Podcast appearances and mentions of erick dupree

As the end of the year approaches, it's important to take a retrospective look to appreciate the challenges overcome, goals achieved, and lessons learned. In doing so, we can use the knowledge gained to build a stronger foundation for the year ahead.In this episode, we're revisiting some of our featured guest episodes from 2024!Related Episodes:Listen to Episode 87. Breaking the Binary (with Travis McMaster)Listen to Episode 89. Beyond the Brawn: Redefining Queer Masculinity (with Erick DuPree)Listen to Episode 91. Fat and Fabulous: Embrace Body Positivity (with Matthew Simko)Listen to Episode 93. Unlock Financial Freedom (with David & John Auten-Schneider)Listen to Episode 95. Take a Page from #GayBookstagram (with Rod Lujano)Listen to Episode 97. Diversifying Queer Horror Cinema (with Jose Nateras)Listen to Episode 99. Coming Out Later in Life (with Kevin O' Connor)Listen to Episode 101. Sci-Fi: The Future is Queer (with TQ Sims)Listen to Episode 103. A Pulse Check on LGBTQ+ Healthcare (with Max Austin)Listen to Episode 105. The Pride Divide (with Tyrell Brown)Listen to Episode 106. Long Live Queer Nightlife (with Amin Ghaziani)Listen to Episode 107. Kiss & Release (with Anthony DiPietro)Support the showGet Your Merch

Societal perceptions of masculinity are often rooted in traditional and restrictive norms, which can pressure gay men to conform to stereotypical ideals, leading to internalized homophobia, feelings of inadequacy, and a diminished sense of self-worth. Even within the queer community, ideals of masculinity and femininity can be at odds, creating a complex dynamic for gay men who are navigating their identity.In this episode, Erick DuPree, a literary anthropologist specializing in the intersection of literature and culture, joins us to explore societal concepts of masculinity, how it impacts gay men's sense of self, the importance of mindfulness in navigating our identity, and their anthology, Men & The Goddess, which explores male relationships with the divine feminine.Related Episodes:Listen to Episode 04. Pop Icons and Their Gay Emotional AppealListen to Episode 11. Overcoming Internalized HomophobiaListen to Episode 82. Gay Gym CultureAdditional Resources:Learn More About Erick DuPreeFollow Erick DuPree on InstagramRead Men And The Goddess: An Anthology RevisitedRead Awaken To Mindfulness: Cultivating Daily Practice & WellbeingGet Your MerchSupport the show

For many us who are Black and embody suffering at the knee of state-sanctioned police brutality, under a president who refused to denounce white supremacists and instead told them to stand back, stand by -- we need additional restorative and healing yogic spaces for Black people, right now, until we don't. We are in a window of time that, depending on the actions we take, can and will shift lifetimes for generations of people who come after us. It is essential that we balance action with reflection and rest. We need spaces to restore, recover, rest, and cry before we have to get up and face the rest of the world and its unrelenting need to fill our days with Zoom calls. Hear yoga teachers Erick DuPree, Universal Empress, and Jean-Jacques Gabriel. Ahimsa is a limited series audiomemoir on yoga, wellness, and Black Lives in 2020 written and narrated by Dr. Yasmene Mumby. Sound and music by Justin Mayfield. Dave Nelson, Andrew Horan, and Alice Thompson edited the script. “Hold On” performed by the Kuumba Singers at Harvard College with Bobby McFerrin. Funding for this artistry was made possible by YogaGlo. Go to www.yasmenemumby.com for the latest updates and to support more of this work.

In this episode, Erick and I discuss mysticism, the Divine Feminine, taro and learning how to hone and master your skills. We also discussed Erick’s websites/blog and the books that he has authored over the years. Erick Dupree - https://erickdupree.com/

Erick DuPree, award winning writer, known most for his feminist writing Alone In Her Presence and his column at the Wild Hunt, DharmaPagan, is author of several books including the anthology, Finding the Masculine in Goddess' Spiral.  He is a long-time colaborator within women's mysteries, which is informed by training with the Reclaiming Collective, the Order of the Black Madonna and Rajanka Tantra.  His work has been described as intimate, evocative and deeply transcendent and celebrates the cycles of the season, uplifts and celerates matrifocal and intersectional feminist principles of renewal and regeneration.  I'm very happy to have him with me tonight discussing our topic - Men, Goddess and Healing Masculinity.

