Three family members embroiled in wildly divergent traditions gather in one room to discuss, debate, and flat-out argue about their magical, mythical, and mundane lives. Also, there's a microphone.
The 3 Pagans and a Cat podcast is a fantastic resource for anyone interested in paganism and witchcraft. As someone who only recently started exploring these paths, I found this podcast to be incredibly accessible and down to earth. The hosts, Car, Gwyn, and Ode, provide engaging and thoughtful topics for discussion, always leaving me with something new to learn. It's an added bonus that one of the hosts, 3PAC (Ode), lives in the same town as me, making the discussions feel even more personal and relatable.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the wealth of knowledge it provides. Each host brings their own unique perspective and flavor to the conversation, creating a dynamic and well-rounded discussion. They cover a wide range of topics related to paganism and witchcraft, diving deep into subjects while still keeping it accessible for beginners like myself. I appreciate that they don't always agree on everything and are open to discussing different viewpoints, enriching the listening experience and fostering a sense of inclusivity.
Another great aspect is the sense of community that this podcast creates. As someone who practices solitary paganism, I sometimes feel disconnected from the larger pagan community. However, listening to 3 Pagans and a Cat makes me feel like part of something bigger. The hosts' genuine camaraderie and welcoming atmosphere make it feel like you're sitting down with friends for a cup of tea. It's comforting to know that there are others out there with similar beliefs and experiences.
While there aren't many negative aspects to this podcast, one criticism could be that Ode interrupts frequently when their parents speak. This constant interruption can sometimes hinder hearing all perspectives fully. It would be beneficial if Ode allowed their parents to speak uninterrupted so that listeners can fully hear their valuable insights.
In conclusion, The 3 Pagans and a Cat podcast is an excellent resource for learning about paganism and witchcraft. The hosts' knowledge, diversity, and inclusivity make for an engaging listening experience. Whether you're a beginner or have been practicing for years, this podcast offers something for everyone. It's like having a group of knowledgeable friends to guide you on your spiritual journey. I highly recommend giving it a listen!
Gwyn and Ode talk about the fact that everything is about to get more expensive.
Gwyn and Ode talk about gratitude practices and their myriad benefits.
Gwyn and Ode talk about what's happened so far, what's probably coming up, and bolstering ourselves against all of that. Also for some reason we sound like we're recording at the bottom of a well! Mysterious!
Gwyn and Ode talk about how we commune with our deities, what it feels like, and why you should do it.
Gwyn and Ode talk about how to offset the impact of US withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement and projected federal conservancy failures as much as possible with local efforts.
Gwyn and Ode (+Jax!) talk about the joy of making things and why you should do it, as well as some of our favourite magical crafts. Special Guest: Jax.
Gwyn and Ode talk about the possibility of increasing food insecurity, and how to eat as well as you can with what you have.
Gwyn and Ode talk about what they're doing to herald in the new year, what other people do to herald in the new year, and why the thing you should be doing is developing a hobby you love.
Gwyn and Ode talk about how to get involved with your local government, at either an elected, volunteer, or engagement level. Visit findingsteadyground.com for suggestions on how to stay grounded in troubling times.
Gwyn and Ode talk about their plans for Yule and the vibe for this darkest season of the year.
Gwyn and Ode vent about the election, and then set out plans for the future.
Gwyn and Ode talk about zombies, including folkloric origins, media tropes, and looking for helpers.
Gwyn and Ode (+Jackson!) discuss how cults "boil the frog", what cult control looks like, and how to hopefully get out of one before things go wrong. Gwyn's GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-kristines-quest-for-safe-transport?member=35485931&sharetype=teams&utmcampaign=natmansharesheetdash&utmmedium=customer&utm_source=email Special Guest: Jax.
Gwyn and Ode talk about what intution is, what it feels like, how best to use it, and how to become more aware of it.
Gwyn and Ode discuss the origins of snake oil, and its prevalance in herbalism, MLMs, cults, and pagan spaces generally, as well as the reasons pagans might be more vulnerable to them than average.
Gwyn and Ode talk about where they are in their own paths, what the makes an intermediate practitioner vs. a beginner, how to expand one's practice, and what resources are useful along the way.
