Does John Edward Hear Messages from the Dead? | Analysis of "Psychic" Tactics

[@daveandgena3166]

Just a reminder, Dr. Grande isn't speaking to the dead in this video, only speculating what the dead could be saying in a situation like this.

[@HeatherHolt]

Hah!! That’s perfect!!

[@joedennehy386]

And not diagnosing anyone

[@ilenestauch5973]

LOL!

[@marianazinsou7539]

I am wondering if the death is listening to Dr.Grande? Any signs? ❄️ or 🔥

[@Liberalbeaststl]

😅🤣🤣🤣

[@JoshNieporte]

I'm still waiting for the headline: "Psychic Keeps Winning Lottery"

[@derstoffausdemderjoghurtis]

This one couldve come from the man himself!

[@prissverso406]

I'm often amused by the psychics who end up in my spam folder who didn't foresee that I would delete the email without reading it.

[@minacerra]

Being able to tap into the paranormal and controlling your fate are two different things. He always states he's not a fortune teller..

[@joedennehy386]

I took over a radip station. We had" Colin the Clairvoyant" when i told him we didn't need him anymore i prefaced it by saying, Colin as you are no doubt aware. My thanks to Rupert Murdoch

[@joedennehy386]

@@minacerra no they are the same, non existent lmao

[@monicapyle]

I don't understand how if they can talk to dead people, yet frequently say, "I'm hearing from someone whose name starts with an M or J". So do dead people purposely tell them details of the person's life yet they can't clearly say their name?

[@moecuspocus]

I laughed way too hard at this

[@alegnalavieenrose8120]

Oh I’ve said this so many times myself. The dead can convey such elaborate stories with great detail, but they can’t state their name, but make it a “guess who”. Frauds!

[@emilyhollis4231]

Yeah, the dead can only play charades with mediums.

[@ScumfuckMcDoucheface]

hahahahahaha this comment and the replies baaahahaha =)

[@amandasexton3484]

🤣 Exactly. The reason they also say M or J is because those first letters are common for a name in peoples’ lives. We all know someone with a M or J name.

[@protochris]

I was always impressed how John could complete his interactions with the dead in approximately 2-5 minute slots, as though all the deceased had curiously agreed not to exceed their time limit.

[@katbar6066]

😂😂

[@lorijane9265]

Ha!

[@WarlockHolmes420]

Funny how the dead can only speak in letters also. "I'm sensing a problem or the first letter of somebody's name. Your nana is giving me a J....?" Lol.

[@protochris]

@@WarlockHolmes420 That might explain why they can't provide winning lotto numbers.

[@lebogangshovhote473]

😂😂😂😂

[@WilhelmFreidrich]

I was in his audience and he totally read me. He said, "I am feeling someone who has a relative, a mother maybe." That was totally me!

[@mchevre]

OMFG I HAVE A MOTHER TOO THIS IS SO F'ING WEIRD

[@matzohgirl]

Me too! Wow our lives are intertwined!

[@wandarask8444]

Wooh Me too" he said you will get a letter. and a ring on your phone, I screamed John John that's me ,,, then 70 people put there hands up .Dam Missed out, Your message is so funny From Australia X

[@gleefulme9617]

Your comment about John Edward made me laugh!. Thanks!

[@GretchenDupree]

Wowzers!

[@rayross997]

I'm getting a message from the other side, Dr. Grande will continue to not diagnose anyone and only speculate while wearing really cool shirts with cacti in the background. I ask no money for my reading.

[@stephanieabutler]

😂😂😂

[@max_blak836]

😉 sharp.. 😏🎯👊

[@jltrem]

I own a shirt nearly the exact duplicate of the one Dr. Grande is wearing. I also have a beard and wear glasses. However, I own no cacti nor is my sense of humor as professionally as arid as Dr. Grande's. I could buy a cactus, but would have to work on that dryness.

[@missmoxie9188]

Thy will be done

[@zensbleexperience3470]

🌵🌵🌵🌵

[@gracelove886]

Mr Edward's fees are rather extortionate. I'd expect a definite connection with my whole deceased family for that price.

[@gigi9301]

John would need to pay Me to communicate with a few of my Especially annoying dead relatives, God rest their souls in Heaven and let's just keep it at that, Thanks!

[@melindahatfield9035]

Free on tiktok.😀

[@invincible9462]

This hack doesn't deserve the courtesy of being called Mr. Edward.

[@julielevinge266]

Buried treasure to be found as well!!!

[@nectarinehair0115]

When I was in Oprah’s audience, there were certain chairs through the room that had ‘reserved’ on them. Those were the only people that got to stand up and ask questions during the show. Maybe John had plants in his audience too.

[@kathrynj.hernandez8425]

And we all know about Oprah now, too.

[@Relayzy1]

​@@kathrynj.hernandez8425evil.

[@prettylagoon]

​​@@kathrynj.hernandez8425she loves white people

[@sdsurfgirl60]

Dr. Grande's wit is so dry only cacti can survive in that environment.

[@shiragoldberg7744]

Funny 😁!

[@producerlinda7109]

🤣

[@cuppycakey5013]

Yes, I love it

[@stephaniebaker6001]

Ha!

[@cupidsoul_]

@@cuppycakey5013 I know! Lol I love his dry humor 😂

[@nightdipper5178]

"If you want to kill a gopher you have to think like a gopher." Bill Murray

[@kristyhoward6897]

🎶 I'm alright, don't nobody worry bout Me 🎶

[@beverlylawyer2286]

THANKS, LAUGHING

[@superjaded1738]

Words of wisdom

[@fritzidler9871]

Yes. Only someone who has been gifted with total consciousness upon death, is capable of such insight.

[@MrHominid2U]

@@fritzidler9871 So I have that going for me, which is good.

[@kasv4103]

For John Edwards abilities I'm getting a B and also a S. Anyone relate to B.S ?

[@nicoleb203]

Yes! My cousin died and he had a bachelor of science degree. How did you know? 😱😆

[@beverlylawyer2286]

LAUGHING, THANKS

[@maryannbroadbridge1119]

😁

[@kylaren6337]

These comments are just as awesome as the video. Thanks for the laugh.

[@HeatherHolt]

I always wanted to see someone get up there in front of edward and totally play into his bullshit like omg yes I DO have a dead brother named bill. And yes he DID die of a “medical issue”! And yes he did have brown hair just like me! And yes he did have a job at some point in his entire life omg how did you know that!?! And after all of it just be like SIKE!! Idk I always wanted to see that happen

[@juliem1966]

I saw John Edward live once. We waited for a very long time for him to appear on stage. I sat and listened to audience members discussing life episode that they hoped he would "hit on". This intrigued me and we went to see him another time. The exact same thing happened. I believe he either has employees in the audience or listening devices getting stories from people. OR possibly using shills in the audience just like magicians. He may also be using a combo of those methods and cold reading.

[@jasonm4332]

wow !!!

[@jimmyl324]

“ I sense you’re being scammed by someone claiming to have psychic abilities “…lol

[@ezrc9294]

that ll be 50 dollars, look on the bright side, I saved you $750! I am giving you a gift.

[@katrinat.3032]

🤣🤣

[@emo_penguin420]

Haha, the tone used when calling John Edward a "psychic" was just a huge audible eye roll 🙄🙄 Dr. Grande's sass is the only daily prescription I need!

[@KittyCatKrew]

I picked up on that too Lol.

[@blueeyes6852]

Body language students: excellent tell 😂

[@jackcaptain5476]

He does come across a little homosexual doesn't he.

[@danjohnson6870]

I always crack up at Dr. Grande not realizing just how much of his personal opinion he injects. He thinks he doesn’t, that’s what is funny

[@gmapatty]

@@jackcaptain5476 Shut Up!