Professional psychic, intuitive, metaphysical teacher and (now) published author, Robert Alvarez visits with KaliSara and RevKess in this edition of the Pagan-Musings Podcast. RevKess met Robert through the anthology Finding the Masculine in Goddess' Spiral, edited by Erick Dupree and published by Immanion Press-Megalithica Books. Not only do they both have contributions in the anthology, they were guests in April on Taylor Ellwood's Magical Experiments where they spoke together for the first time. Robert is a professional Tarot reader, intuitive psychic, and metaphysical teacher. His interest in the metaphysical spans several Pantheons, magical practices, and forms of intuitive readings. He lives with his three cats, a large collection of Afro-Carribean music, and books. Tune in to learn more about Robert and what he does. Check out his personal blog as well as the above linked professional blog.

L*I*V*E Readings ... connect or call 646.716.5510 to receive a reading during the show ! FINDING THE MASCULINE IN GODDESS' SPIRAL This month's (r)Evolutionary guest is writer, yoga teacher, facilitator, and feminist voice in Goddess spirituality, ERICK DUPREE, who seeks to connect people with breath and the heart that dwells in, among and around us. What does « masculine » and « feminine » mean ? Who is the All Goddess ? How can we (re)connect with the Divine Feminine in ourselves ? The recently published anthology, Finding the Masculine In Goddess’ Spiral, empowers the rich dialogue that men have been having about their sacred experiences with the Feminine Divine. Curated by Erick DuPree, a noted voice in modern Goddess spirituality, this book reaches across faith praxis to bring together Pagans, Heathens, Buddhists, Polytheists, and Monists, in a diverse tapestry of sacred masculine stories, rituals, and poetry.  Erick DuPree is a nationally recognized feminist voice in modern Goddess-based spirituality, published writer and facilitator on reclaiming the divine sacredness within. He teaches on the intersection of sexuality, masculinity and the Goddess, and Matrifocal community. Erick currently writes Alone In Her Presence, a nationally read column hosted at Patheos.com. His writings have been featured across numerous publications and several anthologies. As author, his titles include Alone In Her Presence: Meditations on the Goddess, and Weaving Moonlight: Lunar Mysteries, Meditations and Magic for the Soul. Learn more www.erickdupree.com

Join Taylor Ellwood of magical experiments as he interviews Erick Dupree, Anthony Rella, Tim Titus and Matthew Sawicki about their contributions to the Immanion Press Anthology Finding the Masculine in Goddess Spiral edited by Erick Dupree. We'll be discussing their essays and what it means to find the masculine in Goddess' spiral as well as how that applies to their spiritual paths. Get the Dangerous secret to achieving consistent results by experimenting with magic

Join Taylor Ellwood of magical experiments as he interviews Philipp Kessler, Erick DuPree, Robert Alvarez and David Kling about their contributions to the Immanion Press Anthology Finding the Masculine in Goddess Spiral edited by Erick Dupree. We'll be discussing their essays and what it means to find the masculine in Goddess' spiral as well as how that applies to their spiritual paths. Get the Dangerous secret to achieving consistent results by experimenting with magic

Join Taylor Ellwood of magical experiments as he interviews Erick Dupree, Robert Baggani, Robert Scott and Gwion Raven about their contributions to the Immanion Press Anthology Finding the Masculine in Goddess Spiral edited by Erick Dupree. We'll be discussing their essays and what it means to find the masculine in Goddess' spiral as well as how that applies to their spiritual paths. Get the Dangerous secret to achieving consistent results by experimenting with magic

L*I*V*E READINGS ... Skype or Call 646.716.5510 during the show to get into the queue to receive your reading L*I*V*E on the air with HiC ! What better new year's resolution than to start, restart, or enhance a Daily Practice ? Have you heard about the benefits of a daily practice but didn't know how to start one ? Have you tried to stick with a daily practice but found yourself letting it lapse ? Curious about what is a daily practice and why it is something to start and maintain ? Join me for a discussion on Daily Practice (it's not just meditation) with this month's (r)Evolutionary guest is ERICK DUPREE, writer, teacher, and wisdom seeker. Erick Dupree is a Zen Buddhist in the Soto lineage, he weaves traditional Buddhist precepts with rich Goddess based practices, that are decidedly Pagan. Co-Founder of the Dharma Pagan movement with Yeshe Rabbit Matthews, he teaches meditation and mantra nationally, studies tantra with Dr. Douglas Brooks and maintains a rigorous sitting practice with his sangha. Erick writes extensively, his titles include Alone In Her Presence: Meditations on the Goddess, Weaving Moonlight: Lunar Mysteries, Moving Towards Stillness: Zen Meditation and Daily Practice, as well as the forthcoming anthology, Finding the Masculine in Goddess' Spiral. Learn more at erickdupree.com Our regular astrology update will look at the upcoming year ... so be ready to take some notes on key dates and periods for making the most of 2015 ! And a special tribute to the victims and tragic events in France this past week. Join the (r)Evolution !

