Podcasts about samhein

Can a Christian celebrate Halloween? Aaron discusses some of the possible origins of Halloween and attempts to answer the many questions about Halloween that have come up over the years.

Do you need a new Halloween movie to check out this season? Well, have no fear! Check out CREEPING DEATH, from director Matt Sampere. The story of a Samhein demon wrecking havoc on Halloween night. Check it out on  @ScreamboxTV  September 10th.

In this month's episode we explore the moral equivalence being pushed on the Israeli-Hamas conflict, Andy Stanley's equivocation on biblical sexuality, whether celebrating Halloween is a sin and special guest Tim Stratton joins us to discuss his supposed vendetta against Calvinism. Links: Andy Stanley Links Josh Klein on Andy Stanley: https://freethinkingministries.com/the-curious-case-of-andy-stanley/ Andy Stanley sermon: https://julieroys.com/audio-of-andy-stanleys-unpublished-sermon-addressing-controversial-lgbtq-conference/ HonestYouthPastor Review: https://www.youtube.com/live/yQCPN0xoB2A?si=9dCpGt3HAexoNwRk Dr. Michael Brown: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-UjzHVzt3c Sean McDowell Interview: https://youtu.be/0x5FUG1kxvI?si=mOeSWpnH8vcUKtwv Israel-Hamas Conflict Josh Klein on Israel: https://freethinkingministries.com/is-this-the-end-in-israel/ Water and Gaza: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/gaza-taps-running-dry-water-shortage-crisis-point-rcna120753 Hamas steals water from citizens: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/shocking-video-shows-hamas-converting-gazas-water-pipes-into-missiles-water-supply-concerns-arise/videoshow/104396043.cms Hamas uses own citizens deaths for PR: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFDszL9Assw Halloween Evil? Inspiring Philosophy on Samhein: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/XDssSMt4xvU History of Halloween: https://www.dflovett.com/blog/halloween-satanic-origins Interview Links: Tim Stratton vs. James White: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPKqfexUu7k Is Molinism Biblical? https://youtu.be/KxMkKOBq1Rw?si=KehtYS_oQ3hk3hnX ➡️ SOCIALS ⬅️ Website: https://freethinkingministries.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FreeThinkInc Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/freethinkinc Twitter: https://twitter.com/freethinkmin TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@freethinkinc 

Mary Jane Brigger is a Mystic, and Wise Woman who works from a beautiful healing cottage in West Salem, Ohio. She offers programs and sessions to spiritually empower women to Become the Oracle, Seer, and Healer through her unique lens on sacred feminine spirituality. In this special Halloween episode, she teaches us all about cauldron magick, and how to stir a little healing mojo into your day.  Chapters: 00:00 Celtic Samhain: Legends, lore, and practices of the Mother/Goddess energy 08:20 Introduction to Cerridwen  24:35 Cauldron demonstration Members receive the special gift of Mary Jane's channeled message from Cerridwen as part of our November offers.  Join here https://wiseskiescollective.com/join-the-membership/  Visit Mary Jane online or in person: www.maryjanebrigger.com  Book a Reading with Tiffany here: https://wiseskiescollective.com/book-a-reading/ 2024 Digital Astrology Calendar - in 6 languages:https://wiseskiescollective.com/astrology-calendar/ Tarot 101 - free class on youtube:https://tinyurl.com/2p963wza  Astrology 101 - free class on youtube:https://tinyurl.com/2p8rawra

