I recently learned about Natalie Miles and her work on another podcast that I love. I connected with her work so much that I started listening to her own podcast. It has been extremely relevant and thought provoking. I’m learning more how to lean into my intuition, which has been very helpful. I’m going through some big changes in my life and she has made me feel seen and at peace. She also has an incredibly soothing voice, which is a big plus haha. Thank you for your amazing work Natalie!!

I have been following Natalie Miles work for awhile and I am always so inspired! This podcast has given me much to think and dream about. Natalie makes me feel at ease and I value her intuitions and thoughtful interview questions. Highly recommend!

Just yesterday I was introduced to Natalie as a guest on the Mark Groves Podcast and I felt so drawn to her and her work — I have now been obsessed with this podcast for 24hrs! After listening to half a dozen episode thus far, I have been able to reflect deeper and gain additional understanding of some lessons, signs and experiences I’ve recently encountered in my life. This last episode I listened to was “Redefining the Death Card in Tarot” and the Death Card presented as the Central Theme in a reading I did for myself 2 days ago — so to say this episode was Aligning for me would be a massive understatement. So blessed to have been guided to Natalie; I am so grateful and excited for all of her content! Now, I’m off to do a reading using her Unveiling Card Spread (Substack) that pairs with the Death Card episode. 🥰🙏🏻❤️

Natalie always gives us beautiful, generous offerings! Thank you Nat & everyone else on the show. Stand outs so far are Stephen Jenkins, the climate change grief episode & the tarot one.

I am definitely drawn to Natalie’s energy and work and how she relays the messages she receives and translates from her spirit guides and high spirit. Thank you for coming back to podcasts. This came at a time when I needed this, and Ive been on my spiritual awaking journey for a while, and many things I’ve viewed in life have changed and are continuing to change and soon changing jobs, but I know letting go and moving forward is hard to do, this is helping me learn to move forward and not hold on to things from the past.

I’ve followed two other podcasts of Natalie’s and this one definitely doesn’t disappoint. So glad she is bringing on people and opening up conversations on things that die, loss and all the like

I started following this podcast on a whim, and it has become one of my favorite things to listen to. Each episode seems to magically shed layers and get to the core of an issue. I have already listened to the one about eco grief twice: this is an issue I’ve been grappling with for years. I can’t wait to find out what episode is coming next.

💯 mega recommended this podcast and here is why: I have always felt energetically connected to Natalie Miles. While we are not the same person and have entirely different lives, her energy forecasts and general worldly insight has always aligned to what I spiritually feel and what my intuition is saying. Her transition to this podcast and “death” of some of my favorite aspects of her site/self admittedly feels like a sudden hit, transition, and somehow personal death. I feel however it is coming at a time where we are EACH being challenged to let go and move on from old ways of being, thinking, and acting. I’ve recently found that I continually catch myself in old judgements and actions and realize that it is time to move on from that. One current example is my social connections and friend groups. Am I holding onto a vision of what I thought was cool and who I am? Or am I at a crossroads and holding myself back from other things by putting energy into an old self that is ready to let this skin layer peel off and die? There are several more examples that I have, but bottom line, I appreciate Things That Die because I see it as an expander of where we are going and transitions. I believe that spiritually we are at our crossroad boarding our train that on one track takes us to the future OR the other side that continues our/their current path and patterns. Things That Die is not just a gateway or parting with the deceased, but it is also an important metaphor of moving on and letting go. Thank you Natalie for lighting the path and challenging our comfort zone. It’s important and wonderful to understand different scopes and perspectives of things that die.

I spent many years of my life afraid of change, avoiding it at all costs, but life had other plans. About five years ago my life fell apart. Different parts of my identity died. Like a child’s sand castle after the tide comes in. The amazing thing was that wonderful things emerged in the space that was left. I started to thrive. I had found aspects of myself I never would have found if thing had remand the same. I would never want to go back to how life was before. Our culture see life in a very fractured way. The belief that you can have life without death. This is very difficult for so many of us. Plants grow out of the earth which is from decaying matter. There is no life without death. This topic must be addressed. What Natalie is building here is vital for humanity as a whole. But this is just one souls perspective.

I have been following Natalie for years and felt incredibly excited and drawn to this new podcast. I loved the episode with Ruby Warrington. It was so powerful and inspiring and offered a different, thoughtful perspective. I can’t wait to listen to more!

I have been waiting for a podcast like this for years. Natalie is an incredibly talented intuitive who always gets to the heart of the matter. I loved her previous podcasts and am thrilled with this one. The topic of death is almost taboo in the western world, though it’s a natural part of life and the only thing we’re all guaranteed. I am so grateful Natalie has created a space to explore endings, loss, and transformation of all kinds. These discussions are empowering and inspiring. They remind us how precious life is, how necessary it is to embrace death, and how to move forward during times of great change - something we are all experiencing now.

I absolutely love this podcast. Natalie is so insightful and brings a new perspective to all things that die. Take the time to listen to every episode. You’re going to happy that you did.

Natalie has done it again! After listening to her first podcasts So You Think You’re Intuitive and The Doorway over the years, I am not surprised by what an awesome podcast this is. I’ve worked as a hospice nurse so I’m no stranger to witnessing the death and dying process but what I love about this podcast is it helps us to see the more subtle places death (often fear of death) is in our everyday lives. It is surprisingly all over and right in front of our faces! I also love how Natalie has such a beautiful gift of bringing lightness and fun around some of these “heavier” topics. I look forward to it every week!

