From Soap Star to Death Doula: Kale Browne on Mediumship, Remote Viewing & Life After Death

Actor Kale Browne has lived many lives in one: beloved soap star on Another World, One Life to Live, and Days of Our Lives; voice actor; long-time meditator; 40+ years sober; and now a death doula who quietly walks people and families through the threshold.

In this episode of Medium Curious, Sarah and Jane talk with Kale about the intuitive thread that’s run through his whole life—from “Kale moments” as a kid (just knowing things) to powerful past-life flashes in places like Tulum, to training in remote viewing at the Stanford Research Institute with Russell Targ, and mediumship intensives with James Van Praagh, Kripalu, and Omega.

Kale shares how sobriety ripped him “wide open,” what it’s like to feel the “psychic weather” around a reading, and why he’s more interested in service than in putting out a mediumship shingle. He breaks down remote viewing in plain language, talks about Edgar Cayce, telepathy, and the “informational layer” of consciousness, and explains why he believes “life has no opposite.”

This conversation is funny, grounded, and deeply tender—especially when Spirit crashes the party with a perfectly timed Camel cigarette reference from Jane’s dad. If you’ve ever wondered whether your own strange experiences “count,” Kale’s stories will help you feel less alone and a lot more normal.

 

• Intuition has been there all along. Kale grew up with “Kale moments”—downloads, knowings, and sensations that other people didn’t seem to have. For him, mediumship isn’t a new gift; it’s language for what was already happening.
• Sobriety can blow the doors open. When he got sober in New York, Kale felt “ripped wide open”—knowing who was calling, which subway was coming, and what someone would say next. Alcohol used to dull the signals; removing it amplified them.
• Remote viewing is real (and trainable). At Omega, Kale studied with Russell Targ and Stephen Schwartz, learning protocols used in U.S. “psychic spy” programs. Remote viewing isn’t about guessing “what’s in the bag,” it’s about describing qualities, sensations, and impressions without letting the mind fill in the blanks.
• There’s an informational layer in consciousness. Drawing on quantum physics, telepathy research, and Edgar Cayce, Kale describes a non-local “information layer”—a vibrational wavelength we can tune into, like a radio station.
• Life has no opposite. In his work as a death doula, Kale sees death as a change in density, not an ending: the body slows down, the rest of us speeds up. His job is as much about supporting the living—families and loved ones—as it is about honoring the one who’s crossing.
• Psychic weather is real. Readings aren’t just about the medium—there are energetic conditions, emotional states, and external “weather” that affect clarity and accuracy.
• Words are reductive; experience is bigger. Like trying to describe a dream, putting mystical experiences into language shrinks them. That’s why so many intuitives and experiencers feel misunderstood—or dismissed—when they finally share.
• We’re here to normalize the weird. Kale, Sarah, and Jane all care about making mediumship, telepathy, and past-life flashes feel human and accessible, not fringe or freaky. The more we talk about it, the less alone people feel.

“Sometimes the hardest thing to explain is how you see something without seeing it.” – Kale

“Life has no opposite. Life continues. The body slows down, the rest of us speeds up.” – Kale

“Words have a very reductive quality… as soon as you start to verbalize a dream, it starts to fade.” – Kale

“You can’t explain to a three-dimensional mind what a fourth-dimensional experience is like.” – Kale (on Edgar Cayce)

“We see through the filter that we expect.” – Kale

“Intuition is going to get broader. The veil between this side and the other side is getting thinner, I think.” – Kale

 

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