Gwyn and Ode talk about finding wonder in science, and how much overlap science and faith can or should have. As a reminder: our website is now at the following web address: 3pagansandacat.fireside.fm Gwyn's GoFundMe (https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-kristines-quest-for-safe-transport?member=35485931&sharetype=teams&utm_campaign=natman_sharesheet_dash&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=email): We're 1/5th of the way to her goal!
Gwyn and Ode talk about bone oracle methods ancient and modern, and what a bone throwing kit even looks like. Gwyn's GoFund Me: https://gofund.me/43ead3b5
Gwyn and Ode talk about hospitality in and out of the home, and the rights of hosts and guests. Gwyn's GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/43ead3b5 (https://gofund.me/43ead3b5)
Gwyn and Ode talk about what stars are, what constellations are, how we conceptualize stars as symbols, and how we might connect them in witchcraft and religion.
Gwyn and Ode discuss the history and practice of music and songs in paganism. Check out internationalpaganradio.com (internationalpaganradio.com) and help support their work! (That's not a sponsorship or anything, Ode just thinks they're neat.)
Gwyn and Ode talk about Orcus, Nyami Nyami, Achlys, Laka, and the Unnamed Hurrian Night Goddess.
Gwyn and Ode tell stories about their experiences reading tarot at events and online.
Gwyn and Ode talk about including pets in magical and religious practice.
Gwyn and Ode talk about spirit work and spirit workers, core shamanism, spirit guides, and what it's like to journey to the spirit world.
Gwyn and Ode discuss the inevitable need for access adjustments across the totality of a single human life, and what some options are for the common offenders. Discord: https://discord.com/invite/ENF867k
Gwyn and Ode talk about the distinctions (such as there are) between these magical items, how they have been used in history, and how they might be used today. Remember to join our Discord server to sign up for and listen to the off-week lessons hosted by the Pride: https://discord.com/invite/ENF867k
Gwyn and Ode discuss the various lens through which one can study mythology and how to apply those concepts to your practice.
Gwyn and Ode discuss sacred dance, gestural magic, and ritual posture.
Gwyn and Ode tell the stories of the Children of Lir, the Swan Knight, Bored Phoenix, Goldenhorn, The Crane Wife, and the King of Nine Mountains.
Gwyn and Ode talk about what it is to lie fallow, why you should do it on purpose instead of crashing into one, and what to do or avoid during a fallow period.
Gwyn and Ode talk about gargoyles-- ancient, medieval, and modern.
Gwyn and Ode do quick and dirty tarot readings for the pride, with the aid of alcohol, as one does.
Gwyn and Ode tell the stories of Two Brothers, The Yearly Five Day Sex Marathon, Making Trees Blossom, and Orosu.
Gwyn and Ode talk about spiritual distress, mortification of the flesh, and ordeals.
Gwyn and Ode discuss Khione, Ariadne, Amaethon, Vejovis, and Suri.
Gwyn and Ode read spooky stories submitted by members of the Pride!
Gwyn and Ode continue spooky season with werewolf talk.
Gwyn and Ode talk about malicious gods, gods that get mad at you, scary gods, and failing obligations.
Gwyn and Ode talk about paper and all the different ways it can be adapted for use in magic.
Gwyn and Ode tell the stories of Zephyrus' Jealousy Frisbee, The Aura Disaster, Where The Golden Fleece Came From, Notos Drowning The World (Briefly), and the Snake Mother of the Wind.
Gwyn and Ode talk about some gods, including Inara and Arinna, Inari Okami, and Ash.
Gwyn and Ode tell the stories of Very Roundabout Murder, 12 Labours, Go I Know Not Whither, and Laziest Man In China.
Gwyn and Ode talk about the latest heresies, Strongman Theology, and how they might interfere in politics.
Gwyn and Ode (+Jax) talk about broken things, repaired things, repurposed things, lost things, and so on. Special Guest: Jax.
Gwyn and Ode tell stories which feature water, including Tiamat's Murder Children, Hylas' Echo, The Propaganda Pool, Skin-Stealing Incels, and The Wife of the Thunderer.
Gwyn and Ode talk about the earth and yell about the 1%. Also medieval peasant folk beliefs for a minute.
Gwyn and Ode (+Jax!) talk about deities who have limited attestation, including Saami, Lithuanian, Egyptian, and Hindu deities. Special Guest: Jax.
Gwyn and Ode talk about what an elder even is, man, and also about the aging Pagan population.
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