Well hello there!

Apologies for the unexpected month off but life is life and sometimes it just gets in the way!

The three Witches and a Druid sit around the coffee table and discuss Maeves career as a small radio stations go to Witch!

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We sit around the coffee table and discuss the magical concept of Hygge—that Danish and Norwegian sense of cozy contentment that makes long nights feel warm and meaningful.

In this episode of Three Witches and a Druid, we explore how Hygge connects with pagan life and the turning of the seasons. We talk about finding comfort in ritual, the magic of shared meals, and the spiritual value of slowing down as winter approaches.

You’ll hear our thoughts on:

• The roots and meaning of Hygge
• How Hygge aligns with modern paganism
• Ways to bring comfort, connection, and warmth into your daily practice

Light a candle, pour a warm drink, and join us in celebrating the sacred simplicity of Hygge.

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This week on Three Witches and a Druid, we welcome Sarah Lady Rose, owner of Mystic Moons Books and Brews in Moncton, New Brunswick. Sarah shares her journey of building a thriving occult and pagan shop that has become a cornerstone for the local spiritual community.

We talk about the challenges and joys of running a metaphysical store, the growing interest in pagan paths, and the importance of creating safe, welcoming spaces for seekers. Sarah also gives us a behind-the-scenes look at Mystic Moons, from its roots as a bookstore to the vibrant gathering place it has become.

Join us for an engaging conversation about community, spirituality, and the realities of walking the path of both priestess and shopkeeper.

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The Three Witches and a Druid, welcome Rhonda Akasha McKinnon, a Reiki Master and practitioner of Sound Therapy, Tarot, Oracle readings, and Reflexology. Rhonda shares her personal and professional journey of working with these modalities to support healing and balance in others.

The conversation turns to her lived experience of grief and loss, and how the intentional use of psychedelics became a tool for moving through deep pain and reconnecting with life. Together, we explore:

• How Reiki, sound therapy, and reflexology can work together to restore harmony in body and spirit.
• The role of Tarot and Oracle cards in navigating difficult life transitions.
• Rhonda’s personal story of grief and how psychedelics provided a path toward healing.
• The importance of safe, intentional, and respectful approaches to psychedelic use.
• Insights on how energy work and altered states can intersect in the healing journey.

This is an intimate and thoughtful discussion about loss, resilience, and the ways spiritual and alternative practices can help us face the hardest moments of our lives.

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🌙✨ Three Witches and a Druid – Festival Fires & Handfasting Knots ✨🌙

This week’s episode is double the magic and packed with stories, laughter, and a seriously anticipated bonus conversation you won’t want to miss.

In Part One :

We have 2 witches and one druid as Margo, Gwen, and Brian gathered ‘round the ole podcast coffee / meade stained table to recap the whirlwind summer festivals: We’re spilling all the dirt (literally) on the summer festivals: AEPG and the first ever Mother, Maiden, Crone Festival. BOTH held on the brand spankin’ new land bought for PANS (Pagan Association of Nova Scotia). The gang chats about the wins, the chaos, and the “oh gods, never again” moments, plus what’s brewing for next year.

(Hint: fundraising, fundraising, fundraising!)

Then… part two. The juicy bit. :

Stick around for Part Two, because we’ve got a must-hear interview with our friend and druid, Karen. Fresh from performing her very first handfasting ceremony! ( woohoo go Karen! )

And no, it's not your average cookie-cutter “tie the knot” ...

Topics covered:

💍 What even is a handfasting anyway?

🪢 Karen’s behind-the-scenes journey : Research, rituals, tying the right knot at the right time, and the “oops” moments that made it unforgettable.

✨ Finding those little sparks of magic that make the ceremony actually feel alive.

🎨 Creative cords, deity-honoring practices, and tailoring ceremonies to the couple’s spirit.

❓ And the spicy convo: is knot-tying or cord-wrapping “appropriation” for non-pagans? Or simply a beautiful spark of shared creativity?

