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Hosted by award-winning journalist, trauma researcher and author Tamara Cherry, The Trauma Beat podcast features conversations with trauma survivors, survivor support workers, investigators and journalists. From homicides to traffic fatalities and sexual violence to mass violence, The Trauma Beat explores how the news media covers traumatic events, the impact this coverage has on survivors and journalists, and how we all might be able to tell (and consume) these very important stories, bette ...
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Every day life is demanding. It is easy to forget that you are more than your physical body, that you are a consciousness using your body. In this podcast we will be talking about life beyond the physical and the subtle energies that connect us with each other and all of life across all dimensions. These conversations will inspire you, remind you that you are part of something bigger and offer you practical tools and understanding of how you can apply this knowledge in your life to make sure ...
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In the near quarter century that Michelle Maluske has reported on news as a video journalist with CTV News Windsor in Ontario, she has reported on a wide variety of traumatic events. From shadowing paramedics as they went from call to call several years ago, to a high-profile and trauma-filled murder trial and sentencing hearing in the weeks and mo…
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Steph Crosier is a newlywed, aunt, dog mom, athlete, and journalist who for the past decade has covered mostly crime for the Kingston Whig Standard and papers across the Canada’s Postmedia Network. Before settling in Kingston, Ontario, Steph worked for newspapers in Hamilton, Winnipeg and Sault Ste. Marie. In this conversation, Steph reflects on he…
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Photographer, writer and traveler Fernanda H. Meier has learned many things while documenting stories from around the globe. She speaks with Tamara about the importance of being purposeful in collecting and sharing stories of trauma and ensuring journalism is in the best interest of victims and survivors whose stories are being documented. “It’s gr…
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As she prepares to mark 25 years since the mass shooting at her high school that made headlines around the world, Heather Martin speaks with Tamara about the impact the media had on her in the immediate aftermath of the Columbine High School shooting, and for several years that followed. Tamara asks Heather for her reaction to The Washington Post’s…
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Elisa Toha’s path to becoming a trauma therapist was not exactly a conventional one. Before she began her career helping people through their trauma, she spent years chasing trauma around the United States as a chase producer, or booker, for major network morning shows and CNN. From her home in New York City, where she was based as an Emmy-award-wi…
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Marvin Engelbrecht was walking his dog near his home in Toronto when he was shot and killed on October 29, 2012. But it was nearly a year before then crime reporter Tamara Cherry first heard his name, delivered during at a news conference where police announced Marvin had been killed in a “random act of violence.” The murder of Marvin Engelbrecht —…
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From the author of The Trauma Beat: A Case for Re-Thinking the Business of Bad News comes another season of conversations that are meant to make us think differently about the way bad-news stories are collected and shared. Unlike Season 1, which included almost exclusively conversations with trauma survivors speaking about the impact of the media c…
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My guest today is Gary Moody, mediumship apprentice, spirit artist and anthropologist. All of these attributes are combined in Gary’s anthropological research which is focused on his own development as a medium within a global spiritualist community. One of the things that fascinates me is the way non-physical consciousnesses interact with physical…
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Today I am speaking with two engaging and insightful medical professionals from Brazil, the sisters Fernanda and Marianna Schveitzer. We talk about their book Self-Care: A dynamic approach to integral health. Fernanda is a physician specialised in occupational medicine. Marianna is a nurse and university lecturer with a PhD in Science and post-doct…
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Brett Holzhauer was in the library of Santa Monica College, a journalism student studying for his last exam, when he heard the first bang. For the self-proclaimed gun advocate, that bang and the many bangs that followed were unmistakable: gunfire. His first encounter with the media came just moments after he had a gun pointed in his face, just mome…
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For more than three decades, Elynne Greene answered the call to help those who were confronted by the unimaginable. From homicides and traffic fatalities, to sexual violence and human trafficking, to the “One October” mass shooting on the Las Vegas strip, the recently retired manager of Victim Services for Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department h…
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Understanding our Past lives can profoundly change the trajectory of our personal evolution. When we start to realise that our actions and attributes in past lives influence our manifestations and experiences now, it helps us shift our perspective from one stuck in a single human existence to that of an immortal consciousness going through a series…
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Agnes Morgan was a devoted parishioner who headed up not one, but several committees at her church. She was also a mother with gentle lessons. Her resting face was a smile. There were so many delightful things about her. But when she was struck and killed by a drunk driver in 2013, she became, quite simply, “senior citizen.” “My mom didn’t die beca…
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Louise (Lou) Godbold is many things. She is a silence breaker, a trauma expert, and a non-profit leader. But the title most often associated with Lou in her conversations with the media — and there have been many — is “Weinstein survivor.” “I speak a lot with survivors of sexual violence, and I speak a lot with those who have that next layer of tra…
