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Hello and welcome to this episode of Kennedy Saves the World. It's a very special episode because I have my beloved French bulldog, Lemmy here. He's, he's a whole lot of love. He is just a hunk of man and we adore him. He's the mascot of the family. We feel like he's got a lot to say. And so luckily for us, we have a pet psychic. She is a psychic medium. She is an animal communicator. She is a Reiki master. She is Carrie Kennedy. Welcome to Kennedy Saves the World. Carrie.
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Thank you. Great to be here.
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So Carrie, let's find out a little bit about you before we dive into the lemme conversation. How did you know you have the ability to communicate with animals?
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I really didn't until I started people mediumship readings. And one day I was talking to this girl and I was like, why do I keep seeing a yellow bird around? She started crying. She was like, that was my yellow bird for 12 years. And that's when I kind of learned to study it. And I'm self taught. But everything I know is from Penelope Smith, who's the guru of animal communication.
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And are there other people in your family who have the gift of being able to read people?
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They don't. They. No, they can't.
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You're a unicorn.
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I am a unicorn. I'm the, I'm the black sheep of the family.
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So do you like reading animals or people better?
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Definitely animals. I mean, I love people readings too, but animals are just, it's unconditional love. It's just, it's pure positivity most of the time.
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So it really is like when you talk to people about losing pets, it's so painful. It's so deeply painful. And it's. But I think that is one of the most remarkable aspects of our humanity that we are able to bond with our pets the way we are.
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Absolutely. Yeah. I mean, and I love being able to provide hopefully closure for those people who get to talk to their animals on the other side. Maybe they're feeling guilt or they're, you know, upset that they don't know if they did it, they euthanized at the right time or, you know, they have a lot of questions that are unanswered and I'm able to provide that for them. So it's such an honor to be able to do that.
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And are there any animals that you've met that are jerks?
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Only the ones that are really, really sick and just don't want to talk to me. And so it's usually like a stray cat or feral cat.
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Oh, cats. Yeah. I'm not a fan of cats.
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They are so underrated. They get a bad rap, but they are, they're healing us all the time. They're like Zen Buddha masters. They're amazing. I love cats.
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I love all cat. Timf just got a one eyed cat named Juan because he has Juan eye and he's a really nice cat that's like. I don't, I, I, I think that he's a very sweet, peaceful cat. I think he came into her life for a reason.
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Good. I love that. At least you're, you're open to liking some cats.
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Yeah. If someone's got a good vibe, I'll, I'll, I'll accept that. So can you tell me a little bit about Lemmy?
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I can. Hi.
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Oh, there he goes.
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I'm asking a question. Can I talk to you? Yeah. He's, he's automatically showing me birds and squirrels and he just said rabbit. Do you guys have rabbits in your
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backyard that he chases?
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No.
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Nope. He doesn't chase much. No.
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Seen them, Ben? Even if he doesn't chase it, he's seen them. He does. He is a couch potato. He likes, you know, to just chill. He also loves snuggling with you. That's what he's saying. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. He, he's definitely food motivated.
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What's his favorite food? Carrie? We have a debate in our family.
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I mean, I, he's telling me a lot of things. He just said ice cream pup cup. Oh, God.
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Did you get him one of those? Every once in a while.
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He loves them. Yeah.
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Okay.
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And then this is so cliche, so I hate to say it, but peanut butter, like, he just, he loves peanut butter.
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So he doesn't get a lot of peanut butter. Not going to lie to you.
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Yeah.
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Every once in a while I'll put it on the side of the bathtub. Maybe once a year, even if he's
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had it once, he'll bring it up as something that he really, really loved. So. Okay. Yeah. But in terms of like how he's feeling, his tummy does hurt a little bit. I tell everybody if you're, if they're on chicken, get them off the chicken. It's, everybody's allergic to it and the dogs are allergic and, or intolerant to it. So.
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Yeah, he, he might have had some chicken the other day, Carrie. Cuz he got into my older daughter's room and she had a bag of Taco Bell on the floor and yeah, he went face first into that. Maybe. Maybe that's what's hurting his tummy.
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I wish he had told me. Tacos. He just said. Yes, that. But he just said it was worth it, though, so that's.
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Is he still mad at me because I gave him a bath last night?
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No, but he really doesn't like the water in his face.
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Yeah.
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So a lot of them don't, but I mean. So let me show him. Anything you want him to know. You just show him in your mind with visual pictures. So I'm just showing him. That's why you gotta get it.
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He's like, yeah, ask if he likes shrimp.
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He said, yes. And he said, I like other fish, too.
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Oh, yeah. He's a big salmon fan. So he. This week he did get some code and he gets salmon, like, just about once a week.