[@dennisnolan5095]

My favorite "psychic" was Sylvia Browne.....a recurring guest on the Montel Williams Show. On more than one occasion she claimed missing people were dead, who turned up alive. She also often predicted that she would die at the age of 88....but died at 77.

[@judithryle2113]

She was really a fake

[@kimberlycrownover7241]

She claimed that in Heaven we can look like whoever we want .

[@kimberlycrownover7241]

@Jane Doe I have seen my soul visit a garden of peace . We are loved. ❤️

[@CVT6702]

Sylvia brown was good. One day when she was on Montel and as they talked I hurried and gather information on the case. She would reveil her information. The information she reveiled later in the show was just as what she gathered. I too am a Psychic and my information reveils who murdered and where the body is to be located. This man running this site is wrong and doing much damage because God is the one who asked me to do this after Jesus appeared to me on May 9, 1986. If this man running this station makes money while he damages others talking about things he knows nothing about as far as Psychics is concerned.

[@lorineilson7529]

Interesting

[@MooseGuy1]

I remember watching an Unsolved Mysteries back in the late 80s and a murder case in the LA area was profiled. Apparently a team of mother/daughter psychics were viciously murdered by an unknown assailant. I immediately said to my wife "You'd have thought they'd seen that coming."

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

Some psychics don’t know the future, just talk with the dead.

[@MooseGuy1]

@@KimberlyLetsGo I realize this but these women saw clients to give them predictions and guidance for their futures. As I recall, they made no claims to speak or communicate with those who had passed. Thanks for your response, though.

[@KimberlyLetsGo]

@@MooseGuy1 I’m sorry. I was teasing back but I see now it sounds like I was offended. Your comment was spot on. 😃

[@MooseGuy1]

@@KimberlyLetsGo It's hard to pick up nuance when you are communicating by text. Maybe John Edward could help with that,

[@myozbubble]

@@MooseGuy1 Maybe!

[@christa7773]

Knowing Dr. Grande's sense of humor, I was looking forward to some serious comedic gold in this one. I'm happy, though not surprised, to say that I was not disappointed.

[@victoriamayo5774]

He is quite comedic

[@cvmitchell9368]

Yes, it's the dry humor with pauses. 🤣🤣

[@victoriamayo5774]

@@cvmitchell9368 yes

[@ChiefSlacc]

Dr Grande spicing it up with this black and red check plaid moment. Giving us fall refreshment in the midst of the hot summer. 10/10

[@alice_rabbit8345]

Lumberjack vibes!

[@gigi9301]

@@alice_rabbit8345 Mad for Plaid...All the time

[@AfterTheRain_Beth]

When he gets something really accurate he almost falls out of his seat in shock. He's so pleased with himself. I mean, isn't that your job? Kinda strange for a legit psychic to be so surprised when they, you know, get something psychic. He's also super arrogant.

[@scottdavidson526]

I watched a little bit of his show when it aired on the Sci-fi Channel, but I never bought into his whole psychic thing.

[@gigi9301]

Yezz...quite the actor. I'd like a Deep Dive into this sharlitain....what do his close friends and relatives have to say? Is he paying everyone off to be quiet?

[@TheMurray1922]

My number one problem with him is his arrogance.

[@wandarask8444]

That's so funny Cheers x

[@TheAtl198]

@@JTScott1988 You are completely wrong. Most people who act arrogant are very insecure. I genuinely thought everyone knew that.

[@angierucinski5694]

Fascinating stuff, good to have found this channel. A friend of mine went to see a very famous UK medium a few years ago. Apparently, the first half of the evening was pretty lacklustre but strangely enough, after the audience had mingled & chatted in the bar during the interval, the second half was "uncannily" accurate. 🤔🤔🤔

[@christopherseton-smith7404]

It was the spirits wot dun it!

[@bryanwilson8652]

“If someone paid a gopher in a murder-for-hire plot, that would be a lot more convincing.” I never thought I’d hear that sentence in my life, let alone from Dr. Grande.

[@MrRaulstrnad]

yes indeed

[@victoriasherlock4598]

He has certainly found his funny bone

[@cuppycakey5013]

That was hilarious 😂

[@ewoknroll]

I did... but i'm a psychic

[@hadronoftheseus8829]

I haven't watched the video and have it paused, but the answer of course is "No". The more incisive question is did John Edward _believe_ he heard messages from the dead. The answer again is "No".

[@Strype13]

I really wish Dr. Grande would have given us a "gopher death" trigger warning. You will never be forgotten, Uncle Jimbob.

[@Siobhanjcm]

May he continue to Rest In Peace

[@picosmom8698]

😂

[@zOOmzity]

You are so funny, loved the gopher reference.. woodchucks and bunnies. You never fail to make me laugh. I think that "psychic mediums" know a lot about behavioral psychology. I knew a friend's mom who did psychic readings, and when I called her out, she revealed some of her methods/skills. For instance, a friend got a reading from her. She looked at his hands, as though looking at his palm lines for "signs". She said, "You are a musician, you play the guitar". He was amazed and was at that point, taken in. This is when the subject's mind glazes over and is now receptive to suggestion. Like hypnosis. She knew he played the guitar because he had callouses on his fingers. No mystery, just keen observation mixed with showman know how. The mind glaze can happen to a large group of people if they believe that they have proof of magical powers.

[@warrenparker7961]

I was hoping this would be the first time Todd says, "I AM diagnosing this guy as a capital F FRAUD."

[@cherylwhitehouse8607]

“A gopher-related fatality...” That made me laugh so hard!

[@janedavis4793]

“Any furry animal…” 😂😂😂

[@hoopyfrood4391]

It could happen….

[@phoenixzappa7366]

Dr Grande is brutal 🤘 psychic my ass

[@lisab6547]

I was watching this while donating plasma. I had earbuds in, thank goodness, cuz I was holding back laughter! 🤣🤣

[@staciedegnan3731]

I'm ded. Died laughing. Maybe John can seance me.

[@alainacolding8317]

Really enjoy your analyses. As a former M.Ed. Clinical Mental Health Counseling student I wish your channel was around when I was enrolled! Would have brought my classes great topics for discussion.

[@primalway1]

as a former janitor ,brilliant mathematician and a person who was traumatized as kid, and a Star wars fan...I really enjoy your analyses.

[@LoveLife-ho3rg]

@@primalway1 hey…It’s not your fault!!!

[@ReadyorNot811]

@@primalway1 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@coreyweber2340]

Dr. Grande's delivery on things "a gopher for hire plot" without cracking up is amazing. I'm laughing like a crazy person

[@smallhouseinthemeadow6131]

I am crazy about his dry sense of humor.He is hysterically funny.

[@bishopconnor]

He said that and I thought, “but what if he said ‘gopher’ and my loved one was murdered by a squirrel? Like, wouldn’t that be close enough to be convincing?” And then Dr. Grande said, almost like he knew I would think that, “really all the small, furry animals would be excluded”. Damn. 😄

[@sandyburkett2732]

I missed it.. what about a gofer??

[@coreyweber2340]

@@sandyburkett2732 He mentions as an example "a gopher for hire plot" with a straight face

[@sandyburkett2732]

@@smallhouseinthemeadow6131 that’s just who he is..

[@PaganGrace]

Houdini told his wife Bess that if there were an afterlife that he would communicate with her after he died. Needless to say, after his untimely death, she never heard from him again.

[@Cissy2cute]

For a while she and others would hold a seance on the date of his death. Nothing ever happened.

[@PaganGrace]

People still hold vigil at his gravesite every Halloween (the day he died).

