Invitation to listeners! Bring out your supernatural encounters

Invitation to listeners! Bring out your supernatural encounters

Hello, friends!

Our October theme for the podcast is (unsurprisingly) the supernatural. So I wanted to dedicate at least one episode to people's supernatural encounters, rather than focusing on what's in books or newspapers!

You can remain anonymous if you want, but if you choose to submit a story, I will need to know a few things about the encounter, like when and where it happened.

It doesn't have to just be ghosts, either! It can be anything you deem to be supernatural. I'll be reading the most fascinating or strangest ones on the podcast!

I'm not going to debunk anything, either - we're simply sharing the supernatural or weird things that have happened to us!

Click here to tell me about your encounter: https://forms.gle/hpcscensrDzVcKLk7

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Moon Folklore: The Monthly Phases and their Superstitions

Moon Folklore: The Monthly Phases and their Superstitions

Much online discussion of the moon focuses on the new and full moons, especially when it comes to setting intentions and releasing things. I prefer to work on a more seasonal basis than monthly, but I...

12 Sep 21min

The Aurora Borealis: The Beautiful Northern Lights in Folklore and Myth

The Aurora Borealis: The Beautiful Northern Lights in Folklore and Myth

As we’re focusing on the Folklore of the Skies this month, it seemed only right to start with a celestial phenomenon that becomes a lot easier to see as the nights draw in. Yes, we’re looking at the n...

5 Sep 22min

Folklore of Poison Hemlock: The Poison that killed Socrates

Folklore of Poison Hemlock: The Poison that killed Socrates

Poison Hemlock (Conium maculatum) is a member of the Apiaceae family—otherwise known as the Carrot family. It's also known as Beaver Poison, Devil's Porridge, Herb Bennet, Poison Parsley, Water Parsle...

29 Aug 17min

The Folklore of Deadly Nightshade: Devils, Witches, and Murder

The Folklore of Deadly Nightshade: Devils, Witches, and Murder

Deadly Nightshade (Atropa Belladonna) is part of the Solanaceae family, which also contains peppers, aubergines, tomatoes and potatoes! This most famous of poisonous plants is also known as belladonna...

22 Aug 16min

Aconite Folklore: From the Underworld to the Poisoner's Cabinet

Aconite Folklore: From the Underworld to the Poisoner's Cabinet

<em>Aconitum</em>, referred to as ‘aconite’, is part of the Ranunculaceae family, or the buttercup family.  The Aconitum genus contains around 100 species, each of which is poisonous. Records of its ...

15 Aug 18min

Folklore of Foxgloves: Witches' Thimbles and Dead Men's Bells

Folklore of Foxgloves: Witches' Thimbles and Dead Men's Bells

Foxgloves are one of the most enchanting wildflowers you might encounter in a shady woodland. With their deep pink flowers on spikes that can grow as tall as a person, they certainly arrest the attent...

8 Aug 16min

Cuckoo Pint or Lords-and-Ladies: The Folklore of Arum Maculatum

Cuckoo Pint or Lords-and-Ladies: The Folklore of Arum Maculatum

When we talk about poisonous plants, your mind might leap to the celebrities, like foxglove, aconite, or belladonna. You may not immediately think of cuckoo pint (Arum maculatum). It’s native to the U...

1 Aug 16min

Roma Lister: Witch, Medium, and Influence on Aradia with Dr A.D. Manns

Roma Lister: Witch, Medium, and Influence on Aradia with Dr A.D. Manns

We're finishing up Witches Month by switching gears a little to examine the genesis of a foundational text of modern Wicca - Arada: Or The Gospel of the Witches. To do so, I'm joined by Dr A. D. Manns...

25 Jul 47min

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