Basically: festivals, fundraising, fires ( OH MY ) and a deep dive into the magic of saying “I do” (with knots). This episode is festival fire, wedding wonder, and practical magic all wrapped up in one.

🎧 Listen now, and maybe start planning your own fundraising spell—or your dream handfasting cords.

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Grab your walking shoes, your wand, and maybe a good bug spray — because today we’re wandering deep into the forest… and not just any forest. 🌿

The Three Witches are back, and this time we’ve doubled the Druidry for good measure!

In this special episode, the Three Witches are joined once again by author, teacher, and Australian Druid Julie Brett! Together, we wander through the wilds of conversation about forest spirituality, exploring both the striking differences and surprising similarities between the landscapes of Nova Scotia and Australia.

Julie shares why she aligned herself with the Order of Bards, Ovates, and Druids (OBOD), and how her deep love of the land has led to a lifelong exploration of sacred topography — from eucalyptus-covered mountains to the mossy woodlands of the Maritimes.

We also dig into her books:

📖 Australian Druidry — a guide to weaving Celtic-inspired spiritual practice into the Australian landscape

📖 Belonging to the Earth — a reflection on nature spirituality in a changing world

From adapting the Wheel of the Year to different climates, to finding harmony with the seasons exactly as they unfold (even when they’re unpredictable), Julie offers a deeply rooted, joy-filled, and refreshingly practical approach to living in alignment with nature.

If you’ve ever wondered how to honor the land you live on while honoring your spiritual heritage, this is the conversation you’ve been waiting for.

🌏 Guest Info:

Julie Brett

Author of Australian Druidry & Belonging to the Earth

Founder of Druids Down Under

Jewelry artist at Forest Spirit Jewelry

Website: juliebrett.net

Facebook: Druids Down Under

Instagram: @juliebrett.druid

So pour yourself a forest-friendly brew, step into the dappled light, and let’s wander together — because the trees have stories to tell, and we’re here to listen. 🌳✨

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How to Worship the Earth When It’s Trying to Kill You – Part 2: Down Under with Julie Brett ---

In this delightfully grounded and slightly unhinged second part of our elemental series, the Three Witches and a Druid take a mental journey to the Southern Hemisphere to chat with Julie Brett — Druid, author, teacher, and all-around Earth-loving badass based in the wilds of Australia. All without leaving our favorite recording location... the fire pit in Druid Brian's yard!

Julie helps us navigate what it really means to follow a nature-based spiritual path in a land where the rivers are sacred, the sun can scorch your soul, and the wildlife is actively trying to murder you.
We explore:

🌿 The unique topography of Australia and how it shapes ritual and seasonal practice.
🔥 The devastating fires of recent years and what they’ve taught us about grief, renewal, and climate resilience.
🌊 Sacred waters, drought, and the living memory of the land.
🌪️ Cyclones, climate change, and the global Pagan experience of a shifting Wheel of the Year.
🐍 And yes — snakes, spiders, and spiritual presence in the middle of it all.

Julie also shares her experience on how modern Druidry can root itself meaningfully in the Australian landscape — with deep respect for Indigenous culture and Country.

This episode is for anyone trying to stay spiritually grounded when the world feels like it’s on fire — literally or metaphorically.

Julie Brett

• Author of Australian Druidry & Belonging to the Earth

• Founder of Druids Down Under

• Jewelry artist at Forest Spirit Jewelry

• Based on Dharug and Gundungurra Country, Blue Mountains, NSW

Website: juliebrett.net
Facebook: Druids Down Under
Instagram: @juliebrett.druid

• Adapting seasonal practice to climate extremes

• Rituals in crisis: how to show up spiritually when everything’s a mess

• Honoring land spirits in different hemispheres

• Witchcraft, Druidry, and environmental collapse — where do we go from here?

  
  

What does Earth-based spirituality look like in your corner of the world?