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Toronto homicide victim John Wheeler was technically an uncle to Arlene Stuckless, but given their close birthdays, they were always more like siblings. In this conversation with host Tamara Cherry, Arlene discusses her experience with the media in the immediate aftermath of John’s inexplicable homicide, from watching the investigator release John’…
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Shauna Brown was the first person on scene after losing her son, Demal, to gun violence outside their home. It was July 23, 2017, and in the days that followed, she and her family members felt like prisoners in their own home, not even able to go outside to have a moment in the spot where Demal died because the media was gathered. Shauna speaks wit…
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As a psychologist, author, and host of a podcast called Domino Effect of Murder, it goes without saying that Jan Canty knows a thing or two about trauma. But her expertise in the area of surviving traumatic events is also rooted in her own journey: In the 1980s, her husband, Alan Canty, was murdered. Jan’s first contact with the media came when her…
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As a young boy, Boris Cikovic fled war-torn Bosnia with his mother for a safer life in Canada. As a teenager, he was fatally shot while hanging out with friends in a Toronto park. It was October 3, 2008. Boris was an only child. “It’s not just a story,” Vesna Cikovic tells host Tamara Cherry in this conversation about the impact of the media after …
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In 2017, Illinois high school teacher Angela M. subdued and disarmed a shooter in her school’s cafeteria. In this episode, Angela speaks about the “overwhelming” media attention she received in the immediate aftermath of her traumatic event. She had reporters waiting outside her home, and calling and emailing her repeatedly. “It wasn’t about helpin…
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Rachel Maurice was 16 years old when she survived a mass shooting at her high school in Santee, California. In this episode, Rachel speaks with host Tamara Cherry about her experience with the news media in the hours, days, and years after the shooting that took the lives of two friends and injured several others. As with survivors of many incident…
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The Trauma Beat pulls together conversations about the media and trauma and all the (often) ugly ways the two intersect. Host Tamara Cherry is an award-winning journalist, trauma researcher, and the founder of Pickup Communications, a public relations firm that supports trauma survivors and the stakeholders who surround them. She spent the bulk of …
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My guest today, Jörn Schmidt, is the coordinator of Extracons, a research organisation that focuses on the study of ET consciousness through the consciential paradigm, I.e. a paradigm that centres consciousness rather than matter and treats consciousness as a multidimensionally manifesting intelligence. The study of extraterrestrial consciousness i…
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I invited today’s guest, Alexandre Zaslavsky, because he regularly publishes and speaks about the question of science in the kind of self-applied consciousness research that conscientiology promotes, or for that matter any other discipline promotes that purports to explore states of consciousness or bioenergy in a scientific way. Yoga for example h…
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In August 2022 I visited the Embassy of the Free Mind in Amsterdam. I had discovered it accidentally when looking around the city on Google Maps. The name immediately intrigued me and once I discovered that it consists of a museum and library focused on the history of alchemy and other alternative North African and European spiritual schools and fr…
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This episode is something a bit different as I am being interviewed by Jack Grabon. Jack is a fellow consciousness explorer based in the US. We met years ago through our shared study of conscientiology. Jack is a psychotherapist and nutritionist with Masters degrees in social and work and applied nutrition. He is also looking at creating his own po…
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Hello and welcome back to the Multidimensional Evolution Podcast with me Kim McCaul. After a hiatus I am looking forward to bringing you some more interesting conversation in 2023. Episode 54 will kick the year off with a returning guest in Colm Holland. I spoke with Colm on episode 38 in 2020 about his books The Secret of the Alchemist. If you lis…
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Imagine being able to transform yourself into someone whose simple presence can bring calm and balance to all kind of environments and social situations. In your family, at work, or anywhere in public. Someone who works hand in hand with the extraphysical helpers for whom you provide an intraphysical entry point for multidimensional assistance. Thi…
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Spontaneous spiritual awakening experiences (I would call them cosmic consciousness experiences), are subjective experiences characterised by a sudden sense of direct contact, union, or complete nondual merging or experience of oneness with a perceived ultimate reality, the universe, “God,” or the divine. They can arise in response to some kind of …
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The evolutionary stages of consciousness are a big research focus in Conscientiology, which proposes a model of different steps that we move through on our way to the “top”. I am putting “top” here in quotes, because we have to assume that there are other stages beyond what we can currently grasp. At the pinnacle of this model of stages we can gras…
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What is the role of charisma, or what my guest today calls presential strength, in our evolution. What are its values and its risks, how can we develop it and how does it relate to our relationship with multidimensionality. These are topics I discuss in this episode with Tathiana Mota, a Brazilian consciousness researcher, polyglot, writer and educ…
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My guest today is the natural scientist, academic and mediumship researcher Doctor Oliver Lazar who spoke with me from his home in Düsseldorf Germany. I first became aware of Oliver’s work on mediumship through a YouTube video that has since gone viral in German - by which I mean it has had over 1 million views. That video now also exists with Engl…
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