Podcast appearances and mentions of Sharon Knight

After leading finance and development functions and multi-national teams at KFC, Gap, and Electronic Arts, Sharon Knight joined One Medical Group, growing the clinic nationwide. With deep experience in finance and operations, Sharon is now improving wellness and advancing the human health span as a Partner at JAZZ Venture Partners, where she focuses on building consumer-centric healthcare brands and supporting innovative healthtech startups. In this episode, we discuss Sharon's advice for building consumer-centric healthcare brands, approach to treating patients as customers, and her insight on leading teams through significant industry changes. She also shares her strategies for successful investment in health tech and the qualities she looks for in exceptional entrepreneurs. Enjoy our conversation. Do you have any thoughts or guest suggestions? Please email us at hello@rosenmaninstitute.org.

  Welcome back, to the Wigglian Way! Thank you everyone for being here and listening to the show, we appreciate each and every one of you! On this episode, we are joined by the lovely Sharon Knight and we discuss her new album Undertow! It's a mega-music episode as we break down and listen to every track on the new album! Spoiler alert, its a GREAT album! Sharon's Bandcamp link! It's All About the Love!

Join Leilani and Kimberlyn as they discuss their connection to their ancestors of blood, bone, and spirit, as well as their thoughts about ways to interact with the ancestors in practice and song.Their check-ins:  Walking the Camino Primitivo, celebrating the annular eclipseMentioned in the episode:  Coco; Sharon Knight, T. Thorn Coyle, Songs for the Waning YearGet exclusive content and support us on Patreon:http://www.patreon.com/WitchyWit  Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/WitchyWitPodcast  Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/Witchy_Wit  Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/3azUkFVlECTlTZQVX5jl1X?si=8WufnXueQrugGDIYWbgc3A  Apple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/witchy-wit/id1533482466  Pandora:https://pandora.app.link/nNsuNrSKneb  Google Podcast:Witchy Wit (google.com)

In this episode, Braxis, Samuel and Tamrha discuss working with Ancestors, or Ancestor veneration, in both personal praxis as well as practices around the world. How to start a practice, make an Ancestor altar, recommended books and more. ** Music by Sharon Knight and T Thorn Coyle *** Drop a line with comments and questions at hoof.horn.podcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hoof-and-horn/support

What it's All About:Aside from the fact that there are many different pagan paths, there are also pagans of every skin color, gender, and sexual orientation. Among the pagans out there are those who are polyamorous and proud of it. Throughout this podcast, I will explore this lifestyle in more detail. The Spirit Guide of the week is Amon and the Dream Symbols are time, tangle, mandala, and diamond.Songs Featured:1. Love in the Forest by OMNIA2. We Are Love by Ginger Doss3. Lips of Love by Inkubus Sukkubus4. Light Divine by Flora Wares5. One Heart by Helouise Pilkington6. Diamonds Out of Dust by Sharon Knight and Pandemonaeon7. I Remember Love by Mama GinaLinks Mentioned:- Pagans and Polyamory - Are Pagans Polyamorous?(learnreligions.com) - www.learnreligions.com/pagans-and-po…amory-2561724- Four Reasons Why Paganism and Polyamory are Linked - www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/the-p…ry-are-linked- Pagan Polyamory: Becoming a Tribe of Hearts - www.amazon.ca/Pagan-Polyamory-Be…arts/dp/0738707627- Polyamory in the Pagan Community (llewellyn.com) - www.llewellyn.com/journal/article/986- Iktomi's blanket - www.worldoftales.com/Native_America…html#gsc.tab=0

What it's All About: Aside from the fact that there are many different pagan paths, there are also pagans of every skin color, gender, and sexual orientation. Among the pagans out there are those who are polyamorous and proud of it. Throughout this podcast, I will explore this lifestyle in more detail. The Spirit Guide of the week is Amon and the Dream Symbols are time, tangle, mandala, and diamond. Songs Featured: Love in the Forest by OMNIA We Are Love by Ginger Doss Lips of Love by Inkubus Sukkubus Light Divine by Flora Wares One Heart by Helouise Pilkington Diamonds Out of Dust by Sharon Knight and Pandemonaeon I Remember Love by Mama Gina Links Mentioned: Pagans and Polyamory - Are Pagans Polyamorous? (learnreligions.com) Four Reasons Why Paganism and Polyamory are Linked Pagan Polyamory: Becoming a Tribe of Hearts Polyamory in the Pagan Community (llewellyn.com) Iktomi's blanket

*** In this episode of the Hoof and Horn Podcast, Braxis, Samuel and T have a chat with Mary Betsellie of Magical Moon Garden all about the planet Mercury and its retrograde! We even get into the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial and how that not only pays into Mercury Retrograde, but Johnny's own chart. *** Our guest Mary is a midwife, herbalist and astrologer, all around amazing person, and someone very close to my heart. If you want to know about astrology, head on over to magicalmoongarden.com and get a reading! *** Music in this episode by Sharon Knight and T. Thorn Coyle, 'Estrellas Brillantes' off of Songs for the Waning Year, and The Conjuring from Sharon' album The Witch. *** Remember to like and follow on your podcast app of choice, share with your social media friends and follow us on Instagram, Facebook and Tiktok. Questions, comments and episode suggestions can be dropped on our social media or email at hoof.horn.podcast@gmail.com*** And lastly... did you know we leave Easter egg bloopers at the end of our episodes?  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hoof-and-horn/support