[@declanp1]

He gave her a secret message that he would use.

[@PaganGrace]

@@declanp1 Yes, they decided on the code system they used in their act. The secret message translated to the word "BELIEVE".

[@linniem5982]

Maybe he signaled Bess and she did not know it.

[@seahorse5689]

Hahaha, "My sister was murdered by a piece of macaroni." "Okay, yeah, I can work with that." Too funny.

[@Msdhdjmz]

Lmfao 🤣

[@juanitaschumacher782]

She was

[@bearanov]

What John heard best was "cha-ching!" time to get paid.

[@stevejette2329]

dead - A reporter once asked a pro wrestler if it was all fake. The wrestler slapped the reporter hard enough to knock him down. Then said, "Hurt's doesn't it ?" Fake does not mean unrehearsed.

[@beverlylawyer2286]

YUP

[@bearanov]

@@stevejette2329 The very best con-men are well rehearsed and thoroughly professional. The wrestler you refer to was David Schultz, the reporter was John Stossel.

[@sweettea527]

These "readings" are like horoscopes. It could apply to everyone. Unfortunately the vulnerable people want so badly to connect with their relative. They will see any common situation and apply it to their life. When I learned he doesn’t let his shows be recorded, it told me everything I need to know about him.

[@agent_ninety9]

Some will use the "j" or "m" strategy. Because most people's names start with those names. I believe we all have gut feeling or intuition. Some stronger than other's. I never believed John was sincere. Playing on people's emotions of the bereaved loved ones, takes a "certain" kind of individual.

[@devong7124]

I know there are Spiritual gifts and God sends messages that are spiritual . But talking to others dead at random isn't likely. Those that may have the Gift are wrong to abuse it and mislead people. Small children communicate with the Spiritual ,then forget when they get older. The Bible calls them suithsayer. God doesn't want his children to go to these people, physics , palm readers, etc. JUST ASK GOD, IF HE DESIRES YOU TO KNOW, HE WILL SEND MESSAGE HIMSELF.

[@agent_ninety9]

@@devong7124 one thing the internet never tires of, people telling how to worship while I don't say a thing. ( Besides the rosary everyday)

[@devong7124]

@@agent_ninety9 I don't know much about the rosary. Never studied about it. But what I believe about it, its a good sign.

[@catherinegrace2366]

That was diplomatic of you 👊🏼

[@milkenobi]

John frequently goes for the “Gee jay connection.” G and J sounds cover a MULTITUDE of names, towns and other connections.

[@stephanieabutler]

I completely forgot about this guy! Wasn't he one of Oprah's "chosen" too? 🤔

[@TheTam0613]

Me too!

[@Strype13]

Yeah, as intelligent as Oprah seems to be, she's an absolute dunce when it comes to this stuff.

[@Dazarabia522]

Probably.

[@calliopec544]

@@Strype13 she may be intelligent in business. That’s about it.

[@Strype13]

@Jenny Lee Not sure. I have always found the rampant idolization of her to be quite awkward, though. She seems to mean well but, at some point, these obsessions become unhealthy.

[@staciwhite1256]

“Anyone’s loved one assassinated by a small, furry animal?” 😹 The idea of John Edward asking something like this and an audience member jumping around saying, “That’s how my loved one died,” makes me laugh a little harder than it probably should.

[@sylentknight]

South Park nailed it a few years ago in an episode.

[@CowboyBike06]

Then you find out about the slow painful death of your neighbor who had a knife fight with his hamster…and the hamster won. How? Because the dim witted dead neighbor taped a knife to his hamster, then put peanut butter on his clothing. Maybe this would fall under: Suicide by Hamster.

[@staciwhite1256]

@@CowboyBike06 😂

[@fightingtosurvive6527]

@@sylentknight That episode was hilarious.

[@catgirl6803]

Yes! There was a mouse in my shoe last week!!! True story!! I died!!!! How did he know???

[@jelsner5077]

My husband had a hard time dealing with his father's death. He started seeing "psychics" who convinced him that the father was communicating through them. At first I didn't say anything as this seemed to give my husband some solace. (I thought it was nuts). Then I learned how much money was being handed over to the psychics. It was a lot. I stopped being silent and started to point out all the flaws in the so-called "readings." It took some time, but my husband no longer pays psychics to talk to dead relatives.

[@Mr.Monster1313]

Just because there are liars and scam artists who are just trying to con people out of money etc... that doesnt mean that its all fake and lies..there are people who can really do this stuff... at all diff ways and levels of strength or power..its an intuition thing..flashes of images or names or letters thoughts etc...not all want money or ask for payment..they just help people or friends or family and dont ask for any payment :) sorry that person tried to take advantage of your husband.

[@skuzzlebutt9745]

@@Mr.Monster1313 I am a psychic and I am telling you to cash app me ASAP. YOure dead family member has something very important to tell you. You need to listen to me before you are haunted forever.

[@xminusone1]

Good for you have been able to reason him back to reality. Those psychics litteraly abuse people who are in pain just like religious cults or "alternative" religions. They only target people that are at a low point in theirs lives and are searching for answers.

[@jelsner5077]

@@Mr.Monster1313 Here's an encounter I had with a "helpful psychic": My cat got out and ran away. I posted on NextDoor info about my missing cat and several neighbors answered that they would keep an eye out for her. One neighbor lady posted, "I see your cat under a deck. She's really scared." And, "she's afraid to come out!" And, "I'm telling her to go home, but she won't leave the deck." I was frustrated because I kept saying, "please can you give me the address?" But no answer. Finally, another neighbor answered, "She's a psychic. She is only getting IMPRESSIONS, not actually seeing your cat crying under a deck." Ugh. NOT helping. I eventually did get my cat back, two weeks later, but it was not from any help from any "psychic," who only stoked my anxiety and got my hopes up for nothing.

[@desireeseattle7273]

have you ever thought of sharing reaching out to Susan Gerbic on Facebook to share your family's experience?

[@sarahjayne2035]

Yes!!! Been waiting for this one, the mans a charlatan. Thanks DR Grande 👌

[@golovastik.mp3]

one of my favourite things is seeing Dr. Grande tear pseudoscience apart

[@d8bn]

It can be torn apart, but it doesn't mean it doesn't exist (the ability to communicate with loved ones who have passed).

[@declanp1]

YES!!!

[@declanp1]

@@d8bn prove it does exist.

[@SilverSparkles22]

​@@declanp1Prove it doesn't 🙄

[@marcjohn9404]

Anybody else immediately think of the South Park episode where they make fun of him? It's called "The Biggest Douche In The Universe", and I highly recommend it. He repeatedly claims that he's special and Stan keeps calling him out and even goes into the concept of cold reading, but stupid people don't seem to understand and they continue to be fooled. It's also funny because Stan goes to John's house to tell him to stop lying to Kyle, and John has a sound effect when he enters the room that goes "Ladies and gentleman, Psychic John Edward" followed by a clap track implying that he's so full of himself that he has speakers installed throughout the house to remind others that he's entered the room and that they should clap for him.

[@JoshNieporte]

Love that episode :-)

[@katesicle]

I was going to comment about this! What a great episode

[@catalhuyuk7]

Haven't seen it. Thanks for the tip though. Why did I ever stop watching SP? I feel a binge coming on.

[@Daavhimself]

Fun fact: On the DVD commentary Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of South Park, who is the WORST person they ever featured/ripped on in the show they said John Edward... Anyone who has not seen South Park - it features such terrible people like Saddam Hussein, Satan, etc. Episode was "Biggest Douche in the Universe"

[@MrRecklessryan]

South park has definitely helped me develop critical thinking, that's scary.

