Well, y’all, I tried to talk about cooking. I tried to talk about kitchen witchery. Inevitably, I went “there.” Either you are with us or you are not—and there isn’t an in-between place right now.
Y’all, I had recorded this earlier in the week, well before the ruling that turned our world upside down. Maybe it will help, thinking of the little magic in our lives that we need so much right now.
Hey, Y’all! It’s Litha! We are experiencing a serious heat wave this coming week, so it’s all coming down with a bang.
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Well, I might have gotten a little salty on this one, but it had to be said. Also, a sweet Patreon subscriber asked me how to chicken: and that’s what you’re gonna get for most of this podcast. Sometimes, I just need to talk about homesteading. There’s magic in that, too!
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Hey, y’all: this week’s show is going to be short and sweet. Today I’m sharing what music means to me in my craft, in my life, and everywhere in between. Pull up a chair and settle in on the porch!
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Y’all, this episode took me down a deep well. I traversed my own religious trauma, my fear of injuring my kin, and all number of other anxieties. It took a long, long time for me to be able to get here—but, my new friend helped out, quite a bit.
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This one is for the beautiful patron who wrote to me asking for more on this subject. So, what do we do when we want to work with our ancestors, yet are concerned about the difference of faith? Y’all nestle in on the porch and let’s chat about grandmas, ancestral trauma, and jumping the trench of time and religion.
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Hey, y’all! Today, I’m ruminating on the difference between a real sign and daily life—and in particular, snakes in your path. It takes me about to 7:20 to get to the magic end of things, so hang in there. I do like a Southern story.
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There’s a lot of talk out there about how to find one’s witch name, and so today: I tell y’all how we do it around here.
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Today I’m interviewing my friend Crystal Sands, founder of Farmer-ish. Her journal is a breathtaking mix of the arts, culture, and farming and is worthy of a good cup of tea and a long afternoon! We traverse the trauma of past religions, the heartbreak of loving a chicken, and the wonderous magic of farming. Y’all settle in on the porch—this one is worth it.
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