Heyo star friends! Episode 160 of StarSound Speaks is a lovely chat with the esteemed Sharon Knight, traditional astrologer. Sharon holds an MA in Cultural Astronomy and Astrology, is a diplomate with the Faculty of Astrological Studies and became a Qualified Horary Professional under Olivia Barclay. We talk about Queen Elizabeth's, Prince Charles' and William's, charts for the upcoming eclipses, and the solar eclipse in 1811 that chimes in with this one. Sharon also shares how she used the ancient predictive technique called Zodiacal Releasing to see these eclipses unfold across the entire Royal Family. Have a listen! More on Sharon: Sharon was named Astrologer of the Year in 2016 in India. She is a Fellow of the Association of Professional Astrologers International (www.professionalastrologers.co.uk) where she has been Chair of the Association for over a decade. Sharon teaches Traditional Professional Astrology and is also a Tutor and Convenor for the QHP course in Horary Astrology. Her website is www.astrologersharon.co.uk Enjoy! ~irlianna samsara StarSound Speaks StarSound Astrology https://www.starsoundastrology.com to book a session with me: https://www.starsoundastrology.com/bo... #astrology #RoyalFamily #SolarEclipse #predictions

Welcome back to Hoof and Horn - A Witch's Podast! *** In this episode, Braxis, Samuel and Tamrha talk about the history of Winter Solstice celebrations in European cultures including Saturnalia, Juul, Alban Arthan, St. Lucia's Day, and the Moltron Festival - and in non-European cultures including Dongzhi, Shab-e Yalda, Santo Thomas festival and Soyal. *** Later, the trio discuss ways modern Witches and Pagans can celebrate the Sabbat as well as the ephemera of the holiday, such as trees, ornaments, lights, the Yule log and why Witches and Pagans should really stop saying that Christians stole Pagan customs for the Christmas holiday. *** Music in this episode by Sharon Knight and T. Thorn Coyle, and Damh the Bard. All music used with permission. *** Be sure to stay tuned for our upcoming mini-episode where we'll talk about the food of the season and a bit of kitchen witchery! *** Please remember to follow, like and share on our Facebook, Instagram and Tiktok. *** You can leave us a voice message at our Anchor.fm home to ask questions, comment and even suggest upcoming topics. *** Blessed and Happy Solstice! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hoof-and-horn/support

Join Braxis, Samuel and T as they discuss the history and old traditions, themes and modern interpretations of Samhain, Sauin, Calan Gaeaf, and Hop-tu-Naa! Music by Sharon Knight and T. Thorn Coyle, and Celia Faran. *** Visit Hoofandhornpodcast.com for links and resources metioned in the episode. *** All music used with permission *** Have a question, comment or request? Leave us a message on Anchor, or drop us a line at hoofandhornpodcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hoof-and-horn/support

Kimberlyn and Leilani discuss their activities at this time of the year, when the veil between the worlds of the living and dead is thin.Get exclusive content and support us:https://www.patreon.com/WitchyWitYou can find this episode and all our archived episodes on:Pandorahttps://pandora.app.link/nNsuNrSKnebSpotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/3azUkFVlECTlTZQVX5jl1X?si=jzBUg248RLibC0IGq-9GwgApple Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/witchy-wit/id1533482466YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9gppG2zqR-3Xkh0E1Fpl8wGoogle Podcast:https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS8xMzM4NzYzLnJzcw?sa=X&ved=0CAYQrrcFahcKEwiwjJ6Mpo3tAhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQAQTikTok:https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM8eTBYQK/

Well well, Happy Gregorian New Year. Here we are a few weeks into 2021, and our 14th year of The Wigglian Way. Like I said on the show, that is a whole teenager and we don't know what they are going to do this year. It should be fun.  This Episode, we have Mike Munsil, who has developed Triads for Change. Triads for Change is inspired by the Celtic and Welsh Triads of history as well as on the Courage to Change:One Day at a Time a book used in Al-Anon II.  Mike developed the Triads for Change specifically for Pagans when the Christian based Courage to Change isn't the right fit. He shares the whys and the wherefores in Sparrow's interview.  The Wigglian Way has a little brother podcast with a whole bunch of loving. Moj has launched his Moment with Moj podcast. You can find here on this website.  For this episode, and possibly more, we will not be sharing a Feature Album. The FA has gone the way of the dodo bird for the most part it seems. That being said this episode has some pretty amazing music. In order we hear: Silver Doe by Magicfolk (this is a single)  Blood for Gold by Sharon Knight (from the Green Album, Tuatha Dea Rainforest)  The Spark that Lights the Fire by Tim Lane from As Sure As the Sun Rises in the East (This was sent to us by fellow Wigglian Chris Bond) Evolve by Gaia Consort (Evolve 2010) Four Directions- Ginger Doss (Hand and Hammer)  Thank you to each of the artists for sharing their love and their hearts. Thanks for walking The Wigglian Way.     

Welcome to 2021 Although the ever present Covid cloud doesn't seem like it's going anywhere anytime soon, we can at least put the past 12 months behind us, and set our sights to creating better possibilities this year. Episode 36 is about positive vibes. It brings the soul and the sense of redemption. Togetherness is hope Elements returns with the best in liquid, soulful drum and bass every month. Expect the freshest cuts, timeless classics and everything in between. With guest mixes from some of Australia's finest purveyors of liquid soul. Pappa Jase Elements - liquid soul drum & bass podcast is available on: Apple Podcasts - podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/elem…ss/id1128194754 Stitcher Podcasts - www.stitcher.com/show/elements-li…d-soul-drum-bass 1. Alpha Rhythm - Intersteller - Celcius 2. Alix Perez - Someone Else - 1985 3. Edlan - Horizon VIP - Liquicity 4. GLXY - Conclusions ft Steo - Shogun Audio 5. Benny Page & Sublow - Secret Admirer ft Samo T & Shav A - Dub Shotta 6. ZeroZero - It's Time ft Isaac Evans - RAM 7. Spectator - Cliff Brothers - Influenza 8. Redeyes - Late Night Jam ft. Tyler Daley (Lenzman Rx) - TNQ 9. Charlotte Haining - Young (BCee Rx) - CJH Songs 10. Unknown - Lovely - Fokuz 11. Artificial Intelligence - Break My Soul ft. Steo - Integral 12. Disrupta - Deep Thoughts - V Recordings 13. Mr Joseph & Illmatika - Already Know You ft. Sharon Knight & Curmiah Lisette - V Recordings 14. FD - Top2bottom VIP - TNQ 15. Unknown - Just Vibe With It - Fokuz 16. Crytical Dub - Asking Too Much ft. DRS - V Recordings 17. Macca & Los Contreras - Sweet Harmony - Fokuz 18. Command Strange & Cnof - Rainy Day - Fokuz 19. Monument Banks - Coltrane's Truth - Program

