https://player.captivate.fm/episode/1657a82f-dc9b-4a5e-9efd-5c06b0f23575/
Friendly and funny, Chip Coffey in person doesn’t seem like the type who seems to have an open line with dead people. At paranormal conventions in the vendor room, he’s the boisterous laugh and endearing voice you can hear from the other side of the room. Living in Atlanta now, Chip’s charm feels more Southern than his Upstate New York upbringing would normally lead you to believe. But his unassuming and friendly manner, belie someone whose messages from the other side must be connecting with people, because his readings are always sold out.
Chip Coffey first gained national recognition as a psychic consulting on the infamous ghost-hunting reality show Paranormal State and that turned into a deal for his own show Psychic Kids , where he’d help youngsters who were showing evidence of psychic powers to not be afraid and assisting them in developing their gifts.
He’s guested on plenty of paranormal shows since Psychic Kids left the air and he’ll be a full cast member of Kindred Spirits when that show returs for it’s fourth season in 2020.
Is Chip for real? I dunno, he didn’t read me and I wasn’t testing him. He has delivered comfort to tens of thousands of people across the country and he has a message of tolerance, compassion, and hope. I respect all of those things.
I never trust anything I see on TV, but people that I know and like have sworn that he’s received messages for them of things that they cannot believe he could have known. What I do know is that he’s a good talker and in our conversation we talk about:
EDIT: Chip Coffey’s Wisconsin Dells show has been moved to July 30th, but you still can get tickets for a special discount by using the code GHOST15 to save 15% (which means that you can see his gallery reading for as little as $20!) Click here to grab those tickets .
Now, one of the most significant things he said in our conversation is that he asked his spirit guides about the meaning of life and what’s the purpose of everything. Their direct and simple response was “Don’t harm yourself or others” and “Be happy.” Chip summed it up succinctly as “Don’t be a dick” and that’s the title of this week’s Sunspot track inspired by our conversation.
I was as low as you could golike a flat tire in the heatunderneath the pileupat the bottom of the heap
I said to my old man, heywhat’s the point of it allWell you brought me in to this anf you got some kind of balls.He said Son, you know I love you,but I don’t know that much.I tried to put you on the right pathabout being good and such.But I know it doesn’t mean alot to hear the same clichebut if you remember just one thingremember when I say
When my worries and the troubles were more than I could bearI came to a crossroadsand I said a little a prayer
I fell down on my knees and screamed up at the skyFor the first time in my life there was a reply
Don’t fret my child, think the lillies of the fieldjust waving with the wind, their serenity their shieldThere are things you can’t control and some will leave your life destroyed.I made a lot of rules, but there’s just one that counts my boy,
Don’t be a dickyou aint got much timeevery moment you spend madis one less moment of your lifeDon’t be a dickLet me be clearRighteous anger has a way of taking time off your good yearsso don’t be a dick