This episode is part one of a two part review of Coph Nia - a Spiritual Gathering for Gay and Bisexual Pagan Men held this year from August 6-10, 2014 at Four Quarters Interfaith Sanctuary in Artemis, Pennsylvania. Featured presenters at the event included Erick Dupree, Steve Kenson, Gaffer that Harp Guy, and Mel Mystery.This episode features:An overview and review of Coph Nia, Ordo Aeternus Vovin (OAV) who produced the event, and Four Quarters where the event was held.A transformation chant to the Hindu Goddess Kali Ma led by Erick Dupree.Event reviews from Coph Nia attendees.A touching poem about the event titled "Periculum" read by a Coph Nia attendee who wrote the poem. A performance by Gaffer that Harp Guy focusing on the forbidden love between a Honeysuckle and a Vine Weed.Part 2 will be out soon and will focus on my personal experiences at the event from the point of view of rites of passage and the hero's journey and will feature additional recordings from the gathering.

Hello and thank you for joining me Down at the Crossroads for some Music, Magick, and Paganism where witches gather for the sabbath, offerings are made, pacts are signed for musical fame and we cross paths with today's most influential Pagans, Occultists, and deep thinkers. Tonight, we meet with author and beloved Pagan blogger Erick DuPree who is seeking submissions for his anthology Finding the Masculine in Goddess' Spiral: Men in Ritual, Community and Service to the Goddess. Erick and I have a great discussion about his path, his view of the Goddess, and being a priest of the Goddess in today's world. A popular blogger in the Pagan community, he is most known for Alone in Her Presence, a blog - turned book - turned column, now hosted on Patheos.com. As writer, he has contributed to numerous anthologies including surviving sexual trauma, race relations, and children's faith development. He is author of Alone In Her Presence: Meditations on the Goddess, and forthcoming books, The Hero Within: Reframing Masculinity with the Goddess and the anthology Finding Masculine in Goddess' Spiral: Men in Ritual, Community and Service to the Goddess, both by Immanion Press. - erickdupree.com, Meet Erick The songs featured in this episode were: “Ancient Ones” by Kellianna “I walk with the Goddess” by Kellianna “The Goddess” by Ralph Buckley “The Witches Tree” by Cernunnos Rising “Silent Moon” by Damh the Bard “The Winnowing” by Swallows Related Links Assembly of the Sacred Wheel New Alexandrian Library Project Pagan Priest  

L*I*V*E Readings ... skype or call 646.716.5510 to receive a reading on the air during the show. HiC welcomes (r)Evolutionary guest, writer, magic maker and wisdom seeker, ERICK DUPREE. We will journey into the realms of the Divine Masculine, Dharma Paganism, Tantra, Men & the Goddess and more. Plus, our regular monthly features : the Astrology Update, Living Well with Linda, & Roundtable talk on Reacting vs. Responding. Erick DuPree has a unique writer's voice that blends many wisdom traditions and draws inspiration and spirit from the Goddess, Earth, and our divine immanence. Erick's studies in magic include working within Reclaiming Collective, WitchCamps, Soul Work with T. Thorn Coyle, and Dharma Paganism with Yeshe Rabbit Matthews. He has studied Tantra, sanskrit, and continues a rigorous zazen practice at Village Zendo, in NYC.  A popular blogger in the Pagan community, he also writes a column, Wisdom Within, featured on Witches and Pagans. Erick's voice has been included on ModernWitch, The Wild Hunt, Pantheos, and Covenant of the Goddess. As writer, he has contributed to numerous anthologies including surviving sexual trauma, race relations, and children's faith development. He is author of Alone In Her Presence: Meditations on the Goddess,  and forthcoming books, The Hero Within: Reframing Masculinity with the Goddess and the anthology Finding Masculine in Goddess' Spiral: Men in Ritual, Community and Service to the Goddess, both by Immanion Press.

In this episode Erick Dupree joins me to discuss what it means to hold space as a man within the Goddess faith and hi upcoming anthology project. Check out his awesome work over at www.erickdupree.com. Music: The Maid and the Dragon by Kellianna, Rhiannon by Faun, and Star Gazing from Delerium.www.modernwitchonline.comwww.devinhunter.netwww.erickdupree.comwww.kellianna.comwww.faun.dewww.delerium.ca@MrDevinHunter on Twitter

In this episode Erick Dupree joins me to discuss what it means to hold space as a man within the Goddess faith and hi upcoming anthology project. Check out his awesome work over at www.erickdupree.com. Music: The Maid and the Dragon by Kellianna, Rhiannon by Faun, and Star Gazing from Delerium.www.modernwitchonline.comwww.devinhunter.netwww.erickdupree.comwww.kellianna.comwww.faun.dewww.delerium.ca@MrDevinHunter on Twitter