Hello Interactors,Trick-or-treat! It's that time of year for Americans, and a growing population worldwide, to dawn a favorite costume and consume copious amounts of candy. It's also a time for kids to parade for treats and for adults to decorate with ghoulish goblins, ghosts, and other frightful festoons. And excuse to cosplay without criticism.Americans will spend an ungodly amount of money on this conspicuous occasion. Like most holidays in America, it's a chance to fire up the capitalist contraption and watch money burn like a Halloween bonfire. But why? How did this holiday emerge and what does it all really mean?Let's find out.CANDY, COSTUMES, AND CONTESTATIONSI once handed out toothpaste to trick-or-treaters at Halloween. Trick your teeth. My wife's dad was a dentist and we ended up with a box of toothpaste samples. Realizing we forgot to buy candy to hand out at Halloween, we poured the box of samples into a bowl. Kids loved it, and so did their teeth.Some parents giggled, many groaned, and some thought it was downright mean. Realizing kids will happily take just about anything from the bowl, some years we've even opted for pencils, erasers, and stickers. We're so mean.But let's face it, Halloween, in its modern form, is mostly about candy and costumes. The National Retail Federation (NRF) estimates 68% of Americans will spend a total of $3.6 billion on candy handouts this Halloween. That's up from $3.1 billion last year. Burp.Nearly three quarters of the country are expected to buy decorations to the tune of $3.9 billion dollars. The percentage of folks intent on buying costumes have hit an all-time NRF high of 69%, up from 67% last year, amounting to $4.1 billion dollars. All told, they project the average American Halloweener will spend around $108 this year. It's all been climbing since Covid. Either we need sugar to sooth each other, or costumes to excuse each other. Or both.Their data suggests those aged 25–44 are the most eager to spend, claiming social media inspires early costume and decoration ideas and decisions. Adult spending on themselves and their pets dwarfs spending on kid costumes accounting for nearly three of the four billion dollars in total spend…and climbing. Adult spending increased a whopping 18% from a year ago.The NRF says to expect a lot of Spiderman and princess costumes on kids, pets as pumpkins, and a variety of adult witches, ghosts, and vampires. And Barbie. Lots of Barbie. It seems trendy pop culture is challenging the traditional spooky gothic culture Hallows Eve is known for. Though there are some interpretations of history that suggest Halloween really was more of a moment of merriment among the masses than some pagan spiritual spook fest.A quick search on the history of Halloween and you'll quickly learn it comes from Ireland via a Celtic festival called Samhein (pronounced “sow-win”). Irish immigrants then brought it to America in the 1800s and here we are. Searching on Samhein will reveal text that says it stems from a spiritual festival by pagans — a religious celebration with imagery of mysticism and the occult where people on earth attempt connections with the dead through fire and rituals. It was believed to be the interaction of pagan people and place seeking interactions with people of another time and place.  But a more truthful approximation of historical fact reveals the story of Samhein may be a victim of what one historian calls a combination of “fakelore and folklore”. Professor Robert Davis studies religious and cultural education at the University of Glasgow as it relates to people, place, and social change. He writes that much of Irish history stems from the work of a seventeen-century historian named Geoffrey Keating. Davis joins a chorus of critics who argue Keating's work, while beautifully written, is mostly a form of exaggerated romantic nationalism.Keating wrote during a time when Irish history and culture were under threat from English influence and rule. Critics believe his narratives therefore assert a particularly noble Irish identity and history, which led him to possibly embellish or reinterpret certain historical events or figures. Keating was also a Catholic priest, which influenced his historical interpretations. Including the notion that these ancient Irish clans and respective nobility were Catholic.His intertwining of religious and secular perspectives is seen as a reflection of Keating's worldview. But it doesn't always live up to academic scrutiny expected from histography. But because Keating was also a poet and had a compelling command of the Irish language, his writing was accessible and enjoyable. This further endeared him to readers while also allowing his work to endure. His influence is present today despite his critics, as evidence by the dominant narrative surrounding Sanhein found in history books and online.Keating's recalling of this autumnal event is unique in its reference to mythological religiosity by pagans of the past. There are legal and agricultural Irish texts and calendars that indeed show there was a festival on or around November 1, just no mention of any worship for the dead, paranormal occurrences from the ‘underworld', or the observance