The Living Years
Within each person lives at least one life-changing story that has the potential to inspire change in us. Far too often souls depart this world without having the chance to share their hearts, leaving loved ones searching for more.
I’m your host, Angelica Pascone. I’m a mom, Physician Assistant, and life-long intuitive with a gift of catalyzing connection and a deep respect for honoring legacy. Over the years I’ve served as a conduit for countless messages from late loved ones that have brought profound healing to their family members who remain on Earth.
Join me and my guests as they recollect pivotal moments, reminisce with humor, and whisper wisdoms so that the stories of their hearts live on with their voices, love, and impact as forever keepsakes for their loved ones.
Welcome to “The Living Years”...
- Update frequency
- every 19 days
- Average duration
- 41 minutes
- Episodes
- 5
- Years Active
- 2022
Elsie "Raye" Wright Francisco
“I think I’m already remembered”
In the words of Elsie’s daughter, Melissa: Elsie “Raye” Wright Francisco, born and raised in the Deep South during the Depression, eloped and moved to New York State a…
Kathy "Nana" DeCola
In The Living Years' first published family reading, I sit down with my dear friend Lindsay, her brother, Justin, her mother Deb, and her Nana, Kathy, as Nana shares very healing and sweet sentiments…
Clara "Tottie" Cooper
I met my husband's great Aunt Tottie at a baby shower for his cousin's wife years ago. Cute, petite, and very well put together, Aunt Tottie had a way of instantly connecting with me, and seemingly, …
Welcome to the Living Years
Learn how a botched wedding gift, COVID, and my intuitive gifts have put the spotlight on the gap between this lifetime and the next and sparked the birth of The Living Years.
If you or someone you l…
Christian "Peedle" and Kaye "Nene" Reyn
In 2009 I agreed to visit my college roommate, Mackenzie's, hometown in Wolcott, NY. I had no idea why she enjoyed going home so much until I saw it first hand.
It was then I was welcomed into "Nene"…