Cassandra Snow
This month author and professional tarot reader Cassandra Snow joins me to discuss Rachel Pollack's classic Seventy-Eight Degrees of Wisdom. While it's been called the tarot bible, it does have some detractors. Cassandra and I discuss the impact the book and Pollack has had on tarot reading and pra…
Judika Illes
Judika Illes joined me this week to discuss the classic Russian novel The Master and Margarita in all its weird and wonderful glory. We also covered growing up in a house of books that were never off limits, publishing, divination, what she's up to these days and what's on the horizon.
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Mark Norman
A note that the audio for this episode isn't the best it could be. We had a few internet connectivity issues and Julian, our editor, did his best with what I gave him.
Folkrist and author Mark Norman of The Folklore Podcast joined me this month to talk about reading and collecting folklore, publish…
Be Gay, Do Witchcraft: Pagan Roots & Inclusive Wicca with Yvonne Aburrow
In this episode, we sit down with author, blogger, and long-time witch Yvonne Aburrow (they/them).
Yvonne shares their journey out of high-control Christianity, through atheism, and into paganism and Wicca, unpacking what it looks like to rebuild your beliefs after religious trauma. We discuss the…
Thumper Forge
Thumper Forge, author of the newly released The Chaos Apple, joined me to talk about this romp of a novel by Raymond Buckland, better known for his books on witchcraft and Wicca. We cover a lot of ground including representation of witchcraft, new-paganism, and other esoteric traditions in 1990s fi…
Anne Renwick
Steampunk romance author (and writing friend) Anne Renwick joined me to talk about Arthur Conan Doyle's 1902 Sherlock Holmes novel, The Hound of the Baskervilles, how it relates to her work in progress, and what we did and didn't remember about this book. We also touch on Holmes as a character, the…
Lisa McSherry
Previous guest, Lisa McSherry, joined me to talk about the pagan classic, Ted Andrew's Animal Speak. Despite a million copies being sold and Ted Andrews being on the wall of fame at Llewellyn, I had never read it. We talked about Andrews's book in context of writing, how things have changed in the …
Tamsin Davis-Langley
A huge thank you to Tamsin Davis-Langley for jumping in to save me from a last minute scheduling disaster (of my own doing). It was an enormous pleasure to talk with her about Jake Stratton-Kent's Geosophia. The two-volume work spans a breadth of thought and practice and Tamsin and I still ranged a…
Tracey Norman
I was so pleased to have folklorist, author, and playwright Tracey Norman join me this month to chat about Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories. Carter's twist on familiar tales dovetails nicely with Tracey's work as a folklore researcher and author. We covered a lot of ground, incl…
JoAnna Farrer
Author, concert violinist, and concertmaster JoAnna Farrer joined me to discuss her new book The Diviner's Path, a walk through the many ways we seek knowledge and understanding through divination. We get back to writing, process and research in this episode and we talk about JoAnna's personal divi…
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‐ Albert "Llamacorn" Einstein