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Yeah, he loves it. I will say his little back hip is hurting. His right back hip.
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Yeah. That makes sense.
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Yep. He's got a little bit of arthritis, you know, on his spine. Nothing too crazy. I think it's just aging. You said he was ten and a half, so that's pretty.
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Yeah.
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Does he have the heart murmur or is that you? I don't know.
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His heart's kind of beating right now.
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That's good.
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Yeah, my. I don't. Sometimes I do, but it's. Mine's been pretty good lately.
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Oh, well, that's.
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It's not a murmur. It's premature ventricular contractions.
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Okay, so that's what he's telling me. He's helping you heal your heart, then. Literally.
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Oh, let me.
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They heal us. They. And then they actually go to the body part that needs healing. It's really cool how it works.
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So how's his neck?
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It's stiff on the right side. Right here. Right back.
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Okay.
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I would say it's like a six or ten. Six out of ten pain.
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Oh, lemme. Should I give him pills?
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You can. You can talk to your vet about it. CBD is great, too.
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Should I give him weed?
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Not human weed, but yes. For dogs. Absolutely. If he. If you feel so inclined to do so.
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So lately, because I saw an Instagram reel and I'm very suggestible. There was a Frenchie owner who said, you should give your Frenchie in the morning smash blueberries with turmeric and coconut oil. So I've been adding that to his food. Has that been helping?
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Like that? He just said tangy, but I like it. He does love blueberries and other fresh fruit, so that's good.
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Yeah, he Gets a lot of watermelon, a lot of blueberries.
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Yeah, he loves it. He. You've given him apple, too, right?
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Yes, he loves apples.
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He loves apples. He just said eggs, too. Do you give him scrambled eggs? No, not in 10 years. He's never had eggs.
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I'm sure he has at some point, but that's not part of his regular diet.
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That's okay. He's just saying he likes it.
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Oh. All right, Lem, we'll. We'll have to throw those in there. I saw a reel of a French bulldog getting some scrambled eggs the other day.
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They love it. It's a good protein for them, too. Yeah.
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Does he need more friends?
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He does love his friends that he already sees. There's a brown and white spotted one. Does that make sense? Like, about his size, brown and white.
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There's a brown dog. He sees Carl.
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Do you like Carl? I love Carl. Well, Carl doesn't always love me, though. Is that true?
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That's true. Yeah. Carl can be. Carl can be occasionally moody, but that's because he's got more energy than Lemmy and Carl. Carl wants to run. He's like a sprinter, right?
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And. And, yeah, he's like a champion.
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Who is Lemmy's favorite human in the family? My girls want me to ask you that.
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I get asked this a lot. He does love the girls, but you are definitely his person.
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What about Fred?
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You like Fred? Is that a person or an animal?
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Yeah, that's a Fred. That's a person. He is a Fred. Yeah.
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Do you like Fred? Yeah. He smells good. And he's funny. My mommy's really funny. He thinks you're very funny. He's pretty goofy, too. And he's gonna mirror your personality, so.
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Yeah. Oh, yes. So he's got a couple of other dogs that he likes to be with. Blue and Ziggy.
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Okay.
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How does he feel about Blue and Ziggy?
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He loves Ziggy. Like, really love Ziggy. Blue. Blue I like, too. I would rather play with Ziggy.
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Okay.
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And he just said ducks. Have you taken him to see ducks? Or does he have a duck toy?
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Yes, he has a duck toy.
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Okay. That's his way of saying thank you for my toys.
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Aw. And then we do call him Bunny and Bunny Cow. So maybe that's where he got the rabbits.
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That's exactly what he's talking about. Yes, he. Do you like that nickname? He just said? Yes. She calls me other stuff, too. Some of it I like, some of it I don't like.
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He probably doesn't like it when I call him a little.
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Probably not. Yeah. I mean, because they can feel that energy behind what you're saying.
B
Don't go anywhere more. Kennedy Saves the World right after this. Why does he bark at the door constantly when there's no one out there and he can't hear? He's deaf, but he sits and barks at the door for hours just because
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he wants to go back outside and inside and outside and inside. And he just wants to be outside a lot. They love laying in the sunshine.
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Yes, he does like laying in the sun. He does not like going for walks. As soon as you take him outside, he. He does a 180 to go back inside.
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Yeah, yeah. He just wants to be outside and smell everything.
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Does he think there are bears in the hallway?
A
No, but interestingly enough, he has seen spirits in your house. I don't. Not trying to creep you out, but, you know, we all have spirit guides, ancestors, angels, and that's what he's seeing, so.
B
Okay, so let me ask you this, because I've always felt that Lemmy has sort of embodied either my dad, who passed away six days before he was born, or my grandmother, who passed away five years before he was born.
