Have you ever wished you could have just one more conversation with someone you've lost? Or wondered whether they're still somehow close to you?

In this deeply comforting and soulful episode of Hey Soul Sista, I welcome back bestselling author and medium Chezzi Denyer for an honest conversation about grief, death, the afterlife and the connections we share with those we love.

Chezzi believes that death doesn't have to mean the end of our connection with someone. Drawing on her personal experiences with mediumship, she shares how we can begin to recognise the signs, find comfort in memories and create space to feel close to those who have passed away.

Together, we explore how different cultures honour their loved ones, why there should never be a timeline for grief, and how we can learn to live fully while still carrying the love of those we've lost.

In this episode, you'll discover:


Practical ways to feel connected to loved ones who have passed away.


How to recognise what Chezzi believes may be signs from spirit, including dreams, music, familiar scents and unexpected moments.


Why grief doesn't have an expiry date, and why it's okay to laugh, love and find happiness again.


How different cultures approach death, remembrance and the afterlife.


The moving personal experiences Chezzi has had with her own loved ones, including her mother, who is living with dementia.


How a forgotten memory of Melissa's beloved grandmother leads to a beautiful realisation during their conversation.

Whether you're grieving someone you love, curious about the spirit world or simply seeking comfort and a new perspective on death, this episode is a gentle reminder that love doesn't disappear when someone dies. It simply changes the way we experience it.

Connect with MEL HISTON:
Subscribe to make sure you hear the next instalment of Hey Soul Sista!
Instagram @melissahiston
Instagram @heysoulsistapodcast
Watch the podcast video on YouTube: @heysoulsista
Website: heysoulsista.com
Website: gotyourbacksista.com 

Connect with CHEZZI DENYER:
Website: https://chezzidenyer.com.au/
Chezzi's book - The Weird Little Girl That Talked To Ghosts
Facebook @thechezzidiaries
Instagram @chezzidenyer

If this episode brings you comfort, please share it with someone who might need to hear it. And don't forget to follow Hey Soul Sista for more heartfelt conversations about living well in body, mind and spirit.

Have you ever wished you could have just one more conversation with someone you've lost? Or wondered whether they're still somehow close to you?
In this deeply comforting and soulful episode of Hey Soul Sista, I welcome back bestselling author and medium Chezzi Denyer for an honest conversation about grief, death, the afterlife and the connections we share with those we love.
Chezzi believes that death doesn't have to mean the end of our connection with someone. Drawing on her personal experiences with mediumship, she shares how we can begin to recognise the signs, find comfort in memories and create space to feel close to those who have passed away.
Together, we explore how different cultures honour their loved ones, why there should never be a timeline for grief, and how we can learn to live fully while still carrying the love of those we've lost.
In this episode, you'll discover:
<ul>
<li>
Practical ways to feel connected to loved ones who have passed away.
</li>
<li>
How to recognise what Chezzi believes may be signs from spirit, including dreams, music, familiar scents and unexpected moments.
</li>
<li>
Why grief doesn't have an expiry date, and why it's okay to laugh, love and find happiness again.
</li>
<li>
How different cultures approach death, remembrance and the afterlife.
</li>
<li>
The moving personal experiences Chezzi has had with her own loved ones, including her mother, who is living with dementia.
</li>
<li>
How a forgotten memory of Melissa's beloved grandmother leads to a beautiful realisation during their conversation.
</li>
</ul>
Whether you're grieving someone you love, curious about the spirit world or simply seeking comfort and a new perspective on death, this episode is a gentle reminder that love doesn't disappear when someone dies. It simply changes the way we experience it.
Connect with MEL HISTON:
<ul>
<li>Subscribe to make sure you hear the next instalment of Hey Soul Sista!</li>
<li>Instagram @melissahiston</li>
<li>Instagram @heysoulsistapodcast</li>
<li>Watch the podcast video on YouTube: @heysoulsista</li>
<li>Website: heysoulsista.com</li>
<li>Website: gotyourbacksista.com&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Connect with CHEZZI DENYER:
<ul>
<li>Website: <a href="https://chezzidenyer.com.au/">https://chezzidenyer.com.au/</a></li>
<li>Chezzi's book - The Weird Little Girl That Talked To Ghosts</li>
<li>Facebook @thechezzidiaries</li>
<li>Instagram @chezzidenyer</li>
</ul>
If this episode brings you comfort, please share it with someone who might need to hear it. And don't forget to follow Hey Soul Sista for more heartfelt conversations about living well in body, mind and spirit.

Hey Soul Sista is the podcast for women navigating midlife, spiritual growth, healing, and life's biggest transitions.

Hosted by Mel Histon, founder of Got Your Back Sista, each week you'll hear inspiring conversations with bestselling authors, health experts, psychologists, spiritual teachers, advocates, and extraordinary women who share their wisdom, life experiences, and powerful stories of transformation.

Whether you're searching for deeper meaning, healing after loss or trauma, greater wellbeing, or the courage to reinvent yourself, Hey Soul Sista is here to remind you that you're not alone—and that your best chapter may still be ahead.

Together we explore topics including:

• Spirituality and spiritual awakening
• Women's wellbeing and emotional health
• Midlife reinvention and personal growth
• Healing from trauma, grief and heartbreak
• Intuition, mindfulness and resilience
• Relationships and self-discovery
• Near-death experiences and consciousness
• Life purpose, courage and soulful living

These are honest, uplifting conversations that will inspire you to think differently, reconnect with yourself, and embrace the woman you're becoming.

If you're ready to live with more courage, joy, purpose and soul, you've found your community.

New episodes every week.

Because midlife isn't a crisis. It's an awakening.

Hey Soul Sista is the podcast for women navigating midlife, spiritual growth, healing, and life's biggest transitions.
Hosted by Mel Histon, founder of Got Your Back Sista, each week you'll hear inspiring conversations with bestselling authors, health experts, psychologists, spiritual teachers, advocates, and extraordinary women who share their wisdom, life experiences, and powerful stories of transformation.
Whether you're searching for deeper meaning, healing after loss or trauma, greater wellbeing, or the courage to reinvent yourself, Hey Soul Sista is here to remind you that you're not alone&mdash;and that your best chapter may still be ahead.
Together we explore topics including:
&bull; Spirituality and spiritual awakening &bull; Women's wellbeing and emotional health &bull; Midlife reinvention and personal growth &bull; Healing from trauma, grief and heartbreak &bull; Intuition, mindfulness and resilience &bull; Relationships and self-discovery &bull; Near-death experiences and consciousness &bull; Life purpose, courage and soulful living
These are honest, uplifting conversations that will inspire you to think differently, reconnect with yourself, and embrace the woman you're becoming.
If you're ready to live with more courage, joy, purpose and soul, you've found your community.
New episodes every week.
Because midlife isn't a crisis. It's an awakening.

Hey Soul Sista is the podcast for women who are ready to live with more joy, purpose, and SOUL! If you’re feeling the pull to re-discover yourself, embrace new possibilities, and create a life that truly lights you up, you’re in the right place.

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Chezzi Denyer shares how to recognise signs from loved ones who have passed away, navigate grief and find comfort in knowing that love may continue beyond death.