of a celebratory ‘Eve' stemming from some form of ancient pre-Christian calendar. These pagan accounts are commonly associated with Sanhein and thus Halloween and appear to all lead to Keating himself. Meanwhile, his interpretation has since branched into every account of history paraded as historical fact.Historical records from neighboring regions like Wales and Scotland also show no evidence of Halloween-like celebrations occurring, apart from those areas populated by Irish immigrants! But like in Ireland, there were indeed agrarian celebrations commemorating the end of the harvest season. And those included autumnal festivities we may recognize today as Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and even New Year.SONGS, SPIRITS, AND THE SOUL OF TRICK-OR-TREATINGKeating wasn't alone in weaving pagan lore into Christian mythology and dogma. He probably picked up from the Christian bible. The Roman Catholic Church, especially in its earliest centuries, borrowed heavily from the imagery and ceremony of pagan folklore and fakelore to lure non-Christians into their faith. This summer our family went to see the Swedish rock band, Ghost, who's leader, Tobias Forge, leverages this history, and its imagery, on stage and in costume to call attention to this appropriation. It's a presentation, I might add, fit for Broadway.Indeed, Pope Gregory III of the Roman Catholic Church, established All Saints Days as November 1st in the 8th Century and eventually made its way to the British Isles. Also known as All Hallows Day. The word “Hallow” stems from the Old English word “hālig” which means “holy”. The celebration before All Hallows Days, on October 31st, or on the “evening” or “even” — as commonly shortened in Old English, which could also be written and pronounced as ‘e'en' — became known as Halloween.Halloween most likely originates from the rotation of the earth and the shift in seasons. Fall has always been a time of collecting what food you can, sharing any abundance with less fortunate community members, and mourning the loss of organic life that relies on photosynthesis. A requirement for keeping animals like us alive. It's a time to take stock, hunker down, and hope you survive the impending harsh winter.It was also a convenient time to take spoiled and fermented fruits to make wine and be merry. Fields and piles of debris were set ablaze in preparation for next season. Migrant field workers, with no rows to plough or crops to pick, went door to door in search of food, clothing, work, or compassion. It's not hard to see how these rituals stemming from the rhythm of life could be woven into religious tales of death, renewal, and purifying fire — but also compassion and charity.  Professor Davis believes the best image of the history of Halloween can be resurrected by the lyrics of the songs sung in the British Isles on Halloween, Hallows Day, and even a third day of celebration less known today, All Souls Day. These songs were sung at gatherings, but also by beggars going door-to-door seeking food or gifts. It's a tradition known as “souling”, but today many of us would recognize it as either trick or tricking, thanksgiving feast, or caroling. All three of which, are born — one way or other — out of the loss of sun in the northern hemisphere brought on by a tilting earth.Here's one song Professor Davis offers up as representative of the spirit of Halloween.A soul, a soul, a soul cakePlease, good missus, a soul cakeAn apple, a pear, a plum or a cherryAny good thing to make us all merryOne for Peter, two for PaulThree of Him who made us allGod Bless the master of this house, the mistress alsoAnd all the little children who around your table growLikewise your men and maidens, your cattle and your storeAnd all that dwells within your gatesWe wish you ten times moreThe lanes are very dirty and my shoes are very thinI've got a little pocket I can put a penny inIf you haven't got a penny, a half penny will doIf you haven't got a half penny, then God bless you.This song reveals the fusion of the wants and needs that come with scarcity and misfortune blended with the hope and charity promised by various forms of Christianity. Professor Davis puts it best, Halloween is “Steeped in the peculiar religious imagery of Halloween, with its refining fires, its muffled imploring voices and its traffic with the supernatural.” Together they attempt to bridge “the past, the present and the future into a momentarily inspiring alignment around the axis of hope.”I'm reminded that where I grew up in Iowa, home to many an Irish immigrant — including one of my Grandparents — we had to tell a joke before we were given candy while out trick-or-treating. I wonder if this derives from ‘souling'? My wife and I insist on jokes before little goblins and witches are allowed to dip into the candy bowl. How mean. Maybe this year, we'll demand a song. Spiderman has a good soundtrack, and so does Barbie. But a song from Ghost might be most appropriate. “Hunter's Moon” anyone? The B-side is “Halloween Kills”. This is a public episode. 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heres a re upload of a halloween episode i posted a few years ago for the spooky season

