10 Questions with Jordan Stratford
Join us for 10 questions with Jordan Stratford, whose latest book “A Dictionary of Western Alchemy” released this month. We talk alchemy, gnosticism, and more!
The Woman Magician
Is a revolution, or perhaps a better word is evolution, coming to the world of Western traditional magic? “The Woman Magician” by Brandy Williams suggests that very thing.
Movember 2011
You may think that we’ve entered the month of November, but actually, we’re now in the month of Movember! That’s right folks, it’s that time once again when I talk about The Movember Foundation and the work they do!
The Mystic Pyramid
U.S. Games Systems has created an item so cool that it forced us to actually create video for our site!
Samhain and Pumpkin Cheese Cake with Dawn Hunt
Join Dawn Hunt of Cucina Aurora Kitchen Witchery as she talks autumn, Samhain, and most importantly….pie.
Celebrate Samhain 2011
Celebrate Samhain 2011. Too much awesome to be contained in one article, but I gave it a try anyway. Click on in to hear about some great shopping, some Temple of Witchcraft/Christopher Penczak news, and find out about some wonderful presentations.
Change the Way You Speak, and Change the Way You Think
Michael Michalko discusses how the way we speak can change the way we think about things in this excerpt from his latest book “Creative Thinkering”.
10 Questions with Claude Lecouteux
Join me as I goes international with my interview with Claude Lecouteux, author of one my favorite-est books ever, “The Return of the Dead: Ghosts, Ancestors, and the Transparent Veil of the Pagan Mind”. We discuss his latest book (now one of my other favorite-est books ever) “Phantom Armies of the Night: The Wild Hunt and the Ghostly Processions of the Undead”, translating, what’s next, and more!
Scottish Herbs and Fairy Lore
Ellen Evert Hopman’s latest book is called “Scottish Herbs and Fairy Lore”. This title really doesn’t do the book justice, however I suspect Pendraig Publishing would have found the title “Absolutely Every Damn Thing EVER about Scotland” to be a hard title to live up to. Of course, they would be wrong.
Often times I find it difficult defining labels for types of music. It’s pretty funny considering I worked in music retail for 10 years. Although in thinking about it, it might not be so much of an inability to define a musical sound as much as me personally bristling at attempting to apply super specific …