The Next Level Soul® Podcast is your guide to awakening, self-discovery, and aligning with the infinite power within — Spirituality for the Rest of Us™. Hosted by Alex Ferrari, the podcast dives deep into life's profound questions, exploring how we can thrive, evolve, and embrace our divine journey.
Through candid and inspiring conversations with renowned spiritual teachers, thought leaders, and visionaries from around the globe, we uncover grounded wisdom to elevate your soul's path — without dogma, fear, or hype.
Each episode explores the sacred mysteries of existence, touching on…
This episode features Matthew LaCroix, an ancient history researcher and author, discussing his work on lost civilizations and spiritual mysteries. LaCroix has published three books: The Illusion of Us, The Stage of Time (exploring lost civilizations and ancient catastrophes), and The Epic of Humanity (co-written with…
Worth it if you're interested in alternative ancient history theories, lost civilizations, and the Anunnaki hypothesis, and you enjoy long-form spiritual podcast conversations.
Alex Ferrari interviews David Cielak, head of the Seth Center, about the channeled teachings of Seth through medium Jane Roberts. The episode focuses on Seth's controversial reinterpretation of Jesus and Christianity, drawing from over four million words of channeled material spanning decades. Key topics include…
Worth it if you're already interested in channeled spiritual teachings, alternative interpretations of Jesus, or consciousness-based metaphysics, and you're comfortable with material presented as interpretation rather than established fact.
Alex Ferrari hosts Terry Yoder, a psychic and medium who attributes his abilities to a near-death experience at age 14. Yoder discusses his spiritual journey, grounding it in Christian faith and the influence of his psychic grandmother. The episode explores Yoder's approach to tarot readings and mediumship, which he…
Worth it if you're already a fan of Alex Ferrari's show and open to mediumship narratives, but not if you expect concrete predictions or rigorous spiritual teaching.