Better late than never, right? Just because this is six months old, doesn't mean we can't learn from it...

If you're curious about why black thorn puncture wounds take so long to heal, or what medieval practices are still carried out today, then give this a listen!

We're Back! This episode we explore that vast continent of Africa, by focusing on three very different aspects. A Goblin, a Good Dogo and a God of Death, all from different back grounds. There is so much more we could explore here, we may have to return, but next time with a more specific brief!

This month we discus a variety of early spring traditions, including history of Bridget (the Saint and Goddess), some foods (Sadly I cannot post food to everyone) and a furry tradition with surprising origins!

This time, it's Nic who looses the ability to English good.

A brief history of Yule and what is has become to the modern pagan. Learn about Wassailing, common decorations and our new friend, Krampus. (Also, find out why this episode is not late, as historically Yule may have lasted into February!!)

Welcome to our second episode, where we discuss the basics of astrology, lunar influences, importance of the sun, and of course, some etymology!

A little later than we'd hoped to release. This episode should give a little insight into some of the traditions that you may be partaking in this evening, or give an idea of something to do next year!

This is our first nearly-episode where we chat about the Wheel of the Year in General terms, and discuss what sort of Pagans we are.