Share your thoughts, rituals, or coping spells with us on Instagram and Facebook @threewitchesandadruidpod

In the meantime, grab a drink, don't forget your bug spray, and let’s get witchy in the Southern Hemisphere. 🌿💃🌞

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Pagan Community Building (…or is the Druid secretly starting a cult?)

This week on Three Witches and a Druid, the gang kicks things off in their now-iconic meeting spot: our wise Druid’s backyard—home to birdsong, dappled sunlight, and a feral patch of Japanese knotweed that might just be plotting world domination. Annoying? Yes. Edible? Also yes. Turns out, in a post-apocalyptic snack emergency, we might all be chewing knotweed and pretending it's kale.

From there, things take a deliciously unhinged turn as the hosts dive into one of their favourite long-running fantasies: building the ultimate pagan community. We’re talking full-on witchy commune energy—sacred fires, gardens overflowing with herbs, shared meals, moon rituals, maybe a goat or 7… the works. And of course, chaos ensues in the best way.

They dish on everything from apocalypse gardening tips to the logistics of communal living, throw shade at zoning laws, and even casually mention the Diefenbunker because why wouldn’t you want your coven to have a Cold War-era hideout?

Expect:

🌿 Big ideas, bigger laughs

🏕️ Pagan utopia planning (with zero HOA drama)

😂 Debates about goat ownership and composting toilets

🏡 The dream of shared pagan housing and land stewardship💬 And a very important question: how do you define a cult?

🥴 The slippery slope from “earth-centred commune” to “oops, now we’re on a watchlist”This episode is for every witch, druid, or magical misfit who’s ever looked around at late-stage capitalism and thought, “You know what? I’d rather live in the woods with my weird friends and make jam.”

CALL TO ACTION:

Got a fantasy commune layout on your Pinterest board? Secretly Googled “buy an island with my coven”? Slide into our DMs or send a message on FB and spill the tea. The hosts want to hear your wildest (or most practical) visions for a real-life pagan community.

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Blessed be and beware the backyard jungle,
– The Three Witches and a Druid

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The Wheel turns again, and the witches are outdoors, which can only mean one thing: Litha has arrived!

In this delightfully sun-soaked episode, the Three Witches— Maeve, Margo, and Gwen — drag their lawn chairs into Druid Brian’s backyard to soak up the solstice (and maybe a bit of wine) all while diving deep into the longest day of the year.

Surrounded by the scent of wildflowers, the hum of bees, and perhaps... just a whisper of fae mischief in the breeze.

In this episode, the gang is asking some real questions.

What happens in lands where sunlight barely kisses the earth or refuses to sleep at all? Do the sabbats take on new shapes in those corners of the world?

The conversation weaves through myth and mystery as they explore how place and practice intertwine. From the age-old tale of the Holly King and the Oak King, to delicious summer offerings and rituals soaked in sunlight and strawberry juice.

And yes… Brian may or may not call out the gang for sounding like “four old white folks complaining about the weather.” He’s not wrong but let’s be real, Canadian solstice can mean anything from sunburns to frozen cloaks.

Here’s what we’re conjuring up this week:

🌀 The Sun Stands Still – What actually happens on solstice (besides us dramatically lying in the grass like woodland nymphs)?

🌍 Global Witch Problems – How do you do a solstice ritual when the sun never sets… or never shows up?

🔥 Fire, Feast, and Frolicking – Summer solstice traditions from bonfires to berry pies to naked forest dancing (don’t ask who did what).

🌲 The Holly King vs. The Oak King – The ultimate seasonal face-off. Who’s hot right now? Spoiler: It’s not the one with the fur cloak.

With laughter, lore, and a little leafy chaos, this episode is a sun-drenched spell of celebration. Whether you're crafting flower crowns, lighting a fire, or whispering wishes into the wind, this one will spark your solstice spirit.

🔮🌿 So light a candle, pour a glass of something golden, and join us as we welcome the Oak King's rise and the lush magic of summer.

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Blessed Litha, witches. Let’s get sun-drunk and spellbound.

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