The other day I had the chance to speak with Robin Corak, the owner of Phoenix Awen Rising among many things. Robin came on to the show to talk to me about Persephone: Practicing the Art of Personal Power, her latest book. It's a timely book about self empowerment in a place of darkness. I'm working through it myself right now. If anyone is interested I wouldn't mind doing a book club where we work through the exercises and questions together. Just let me know at our email.  Recently we were given a press pass to The Official Witches Sabbat which is a bi-annual assembly of witches and occultists. It was fantastic and we enjoyed ourselves and learned a lot. In fact, as far as pagan conferences and festivals go, we attended more presentations at the Witches Sabbat than any of the others, ever.  The presenters were knowledgeable and passionate about what they were teaching. The quality of the sound and video was great with no lag that I could ascertain. I would highly recommend attending next conference. Thank you to Devin and the rest of the crew for inviting us, it was a great time.  At The Official Witches Sabbat the first annual Witchies were held. We will be having 3 Witchy winner, Mat Auryn on the show in the near future. Congratulations Mat! Mat also presented at The Official Witches Sabbat.  I was so excited to hear what our Feature Album is this episode. Mojo chose Songs for the Waning Year by Sharon Knight and T. Thorn Coyle. This is one of my favourite more seasonal pagan albums. From the album we hear Prayer for the Dead, The Morrigan Chant, and at the end of the show, Osiris Lives.  We also hear Holly, Ivy, & Yew from The Road Santiago by Heather Dale. To complete our musical offering this episode we have Warrior Goddess from Journey to the Goddess by Lisa Thiel.  Thanks for walking The Wigglian Way!  See you soon. 

It's All About the Love! Welcome back to The Wigglian Way. We are so happy that you are spending this time with us.  The more we can be together in new ways the better.  Like this Samhain. Be creative.  Make your Ancestors proud. Consider teaching your littles about their grandparents and yours.  On this episode of The Wigglian Way Sparrow chats with Sharon Knight. Although I would rather see her and Winter in person I am content that we can spend time together, and with you, for the time of this interview.  Sharon is sure to inspire you to find your passion during these trying times. Sharon found the stillness and space to write a year-long shadow work intensive that begins Samhain 2020. It's called Pentacles, Power, and Purpose and you can find out more here.  Of course, we couldn't have Sharon on the episode to talk about her upcoming course without playing her music as well. In fact, Sharon recently released to the public 5 songs that were previously released on Patreon. Three of the five songs are featured in our Feature album segment today. From Witch Moon we hear Witch Moon, The Conjuring, and Boudicca (which is my current favourite).  After you hear the next song you might wonder if you have stumbled into a Fairie ring yourself. Yes, it's Oh Shit, Its the Fairies by Parnassus. Wrapping up this episode of The Wigglian Way is Stealing The Fire, by King of Shadows, from the self titled EP.  The Dark Days Tarot deck can be found here. Perhaps look at it before you purchase it. Some people don't like this deck at all and some people, like myself, love it.   

In this episode we talk about Ley Lines and their history and theory along with some discussion on plate tectonics. Show notes are available at http://katborealis.com/2020/09/s04e11-ley-lines-part-1-history-and-theory/ Music played by permission  Trail of Prayer by Sharon Knight https://sharonknight.bandcamp.com/album/portals  Follow on twitter @katborealis 

In this episode, T and Braxis chat about the Goddess Hekate! From her known beginnings as a Titan to the Goddess so popular today, they cover Her history, symbolism, ways to make offerings and more. *** Music by Sharon Knight and Winter, and Wendy Rule, used with permission. *** Do you work with this Goddess? Send us a message through Facebook or Insta, or email us at hoof.horn.podcast@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hoof-and-horn/support

SJ Tucker has many many times to catch her, including festivals.  One of those festivals is Hexenfest with Sharon Knight.   Join Pammit, Sooj, and Sharon as we talk Hexenfest, online shows, and how concerts have changed for Pagan Music and its fans in the time of the pandemic  

Join us for our first visit from the multi-talented musician, Sharon Knight! Sharon's Website

In this episode, T and Braxis talk with Elizabeth LaBarca, High Priestess of Novices of the Old Ways Connecticut and Priestess of Brigid about leaning into spirituality during times of crisis. Topics the trio cover range from self-care and community service to ancestor work and the wisdom of not pissing off southern Italian witches. ;) ****Music by Sharon Knight, used with permission *** Tracks Hail Brigid off the album "Songs for the Strengthening Sun" and Serpent Wine (A Hecate chant) from the album Witch Moon. *** Purchase her music at bandcamp.com *** Full show notes at Hoofandhornpodcast.com *** --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hoof-and-horn/support

Stacy Tuschl is a speaker, business coach, and the owner of The Academy of Performing Arts in Wisconsin. She is the author of the book “Is Your Business Worth Saving?” where she reveals proven strategies for pulling entrepreneurs out of a rut and launching them toward business success. Today I'm doing an on-air coaching call with one of my past client's from The Foot Traffic Formula, Sharon Knight from Tumble Beans Cafe and Play, an indoor cafe and play space located near Boston, Massachusets.  Sharon and I talk in-depth about growing your business and how you know when it's the right time.   "What does growth look like..." at 3:30 Stacy coaches Sharon on the many ways you can grow your business.     They discuss adding additional locations, hiring new staffing and more!  Stacy also talks about the market research needed to grow.    "How did you create your systems..." at 7:40 Stacy explains what steps she took in opening her second brick and mortar location.    "I don't have time to do systems..." at 13:30 we're talking systems!   Who should put these in place in your business and why they are so important in the hiring and training process. "How much do I share with my team..." at 23:12 Stacy gives insight on how much information she shares with her team.  What's important to share to make sure they are on board with the company vision.  You can learn more about Sharon at www.tumblebeans.com P.S. Are you subscribed to the podcast? If not, I want to encourage you to do that today! I don’t want you to miss an episode. There is a new episode every Wednesday and sometimes there are bonus episodes I wouldn't want you to miss. Click here to subscribe in iTunes! Now if you want to show some more love, I would be really grateful if you left a review over on iTunes, too. Every time someone leaves a review it let's other people find the show which means more people I can help! Just click here to review, select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is! You can also join me in our private Facebook community here where we continue the conversation about the podcast every single week!