The Pro Wrestling Boom Podcast with Jason Powell features former NWA Women's Champion Kamille on the NWA Samhein pay-per-view headlined by EC3 vs. Thom Latimer for the NWA Championship, her WWE tryouts, Nick Aldis, the NWA TV deals, her future, and much more...This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/3275525/advertisement

Samhain (a Gaelic word pronounced “sow-win”) is one of the most important pagan festivals. What is the link between Samhain and Halloween? Sina Basila Hickey spoke with Laura Welch of Fehu Farm to understand more about this event. CC Image by Mihaela Bodlovic via Wikimedia Commons

Llegó el Mes del Terror!!!! En este primer episodio del especial del terror de 2023 te contamos por qué nunca deberias sentarte a una mesa de 13 invitados, y como un famoso hotel encontro la solución a esta superstición; además, te has preguntado por qué la gente se disfraza en Halloween para pedir dulces? Hoy te lo contamos.

It's officially spooky season, and after a month away, TWU is back with our review of Twiztid's 2006 album, CRYPTIC COLLECTION HALLOWEEN EDITION! We FINALLY get to hear what this Samhein Witch Killaz thing is all about, but will we like it? You've gotta listen to find out! -- You can also listen to our official Twiztid with Us playlist HERE. -- And if you want to interact with us, send us messages, follow us, support us, or join our community, check out the links on our WEBSITE.

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Relato de brujas sobre el ritual de Año Nuevo de las brujas Samhein que se celebra el 31 de octubre. Por Bárbara Blass y Pedro Navarro.

Harry and Shane review one more show from 2001.   The show that possibly inspired Ring of Honor, and truly was the future of professional wrestling gathered for a 2 night tournament.   Along with all this Harry and Shane talk about Roland Alexander, Pro Wrestling Iron/APW Split, Super Dragon rubbing people the wrong way, Samhein, Nu Metal, and much more.  

Welcome to the Slay Away horror podcast dear creatures of the night. E.L. King discusses John Carpenter's Halloween (1978) with special guests and horror content creators Ashlinaa and Death himself. We explore "the night he came home" in vivid detail, the origins of The Shape, Samhein, our favorite scenes, and share our Bloody Knife ratings for the iconic slasher. You can #SlayAwayWithUs for new episodes on Fridays as we chat about lore, gore, the inspiration behind your favorite horror films, and every kill in between with special guests. "It's Slaying Time" is performed by voice actor Chris Kane. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/slay-away/message

This is the talk only from our celebration service – without all music, prayer, meditation, celebrations, and announcements. Listen to our full service podcast for the entire experience. Whether sitting with the dying, watching pandemic death numbers grow, or facing our own mortality, we all must sit in Death's fierce classroom. At this time of year, there is a multi-cultural acknowledgement of Death. Dia de los Muertos, All Souls' Day, and Samhein are just a few. It is a time to honor ancestors and all those who have died. This Sunday Rev Jane will lead us in an exploration of the lessons we learn from Death and honoring our dead. Unity's website: www.unitycentraloregon.com Located in Bend, Oregon, we are a growing spiritual community of like-minded yet eclectic and unique individuals that come together in love, joy and spiritual growth. If you are looking for a spiritual home that leaves out the dogma and judgment of childhood religion and instead focuses on personal growth and connection to others, this may be what you've been yearning for. We invite you to come play and grow with us and with our entire spirit-led family of caring and sharing individuals. Our ministry invites and accepts all people of all faiths and all creeds while sharing the wisdom and love from the highest and best teachings of Christianity and many other faiths. Parents bring your youth to experience the fun programs and loving teachings of our youth program. Come exactly as you are and see how easy it will be to relax into letting go of fear-based teachings while allowing yourself to be bathed in the flow of unconditional love and well-being.

This is the full celebration service – with music, prayer, meditation, celebrations, and announcements. Also available as the talk only. Whether sitting with the dying, watching pandemic death numbers grow, or facing our own mortality, we all must sit in Death's fierce classroom. At this time of year, there is a multi-cultural acknowledgement of Death. Dia de los Muertos, All Souls' Day, and Samhein are just a few. It is a time to honor ancestors and all those who have died. This Sunday Rev Jane will lead us in an exploration of the lessons we learn from Death and honoring our dead. Unity's website: www.unitycentraloregon.com Located in Bend, Oregon, we are a growing spiritual community of like-minded yet eclectic and unique individuals that come together in love, joy and spiritual growth. If you are looking for a spiritual home that leaves out the dogma and judgment of childhood religion and instead focuses on personal growth and connection to others, this may be what you've been yearning for. We invite you to come play and grow with us and with our entire spirit-led family of caring and sharing individuals. Our ministry invites and accepts all people of all faiths and all creeds while sharing the wisdom and love from the highest and best teachings of Christianity and many other faiths. Parents bring your youth to experience the fun programs and loving teachings of our youth program. Come exactly as you are and see how easy it will be to relax into letting go of fear-based teachings while allowing yourself to be bathed in the flow of unconditional love and well-being.