[@brigittebowman9113]

I love that gopher related fatality and the macaroni scenario. You're really funny, Dr Grande. Like seeing your sense of humour in this analysis and would concur with the underlying sentiment. His "abilities" come at a hefty fee and if you are genuinely trying to help someone, out of your goodness of heart alone, why the price tag? It's interesting there are no guarantees on accuracy. That's handy. If you paid $850 for something, you would surely expect some guarantee. Unfortunately, there are so many vulnerable people, as you point out, who cling on to these psychics, mystics and so on. It's very sad and morally wrong, I agree.

[@alicelightworker6724]

MP

[@eld2310]

I used to watch his show and I noticed that he always singled out an Italian-looking family and asked them if they had a Tony or Maria that might be trying to contact them.

[@Mary-hs3gu]

This is one of Dr. Grande's best. Hilarious (and clever) but also with serious and practical conclusions. Our culture right now is very short on critical thinking skills. Emotions rule and are exploited over and over by self-serving people in every walk of life.

[@ciaragrey5523]

Critical thinking is fast becoming a lost art. I once had a Tarot card reader ask me to leave because I was not cooperating. It was $10 of entertainment. I always know I am in the presence of fraud when I get asked to leave.😅

[@darondatoole7439]

I say the same thing. Seriously lacking in critical thinking skills.

[@loriw.9166]

Doc, you killed me when you were talking about a rabid gopher.😂🤣 You're the absolute best!

[@MamaPinks]

But she was killed by murderous macaroni!😱🥐

[@sonnypage2038]

Bunny-rabbit related readings......you made me laugh

[@loriw.9166]

😂

[@marthaschaefer9585]

@@MamaPinks no

[@elainebrumage9396]

It was funny the way he spoke of the gopher and macaroni with his same deadpan expression😂

[@colettedemaria1009]

Thanks to Dr Grande for promoting good sense with his channel. To many sites with false informations, stupid believings, conspiraties theories about all subjects. With you Dr Grande this old world keeps turning in the right direction.

[@jdr9419]

He only hears the ding when money drops into his account from vulnerable people.

[@wandarask8444]

Hahaha that's so funny 😂 cheers

[@carrielange2692]

when i lost my fiance, i was obsessed with getting on his show. Looking back, it was pathetic, but I thought he could give me an answer. I would love to hear Dr. Grande discuss suicide prevention. And what we miss and how we can prevent it. I lost my fiance to suicide in 2001. And in 2017 I lost my son to suicide. I am always trying to understand how I could let it happen twice. I'm always afraid people will do it now, even myself. I think Dr. Grande could help a lot of people.

[@KMC39100]

I am so sorry for your losses.

[@katyr2382]

Sending love. I hope you have goid support around you

[@debrajones7344]

You didn't "let" anything happen. They did. Try and remember the good times. So sorry for your losses.

[@dawntreader815]

It was not pathetic to want to connect with your fiance for answers; it is perfectly understandable.

[@carrielange2692]

oh gosh, thank you to those who replied. usually comments just go un-noticed. but I appreciate you noticing, and your kind words. thank you.

[@rogerbartlet5720]

John Edward: "For entertainment purposes only" - exploits grief-stricken people

[@emilyhollis4231]

John Edward is to grieving people as Fox "News" is to old grandpas. 🤣

[@owie4070]

@@emilyhollis4231 That actually made me LOL

[@beverlylawyer2286]

RIGHT, THANKS

[@sarahalbers5555]

And that's the really sad part. I can not stand these phoney psychics. Giving false hope to grieving people.

[@declanp1]

@@emilyhollis4231 😂😂😂

[@allyfrasier6306]

Oh my goodness! This was too bloody funny matey🤣😂!! I'm loving your dry wit at the end of the day here in the land DownUnda! Far out, your wit would mesh so seamlessly with our culture here. I've been living in the US in various locations for work and I felt I was a fish out of water in terms of the Aussie/ Yank humor situation. I resigned myself to believing we're like chalk n cheese! I'm pretty thrilled to know at least 1 Yank would've remembered we're not actually all that dissimilar and it's good to find the humor in life sometimes! G'day from lovely Queensland and thank you for narrowing the gap with your intellectual commentary and humor. I really enjoy your wise, thought provoking discussions.

[@shawnmorymcmillion]

He’s feeling energy all right; his bank account is energized with each of his victims deposits!!!

[@Itallaboutwatithink]

🤣🤣 I agree.

[@BryanChance]

Hmmmm

[@infinidominion]

Channeling dead presidents

[@Gypseygirls]

😆

[@susyshepard320]

When you have to pay for it , it's a scam. If he was doing " out of the goodness of his heart " it might be a different story. Taking advantage of grieving people should be criminal.

[@invincible9462]

Well thats not how real life works when you need money in order to survive.

[@mangot589]

@@invincible9462 Conning people? I don’t get your statement. He’s a scam artist.

[@juanitaschumacher782]

Ruth Montgomery

[@juanitaschumacher782]

Edgar Cayce

[@grandmanancy4719]

If I had this ability, I would not provide free readings. It takes a lot of ability to prepare such as meditation and prayer. I would have to make a living somehow. John states that he knows people will doubt him and that is OK.

[@veronicapratt1169]

I can only speak from experience, my daughter and I were in the audience in Houston, he moved close to us, he mentioned my deceased son had said something that only My Daughter and myself would know. I did not own up because I was to embarrassed to. I think my son was communicating through John Edwards to us.

[@wendystjulien1957]

I am so sorry for your loss.

[@LDiamondz]

That had to be very shocking, but in a good way.

[@sandyburkett2732]

After my husband was murdered, I found a key on his keychain that I had no idea what it was. This person was very popular. So I asked her what it was to.. she had no idea, she held it for a while and still didn’t get anything.. When I got home I set in my front room and held the key and prayed…. It was to a post office box that I didn’t know he had! I was more psychic than she was. After that, I started answering my own questions….

[@cookiemadison8529]

Loved the subtle "presumably for the better" and the clear edit after pointing out the likelihood of that in the Crossing Over show. Well done as usual Dr. Grande

[@lnc-to4ku]

Dr. Grande, your intelligence, humor, logic and compassion is so incredible and beyond words! I lost my dad suddenly several years ago, who was also my best friend, and the pain led to all my "critical thinking to leave me.... I saw a medium in desperation. I think the majority of them are cons preying on the very vulnerable and broken. The whole gofer thing made me laugh SO hard though! My dad had such a sharp wit also, and I know he'd be laughing too♡♡😂

[@Churd84538]

Gopher related death. Not sure anyone ever put those 3 words together in that order until Dr Grande did.

[@quester09]

gopher it!

[@possumintheblossom]

I thought he said "goat-herd". I'm glad you cleared that up, goat-herd-related death makes no sense.

[@melindaharrington7588]

Thank you for this video, Todd. I always learning something new from you, and you explain things in easier terms. So that anyone, can understand what you are talking about. Thank you, for making all of your video's and sharing them with us. From Melinda, in Australia 😚 👋

[@momzillainnova]

I cant say if John is or isnt psychic but I can say that I have had a very real and unexplainable experience with one myself. I am a thousand percent a believer of science, but there are some things in this life that cannot be explained and Witnessing or experiencing one as profound as mine changes you forever.

[@lindacarlton3154]

Ditto! I had a powerful experience with my Lyft driver who claimed he was a medium. He told me things he had NO way of knowing and he wasn't guessing! You see my son had committed suicide. My driver told me my son was in the car with us and wanted to say how sorry he was and that he's done his work so he and I will be on the same level when I die. He said my son was very proud of the work I'd done. I had just finished my 12th step. Sorry Dr. Grande this gentleman didn't know me or anything about me. How did he know all of this? Furthermore, this gentleman was so overcome with emotion, remorse when he was telling me my son was so very sorry for the pain he caused me, he almost pulled the car over. It was so powerful! He wasn't reading me as he was driving. God moves in mysterious ways His wonders to perform.

