WitchingAround

This month, Raegan talks to Jonathan from Heron Drums about using drumming in rituals, the ceremony of birthing drums and honouring the spirits of the land.

Contains drumming by Jonathan

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A quick dive into using plants to channel magic and also an overview to lesser known festivals in April.

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Raegan talks to Bianca Kemp of Burgrune about working with herbs, responsible foraging and the infamous Black Thumb Syndrome.

Follow Bianca on Instagram @the_magickal_herbalist

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This month, Raegan and Jenny share their tips and tricks to keeping the magic alive day to day.

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The broom lore blog post Jenny referenced is: https://farmerish.net/a-ramble-through-broom-lore/

Jenny and Raegan kick off 2024 with a chat with everyone's favourite maestro of the Firewalk, Oona MacFarlane. They explore Oona's journey and transformation with the element of fire and different ways one can work with fire magic, even if you can't light a match just yet.

You can find Oona and Celtic Fire at www.celticfire.co.uk or by searching Celtic Fire on Facebook and Instagram. You can also learn more about the Tir Na Nog wellbeing centre at https://tirnanog.co.uk/

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Join Raegan and Jenny as they discuss the events of Witchfest International 2023: their favourite talks, traders and highlights of the day.

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If you have been affected by the fundamentalist protestors who picketed outside Witchfest International, please report your incident(s) to the Met Police on 101 or report online at https://www.met.police.uk/ro/report/

Raegan flies solo this month and talks to academic Paul Wilson and jewellery maker/indie dyer Amy Wilson about their experience growing up in non-Pagan faiths and how it influences how they raise their two children.

Featuring some guest interjections from Cassie and Taliesin the cats and Baby Shanti.

You can follow Amy at From the Cauldron on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and TikTok.

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Jenny and Raegan (and Goose) are joined by author Jess Howard, to talk about her Pagan Portals book Water Witchcraft and dive into practical tips on how to incorporate water magic into your practice.

Jess can be found on Instagram @thecottagemysticwitch

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Raegan and Jenny speak to renowned author and teacher Jane Meredith about her latest book "Falling Through the Tree of Life: Embodied Kabbalah" as well as reflecting on her writing processes and her work with the Dark Goddess.

Jane Meredith can be found at www.janemeredith.com and @JaneMeredithAuthor on Facebook and Instagram

Also check out www.worldwidewitchcamp.com

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This month, Jenny and Raegan talk to academic, author and dance teacher Rachel S Roberts about her path and how she brings her research into how she practises her faith. There's also an inevitable divergence into spiritual dance and how the principles can connect to all paths.

You can find Rachel on Facebook and Instagram under @underthedancingtree, @wolfwomanrising on Facebook and Youtube and @wolfwomanrisingofficial on Instagram

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