Sippers! Wass tea? Happy Halloween! [Samhein- (sow-in)] We live mistaken identities by not living in our truths, being a follower, and living in fear. Joining me we have Ri also known as Rye Rye @deeply_unlocked, Josiah @bad_bitch_muzzle & Rob @rjsflow for this hot cup of tea cause we all can relate, of course. Not each of us traveling the same journey but crossing paths at one point. As always, stay true. Stay you. Namaste

Estamos a 2 días de Samhein o Halloween y por ese motivo decidimos revisitar a nuestro querido Vlad, conocer un poco la historia detrás del mito de los licántropos y las momias, así como del buen Frankie... Eso y muchos monstruos más en el nuevo episodio de El hoyo friki... Síguenos en nuestras redes sociales: Facebook: El Hoyo Friki Instagram: El Hoyo Friki

Descriçawwwwwwwwwn: Samhein. All hollows eve. Halloween. Netas das bruxas que vocês não queimaram. Fazemos magia com a raba pro alto. Primeiras de seus nomes, Nascidas do vale, as não queimadas, Quebradoras de Tabus, libertadoras de padrões, Khaleesi das yags, rainhas dos Ândalos e das primeiras beehs, Senhoras e Protetoras do Vale. IG do podcast: @falagaypodcast | E-mail: falagaypodcast@gmail.com Hosts: @cleytonleite8 | @davidcsta | @hiroshitakeuti --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/falagaypodcast/message

Warning: Explicit Conversations About Politics, Culture, & Sexuality Season's Beatings! We're creeping up on a haunted, hot Halloween climax to Kink Month 2021 with a big “boo” from BOOnoBOOville on the Love Train, sharing “Halloween Fantasies vs. Spooky Realities.”  We start with some fantasies, like seductive strangers; sex with Satan; sperm-wars-fueled cuckold desires; Jehovah's Witness Catwoman adventures; Squid Game beds (without the bullets); Witchy dreams that take me flying around the Womb Room on my Magic Dildonic Vibrating Broom (the vibrations make you fly)… What about spooky realities? Like being killed by your boyfriend (RIP Gabby Petito), or a Hollywood film star (RIP Halyna Hutchins), or a charming war criminal (RIP to victims of Colin Powell's charming lies), an officious inspector (Good Morning Arcadia!), a scared cop (way too many to name), a dumb drone (lookout!)… Aaaaaggggghhhh! Fantasy is safer… yet fantasy feeds reality, like scary entertainment inspires future killers.  They say “sex sells,” but in our ammosexual culture, gore sells more.  Squid Game is pretty gory, but we appreciate the dystopian theme and surreal sets, especially the one with 500 beds. Apparently, the Arcadia Zoning Politburo inspectors are not the only ones afflicted with Mattress Madness. Meanwhile, here in BOOnoBOOville, we're just trying to survive the collapse of capitalism, as well as steer humanity's future closer to The Bonobo Way than a Squid Game. A witch's brew of funny, sexy, scary stories flow down the tracks of this show, along with my traditional Halloween “Ode to Scary Sex,” to get you into that sexy hex-y Samhein spirit. And don't miss this week's throwback, our star-studded, orgiastic, bacchanalian and wild “Magical Para-Pervy Halloween 2016 Kink Month Climax in BOOnoBOOville.” Ah yes, those were the days of carefree trick-or-treats and orgies… Read more prose and watch the shows (that are too kinky for Youtube): https://drsusanblock.com/fdr-halloween-fantasies-spooky-realities  Need to talk PRIVATELY about something you can't talk about anywhere else? You can talk with us… Call the Therapists Without Borders of the Dr. Susan Block Institute anytime: 213.291.9497. We're here for YOU.

For as long as man has recorded history, so too has he recorded encounters with shadowy figures. Are they our benevolent guardians? Or are they minions of satan? And what the hell do they want!? Join us as we discuss the mysterious shadow people on this spooky edition of The Fritz Boyz Podcast!