[@chynnhowe]

What happened?? I want to know!

[@missmoxie9188]

John Edwards is still NOT a psychic

[@rulistening3174]

Linda Carlton I know some people who are physic...a lot of them feel like it is their job to help people heal...they don’t charge money.

[@the.parks.of.no.return]

@@lindacarlton3154 right. The world isn't as clear cut as some people think. There's stuff out there that's beyond what we experience in every day life , some people bump into it - others don't.

[@TheTam0613]

This is like violating the HIPPA privacy for dead people. Thank you for another wonderful video!

[@debbiemilam2204]

HIPPA is everywhere. Also verification of your account. Nice point. HeHe

[@gaylemc2692]

Doctor Grande could be a comedic with his sense of humor. I love it.

[@stoicsavage509]

Comedian

[@jaemarcus4268]

Not!...he's dry and salty a.f about things he doesn't understand. His title does not make him smart in psychological and mental areas, such as parapsychology and metaphysics... unfortunately.

[@imakuni67]

The logical career path: health care administrator -> ball room dance instructor -> psychic

[@b.g.5869]

John Edward: "I'm feeling someone who's name has a vowel and a consonant in it..." Audience member: "Oh my gawd! My dead grandfather was named Joe!"

[@redmage8485]

Meanwhile Jhn Smth spirit remains unanswered

[@kaym.h.3583]

🤣🤣👍

[@julielevinge266]

Mine too OMG!!!

[@JennyL.I]

Same 😂

[@mangot589]

IKR? And they believe it! I feel bad for them, they want so badly for this to be true.

[@5p674]

He is a disgusting con man, taking advantage of people when they're at their weakest and most vulnerable time of their lives..

[@johnthomson843]

Who, John Edward or Dr Grande? LOL

[@Daavhimself]

Fun fact: When someone asked Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of South Park, who is the WORST person they ever featured/ripped on in the show they said John Edward... Anyone who has not seen South Park - it features such terrible people like Saddam Hussein, Satan, etc. Episode was "Biggest Douche in the Universe"

[@lnc-to4ku]

♡♡

[@Tea_in_the_Sahara_with_you]

@@Daavhimself They were probably joking lmao

[@samadams219]

Like those evangelical preachers.

[@rollerdivadancefit4851]

Love this guy! Your humor is so unexpected, I busted out laughing after the Gopher murder for hire comment!!!! 😂

[@trollriders5682]

I can't believe he did the gopher example all with a straight face. No way could I.

[@reannabaker4]

I began to question these psychics when I noticed that they aren't solving any cases involving missing, murdered or endangered children.

[@davidbrienlantry8760]

"Murder for Hire Gophers" a new true crime series coming to TLC this Summer!

[@pyarkaaloo]

Don’t jest. It would be cruel for this not to materialize 🦫

[@MultiMoo20]

I’m dead 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@steph7738]

I like your theory that everyone will get picked for a private reading! “Ooooo, I hope I get picked!” 😄

[@jguenther3049]

If they're not in the Internerd Psychic database, they won't get selected.

[@Truth1561]

I don’t know about John Edward ( I did used to find his shows entertaining) but I have experienced an unplanned physic reading myself. I went to see a healer because conventional medicine was struggling to contain a chronic illness. It was impossible looking at me to know what was wrong , I identified no s&s or diagnosis before I went to see a spiritual healer recommended to me by the professor in charge of my case. She was elderly, quite poorly herself and worked entirely without payment- she asked you to donate to a charity if you felt inclined but didn’t get involved with money herself. She asked for no information upfront because she maintained that doctors were often wrong, she liked to not be influenced by a diagnosis and worked with different hospitals with different specialities- she wouldn’t have immediately know I was seeing a gastroenterologist therefore. The first time I saw her she asked me to relax whilst she took her hands all around my body (without touching) and she immediately identified pains I was having, that she stated were side effects of medication I was having ( I hadn’t yet discussed those pains with my consultant - it was extremely sharp jabbing pains in my eyes, which turned out to be side effect of large doses of steroids which dissipated when I was able to reduce the steroid dosage, and stop taking them totally after several healing sessions.) She identified where I had had a dvt in my leg 3 years before, told me how many miscarriages I had had and told me ‘you are crying inside because you think you will never be able to have children- but your first child is a little brown haired, brown eyed girl who I can see playing around your feet- however you will be pregnant soon ( I was so ill at that time I literally rolled my eyes ) but I see 2 prams with on only one baby ‘. I took that to mean I would have another miscarriage before I actually successfully birthed a baby. 3 months after I started seeing her, she asked me if I had something to tell her- I didn’t know what she was talking about, but she just smiled and carried on with the session. I found out I was pregnant with twins later that week, but an early scan revealed one wasn’t doing very well and I eventually miscarried one at 12 weeks . I was however blessed to birth my lovely brown haired, brown eyed daughter ( I’m blue-eyed and the healer never met my brown eyed husband.) After seeing her for a few months my health improved beyond all explanation and I was able to get off steroids after 3 yrs of trying. I do however accept that ulcerative colitis is a relapse/remission disease- I never had another attack after seeing her however, despite being told that my disease was all through my large intestine and rectum and was pretty much untreatable- we had been discussing a total colectomy and Ileostomy when the professor suggested seeing the healer as ‘ you have nothing to lose’. The psychic reading was an unexpected thing that happened during my first session, just after she talked to me about what her spirit guide had told me about my health. She told me my grandad was there talking about a ‘donkey jacket’ , to ‘tell them to go ahead’-but that she hadn’t been able to get any more information, as he was quite shy and wouldn’t come forward again. I immediately stated he wasn’t shy to my memory - he had died 15 years before when I was 13 and to me he was funny, gregarious, loads of friends. The healer just said that I was a child when he died ( which I hadn’t said- I was still quite young and my grandfather died quite young unexpectedly from a heart attack) and that I maybe didn’t see his true character at that age. It was only when I rang my parents that they corrected me and said think about it- when did I ever see him outside of his home or garden? I could only think of one time, when my father received an award. Apparently he was extremely shy, unless he knew you really well he wouldn’t say a word and didn’t go out much because he was so awkward with strangers. With my sister and I he was funny, a great story teller- amazing. The ‘donkey jacket’ bit was where they both went very quiet- my mum said my dad who is a total atheist, went white. The night before my visit to the healer, they had been cleaning out a wardrobe in the spare room and discussing the unused. ‘donkey jacket’ ( a type of warm waterproof overcoat used by builders and such like in the winter) that my dad had taken after his father died and kept in the house. They were discussing whether they should give the jacket to my husband who worked outdoors - would his dad approve? This seems like such a small thing, however my dad and grandad were both huge disbelievers in life after death, but they made a pact that whomever died first would attempt to contact the other if at all possible. My dad is very stubborn and very ‘closed’ in his beliefs, so if you believe in this stuff, he would need help to ever receive any message- and it would have to be something obscure like this for my dad to believe it. I can’t tell you what a comfort this has been to my father. It may sound silly to anyone else, but my dad was with his dad when he had the heart attack, and he has always blamed himself for not being able to save him. He went on to become proficient at first aid and taught it for almost 30 years as he never wanted anyone else to feel the same helplessness when confronted from someone seriously ill. I took my cat to see this same healer just before she died as he had been diagnosed with FIV ( this was a new disease back in the 80s- the feline version of HIV. I was told he wouldn’t live long and and there was no treatment). He behaved totally bizarrely in her home before collapsing after she ran her hands over his body- I thought he had had a stroke or died. She reassured me he would sleep a while then be fine. I took him home, and after a few hrs he walked out of his basket and was fine, He lived almost 8 more years to 15 yrs old and never received any treatment. The vets were mystified, as they were seeing more cats with the disease and they were all dying quite quickly . My other cat also caught FIV and died not long after his diagnosis- Mrs Pugh my healer was long passed by then 😢. As for me, my total colitis was never as bad again and I went on to have 3 children- my brown haired brown eyed daughter, and my two blond blue-eyed boys who have a different father. I did have a weird experience many years later when I heard my grandfathers voice very distant say ‘it’s cancer chick’ ( he called my sister and I chick all the time) I was subsequently diagnosed with colon cancer and had a total colectomy. That was 12 years ago. My daughter has now been diagnosed with MS and how I wish Mrs Pugh was still alive! I’m wary of seeking out someone different however, as I DO accept there are a lot of charlatans out there. I became a Christian aged 45 and I’m not totally sure how to feel about spiritual healing now . It’s not something I tend to discussion with my church friends, but I am grateful beyond belief that I was guided towards seeing Mrs Pugh all those years ago. I believe that she changed the course of my life- whether by prophylactic means or whatever, I only know what I have experienced. I’m sorry this was so long!