I’ve been following Natalie for a couple of years now…first discovered her “So You Think You’re Intuitive” podcast while looking to deepen my own practices. This jump that she has made recently to “Things That Die” is a very different vibe for her, however, it works. And it works well. After being led here intuitively (of course), this podcast touches upon the topics that many of us are afraid of touching but will inevitably whereas we are all human and death/endings/change are unavoidable in our existence. Listening to Natalie talk about such topics brings a sense of peace, calm, and comfort in what would be usually very triggering and create anxiety. Kudos to Natalie for taking this leap and creating a very edgy, yet informative podcast!

Nat nails it. The stigma of fearing surrounding death is very real and there has been something truly healing when listening to this podcast just exactly about it. It can be wildly uncomfortable and tears may flow, but facing this fear and stigma is exactly what Natalie so successfully helps you with. Give this a listen! Many thanks Natalie <3

For years now (5 or 6 I believe?) I’ve been following Nat from podcast to podcast to series to series and I’m always so seriously impressed with how resonant each evolution of her work feels. This newest iteration - things that die - while initially, like a lot of people I think, brought up a strange fearful hesitance, has quickly become one of the most meaningful conversations for me to be a part of. Always on the pulse of the time, Nat. Thank you for consistently showing up in the ways that feel true for you 💛

Following Natalie's evolution via podcasts and her other incredible offerings has been the perfect dose of inspirational, spiritual, and real. Natalie Miles has a captivating yet grounding approach that helps me tune into what's happening beyond my situation or knowing. I'm curious about how the collective will notice these themes as she sheds layers for all of us.

I love all of Natalie’s work so it’s no surprise I’m enjoying this podcast. She shares and interesting approach to the topic of death and allows listeners to reframe their thinking about the subject that can be daunting. It’s helping me think deeper about my life and I always enjoy learning and growing with Natalie.

In the month of May, I went to three funerals. I went to two funerals on one day. It was emotional and it stopped me in my tracks to reflect on life and death. As humans, we are constantly searching for the next thing that we often forget to not only live in the present moment yet we often take life for granted. We may feel invincible until an unexpected death occurs. Now more than ever, I truly couldn’t be more curious about the process of death and why our souls came to the earth. Super excited to learn throughout each episode. Thanks for being a light and sharing your wisdom with us, Natalie!

I admire Natalie for continuously going against the norm and following her inner guide. This podcast was an immediate yes for me! I’ve listened to all the current episodes and love the reflections each brings. I find myself thinking about what is said in each throughout the rest of the day.

The timing of this podcast feels so perfect. The past month or so I have been watching the cycle of death happen all around me and wondering how there aren’t more people talking about this inevitable transition we go through in so many different ways throughout life. I feel in this podcast, Natalie is speaking to each of us that are going through endings and giving us a place to reflect on how we might honor these transitions better in our own lives. I highly recommend giving this a listen. I have been following Natalie for a while now and just love her.

The conversations are SO SPOT ON for the current energy and what is currently happening in my life. I think this theme is so needed and important to share. I am so grateful to hear that I am not alone when I think of this important theme in life - death

Unsurprisingly Natalie has yet again smashed it with her insightful and intuitive podcast. Her commentary is so relatable and hits home to your soul. Her insights ring so true on a deep level in which we can connect on. Her podcast has truly helped guide and inspire me in making decisions in my life and encouraging me to trust my gut. And let things go when it’s time for them to die :) thank you Nat!

As someone with a strong angular Pluto aspect to their birth chart, I have a strong pull towards exploring transitions in life but I think we could all benefit so much from more open conversations about death and the many ways it shows up for us. This feels as though it will be so supportive for people.

I’m honestly delighted and relieved that this subject is coming forward. I’m ecstatic to find that these podcasts—both the solos and conversations—are so smart, interesting, and relatable. Though often not discussed, death is such a integral part of the human experience. In all of these episodes, that human element shines through, and I’m so happy they’re here for those who need it (like me). Excited for more!

I have listened to 2 of the podcasts. They are very powerful and interesting. Natalie is INCREDIBLE. This podcast could not come at a more perfect time with me . Definitely worth listening too

I’ve been a long time follower of everything Natalie Miles. She is the real deal! As soon as I received an email that she’s starting a new Podcast, I immediately followed. And I am not disappointed! The latest episode I listened to was the reimagining of the death card in tarot. The episode inspired me to pick up a tarot deck I bought I never used for over a year. I used the spread that Natalie provided us and it was truly an eye-opening, beautiful wonderful, insightful reading. I am grateful for Natalie and the way she shows up for people and the information she gives us willingly and freely. Thank you Natalie for coming out with another great podcast. Thank you thank you thank you.

I’ve been a long time listener to Natalie, and her psychic abilities are quite impressive. Things That Die is so relevant to the time we are living in. I find it to be a support in navigating the transitions we are all going through. Death of the old, making space for birth of the new. She’s has great insight, awesome guests, and well produced podcast. Highly recommend!

Natalie you did it again! Thank you for continually darling to open communities to your amazing work and your authentic voice

Felt huge deep connections from universe while listening to this. Amazed at every episode!

This podcast was necessary. We dont talk about enough about endings, grief, about letting go, accepting changes and what all of that means in our lives. Personally this could not have arrived at a better moment in my life so I am thankful and so on board to continue listening.

Natalie makes you feel that all the intuitive tools in the world are right at your own fingertips if you’re willing to listen. It’s for everyone, even those of us with zero training! I’m so glad she’s back to making shows. Big fan!

I think that Natalie’s work is amazing and beneficial for all humans whatever your beliefs are, but especially if you consider yourself a part of the spiritual community. She is so intuitive but also brings a balance and a kindness to her work and interviews that make you feel empowered as a listener to step into your own thoughts and feelings about the subject. This podcast feels so needed in my life right now. After all, how can you move forward if you don’t let things die that need to?