Beltane is a celebration that marks the midway point between the spring and summer equinox in the northern hemisphere. Samhein is the fall and winter festivals. Both bring in celebrations of the seasons. Beltane comes from the Gaelic word meaning “bright fire”. It is the union between Earth and Heaven. Or the unions between divine feminine and divine masculine and the Hiero Gamos, the sacred marriage. Much Love, health and healing, Christy, The Intimate Warrior. Contact me for one on one Light sessions that'll answer questions about your ascension and your Higher Self. Free spiritual message with sign-up included. Donations accepted and appreciated through PayPal at

We discuss McDonald's bringing back the McRib, the Cowboys embarrassing lose to the Eagles, and Are You Smarter Than Jason Dick. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anne Ortelee, a nationally (NCGR-PAA Level 3, AMAFA, OPA) and internationally (ISAR) certified astrologer, presents her Cosmic Weekly Weather report. Based on the astrology configurations above our heads, Anne discusses the energy we can expect to experience on Planet Earth during the upcoming week. She offers a brief astrology lesson! You can always book a private consultation with Anne to discuss your personal questions and your chart. Lots and Lots of movement.  Sun opposite Uranus brings surprises.  Full Moon in Scorpio!  We find out all sorts of things with Mercury slowing to turn direct and squaring Saturn part three helping us make decisions. Mercury and Venus are both more gentle as they are in Libra. Mercury turns direct on Election Day, November 3.  He continues to reveal secrets in the late degrees of Libra. Things are definitely moving forward!  A juicy full Moon in Scorpio Taurus brings things to light on the Blue Moon.  We all have ah-ha moments!. 

Avery draws from multiple sources to discuss Halloween as a holiday that has elevated gender diversity since its origins deep in the ancient Celt observance of Samhein. As a holiday that has undergone various transitions, traveling across time and space and religious experiences while maintaining its binary-breaking core, Halloween is the perfect time for those of us who don't fit into gender norms to live into our holy truths. Indeed, its rise in popularity in the United States may well have relied on LGBT communities! Talking Points: - (2:50 - 5:19) Leslie Feinberg - "...The old butches told me there was one night of the year that the cops never arrested us – Halloween." - (5:20 - 8:10) Judy Grahn - "The qualities of impersonation and the dangerous business of crossing over from one world to another help explain why Halloween is the most significant Gay holiday." - (8:11 - 16:10) Samhein's survival in spite of Church suppression; history of matrilineal peasants vs. patriarchal landlords and priests - (16:11 - 19:35) Feinberg - "Transgender [expression] has been outlawed by the ruling classes of both our systems -- feudal nobility and modern industrialists alike." - (19:36 - 23:40) Halloween comes to the USA; "cross dressing" policed until ~1914 when the police give up and no longer arrest "cross dressers" on Halloween night - (23:41 - 25:54) David Frum - "the Halloween craze started in gay culture," 1970s San Francisco - (25:55 - end) Grahn - "On Halloween 1980, my lover and long-time partner Wendy Caden and I...go to San Francisco and look at the Fairies and Queens..." Find resource citations and an episode transcript at blessedarethebinarybreakers.com/podcast

Happy Halloween! In honor of this Spooktacular holiday the Dark Chatter hosts dive into the history behind Halloween, tell the tale of the man who "killed Halloween" and discuss the tragic story behind the ghost of the Hollywood sign! 

This is probably Sean's favorite movie and he has a lot to say about it. Buckle up because this episode has more behind the scenes and fun facts than ever before.Don't forget every review and follow helps!Check us out on instagram @whathappensinthecryptor Twitter@WHITC_Official

Podcasting from Colorado and Minnesota, this is Spiritual Friendship! Please join us as we discuss friendship, empathy, society, and of course, the mysterious world of witchcraft. We are your hosts Michell and Jamie, two friends miles apart who love life! Welcome back for another episode!  In today’s episode, we are talking about Samhein! We are going to go over the traditions and activities that go along with this wiccan Sabbat. We will discuss the Christianized version as well, better known as Halloween. This is how Jamie has always celebrated the holiday, but we are excited to share with you guys what we both plan to do this year. Also, if you guys have any questions on this after the episode, please email us or send us a voice message! We would love to hear from you guys. Now as always, sit back, grab some tea (or coffee) and enjoy! Upload Schedule- Monday mornings Instagram- Jamie: @jamiejaniak Michell: @michellsmagick Facebook- SpiritualFriendship! Email- Spiritualfriendshippp@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michell-little/message