[@TASmith-ou3is]

Thank you for sharing. I have had several inexplicable experiences as well.

[@stephaniewade3593]

Thank you very much for sharing. But these psychics deal with familiar spirits, aka Demons, that they refer to as their guides or psychic guides. Once you visit such individuals who have come into covenant with these spirits, whether the person is alive or dead. These spirits have the ability to heal also. But a pact was made without you realizing. I saw a testimony where an ex-witch doctor said that women who cannot get pregnant and go to witch doctors to conceive their children are either: sickly, stubborn or have criminal behaviors or promiscuous etc. My suggestion is that if you have not done it already, as you are now a Christian, seek out a man or woman of God, who specializes in deliverance for both you and your daughter. Just a suggestion. God bless.

[@CVT6702]

Thank you for sharing your good experience with a Psychic, she sounds like a good accurate seerer. I once got a warning for a Psychiatrist about a Health issue in his future. I was in Florida at the time and he was in Ohio. I got on a plane came back, went to his office and told him he needed a medical checkup because I see a heart attack in his future. He reacted very badly raging he was a Medical Doctor and would know if he had a heart problem. Within the year I read a newspaper article that said he had died of a sudden heart attack. In Spirit he has not adjusted to his death. He passed into Spirit in 1985 and since then he has refused to accept his death and shortly after that he came to my house and has refused to leave.

[@reynardfoxx6753]

@@CVT6702 Have a priest come in to bless your home. Tell him you have a spirit that won't leave. While he's there, the priest will exorcise your home of any negative influence.

[@CVT6702]

@@reynardfoxx6753 /It is quite clear you do not understand the work I am doing so why don't you pull your fangs back in and take your own advice.

[@arfriedman4577]

My sister's classmates dad is a psychic medium and people swear he is very good at what he does. This goes back to mid 1980s. He's still doing this today. I've been able to tell people future predictions myself, but I can't do it on command. It's something that comes to me here and there, not on a regular basis. This is not my job and I don't charge for this. I also don't say, unless someone i know asks me to let them know.

[@alexanderordinary2110]

I believe the correct "term" for these types would be " snake oil salesman".....

[@paulrichards6894]

i know someone who lost her mother suddenly and she spent 5 grand on psychics......do they have any feelings

[@BillBiggs1]

Alexander Ordinary. I disagree. Psychics are legit. I once went to Las Vegas with the lads and we decided to visit a psychic. The psychic predicted I would leave Vegas a married man and lo behold my tinder date agreed to get hitched at the lil chapel. I’m still amazed at the accuracy of her prediction

[@alexanderordinary2110]

@@BillBiggs1 Well then go back to her and ask for the winning lottery number...

[@BillBiggs1]

@@alexanderordinary2110 lol she won’t take my calls.

[@alexanderordinary2110]

@@BillBiggs1 EXACTLY!! cuz she'z bizzy making more "snake oil"!!!

[@doublemint3714]

I would love to hear Dr. Grande’s thoughts on the use of psychics by law enforcement in solving homicide or missing children cases!

[@kalidilerious]

Do they still do that? I don't think in the U.S, I could be wrong tho.

[@doublemint3714]

@@kalidilerious it’s very controversial but the US does employ psychics in missing persons cases. They are called “psychic detectives.”

[@kalidilerious]

@@doublemint3714 Recently? by law enforcement?

[@kaym.h.3583]

That would be interesting to hear😊

[@zapyrkat]

The government also trains and uses remote viewers to gain info.

[@thelocalmaladroit8873]

Rabid gopher related fatalities, bunny rabbits and woodchucks! OMG, you’re naming all the usual suspects with a straight face! Totally enjoyable, Doc. ❤️ the shirt !

[@Sarah8561]

This is what I want to know - John asked me at a reading if I had listened to a very specific song on the way to his show. How would he have known that? He also knew things about my dad that he couldn’t have known. I was careful not to feed him any info

[@randysager3660]

It's called shot gunning. What that means is a question is asked based on aprox age of person etc. It was just a guess nothing psychic about it. John Edward is a fraud.

[@Smithpolly]

Also, people tend to focus in on the "hits" and forget about all the misses. So "Does the letter J mean anything to you?" is recalled as "He knew my father's name was Jack"

[@Barredeux]

I just went to a John Edward show in Milwaukee. There were abut 800 people in the audience and I was one of about 12 people he read. He asked if I had a horse that was buried on my property, which I did. He asked If I had a male figure who died from Chrones disease, which I did, my brother. He asked "did you not get along with him?" And I hadn't. He asked if he and I had had a financial disagreement just before he died, we did. He said my brother apologized for that, which he should have. He asked if I had recently been doing research on a different sibling. Which I was. He also had for me "two people married twice". My parents were married for 20 years, then divorced for 22 years, then were remarried for 12 yrs before my mom died. I'm actually Stephens wife, we just use one channel. And Stephen has always thought that it's ridiculous for anyone to take John Edward seriously, but seeing as I bought the tickets, he agreed to go with me. After these "hits" Mr. Edward made, his next question to me was "who is the H-E name, like Helen, or He....." and I told him no one. So he says It might be the person sitting behind you. So I handed the mic to the lady behind me, but she didn't have a Helen either. Then he says to that woman "and there's a Stephen connected to the H.E.". *_My Stephen's grandfathers name was Henry!_* Dr. Grande in this video, Randy Sager, and Smithpolly are wrong about what John Edward does. The information John Edward had for not only me, but for the others he "read" was very specific, like being killed by a gopher. His "hit" average was probably 75%. There is no one in the world besides my husband and my dead parents that would know we had buried my horse in the back yard years ago. Stephen was so amazed he wants to get tickets now to see him in Ohio at the end of the month - lol!

[@Barredeux]

Randy Sager - Wrong

[@Barredeux]

Smithpolly - Wrong

[@eclecticartsstudio1068]

Kudos to you for remaining open to the possibility that this nonphysical sensory may exist in some people. It would be great to hear your opinion as to whether or not you think Matt Fraser has a connection to those who have passed to the other side.

[@debbiemilam2204]

I just looked at your set up and noticed how balanced everything is.. and you're closer to your audience. Nice. Also Bella Grande podcasts are very interesting

[@CL-lo4wd]

Had forgotten about this guy, I always thought he was such a fake! Congrats on the podcast, I love it!

