October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Jené attends a New York City runway show featuring lingerie brand Avidlove and supermodel Coco Rocha.

Jené is back with a new episode after a several months hiatus, and speaks about psychic mediums and their involvement in helping to solve crimes (specifically her niece's case which made national headlines - Craig Ross jr kidnapper, case update), with renowned intuitive healer Terrie Huberman. Terrie also gives Jené an impromptu reading in which someone very special to her comes through with some messages.

Terrie and Jené also discuss whether there is life after death, and what happens to your soul when you die. You can learn more about Terrie at terriehuberman.com. She also offers a FREE guide on how to access your own intuition exclusively for VPL listeners at https://terriehuberman.com/hearttap

Some of Jene's favorite books on spirituality:

Currently reading:

Between Life & Death, Delores Cannon
Ask and It is Given, Jerry and Esther Hicks
Spirit Junkie, Gabrielle Bernstein
Light is the New Black, Rebecca Campbell

Jené and her daughter Ayva interview Mallory Pugh Swanson, the youngest female soccer player ever to play on an Olympic qualifying team, on behalf of the Cracker Jack #Crackerjill campaign.

Credits:

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