Here is our second round of questions! I am enjoying getting to know Ambaa, my partner for the Ancestor Remembrance Project this month; her Patheos blog is The White Hindu. Part One of our exchange is here. I wrote this week’s questions! 1) Did you celebrate Hallowe’en growing up? In school, at home, or both? Ambaa: [Read More…]
Ancestor Remembrance Project, Part 2
October 27, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Ancestor Remembrance Project, Part 1
October 17, 2014 by Leave a Comment
My partner for the Ancestor Remembrance Project this month is Ambaa, whose Patheos blog is The White Hindu. We will be comparing different spiritual and family traditions related to our ancestry by answering questions around a theme each week. [Read more…]
AHS FREAKSHOW Podcast discussion: TONIGHT!
October 13, 2014 by Leave a Comment
We’ve been having difficulty getting Google Hang Out to host our video chat (the new phone-based app’s upgrades are affecting connectivity in a very bad way); so, for the time being, we’ll be doing our chats on the radio! BlogTalkRadio, that is. Tune in tonight at 11 pm EST to hear me and Lilith Dorsey [Read More…]
The Media Witch is Back! And so is AMERICAN HORROR STORY…
October 9, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Didja miss me? I have been on a lengthy hiatus due to an extremely busy autumn…but, I am back just in time, as the witchiest month of all begins to heat up…(insert gratuitous cackle here) Hot on the heels of that amazing lunar eclipse, we had the premiere of a cray-ray new season of AMERICAN [Read More…]
New Arthurian film series: Guy Ritchie, SOA’s Charlie Hunnam…yes, please
August 28, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Some exciting news this week! Deadline.com announces a new film series about the Arthurian saga helmed by director Guy Ritchie (best known for his debut film Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels). But of course the really exciting part of this news is that Charlie Hunnam (Jax on FX’s wildly popular show Sons of Anarchy) is being tapped to play King Arthur. [Read more…]
A Fitting Memorial for Margot Adler… a Bench in Her Beloved Central Park
August 1, 2014 by Leave a Comment
One of Margot’s friends from NPR is spearheading an idea to get a bench installed in her name in Central Park, near where she lived. For those who don’t know, Margot walked in Central Park as often as she could and was an avid birder. [Read more…]
Shocking and Sad: Rest in Peace, Margot Adler
July 28, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Margot Adler was author of the important book Drawing Down the Moon, an NPR journalist, and a practicing pagan. I knew her. I respected her. I was happy to have spent time talking and laughing with her. And I am very, very sad she is gone from us. [Read more…]
Has Pagan Environmentalism Failed? Yes, Yes, A Resounding Yes.
July 25, 2014 by Leave a Comment
All I know is, we, the pagan community, creators of and participants in a spiritual movement that has had widespread ramifications worldwide, were once poised to shift the paradigm. What happened? How can we get it back? [Read more…]
Review: PLAIN JANE: THE SHOCKUMENTARY
May 16, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Jane Hash is an artist, healer, blogger and activist. She is also barely three feet tall. Born with a genetic condition that left her with multiple fractures, her health was compromised for most of her youth, and her mobility limited by the fragility of her bones. As an adult, Jane seems like a powerhouse of energy, humor, and no-nonsense ass-kicking. Her podcast “Hash it Out with Jane” gives voice to her activism and consciousness raising. [Read more…]
