Welcome back to The Eternal Void, But With Jazz! This week, we are joined by Thelemite, YouTube scholar, and debut author, Maevius Lynn, to discuss her upcoming book, "The Holy Year of Thelema: A Guide to the Ritual Calendar of Aleister Crowley's Tradition!” Listen in as we discuss the various holidays, holy days, rites of passage, and traditions that are observed throughout a Thelemic practitioner's life—from birth to death!

Maevius Lynn is a writer, artist, international lecturer, and ceremonial magician who currently resides in the Southern United States. Her work approaches Thelema as a living tradition from the perspective of both a solitary practitioner and an initiate of Ordo Templi Orientis and Temple of the Silver Star. She is particularly interested in getting people to practice magick and not leaving it as a niche interest relegated to history books. Her efforts inspire others to make Thelema and magick a purposeful part of their lives. Her work includes YouTube educational videos, online study groups, workshops, and lectures at pagan and occult conferences, books, magazine articles, and art. As part of this work, she especially enjoys collaborating with educators and content creators of various traditions, building bridges of understanding and inclusion around the living tradition of Thelema.

Set to be released in May, “The Holy Year of Thelema” is currently available on pre-order here: https://www.llewellyn.com/product.php?ean=9780738779355&srsltid=AfmBOooJusjW4UeObYP0_06MCPgkpqdUEwyYHaki-r7yG6iiEhlBbjM8

You can also explore Maevius Lynn's backlog of educational and spiritual work on her websites and social media pages here:

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For this week's Charity Shout-Out, we'd like to introduce you to the Audubon Society:

“For 120 years and counting, the National Audubon Society has preserved bird habitats, conducted scientific research, influenced policymakers to enact commonsense conservation laws, and engaged communities across the hemisphere to protect the natural resources upon which birds—and we—depend. By ‘bending the bird curve,’ [they] are working to halt, and ultimately reverse, the decline of birds across the Americas.”

To donate to the Audubon Society, check out their site here: https://www.audubon.org/

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Hey Everyone! Today we're doing a special dual podcast swapcast with the cool cat over at the A.P Strange show, Mr. AP Strange himself!

We can call it "The Eternal Void But With A.P Strange Show Talking about Knives Out". We're doing a movie talk episode on the 3rd Knives Out movie, called Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery. Join us as we talk about the movie, about classic detective stories, and what makes a cozy thriller. Also, what's up with Danial Craig's hair in this one? Right?

Write us and let us know what you think! 

We have lots of exciting guests coming up just around the corner. Talk to you soon!

This week's  charity shoutout is MIRAC: the Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee. MIRAC is an all-volunteer, grassroots, multiracial, and multinational immigrant rights organization working hard to protect the rights of immigrants in their community. You can learn more about the work that they do on their website at miracmn.com. And don't forget: The grassroots immigrant rights organizations local to your community likely need your support, too!

Hey Everyone. Michelle here. This week Gabby and I are talking about media, and the power of stories we enjoy. Listen in as we discuss some of our favorite TV show characters and what we're learning. 

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This week's  charity shoutout is MIRAC: the Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee. MIRAC is an all-volunteer, grassroots, multiracial, and multinational immigrant rights organization working hard to protect the rights of immigrants in their community. You can learn more about the work that they do on their website at miracmn.com. And don't forget: The grassroots immigrant rights organizations local to your community likely need your support, too!

Hi Everyone. This week we have no guest booked. We decided to hit record and see what happened. What came out was a thoughtful discussion on the current news cycle, challenges with, and self care during. We hope you enjoy.

Be sure to like share and subscribe so you don't miss exciting guests and entertaining conversations in the realm of the weird, the wonderful, and the spiritual. 

This week's  charity shoutout is MIRAC: the Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee. MIRAC is an all-volunteer, grassroots, multiracial, and multinational immigrant rights organization working hard to protect the rights of immigrants in their community. You can learn more about the work that they do on their website at miracmn.com. And don't forget: The grassroots immigrant rights organizations local to your community likely need your support, too!

AP Strange is a writer, the host of The AP Strange Show podcast, a Trickster, a paranormal and flying saucer enthusiast, book collector, and wizard. He has been featured on various podcasts and published in several places, covering subjects that run the gamut from conjuring lake monsters to the connection between Bugs Bunny and UFOs. He's had a life filled with weird experiences and enjoys surrounding himself with weird things. He lives in Worcester, MA, with his family and pets.

Find AP Strange at: 

https://www.apstrange.com and;

https://theapstrangeshow.transistor.fm/

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Instagram @theapstrangeshow 

Bluesky @apstrange.bsky.social

This episodes charity shout out is your local mutual aid organization. Think Global, Act Local. Go give $5 to someone. 

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Hi Everyone! Michelle and Gabby here. We're so glad you're with us  

Today we're talking with Author Amy Blackthorn about their new book on Shadow Work, as well as some Social Media magic tips. Amy is the author of Blackthorn's Botanical Shadow Work: Healing Through the Dark with Plant Magic, currently available on pre-order on Bookshop.org and everywhere else that books are sold!

Amy Blackthorn is the award-winning author of the best-selling, ‘Blackthorn’s Botanicals,’ series. She has worked as a professional intuitive since 1999. She has been described as a Green Witch for her lifelong work with magical plants and teaching. Amy’s company, Blackthorns Botanicals, creates tea based on magical associations. She has appeared on HuffPoLive, Netflix’s Top Ten Secrets and Mysteries in an episode about Supernatural Abilities & the AP Newswire. Amy lives in Delaware. You can view Amy’s tea shop at BlackthornsBotancials.com. Check out Amy's instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/amyblackthornauthor/

This episodes charity shout out is World Central Kitchen. You can find more about them at https://wck.org. "WCK is first to the frontlines, providing fresh meals in response to humanitarian, climate, and community crises."

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Hi Everyone! Michelle here from The Eternal Void but with Jazz Podcast here. Gabby and I were excited to record a pre-season episode for everyone where we talked a little about the exciting plans for this season of The Eternal Void but with Jazz podcast. (also, we wanted to test and make sure our recording workflow actually... you know.. worked.)

(Good news. It did!)

They are doing great work in building community, providing scholarships, mentoring, and keeping the story of Dr. Ossain Sweet alive.

"OHS Foundation: We are being the change we want to see in our community"

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