Folkloring

 Welcome to the Folkloring Podcast.   In this episode I discuss channeling and working with Goddesses with Samuel Thomas Holland - Reiki master, Psychic Medium and Life Coach. At least we try to, but then the ladies had things to say, so we followed the lead of these powerful deities! There was a lot of channeling and some powerful and unexpected lessons from some very outspoken Goddesses.

You can contact Samuel by emailing him at [email protected] 

or messaging him on WhatsApp at 61+ 0415 939 325 

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You can find more about Folkloring on the main website: https://folkloringlife.com/ 

Music by Al Seeger of Point of Insanity Productions at https://poigamestudio.podbean.com/ 

Producer: Tracy Nicholas. 

 Welcome to the Folkloring Podcast.   In this episode I explore the mysteries of Freemasonry with Raymond Foster, Past Lodge Master and Officer’s Coach at his regional lodge and author of The Temple Within, in which Masonic Lessons on Integrity, Patience, and Spiritual Growth illuminate the symbolic heart of Freemasonry, where the building of a temple becomes a metaphor for the building of character. 

You can find The Temple Within Here. 

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Give us a follow on Facebook (folkloring.podcast), Instagram (@folkloringpodcast), TikTok (folkloringpodcast) and Bluesky (https://bsky.app/profile/folkloringpodcast.bsky.social) 

You can find more about Folkloring on the main website: https://folkloringlife.com/

Music by Al Seeger of Point of Insanity Productions at https://poigamestudio.podbean.com/ 

Producer: Tracy Nicholas. 

Welcome to the Folkloring Podcast.   In this episode I discuss the haunted Tombigbee River, how history becomes folklore and creepy Mothman sightings in the South with Shannon Evans, Public Historian and host of the podcast Tombigbee Tales

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You can find Tracy’s folklore and resistance games at https://madmenandheroes.com/

Music by Al Seeger of Point of Insanity Productions at https://poigamestudio.podbean.com/

Producer: Tracy Nicholas.

Welcome to Episode 3 of Darklore, where we explore the creepy, horrific, unsettling darker side of folklore! Please join us as we get lost down twisting paths of lore, myth and macabre tales of dark magic that can never be fully known.  In today’s episode we dive into Mothman lore. We get into details about Point Pleasant and then explore some lesser known Mothman stories from around the world. 

You can find Tracy at https://folkloringlife.com/

You can find David at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063971598324

Original artwork by David Whitworth

Join me in the Lee Morganverse, where we discuss his latest book, The Rag and Bone Man, how we can lose folklore and whether or not his grandmother is haunting the family. There is also a potential call to action for brave artists and creators. Lee Morgan lives on a communal homestead on Mt Wellington, where he creates sanctuary for other weirdos, raises books, people, and ideas from the grave. Highlights of his career have involved speaking about his books at Watkins Books in London, receiving an Australian Post-Graduate award where he got paid to research, and participating in The People's Library artwork in Tasmania. 

You can find Lee at https://www.leemorganbooks.com/

You can purchase The Rag and Bone Man here: https://www.crossedcrowbooks.com/shop-crossed-crow-books/p/the-rag-bone-man

Welcome to Episode 2 of Darklore, where we explore the creepy, horrific, unsettling darker side of folklore! Please join us as we get lost down twisting paths of lore, myth and macabre tales of dark magic that can never be fully known.  In today’s episode we examine sleep demons, night terrors and things that will keep you up at night.

You can find Tracy at https://folkloringlife.com/

You can find David at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063971598324

Original artwork by David Whitworth

Welcome to this episode of Folkloring in which I have a fascinating conversation with Joanna Tarnawska, the author of Polish Folk Magic. We talk Polish Folklore, connecting to the land and our ancestors, and Animism. You will learn about Slavic magic, being in diaspora and how we bring our magic wherever we go. You can find Joanna's work at: 

https://polishfolkwitch.pl/
https://www.patreon.com/polishfolkwitch

You can purchase the book in all major bookstores or from the publisher here: 

Crossed Crow Books

Questions or comments: email us at [email protected]

Give us a follow on Facebook (folkloring.podcast), Instagram (@folkloringpodcast), TikTok (folkloringpodcast) and Bluesky (https://bsky.app/profile/folkloringpodcast.bsky.social)

You can find Tracy’s folklore and resistance games at https://madmenandheroes.com/

Music by Al Seeger of Point of Insanity Productions at https://poigamestudio.podbean.com/

Producer: Tracy Nicholas.

Welcome to the Folkloring Podcast.   In this episode I have a conversation with Alexis Donkin, The Destructrix. She offers psychic development mentorship and insight for baby psychics so they can navigate their abilities with ease and joy to create magical main character energy in their lives. Super accomplished in many things – from publishing and music, to art and language – and steeped in herbal tea, Alexis is the witchy bestie you've always wanted. We get into her stories, our shared stories and how they shape our lives not to mention lessons from pinatas.

You can find Alexis all over the place, but we suggest you start here:

https://alexisdonkin.com

https://alexisdonkin.substack.com

https://www.instagram.com/alexis.donkin/

https://www.tiktok.com/alexis.donkin

Special offer for listeners – Ask A Psychic Reading and get a free Witchy Bestie messenger chat day (mention this podcast to get the chat day)

https://alexisdonkin.thrivecart.com/ask-a-psychic/

Questions or comments: email us at [email protected]

Give us a follow on Facebook (folkloring.podcast), Instagram (@folkloringpodcast), TikTok (folkloringpodcast) and Bluesky (https://bsky.app/profile/folkloringpodcast.bsky.social)

You can find Tracy’s folklore and resistance games at https://madmenandheroes.com/

Music by Al Seeger of Point of Insanity Productions at https://poigamestudio.podbean.com/

Producer: Tracy Nicholas.

Let us introduce you to episode 1 of our new series, Darklore, where we explore the creepy, horrific, unsettling darker side of folklore! Please join us as we get lost down twisting paths of lore, myth and macabre tales of dark magic that can never be fully known.  In today’s episode we examine dark fairies, from the Unseelie court to fairy abductions and even vampire fairies. 

You can find Tracy at https://folkloringlife.com/

You can find David at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063971598324

Original artwork by David Whitworth

The Elder Futhark Runes are an early form of written language. Runes have been used both as letters to spell words, and as symbols containing greater meaning. By referencing familiar objects and experiences — such as water, hail, fire, seeds, cattle, breath, the sun, and family — they became archetypes, which today are harbingers of larger concepts — such as life force, creative flow, wealth management, language, consequences, and community. Join me as I talk to Diane and Paul Ennis about the meaning of runes, their intersection with technology and their nonprofit that can help you connect with all things Elder Futhark. You can find them at https://rqefi.org/