Show Notes
After another incredible year, Jonathan takes a moment to reflect on the impact of the show, thank listeners for their continued support, and share what's next for the show.
In this special update, Jonathan discusses his work on international cold cases, the unique challenges of collaborating with families and law enforcement across language barriers, and why those cases have taken longer than expected. He also reveals that a complete refresh of the show is on the horizon, including a new format designed to better serve both listeners and the families seeking answers.
Jonathan also opens up about the personal realities of being a medium, sharing how the emotional and physical demands of readings affect his health and why taking care of himself allows him to continue helping others.
Finally, he shares his gratitude for the community that's formed around the show, asks listeners to help him reach 500 five-star reviews, and looks ahead to an exciting new chapter for Connect with Jonathan Mark.
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