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I mean, that can definitely happen, but I believe that, you know, if they died right before they were born, they can often manipulate their energy. So it's probably more like that is what's okay. Yeah. But he does see them around you a lot, so.
B
Oh, that's nice.
A
Yeah. And because he's lost one sense, he can, you know, he's more in tune, psychic. And when all dogs can see spirit on the other side. So it's really cool.
B
Okay, so we have a cabin in upstate New York in the woods, and we'll have campfires, and let me will sit next to the campfire, and he will focus on one part of the woods, and he will bark like crazy. What is he barking at?
A
He's saying deer, birds.
B
At night?
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Yeah, it's not at night. He's. Yes. It's not the bear. It's not bears or anything, but he's saying.
B
I mean, we do have bears up there. He has seen a bear.
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Was that really scary? Yeah, I froze. He was scared. No, he said that one time, though, I was barking at a deer.
B
Oh, okay.
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So, yeah.
B
Yeah. He will pick one spot in the woods to bark at. And I've always wondered, what is he barking at?
A
Yeah. And he could be just seeing spirits too, because, you know, they're everywhere. Yeah. There's water nearby. There too, Right. There's a little tiny creek, and he likes to go near that and just smell the water.
B
Oh, okay. He does like to eat bear poop, so we have to be very careful because dogs shouldn't eat bear poop. And he, like. We have to watch him very closely when he's at the cabin.
A
Yeah. Bear poop, not good for the stomach.
B
No.
A
What else do you want to say? Lammy, you love your mama? Yeah. I like to watch TV with her. He does.
B
When we're watching the Yankees, he likes to jump on the couch.
A
Oh, I love it.
B
And he gets very mad at Anthony Volpe.
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Yeah, he does like that a lot. Yeah.
B
Yeah, he loves the couch.
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He's the chillest. I love. I love his energy, his vibe.
B
He's so chill. He's. He was. The girls and I were talking about this yesterday when he was a puppy. He was. He was a lot of work. He was a biter, but now he's so mellow. Yeah, he's. He's a little nutty, but he's very, very mellow.
A
He is a little quirky and, you know, goofy, but again, he mirrors you. You're goofy and funny, too, so.
B
That's right.
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It's your little mirror.
B
Carrie, thank you for everything. You're really nice. You're a nice lady. I love everything about you. You have a great vibe.
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Thank you.
B
Lemmy says bye.
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Bye, Lemmy. It was great talking to you. Thank you.
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Thank you, Carrie. Carrie's our resident pet psychic, and she's a wonder and a goddess. This has been Kennedy Saves the World for all the protective dogs and all the humans who love them. I'm Kennedy. Listen. Ad free with a Fox News podcast plus subscription on Apple Podcasts and Amazon prime, members can listen to this show ad free on the Amazon music app. Oh, go ahead and leave me a review while you're there. I'd love to hear what you have to say. You've been listening to Kennedy Saves the World on the Fox News Podcast Network.
Episode: Pet Psychic Reads Kennedy’s Dog! (What Lemmy ACTUALLY Thinks)
Host: Kennedy (FOX News Podcasts)
Guest: Carrie Kennedy, Pet Psychic, Reiki Master, Animal Communicator
Date: August 5, 2026
In this whimsical and heartfelt episode, Kennedy welcomes renowned pet psychic Carrie Kennedy for an in-depth "reading" of her beloved French bulldog Lemmy. The show is filled with laughter, genuine curiosity, and candid family moments as Kennedy seeks to better understand Lemmy's thoughts, feelings, and even his aches and pains. Carrie uses her psychic abilities to interpret Lemmy’s perceptions, preferences, and personality, revealing the close emotional bond between pets and their humans.
Kennedy reflects on pet loss and bonding:
Closure and Healing:
Lemmy’s Personality & Preferences:
Family Debates & Physical Health:
Lemmy’s Social Life:
Quirks & Behavior:
Past Life and Spiritual Sensitivity:
Campfire Adventures & Animal Encounters:
Shared Moments at Home:
On animal communication and comfort with loss:
Lemmy's food confession:
On personal healing:
Pets as mirrors:
This episode blends humor, heart, and curiosity as Kennedy and Carrie explore what Lemmy is truly feeling and thinking. Their exchange provides not only glimpses into Lemmy’s personality but also celebrates the unique ways our pets communicate, heal, and connect with us. Listeners get a delightful portrait of Lemmy as a food-loving, quirky, and devoted companion, as well as insights into how animals enrich our lives and even mirror our emotional states. The conversation is peppered with loving jokes, candid admissions of pet parenting mishaps, and deeper notes on the roles animals play in our families and hearts.