This week, Tim and Andy unmask the great red-headed step-child of the Halloween franchise Halloween 3: Season of the Witch. T&A talk about Samhein, age differences, and television ads. Would this have worked as a stand alone film? Is killing kids a lost art? And how many days until Halloween? Find out on this weeks episode wherever you get your podcasts.IG: slumberpodcastmassacreEmail: slumberpodcast@gmail.comPatreon: patreon.com/slumberpodcastmassacreThanks to Sarah Dooley for our theme, check out her new album Is This Heartbreak?

We are closing out our Creature Feature month with one of the best horror films that showcases sound, or lack thereof; we are breaking down John Krasinski's A Quiet Place!Next month we are celebrating all things surrounding Halloween. Grab your book on Samhein history, witch's hats, and pitch forks because we have a fun lineup awaiting you; starting with Scott Derrickson's Sinister.————————————————————— Want access to this show as early as Monday? Head over to our Patreon in the links below to see how you can gain access five days before release on podcast services!Want to be a part of the growth of GoodKnight Life? Support us at these links! WEBSITE: www.goodknight.life PATREON: patreon.com/goodknightlife TWITTER: twitter.com/goodknightlifePRINCE: twitter.com/theheadknight DAVID: twitter.com/davidcelery FREDDY: twitter.com/NutiFrederick See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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We do a call in show. People tell us their spooky stories.

Welcome to our Halloween Special. The studio on the hill is all spooked out this week. Marc gets the willies put up him from two Celtic Clowns who have come to celebrate The Eve Of All Saints Day. Together they recorded a podcast, tried to talk about everything Halloween and try to find  the origin of Halloween.. In the end they conclude, the Festival of Samhain is actually an holiday abroad for ghosts and spirits... Special Links Richard Ashcroft, has he lost his marbles? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNJs3OODpiQ    

The end of October is a time to remember.  Different traditions have different names: Samhein, Day of the Dead, All Souls, but each is a time to remember those who came before us.  This Sunday we remember those who have died in the last year, and all the ancestors that give us courage.

Estimados oyentes, nos complace sobremanera volver a presentarnos en sus vidas con el episodio episodio más reciente del podcast de Los VerdHugos, de nuevo en su formación extendida con Leticia Lara de Fantástica Ficción. En este episodio charlaremos de fantasía y ciencia ficción, con la excusa de pasar revista a las nominaciones a la actual edición de los Premios Hugo y los ganadores de los Premios Nebula.Entre los temas que hemos comentado se cuentan algunas de las polémicas que se han producido este año en torno a los premios Hugo, como la existencia de una campaña que ha llevado a la nominación de algunos autores con ideas… bueno… valorad vosotros mismos… (y, por si os parece poco, podéis echar un vistazo a lo que pensamos de la calidad de su obra)  o la impopular decisión por parte de Orbit de no incluir ninguna de sus novelas en el Hugo Voter’s Pack.Al final del programa, siguiendo nuestra tónica habitual, cada uno de los cinco verdhugos recomendará un par de libros o cómics que haya leído recientemente y considere merecedores de vuestra atención. Rompiendo una lanza a favor de los espoilers, las recomendaciones en cuestión son las siguientes:Las Recomendaciones de Los VerdHugosElías- Reach for Infinity, Jonathan Strahan (Antología) - Vicious, de Victoria Schwab Pedro- La Cosecha de Samhein, de José Antonio Cotrina - Maquinas del Tiempo, de Nina Allan Leti- Puente de Pájaros, de Barry Hughart - Zot!, de Scott McCloud Miquel- James Tiptree Jr.: The Double Life of Alice B. Sheldon, de Julie Phillips. - Quemando Cromo, de William Gibson Josep María- Las Sirenas de Titán, de Kurt Vonnegut - In Search of Wonder, de Damon Knight Como siempre, podéis descargar el episodio en Archive.org y, en cuanto se propaguen los feeds, en iVoox e iTunes.Créditos:Música: Bitches of your souls (The Saurs) Logotipo: Javier Hansard

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