Shels and Spider are counting down until our 3rd Annual Halloween Special Spokane Ghost Crew. However, they are joined by Rob from This Uncanny Earth a new podcast show on present by LTATMRadioNetwork. We'll be talking about the most controversial topic of all times... Witchcraft! ---- playlist: Johnny No Feather, Zirp, The Jack Maybe Project, Hide, Sharon Knight, Gabrielle Roth & The Mirrors, Lokis Labyrinth, Peter Haeder, and Drake Davis. ---- Let’s Talk About the Music was a Humorous, Controversial Talk Show with a Global Mix of Music. Wednesday Nights at 7 pm - 10pm (PST). www.ltatmradio.com DISCLAIMER: Let's Talk About The Music was part of LTATM Radio Network and did broadcast live on Spreaker. You could have listened to on-Demand on IHeartRadio, Stitcher, Itunes and Spotify. We play only Independent Music across the globe. We did follow the rules & got all of their permissions totheir music from MusicSubmit.com, Ramshaw Records, LTATM Promotions and Broken Monkey Music Productions. please visit www.Letstalkaboutthemusic.com for more details.

This just might have been the most eventful 8 months of either of our lives. We are both so happy to be working our way back into the groove. One of those steps is jumping back into something that we love and that is The Wigglian Way. On this Episode we share a little bit about what we have been going through this last year.  One constant has been our friends Jillan and Kris. Kris Schulz, you may remember is Mojo's guitar mentor and close friend. Kris has been fighting his own physical battles, but has recently released Chasing the Light. From Chasing the Light we hear Chasing the Light, A Warm Blanket for Sheila, and Tomorrow the Sun Will Shine. Thank you Jillian and Kris for everything!  There sure have been a lot of storms lately. To mark that, we play Let the Waters Rise by Sharon Knight, from Portals. We complete our musical line up with Call to the Rain by Arthur Hinds from the Radiant Brow. 

Today's episode explores everything there is to know about Kemetic Wicca. Even the Spirit Guide of the Week Ma'at is also worshiped by some. There is also a story coming from Egypt and the Dream Symbol is Fence. Here are the songs featured: 1. Solitary Motel by Emerald Rose 2. Eye of Ra by the Moors 3. Bast by Alexian Pagan 4. Long Wing Feathers by Jana Runnallis 5. Osiris Lives by Sharon Knight and T. Thorn Coyle 6. Gateway by Dragon Ritual Drummers 7. A Tale of Fate (Folksong Awaits) by Hagalaz Runedance 8. Anubis by Lucifer

2017 is drawing to a close tonight. RevKess has put together a selectiono of New Age and Pagan music for your listening pleasure. Much of the music was gathered into the PMPChannel music library during 2017, a few tracks predate that. He hopes that you enjoy the mix and have a happy new year! Music from Akasa, Ricky Kej, Paradiso & Rasamayi, Mirabai Ceiba, Wouter Kellerman, Blackmore's Night, Michael de Salem, Wendy Rule, Tuatha Dea, Sharon Knight, Telergy, Sirgun Kaur, Rosen Coven, and Nine Toes the Bard. KaliSara was unavailable for this pre-recorded program. Are you a musician who would like to have your music played on PMPChannel? Email us at paganmusings@gmail.com for details.

Good almost Wigglian Summer! We are excited for the coming months and all that they will bring. We hope you are looking forward to the warmer days as well. Since we are talking about summer, let's start with our Feature Album. This time of year Mojo and I like to listen to Sharon Knight and T. Thorn Coyle's The Strengthening Sun. We only listen to it during the "Light" half of the year and Force of Nature, Frey and Freya, and the Jewel of the Sun are some of our favourite songs from that cd. Some of our other favourite summer songs are Aphrodite and Pan by our friend Kellianna and Hal an Tow by D The Bard (That's Damh the Bard in case you didn't know). Recently, we have been getting a lot of questions regarding meditation and journeying and what might the difference be. Better than to try that one ourselves, we invited our animist teacher John-Luke Edwards of the Sagh'ic Tire Dhream, to explain. As an added bonus, John-Luke shares the difference between Totem Animals and Animal Guides. May we also direct you to the Society's podcast, The Forked Stick. Mojo is the editor and publisher of that podcast. We hope that you enjoy this episode. Thank  you for joining us. Thank you for walking, The Wigglian Way.  

Tune in and listen to a selection of twenty New Age and Pagan songs for the Winter season. Yule is upon us in the Northern Hemisphere, and RevKess wanted to share some of his favorite instrumental and vocal pieces with all of you. With artists like Sharon Knight, Celia, Erwilian, and Blackmore's Night you will hear familiar Pagan themes. Artists like Louis Colaiannia, David Wahler, and Peter Kater sooth you with New Age instrumentals that are sure to warm the heart.  We at Pagan-Musings hope that you have a warm, fun-filled, and family (of blood or choice)-filled Yuletide Season. Celia - Silent (Solstice Night)Kathryn Kaye - Midwinter LullabyHeather Dale - Huron CarolLouis Colaiannia - Sentimental Winter NightSJ Tcuker - Hymn to HerneTimothy Wenzel - Elven DanceAnne Licater - Earth to HeavenT Thorn Coyle - InvictusSharon Knight & T Thorn Coyle - Solstice PrayerRobin Spielber - Candlight WaltzRicky Kej & Wouter Kellerman - Rememberance Peter Kater & R Carlos Nakai - Standing as OneSpiral Dance - Winter's Dreamingand more....

