MM: How do you feel about skeptics? Acorah: With regard to sceptics, everyone has a right to their own opinion. The only time that I object to them is when (as I've experienced myself) they "latch on" to you because you're in the public eye, and want to question/test you, on a tv program. OF COURSE, that smacks of publicity seeking for themselves, and not a genuine desire to prove or disprove spirit. MM: When did you know you had abilities and how did you know? Acorah: From the age of six when my grand father materialised before me. He had been in the world of spirit for four years. I was unaware of what I was actually experiencing until my grandmother, who was a medium herself, explained what I had actually seen and heard. MM: How do your abilities work? Acorah: I look upon my work as a gift, rather than an ability. I open myself up to spirit and communicate clairaudiently, chiefly with my main guide Sam, but also with other souls from the spirit world when they wish to pass on a message to their loved ones seeking proof of their survival after physical death. I also see clairvoyantly - I see spirit people and am also shown symbols which I interpret during the giving off of messages from the spirit world. I am clairsentient - which gives me "feelings about people and situations. MM: How do you apply your gifts? Acorah: I apply my gifts when requested to do so whether it be in a phone-in situation on radio or television when I work off voice vibrations, or during a private one-to-one sitting/consultation. MM: What are your personal goals regarding paranormal research? Acorah: My chief aim is to prove to people that there is a life after physical death, whether this be in a private sitting situation, during tv or radio programmes, or whether it is during an investigation of a site.
	MM: What do think about other Team member's gifts? Acorah: Although slight variables occur within the different team members'gifts, it is my opinion that this provides a well-rounded and solid basis for research in the field of the paranormal. MM: What gives you the most satisfaction about the work you perform? Acorah: Proving to people that their loved ones are not lost to them forever, but are merely awaiting the time when they will be reunited. MM: Are you ever afraid? Acorah: No - because I have innate trust in my spirit guides and helpers, and in an almighty power. MM: What is your professional background? Acorah: I have worked for 25 years as a professional Spirit Medium before which, I was a professional footballer. MM: Are there any times or situations that you feel you could be in danger? Acorah: I feel no threat of danger from spirit. MM: Name some examples of fraud that you've seen. Acorah: I know of and have heard of certain people who are blatant frauds - I can give you a list of names as they are in the UK, but that might not mean anything to people in the US. MM: Do you feel your teammates are ever in danger? Acorah: No - we are all too well protected. MM: Are there any aspects of the work you do that you feel or know, poses health problems? Acorah: No. MM: Do you read books regarding paranormal matters and if so, what kinds?
	Acorah: I rely upon the world of spirit to provide the answers to any questions I may have and don't feel the need to refer to books. MM: What are some inaccuracies that have been printed about you? Acorah:Apart from silly minor inaccuracies, e.g. age, etc., nothing derogatory has been printed or said about me, as far as I'm aware. MM: Should an investigator clear a property without consultation or permission? Acorah: No. MM: Have you ever been injured due to the work you perform? Acorah: No. MM: Any details about your life that may have shaped your decision to do this kind of work? Acorah: I have been aware from a very early age and know now that my footballing career was curtailed (through injury) purely to bring me on to this pathway. MM: How do you feel about people who make claims and/or copy you and why? Acorah: People who make claims/copy to my mind are insecure about their own gifts and do not have implicit trust in their guides and inspirers.