[@uberbabe585]

He's on tiktok doing Live sessions. Fr

[@missycitty9478]

Same!! Forgot all about him! He was Very popular for a second! 😅

[@terribailey6979]

I moved to Florida recently, my sister has been here for bout 20 years. What i find disgusting is like on every street corner here there are these fake psychics !

[@lmusima3275]

I forgot about him. I think he’s a demonic fraud. He guesses details or waits for the demons to tell him

[@ineskirchenko9394]

As a psychic medium myself, I don't think claiming to speak to the dead is criminal. HOWEVER, the prices he is charging do constitute robbery.

[@jimbodice2672]

I was just watching cringe compilations of this guy and his ilk. Now I have another video to satiate my appetite. Your timing is impeccable, maybe YOU are psychic.

[@barbaraeichler7469]

timing is everything =)

[@yogsothoth8389]

I drew a cartoon dunking on that dude back in 2003. It was a ton of fun. "I'm sensing a name starting with 'a'...Amy, Alan, Amanda, Audacity, Ayumi, Appendix..." BTW, James Randi was an absolute legend.

[@louisbuzzi869]

James Randi was alright though.

[@stevehorner4265]

"Gopher related incidents" absolutely decked 🤣🤣

[@BlanchePerle]

A true psychic told me what me brother (he made suicide in Europe) said to me in our last phone call. Not one person on this world could know, I told no one about this phone conversation. Another psychic described in a phone call my bedroom, even to the smallest detail and she was correct. She also said that my (dead) brother liked the pink color of my pants. I don’t know about John Edward but some psychics are amazing good and correct and even help solving cases for the police.

[@monakinnel9271]

I don’t like the term “psychic” medium. Sounds too….”Woo, woo”!….Yup I get it, so does the term medium! It’s a given that all mediums must have developed psychic abilities; however, not all psychics are mediums. The point of focus for reading (or interpreting) the energy is entirely different. It is important, during a reading NOT to ask questions. Response from the client/sitter should only be “I understand this”, “I don’t understand this”, or “I don’t know”. Evidential mediumship is just that.. the medium relaying information through statements or personality characteristics that are beyond the expected. It may be a shared memory or a very unusual name, occupation, or character/personality trait, to name a few. And yes, surprise, surprise….we do get it wrong on occasion; however, it is most often due to information coming through and how “we” interpret that info. Our logical mind can certainly misinterpret the information based on our own understanding or experience. Giving the information exactly as we receive it is usually most accurate. But you know how we humans are….we just have to manipulate the information in a way that we think makes more sense or sounds better. Every time I do that, I crash and burn! After the reading and the sitter gives me feedback, I think…”Idiot…why didn’t you just shut your rambling mouth and leave the initial statement alone!!!” When the client looks at me like I have a third eye 🤣, that’s when I just need to shut up! We are certainly our own worst enemy sometimes!!! Mediumship is a service, and charging for that service certainly is not ethically inappropriate; however, I feel, when ego takes over and those fees are way beyond what most can actually afford to spend, that, to me, crosses the line into greed. People seek out mediums because they are in grief and just want to know their loved one is ok. However, it is important for people to understand that acceptance of going through the stages of grief is necessary psychologically speaking. It is important that after the passing of a loved one, to take time to try to process through this tragedy. I have seen way too many psychics/mediums playing into their clients grief for monetary gain. If I have a client that is asking for a reading and is initially visually very emotionally distraught,, rather than a reading, I would choose to be a compassionate ear for them and, if need be, refer them to a grief counselor. There are codes of ethics to adhere to in this field of work and to violate those rule/codes can have serious consequences to the client/sitter and the medium, as well. There a reputable and quality psychics and mediums out there. You just have to do your research and be cautious of who you receive services from. If you feel uncomfortable, untrusting, or intimidated in their presence…get up and walk away.

[@Blessedcrumb]

Nope. They all communicate with ancient demons. Doesn’t mean they are wrong. Just means the information is coming from a dark source.

[@BlanchePerle]

@@Blessedcrumb what a stupid answer! You have no clue! Dark source 🤣🤣🤣

[@cyruscherry35]

Can you link or give information to said psychic

[@MakeItSo1111]

No psychic ever solved a true crime mystery.

[@user-cs1un6sp1wRennata]

Excellent analysis Dr. Grande! Thank you for doing this topic. 👀

[@kathrynrae1808]

Speak to your loved ones and tell them how you feel about them while they are alive. That's when they need you. After they're gone, only the predators need you.

[@cl5470]

South Park got it right on this one. You know which episode I'm talking about. 😂

[@stephenpmurphy591]

Crowned Biggest Douche in the known universe! Wow we wow what an honor. The Biggest Douche in the Milky way. ( que ratcheted overblown music) That will be $850.00 American buck's! Now!

[@yasuke9317]

They always get it right.🤣

[@joeycarter2678]

Back when I lived in Atlanta, I listened to STAR 94 in the morning. One day one of these popular psychics called in and did readings on the air. A lady called in and the psychic giving her a reading got 12 WRONG answers before the he got a single 'yes, that is correct'. I know because I counted the no's.

[@UncleBuZ]

The lamp from the Christmas Story that was made in Italy... would look bomb on that shelf.

[@Mr-S.p.o.c.k]

You just aged yourself. Boomer.

[@temporarilyimmortal795]

I made one for a Christmas window scene, and my kids were so confused and didn't think it was appropriate for Christmas. 👩🏽‍🦳

[@simonbelmont1]

@@temporarilyimmortal795 😂

[@TheTam0613]

I have that leg lamp marked "FRAGILE" as a Christmas decoration I put in my front window!!

[@beatrixkiddo5]

Fragile... Must be Italian 🤣🤣

[@cl5470]

I'd be interested in John Edwards the politician. What drives a man in power to cheat, especially when his wife is dying of cancer? There has to be some interesting psychology at play there.

[@BrickNewton]

The last thing on my mind when my wife was dying of cancer was to cheat! You are right that there is some interesting psychology happening with him. Makes you wonder what he did before the cancer. And just saying it was the stress of everything that made him do it is just a pathetic cop out.

[@beverlylawyer2286]

YEAH, HE WAS SPECIAL

[@elliebellie7816]

Especially considering he convinced a young married couple to lie and say it was their baby and also at the same time knowing he was being followed constantly by the press while running for President.

[@astrozombie548]

South Park nailed him to perfection!!. He did win the "BDIU" award tho!! 😂😂 I bet he didn't see that coming in his visions!! 👻😂👻😂👻😂👻😂👻

[@primalrefleks]

Gopher Assassins are very real. You just don’t hear about it, because it’s all underground.

[@TheKoolbraider]

Anyone who earns money bilking sad and hurting people is among the lowest of the low.

[@baconsarny-geddon8298]

That's true, but ultimately the blame lies with the only people who could prevent these scams- The people who actively volunteer themselves to get fleeced. Edwards IS a complete low-life, but he isn't demanding money from anyone at gunpoint- These Idiots CHOOSE to give their cash away; Edwards is just amoral enough to take it. And if Edwards didn't take their cash, there are 1,000 other dirtbags, just waiting to step up, and take Edwards' place. The ONLY time parasites like Edwards will vanish entirely, is after people wise up, and no-one's willing to buy into his BS anymore.

[@declanp1]

@@baconsarny-geddon8298 true, but typically these are desperate, gullible people who want to believe.

[@dragonsky799]

@@baconsarny-geddon8298 Grief does strange things to people though. John is a piece of shit for taking advantage of people in complete desperation.