This is our 34th Prime episode! This is happy episode number 139! If you get that then maybe, just maybe, you will understand the math geek that Sparrow truly is. Welcome back, to The Wigglian Way! So glad you could make it. We have what we think is a fun show for you this go around! First, Mojo has a chat with the ever enchanting Sharon Knight regarding Hexenfest and her upcoming tour with Winter. Of course, they are two of our favourite people and we always enjoy talking to them. Hope we see you soon Sharon and Winter! More about Sharon here. More about Winter here. So, once there was a listener Katrina, and then we met her and she became one of Sparrow's dear friends, so we have her and her wife Trisha on this episode.  As many of you know, Sparrow's head blew up about two years ago and she suddenly became aware of a lot of things she wasn't aware of before. Stuff happens when that happens, and chances are, your life is going to change. All aspects of your life will change and one of those things is your magickal practice. Trisha, Katrina, and I (Sparrow) have a chat regarding sustainability in our magickal practice. Click on Katrina and Trish's names above for links to various writing and artistic pursuits.   A little while ago, Kris, Mojo's mentor and teacher invited us to his local gig room for some live music. Of course, Kris played, and he had Calum Graham as a guest. That evening we knew that although Calum isn't pagan, that we would be featuring his music on the show. For you, we've chosen Tabula Rasa, Wild Woman, and one of the best covers of Billie Jean that we have collectively ever heard. Speaking of "collectively"....we may have a crush on Calum. To complete the musical line up for this episode we have a pair of pagan classics. We hear Ravens by Gaia Consort from Gaia Circles and Sing the Stones by Spiral Dance from the album, Through a Sylvan Doorway. Thanks for Walking the Wigglian Way. It's all about the Love.    

This week, Matt welcomes Sharon Knight, a Celtic/folk vocalist and mandolinist, hailing from San Francisco. With her latest album Portals and a music video for her single "Porcelain Princess" now released, Sharon chats with Matt about how long she was working on the new record and what went into creating the music video. They also touch upon her tour life, how she got started in music, when she started playing mandolin, and her Celtic/folk influences. With time to throw in her future plans and some information on the visual art she creates, here's presenting Matt Storm and Sharon Knight. Continue reading

Great Rite Radio Wednesdays ~   Wedensdays 7pm Central: Please join Michael and Dr. Susan Harper for All Acts Of Love And Pleasure PTRN~Great Rite Radio Wednesdays ~All Acts of Love And Pleasure ~Pleasure, a show focusing on Pagan Sexuality. Join them live at 8pm Central or catch the archived episodes at your leisure.  Join Dr. Susan and Michael Greywolf  as they present PSG Playlist and play catch up.   Followed each week at 8pm Central by Pop Culture Pagan Trends, Music, Books, etc.   "The Pagan Variety Show" with Pamela Kelly.Join Pamela and guests as we talk about music, books, festivals, conventions, tattoos, mead...   8pm Central  Pamela welcomes guests Yeshe Rabbit Matthews and Sharon Knight to talk about Hexenfest which will be held at Isis Oasis in Geyservile, California Sept 30th to Oct 2nd. Hexenfest is a music and arts festival dedicated to exploring the intersection of art and magic. Myth and legend, folklore and fairytale, experiences of the numinous, all find a home here. We celebrate artists who explore the wild unknown, those who look to the realms of myth and dream and reflect their otherworldly visions into our world. Hexenfest has a flair for the darkly exotic. Gothic, Pagan, and Tribal belly dance themes are featured prominently, evoking the forbidden forest more than than the enchanted wood. If you feel at home in dark fairytales, join us in the realm! http://www.hexenfest.net/

Spread that Love like Budda! This world is a whole lot of whack lately. It reminds me of the old phrase, "Stop the planet, I want to get off". For realz. Mostly on this episode we are catching up as we've been away for a bit. Lots has happened and it's pretty transformative. Change is good, right? Before we get to the music for the show I'd like to tell you a secret. Lean in. Mojo and I are going to CalderaFest Pagan Music Festival 2017 in Lafayette, Georgia! We are so excited. It's still over a year away but that gives us lots of time to plan. David, of the Magick Jukebox contacted Mojo last month and they worked something out. We will get to see old friends and meet new ones. Our favourite past time. We also got a little code to "sweeten the pot" so to speak. When Wigglian Way listeners use the code "net2017" they will get 5% off their ticket price. We will get a little kickback as well which will help us on the approximately 40 hour epic drive from Vancouver, Canada to Lafayette, Georgia. You know who I think we will get to see at CalderaFest 2017? Or hoping anyway, it's too early to know. Well, that would be Sharon Knight. Today on the show we feature Sharon's album Portals. I love me some sexy Sharon music. The three songs are, Crimson Masquerade, Scent of Your Skin, and Trail of Prayer.  I believe that I might have heard that Tuatha Dea might be playing CalderaFest as well. From their self titled album we hear The Sky is Falling. It certainly feels like it. A band that likely won't be playing CalderaFest 2017 is Emerald Rose. They are retiring at the end of this year after over two decades of inspiring us with divine tunes. Thank you for the music, Emerald Rose.  From Emerald Rose....Never Underestimate.   Thank you for spending your time with us. It's all about the Love.        

