Can you explain the unique collaboration between Brian D Smith and Sally Hawk in the mediumship revolution?

I’m Brian D. Smith, and this collaboration with Sally Hawk is one of my favorite examples of “spirit plus strategy.”

Here’s what makes it unique:

• Mission synergy: My work is helping grieving people find meaning and evidence that love never dies. Sally founded VerySoul, a platform that now hosts over 2,500 vetted mediums in 50+ countries, solving issues of trust, affordability, and access. Our missions lock together like puzzle pieces.

• Evidence + infrastructure: I bring the interviews, education, and critical thinking—decades of exploring afterlife evidence on my podcast and in my grief work. Sally brings a spirit-guided tech and business platform that actually gets people into safe, evidential sittings with mediums.

• Spirit-guided design: As Sally shares in our new episode, she didn’t just “build a directory.” She followed repeated spiritual nudges about how VerySoul should work, from the vetting process to pricing options, to be accessible to regular people—not just those with lots of money or connections.

• Raising the bar for mediumship: Together, we’re trying to shift mediumship from “mystery, luck, and Google searches” to something more like a real, reliable healing modality:

  • public conversations about what good evidential mediumship looks like
  • normalizing healthy skepticism and boundaries
  • giving grieving people a safer on-ramp instead of throwing them into the wild west of the internet

So the “revolution” isn’t just more mediums—it’s:

• better screening
• better education
• and more ethical, heart-centered access for the bereaved.

What part interests you most—the vetting of mediums, the spiritual guidance piece, or how this helps grieving people specifically?