"Saving Evidential Mediumship"
In a world divided between belief and skepticism, evidential mediums Philip Dykes and Kerry McLeod travel the globe demonstrating proof that life and love continue beyond death-revealing that we don't die.
Philip Dykes
Self
Kerry McLeod
Self
R. Craig Hogan, PhD
Narrator
Geoff Dykes
Archive footage
Lorraine Rough
Archive footage
In a world divided between belief and skepticism, evidential mediums Philip Dykes and Kerry McLeod travel the globe demonstrating proof that life and love continue beyond death-revealing that we don't die.
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