After a brief TWIH hiatus, we return with our guest Sharon Knight, a pagan musician who does both solo work and plays as a group with her partner Winter in Pandemonaeon. We talk about the art of performing, the magickal experience of being on stage, the future and past of pagan music, and how music influences her work, both spiritually and professionally. We also talk about her latest album and the work that goes into writing, recording, and making videos for an album.    Note: Please excuse the audio weirdness. We were having a bad Skype day.   Festival Favorites Sharon Knight and Winter are internationally touring musicians in the mythic-Celtic vein. Their penchant for combining fierce and gutsy bravado with ethereal beauty, a hearty dose of fantastical lyrics, and an obvious love of storytelling has inspired their own style, “Neofolk Romantique”. This often sounds less Celtic and more “Folktales that ran away with the Faeries at the turn of the century and took cover in an old trunk bound for the circus, which was then commandeered by pirates.” This suits them fine.   They have shared stages with mythic music favorites such as Faun, Omnia, Corvus Corax, SJ Tucker, Tricky Pixie, Heather Dale, Wendy Rule, Stellamara, and many more. They have recently completed a 100% crowd-funded CD and music video featuring several of these artists, called Portals, which they are touring to support now.     Links   http://www.sharonknight.net/   http://sharonknight.bandcamp.com/album/portals   https://www.patreon.com/SharonKnight  

Wednesdays are Great Rite Radio Night on PTRN as Jason Makney shares alternating Wednesdays 7pm slot with Dr Susan and Michael.  It's Horns and Humpday here on Wednesday. Dr Susan and Michael Greywolf discuss sex and relationships on "All Acts of Love and Pleasure" Followed each week at 8pm Central by Pop Culture Pagan Trends, Music, Books, etc.   "The Pagan Variety Show" with Pamela Kelly. Join Pamela and guests as we talk about music, books, festivals, conventions, tattoos, mead...  7 PM Tonight ~All Acts of Love And Pleasure ~ A show focusing on Pagan Sexuality. Join Dr Susan and Michael Greywolf tonight.  Tonight's Guest: Sister Krissy Fiction of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence smile emoticon 8pm Central   Pagan Variety Show welcomes Sharon Knight

Welcome back, to The Wigglian Way! This is take two. I wrote the most amazing show notes EVER. Then technology happened. For those of you who use libsyn, you know that it does not save your text. Be that as it may, The Show Must Go On and so much the show notes. We were super stoked and excited to have an interview with Jenna Greene and Kellianna about their newly released album, Fairy's Love Song. Kellianna and Jenna came together as a duo under the name Lady Moon to create this lovely traditional album. One of my all time favourite tunes is on the album AND on this episode. Black is the Colour completes the show, but before that we hear Fhir A'Bhata (Fair a Vata) and Siuil a Run. Mojo and I are pretty certain you will enjoy this cd. Thank you Ladies! For the first time ever on The Wigglian Way we hear the Italian band Ison. They have named their group after a style of music that has slow moving vocals, often used in Byzantine chant. It is an interesting style of music and from the album Venison we hear Revenant. Sharon Knight and Winter have recently released Portals and it is FANTASTIC. From Portals we enjoy Conjurer. Sssshhh don't tell anyone but it's our feature album for our next episode. Thank you for joining us here on the Wigglian Way. It's all about the Love. We love sharing with you, our friends and listeners. Happy Spring Everyone!  

Hello and thank you once again 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. I am your bewitching, bald headed, host Chris Orapello and tonight we meet with Sharon Knight to discuss the recent release of her new album Portals featuring the long anticipated recording of her beloved song Porcelain Princess - now music video- as well as other great songs featuring several artists from the Pagan music scene. When we last met with Sharon she was crowd funding for this very album so it's nice to speak with her, now that her goal has been fully achieved. Sharon and I not only discuss her new album, but we also touch upon her other interests as well as her involvements for the next several months. This is a fun, casual, death and life, discussion packed with insight, laughs, and bunch of links for you to check out! Portals is envisioned as an otherworldly carnival, a traveling roadshow of musicians, each with the ability to open portals with their voices, their bows, their flying fingers. Meant to convey the spirit of life on the road, and the spontaneous magic of sitting in on each other’s sets, Sharon and Winter have invited several of the musicians they have shared stages with to add their unique talents to this collection of mythic song-stories. Featuring guest performances by SJ Tucker, Betsy Tinney, Alexander James Adams (Tricky Pixie), Nathaniel Johnstone (Abney Park), Heather Dale, Wendy Rule, Sonja Drakulich ( Faun, Stellamara), and several more! - sharonknight.net Featured Songs: "Walpurgisnacht" by Faun "Black Snake" by Wendy Rule "Tonight" by Tuatha Dea "Slippers of Rose" by Sharon Knight "Porcelain Princess" by Sharon Knight "Baba Yaga" by Nathaniel Johnstone Band "Sultry Summer Night" by S.J. Tucker "On the Shoulders of Giants" by Damh the Bard Festivals Mentioned: Caldera Music Festival Kaleidoscope Gathering Steampunk World's Fair New York Faerie Festival HexenFest Other Links Mentioned: Dreaming Tree Soapworks The Order of the Good Death Ask A Mortician YouTube Channel How To Die In Oregon (Documentary) The Green Album Isis Oasis Retreat Center Caya Coven The Sacred Well Sharon Knight Herself: Sharon Knight.net "Porcelain Princess" Music Video YouTube Patreon Get a tarot reading from Sharon! Bandcamp.com  

Join host Daniel Michael and associate producer Genise R. White as they welcome their musical guest Sharon Knight!!! Here is her website: http://www.sharonknight.net/    

Join RevKess and Kalisara as we welcome back Tuatha Dea, one of our all-time favorite musical groups. This time we will be talking about their project, the Green Album, featuring a long list of artists that we have featured several times. THE GREEN ALBUM is a collaborative concept album featuring artists from all over the musical spectrum, including: Tuatha Dea, Wendy Rule, SJ Tucker, Sharon Knight, Winter Jp Sichelschmidt, Celia Farran, Bekah Kelso, Ginger Doss, Damh the Bard, Kellianna Girouard, Spiral Dance, Spiral Rhythm, Murphey’s Midnight Rounders, Brian Henke, and Mama Gina LaMonte.

