Cornocopia Magic Work with a Cornucopia as a ritual tool and symbol to celebrate the harvest, attune to the seasons, express gratitude, and enhance prosperity.  This is an encore presentation from September 2014.

Powers of Thanksgiving Personal and community rituals of gratitude and thanksgiving.  Includes Thankgiving meditation ritual. Encore presentation from 2013

Celebrating Nature's Diversities Join Selena Fox for a discussion on enhancing awareness and celebration of diversity within humankind and the greater Circle of Nature of which we are a part.

Arthur Hinds Join us on Circle Talk as we chat with and listen to the music of Arthur Hinds. Arthur Hinds is a very talented musician, storyteller and student of the Bardic Path whose work enlivens both the mythic traditions and the emotional life of Paganism. Come and listen to his music, both new and favorite classics. This is an encore presentation of his appearance in 2013 on Circle Talk where he discussed his music in the lead-up to the 2013 Pagan Spirit Gathering.

Powers of the Crone Connecting and working with the Goddess as Crone and Her powers of Wisdom, Maturity, Inner Sight, Release, Healing, Death & Rebirth. Encore presentation from 2012

The dark time of the year can be a powerful time to perform introspective work, shadow work, and baneful magic. Join us as we discuss all of this and more with Asheville's Village Witch, author and folklorist Byron Ballard!

Tree Rituals Join Selena Fox for a discussion on sacred work with trees.

American Veterans Day Ceremony Veterans Day ritual of remembrance, appreciation, and support for Military Pagans and their loved ones. Encore presentation from 2014

Nature Wisdom Ways Join Selena Fox for a discussion exploring some ancient and contemporary paths of Nature Spirituality.

Buckland Museum of Magic and Witchcraft Join us on Circle Talk as we chat with the owner and the curator of the Buckland Museum of Magic and Witchcraft in Cleveland, Ohio. Raymond Buckland started The Buckland Museum of Witchcraft and Magick in 1966. After visiting the late Gerald Gardner and his collection on the Isle of Man, Raymond was inspired to start a collection of his own. We will find out how the museum came to be in Ohio and what is on display at the museum.