Proud Pagan Podcasters

Peter takes a look at Mother's Day from a Traditional Witchcraft perspective in this week's episode, while Raven talks about citrus.

In
our ongoing series on writers and artists we interview Diana Paxson.
She has written a ton of scifi and fantasy books as well as many
articles for the magazine Idunna. She has been an important influence
on the Asatru movement for many years. You can find her books at
Amazon.com.

Just a brief show today as I’m sick…
I discuss a bit about what’s been going on recently, followed by a quick chat about the herb ginger, before explaining how I view the Divine. http://www.geekwitch.org

In this week's episode, Peter tackles the controversial subject of the use of body fluids in crafting. Some people swear by this, some people just swear at it. But whether you are for it or against it, it helps to make your decision based on facts rather than third-hand information. Peter is not advocating that everyone should use these techniques, but he was trained to use them and therefore feels qualified to provide those facts so discerning Witches can make an educated choice. 

Episode 64 which completes our 3-part series on the inaccessibility of Paganism is now available for download. Download, view show notes etc. for Episode 64 at: ImBleedingProfusely.com/shows/pcp/64

 If you didn't listen to parts 1 or 2, don't worry - highlights are included in the intro.

Not sure what exactly to do with this just yet.  However...I've been trying to figure out how to do shout-outs for my local community here in the DFW area...sooooo....let's start there...

In this week's episode, Peter talks about the diverse European Traditions and interviews Veronica Cummer, author of Sorgitzak: Old Forest Craft, while Raven takes a look at nutmeg.

In this episode, Tahlea Moonwater introduces herself, what this podcast will be about, and then goes into her experience of coming out of the broom closet, and how to go about that yourself, if you're in that situation.http://geekwitch.org

Heilsa All! This episode we interview Steven Thor Abell about his book Days in Midgard: A Thousand Years On. Steve is an aspiring writer and story teller. We talk about writing, inspiration and the influence of story
telling on his early childhood.    To find out more about the book and Steve check out http://www.StevenAbell.com

After harassing my fellow podkin to post their show notes here in the PPP blog, I actually neglected to post my own! Whoops! Let me remedy the situation right now by saying that Episode 9 of The Dark Side of Fey is up and available for your listening pleasure. I talk about having a foundational daily (or at the very least, regular) spiritual practice, and give some suggestions with regards to creating or findind said practices.