Wednesdays are Great Rite Radio Night on PTRN as Jason Mankey moves to Wednesdays and swaps the 7pm slot with Dr Susan and Michael.   It's Horns and Humpday here on Wednesday.  Jason Mankey's "Raise the Horns Radio" and Dr Susan and Michael Greywolf discuss sex and relationships on "All Acts of Love and Pleasure" at 7pm Central on Wednesdays Followed each week at 8pm Central by Pop Culture Pagan Trends, Music, Books, etc.   "The Pagan Variety Show" with Pamela Kelly.Join Pamela and guests as we talk about music, books, festivals, conventions, tattoos, mead...  Tonight 7pm Central Jason Mankey welcomes  Sharon Knight to talk about the Portals Project 8pm Central  Pamela Kelly invites Shauna Aura Knight to talk about Pagan Leadership   Humpday just got more interesting on Pagans Tonight!

Hello and thank you once again 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. I am your bewitching bald headed host Chris Orapello and tonight, we meet with musician and past guest Sharon Knight to see what she has been up to, but more so to learn about Portals which is her next album that she is crowd funding for that will be featuring all of the artists featured in this episode. Sharon and I have a fun discussion about her up and coming album as well as touching upon her last tour, social media, what she has planned in the future. However, just when you think we have the low down on what she has going on, she hits us with a something really impressive that she has been getting involved with and I won't spoil that for you. You'll just have to hear it for yourself. Featured Songs: "Song of the Sea" by Sharon Knight "Walpurgisnach" by Faun "Glashtyn Shanty" by S.J. Tucker "The Huntress” by Betsy Tinney (featuring S.J. Tucker) "Black Snake" by Wendy Rule “Hunter" by Pandemonaeon "Dream of Mississippi" by S.J. Tucker "Fire in the Head" by Sharon Knight Related Links Sharon Knight - Website Sharon Knight - Tour Info Portals Album Indiegogo Campaign Virginia Highlands Festival 2015 HexenFest 2016 Faery Worlds The Sacred Well Serpent's Kiss Solar Cross Temple

These were the shownotes of our lives. Actually, this is the third time I am writing these shownotes. Upon reflection, I believe they have taught me one of two things. Either the lost shownotes are the meanest teachers of patience OR they are teaching me to get a different type of keyboard next time.  As they say...the show must go on.  This episode Mojo gets to chat with Sharon Knight about her new project, Portals. Portals is a "Carnival of Mystery" mulit media project that supports a community of musicians and artists.  Our Feature Album this show is Salterello by Magicfolk. We hear Dance of the Honey Bees, Bedlam Boys, and Babylon. Magicfolk combine traditional and modern influences creating music with a powerful, otherworldly atmosphere. There music ranges from energetic folk reels to Eastern European dance tunes to ethereal ballads, progressive rock and psychodelia.  We just got confirmation about a number of things regarding SunWheel Arts and Music Festival 2015. First, we found out that Kellianna AND Arthur Hinds are going to be performing this year. We can't wait to see Kellianna again and we have been waiting  a long time to meet Arthur. To celebrate, we will hear Arthur's Greenwood Woman from Poetry of Wonder and Kellianna's Maiden, Mother, Crone from Lady Moon.  Thanks for downloading the show! Thanks for walking The Wigglian Way!   

Sundays 8pm The Pagan Variety Show with host Pamela Kelly. Pop Paganism.  Bringing the best musicians, authors, trends, and more of the greater Pagan Community. This week Sharon Knight of Pandemonaeon.  New shows, new albums, new crowdfunding for you to help support Independent Pagan Music.   http://www.pandemonaeon.net/  and http://www.sharonknight.net/ Pandemonaeon is velvet and leather, blade and bone, the scent of jasmine and rose crushed with blood.  Blooming forth from the realms of dark fantasy and fierce magic, these blossoms of song speak to the fragile balance of celebration and melancholy that is divine nature enduring the trails of mortal flesh. May our lives be an intoxication of beauty. Sharon Knight's music is Neo-Folk Romantique Crowdfunding link:  www.sharonknightportals.net.     

We strive for Episode 125, and what happens? It Happens.  We have a pretty packed show for you.  Mojo got the chance to sit down with Anne Niven, the publisher of Witches & Pagans Magazine (and so much more). Thank you for coming on the show, Anne. We hope you all enjoy the interview.  We share a little bit about Morning Glory Zell and her passing. Hail and Farewell, Morning Glory! You were and continues to be an inspiration.  Mojo has had a few really great weeks and he tells us a little bit about his experience at the Shamanic Conference. Not only that, but GODZILLA was recently released and we were able to see it on opening night.  Blessed belated Beltaine. Ours was fantastic and we hope yours was too.  We have two events to share with you this episode. First, Sharon Knight and Winter are going to be here, in the Wigglian Theatre, July 24th. Contact us at thewigglianway@gmail.com for tickets. Limited seating so get your tickets today!  Mojo is playing the Sun Wheel Arts Festival June 27-July 1 in Central Alberta. I will be there too as your Mistress of Ceremonies. We are so excited and hope to see you there.  You may or may not be aware of who is headlinging the Sun Wheel Arts Festival, but we sure are, and you definitely want to be there. Damh the Bard is visiting Alberta from the UK. I believe that it is his first time in Canada. Let's show him a good time because I KNOW he will be showing us one.  On that note, our Feature Album is one of Damh's. From his 2009 release, Tales of the Crow Man, we hear The Cutty Wren and Hal and Tow. We conclude Episode 125 with Damh's The Two Magicians from the same album.  SJ Tucker has reworked one of our favourite tunes. Stay tuned for her new version of Snake Star Song.  Also, please welcome to the show, Tina Malia with her song, The Silent Awakening.  Thanks for listening to the show! It's all abuot the love.       

