3 Pagans and a Cat

Gwyn and Ode discuss the ethics of healing magic, healing as a supplement rather than a replacement for conventional medicine, and various forms of healing work. Also, get vaccinated.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Gwyn and Ode discuss resources, economies, and how we've all collectively fucked up money, and bearing all of that in mind, what kinds of magic you get do to get the things you need to live.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Gwyn and Ode talk about how to get into astral, how to negotiate astral without visualization, what the purpose of an astral temple is, how to build one, and what their respective astral temples look like and do.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Gwyn and Ode discuss current models of consent in pagan spaces, including conventions, covens, rituals, and interaction with other Beings, the importance of affirmative vs. implied consent, and how these models might be improved.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode tell stories of battle from various mythologies, including Part One (An Ominous Apple), Part Two (A Pretty Big Horse), Zombie Soup, The Aesir-Vanir War (Or: Some Things Happened In Some Order), and The Yellow Emperor Plays With A Handicap For His Own Amusement.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode discuss the recent hiatus, the changing recording schedule, and review a book. Stick around at the end for an interview with Laura Tempest Zakroff! The Horned God of the WitchesSupport 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car and Ode sit down at the 2019 Michigan Pagan Fest to talk with Oberon Osiris about how he came to witchcraft, how it's evolved over the years, and the ushering in of a new aeon.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Gwyn and Ode sit down at the 2019 Michigan Pagan Fest to talk with Phyllis Curott about revelations and the work of witchcraft.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode talk about various forms of energetic action, from the energy of the earth to the energy of the human body, and how these things intersect and interact-- or don't, as the case may be.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode talk about the aesthetic witchcraft trend, the normalization of witches, and why older witches need to stop harassing younger witches for having new ideas and ways of expressing them.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat