End of July 2016, author Assaph Mehr visited with KaliSara and RevKess to talk abouthis book Murder in Abstentia. He's since released his second book in that series, In Numina, summer of 2018. In this rebroadcast we will hear Assaph and your hosts talk about this first book.

a note from the hosts: We apologize for the rebroardcasts. We are taking a short break from live production in order to get a few things settled in our own lives. We'd rather have the rebroadcast over no show. We hope you enjoy and we will be back to live programming very soon.

Due to unforseen circumstances, Andy Peloquin had to cancel his visit this week. He and his family have recently relocated to Canada and have not gotten totally settled in. RevKess and KaliSara decided to share his first visit with you again.

On August 21, 2016, Andy visited for the first time to talk about what then called the Last Busellari series. He has since rebranded and relaunched that project in combination with the Queen of Thieves books. Following are updated links for Andy and his books. We hope that you enjoy the show! We look forward to having Andy on live again soon.

https://www.amazon.com/Andy-Peloquin/e/B00J9008MC/

https://www.facebook.com/andyqpeloquin

https://twitter.com/AndyPeloquin    

www.linkedin.com/in/andypeloquin/

https://plus.google.com/100885994638914122147/about

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8KnIEoUDWRJkAhJ16CN5Dw

http://andypeloquin.com/join-the-club/

Plagiarism and internet piracy are big in the Pagan blogosphere right now. Heather Greene recently wrote an editorial for The Wild Hunt that addresses the issue. RevKess recently discovered a group on Facebook that shares links to a file share system that contains multiple copyrighted materials. KaliSara and RevKess are both published authors and are very concerned about this trend on the internet. Guest Boudica Foster, also an author, returns to Pagan-Musings to discuss the issues surrounding palgiarism and internet piracy. Boudica is one of the admins for a Facebook group that was established to combat plagiarism and piracy. She will discuss copyright and other legalese that are important to the topic.

RevKess and KaliSara talk often about magic in the every day. Tonight they go into more detail on how you can turn that magic to your advantage. Call it magic, call it determination, call it whatever you will. From daily routines (rituals) to going out on a limb and trying something new, magic is a powerful force for all of us. The hosts will use personal anecdotes to convey what they mean by magic in the every day and how they have used it to further their own lives.

KaliSara and RevKess play it by ear tonight. Life keeps throwing little (and big) surprises at people and your hosts are not immune to that. Listen in to find out what is going on with them, hear some fab music, and whatever topics of conversation come up. There'll be talk of books, news, and all sorts of things witchy and Pagan-y.

What do you want to hear KaliSara and RevKess talk about in future episode? Who would like them to ask on as a guest? Email them at [email protected].

Kalisara takes another music day to bring you great songs by and for Pagans.

Omnia - The Raven

Alexian - Cool to be a Witch 2.0

Arthur Hinds - Children of Cernunnos

Blackmore's Night - Ocean Gypsy

Bone Poet's Orchestra - Death Went Dancing

Bran Cerddorion - You are Enough

Celia - Fly

Cernunnos Rising - Heartbeat of Harvest

Chronilus - Brigid

Crow Women - Born of the Elements Medley

Damh the Bard - Antlered Crown & Standing Stone

David Wood - Great Rite in Motion

DJ Hamouris - Indian Summer

Didges Christ SuperDrum - Witch Doctor

Dragon Ritual Drummers - Pagan Soldier

Elaine Silver - Grandmother Moon

Elevendrums - Tir n An Og

Emerald Rose - Come to the Dance

Featherscale - Invocation

Gaia Consort - No Shadows

Heartbeat - Goddess Chant

Kaedrich Olsen - Peace Galdr

Kari Tauring - VoluspaKariOla

Trans Exclusionary (Erasing) Radical Feminists are in the Pagan news again. Max Dashu, Z Budapest, and Ruth Barrett, to name but a few, have reared their heads and made things uncomfortable in the Pagan world once again. But this is a good thing. Why? It is causing the Pagan world to talk (again) about these issues. Listen in to hear what KaliSara and RevKess have to say on this issue and more.

If time allows, they may address the issue of Pagan Standard Time and how it is a detriment to the Pagan world as well.

KaliSara and RevKess are joined this evening by activist, author, and West Coast Pagan of note, T Thorn Coyle. 

T. Thorn Coyle is author of The Witches of Portland, a nine book paranormal fantasy series, The Panther Chronicles, an alt-history urban fantasy series, the novel Like Water, and two short story collections. She has also written multiple non-fiction books including Sigil Magic for Writers, Artists & Other Creatives, Kissing the Limitless, and Evolutionary Witchcraft. Thorn’s work appears in many anthologies, magazines, and collections.

Thorn has taught magical practice in nine countries, on four continents, and in twenty-five states. Her other occupations have been numerous.

An interloper to the Pacific Northwest, Thorn joyfully stalks city streets, writes in cafes, and talks to crows, squirrels, and trees. Sometimes she gets arrested.

Here is a way that you can get involved in humanitarian activism. https://www.facebook.com/events/1052871671538141/

Kalisara and Diane Morrison will be talking about how to work with empathy and its consequences in bad situations. We will discuss a whole slew of topics from social perception to magical ways to deal with high-stress empathic situations. Diane and KaliSara continue their discussion of empathy in regards to a number of situations. Listen in to learn better ways to deal with those empathetic impressions under various conditions.

Listen to part one at: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/pagan-musings/2018/07/03/pmp-empathy-in-trauma-and-drama--how-to-deal-and-how-to-heal

The hosts of Pagan-Musings Podcast enjoy hearing from their listeners. Drop them a note at [email protected] or on Facebook.

Kalisara and Diane Morrison will be talking about how to work with empathy and its consequences in bad situations. Empathy is a skill - a blessing or a curse - that many Pagans and Witches possess. Some of those with empathy have learned how to handle things better than others. Trauma, drama, and other circumstances can aggravate one's ability to handle their empathetic impressions.

Diane Morrison is a return guest to the podcast and one that KaliSara and RevKess both enjoy having on the show!

Check out part TWO! Listen here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/pagan-musings/2018/07/03/pmp-empathy-in-trauma-drama--how-to-deal-how-to-heal-contd