[@twiggyzafox76]

“The detection of any gopher related death would offer credibility it wouldn’t have to involve rabies....” 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cereneryilmaz6715]

I am on the 6th minute of the video and I hear Dr Grande literally teaches the garbage psychics “how to be a psychic” 🙌🏻 you are great Dr Grande!!! 😊

[@annabellebeckwith9283]

Dr. Grande, you might want to do a "Psychics and Mediums: Reformed" in a future show. Look for Doreen Virtue, a former psychic and medium who is well known and for a long time did group and individual readings, including on radio. She explains how it worked for her (which is quite different from what I had always believed) and her reasons for abandoning her "gift."

[@queenofthebutterflies5212]

She became a religious nut in the end.

[@SilverSparkles22]

She's a nut

[@RichardGoth]

"Really all the furry animals will be excluded.." LOL

[@valerieh2014]

I’m still chuckling 🤭 too

[@telkentexas4053]

I found Dr Grande about three days ago, since then I've been binge watching his videos. I didn't realise Psychoanalysis was so fascinating, or, at least I didn't know it could be explained with a humor as dry as the gobi desert. But there Is a downside to watching too much Dr Grande. I'm now convinced I'm a Covert Narcissist. So thanks for that Doc, you've really straightened me out.

[@Meritouschannels]

He’s also very sarcastic for a supposed “objective observer”. I’m cautious when he goes subjective - I don’t see any difference between what Dr Grande speculates or John Edwards - He just doesn’t target paying audience members - but his delivery in regards to targeting subjects is much the same - speculative and subjective for the most part

[@andybeans5790]

I don't think a narcissist would come to that conclusion

[@anzabi1543]

@@Meritouschannels his perspective is speculative, but it stays objective where it counts. He does go based off facts, and he explains why he thinks what he thinks in an understandable manner. Plus, he doesn't untertwine his personal opinion with the facts, he presents the facts and THEN he shows a bit of his opinion, which is fine, even for scientists, it's not wrong to have an opinion, as long as they don't let it alter their perception of the facts. No one is perfect, but he does a good job of separating those two things.

[@Meritouschannels]

@@anzabi1543 Hes glib and sarcastic about some of the victims he analyzes on his You Tube videos

[@bkreed27]

@@Meritouschannels find another channel then Sherry

[@darlawarmann8623]

I actually went to one of his shows,there was no pre questions when I signed up or when I arrived,I went alone so I wasn't talking to anyone,and I got picked,he didn't fish for answers, he tells you what's coming in, it wasn't a hot or cold reading, there was things he new that was never talked about,or put online,Ya I get it I no what you mean about fishing for answers and hot or cold readings, everyone has there own opinions and beliefs I truly believe he has a gift. If I didn't experience it for myself I too would be skeptical. No I do not live my life by mediuns or psychics, I enjoyed watching his show crossing over and I saw he was coming in my area so I bought a ticket, and I went to check it out for myself and to my surprise something came in that I recognized and he also talked about other things that I confirmed about that initial contact that confirmed it was me that the connection was for and then he brought other specific messages through.

[@crazycatlady68]

Sounds like you were conned pretty good!

[@flyingphobiahelp]

Suuuuure.

[@d8bn]

@@crazycatlady68 Just because you do not believe in it, does not mean it is not real. No need to put her down.

[@amyhughes6051]

I had an experience when my granny passed away. The Rose's I dug up from her house was replanted at my house and they were not doing well. I touched the Rose's ans I said granny help them grow. I felt a chill down my spine and felt her presence. Less than a month later the Rose Bush was so big and I had so many Rose's growing on it there was no way I could even begin to count them all. I can not explain what happened at that moment or to the Rose Bush but all I know is st hat moment I knew communication from the other side is 100% possible. With that being said my point is I believe anything is possible. Unless you can actually disprove it then do not claim it is not possible.

[@floswason8776]

Thank you

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Amy .! You are right . But it's pointless to expect others to accept your testimony. It's a personal experience thing and until you experience it it's impossible to believe..

[@pammyt360]

I had a reading and was told my son was with a brother on the other side(he does have a half brother that passed who I knew of but never met) and that this brother could impersonate Elvis Presley really well. That’s pretty specific and random. So I reached out to the half brothers mother and asked her if he could impersonate Elvis and she said he was so good at impersonating Elvis, he could do all his songs and even dance like him, he loved Elvis. So I’m speculating some people have a gift, John Edward however most likely does not.

[@debrajones7344]

@Pam Thiele Sorry, no.

[@JiveDadson]

Sorry to say, dead people are dead. There is no other side. Your psychic might have pulled off a hot reading. On the other hand, a half brother is not a brother, so it's not specific, is it? I am guessing that the Elvis-immitating brother is not the only thing the psychic suggested.

[@JiveDadson]

@@oneworldawakening The evidence that the mind and consciousness are properties of the biological brain are overwhelming. Thoughts and consciousness go away within minutes of oxygen deprivation. Calling me narrow-minded is irrelevant. If there is any evidence of backup brains "on the other side", I would love to see it.

[@JiveDadson]

@@oneworldawakening Well, technically "narrow-minded" is an adjective, not a name. I would love to see that evidence.

[@pammyt360]

Sorry for the controversy, it’s just my experience. We will all know one day. Peace💚

[@temporarilyimmortal795]

It still baffles me when leads from psychics are followed up on in police investigations. I'm interested to know if they've ever been helpful.

[@domashnie_lubimtsy]

As far as I know the few leads that proved to be of value were in cases when a person was an actual witness but tried to conceal it in order to build their "reputation" for potential clients or to avoid perpetrators revenge. Actually, these two excuses correspond with the two cases that come to my mind. And all of the rest I heard about were complete rubbish which is absolutely no surprise

[@cosimavonliebenau8317]

I would love your opinion on hypnosis, Dr Grande. Is that too a matter of people playing along?

[@MS-qm3ml]

i must admit.. when i played along once, there was an element of ‘reverse psychology’ that kept me feeling... well, so, it was a stage production, with multiple people being hypnotized on stage. So, it helped me.. “group-think act” ... act on group-think.

[@SjofnBM1989]

I think "hypnosis" in the sense of like guided meditation is a thing but no you can't hypnotize someone into doing things against their will and stage hypnosis has the advantage of the fact that you're not gunna go up on stage unless you want to be hypontized so you're going to be the kind of person that gets caught up in the moment and does what the performer tells you to do even though you're not actually in a "trance" or whatever. It's just bargain barrel manipulation I guess

[@LDiamondz]

It's a helpful tool for some forms of mental health therapy. It's not at all like you see in some stage show. It's more to relax you, clear your mind, remember more easily, and more open to suggestions. When done by a qualified mental health professional.

[@Kaylee-Renee]

I think it depends on the person. My partner got randomly pulled up on stage, hes very shy he hates attention being on him and he's the kind of guy who would like to prove them wrong. Yet it worked and i cant explain why

[@LDiamondz]

@@Kaylee-Renee I think so, too. All studies done on it, so far, can't prove why some people can be hypnotized and some can't. Scientists and Physicians are still researching it. All they know is that it has nothing to do with intelligence or personality.

[@reneepierce610]

Please do that kid called The Hollywood Medium! Everyone wants to believe him because he’s a young, cute, gay, innocent looking blonde haired blue eyed American. I’ve never bought it. He was doing only celebrities, driving to their residence and wanted the audience to believe that he had no idea who he was going to see, and often still apparently didn’t recognize them as celebrities once he arrived. He often starts by apologizing for not knowing who they are. Claiming that because of his abilities he doesn’t watch much TV. 🙄 I think people bought it because he was only 18 so it (kind of ) made sense that he wouldn’t know certain celebs. I think he’s a quack. Please review him! 🙋‍♀️😎👏