Pagans Tonight Radio Network presents: 8PM CST - Circle Sanctuary's Circle Talk:  (A Circle Sanctuary Radio Ministry program):  Tonight's Topic: Newcomers Guide to Pagans Festivals - Debra Rose talks with Oriana Miller about preparing for and experiencing Pagan camping festivals.  9 PM~ Pagan Music Project:It's May! It's May! The LUSTY month of May! It's all about Beltain, Baby! Tonight the focus is to may a soundtrack for your May Celebrations with old favorites and new favorites. Tunes from Kellianna Musica, Murphey's Midnight Rounders, Beltana Spellsinger, Tuatha Dea, SJ Tucker, Dragon Ritual Drummers, Damh the Bard, Emerald Rose, Celia Farran, Brian Henke, Ruth Barrett, Bekah Kelso, Sharon Knight, Ginger Doss, Chronilus, Witch's Mark, Cu Dubh, and who knows what else?

Thank you for joining me Down at the Crossroads where we have the conversations that the pagan community needs to have. Because as you know, we are, "Pagan culture for the Seasoned Pagan." Tonight, we meet with beloved occult artist, author, blogger, and witch Sarah Anne Lawless who is known for her artwork and her long-time running blog which can now be found at her website sarahannelawless.com. A professional artist, writer, and witch, Sarah’s work has been published in various books, magazines, and online in The Cauldron, Hex Magazine, Witches & Pagans, Witchvox, Serpent Songs, and Hoofprints in the Wildwood. She is a carver, painter, and illustrator working in the mediums of bone, wood, ink and paint creating original artwork, talismans, and ritual tools. Sarah is an animist, initiated witch, and wortcunner with a love of otherworldly beauty, folklore, mythology, poisonous plants, wildcrafting, wild places, and bones. - Bio, sarahannelawless.com Sarah and I discuss her path, the touchy issue of mental illness in the Pagan community, finding a teacher, as well as her recent projects, like her involvement in the Pagan Bundle, and publications like her appearance in Scarlet Imprints latest anthology of witchcraft essays titled "Serpent Song." And along with some great discussion we also get to hear music by Omnia, Sharon Knight and T. Thorn Coyle, Eluveitie, SJ Tucker, and Swallows. Enjoy!

Tonight, we meet with Celtic Folk Rocker Sharon Knight Down at the Crossroads to discuss her new album Neofolk Romantique of which we hear some songs from. Sharon and I even had a great discussion about some Pagan community issues and the development of modern Pagan culture. San Francisco songstress Sharon Knight is a Celtic folk singer in leather armbands. She plays octave mandolin as if it were an electric guitar and sings as though she means to summon a storm. Her penchant for combining fierce and gutsy bravado with ethereal beauty, a hearty dose of fantastical lyrics, and an obvious love of storytelling has inspired her own musical style, “Neofolk Romantique”. - www.sharonknight.net And along with hearing some music by Sharon we also get to hear some great songs by Finvarra, Sora, and S.J. Tucker. All this and more in our latest gathering down at the crossroads. Enjoy!

Musician and weaver of magic Sharon Knight is our guest this week. She talks with Andy about her music and how she creates it, the spirituality which drives her music and the business of being a musician. Sharon's Website: http://www.sharonknight.net/ (go listen to her music there for free!) Sharon's Blog: http://www.sharonknight.net/blog/ Scroll down for show notes! We love your feedback! Please let us know what you think – email us at radio@loveandmoneyrevolution.com, or leave us a comment below. If you’re not subscribed, please join us! How to subscribe: Most people subscribe to podcasts in iTunes; click the button to view the podcast in iTunes. Show notes from this episode with Sharon Knight: Sharon Knight has a unique description of her music: Neofolk Romantique. It started out as Celtic-inspired music. She learned on Celtic music, but over time she started writing more of her own songs which were inspired by Mythology. The staunch Celtic traditionalists called her out on it, so she decided to create her own genre. And there we have Neofolk Romantique. It’s Celtic-inspired and folk rock based, drawing on a lot of romance and Old World legends. She just decided on the description for this genre a few years ago while working on a project that’s due for release any day now. The pre-release version is available now. The pre-release was put out there to raise funds for this upcoming project. The pre-release is more intimate because it’s just her and her husband and music/business partner, Winter, as a duet. The newer project will include guest musicians and will be more fleshed-out. On the pre-lease, Winter plays acoustic guitar, and Sharon plays octave mandolin (larger and tuned an octave lower than a regular mandolin), acoustic guitar and an Irish drum called a bodhrán (pronounced similarly to boron). Sharon and Winter both sing on the CD. There are a couple of guest musicians on the pre-lease, but most of the music is Sharon and Winter. In the new, full version, there will be several guest musicians—their long-term collaborator, Caith Threefires will be playing a lot of different instruments from the mandolin family; he also plays keyboard and bass. A cellist will be sitting in. There will be several new songs, and some of the songs from the pre-lease will be removed. There will be bagpipes and some flutes and a dobro. It will still be acoustic, but the sound will be more fleshed-out. They have a darker, harder version of their sound in their band called Pandemonaeon. It’s formulated like an electric rock band, but it’s a very different sound. She describes it as Dead Can Dance mixed with hard rock and a little bit of metal, but the Folk influence is still there. She finds that their acoustic stuff is more well-known than their harder, electric stuff. This isn’t surprising because the acoustic music reaches the New Age and Neo-Pagan world where most of their fans come from. Sharon gives a broad description of Paganism: an earth-centered spirituality in which people live harmoniously with Nature and perform rituals to celebrate different cycles of the year. She says that there are Reconstructionist movements that try to reconstruct the pre-Christian thing, people who are trying to recreate, as close as possible, how the rituals were done before Christianity. Andy brings up the point that people tend to strongly disagree over what Pagan Reconstructionism really is, because how can any of us really know how things were done back then? Then there are people who want to recreate the meaning of it but realize that because we’re not living in that ancient world any more, things don’t really mean the same thing. Sharon says that most people she knows do a really good job of finding balance. That’s the place she comes from: Being inspired by some of the ancient traditions to live in harmony with Nature but making it relevant in our society as modern people.

Pagans Tonight Radio Network presents: 8 pm CST - The Tree of Life Hour - We'll be chatting with a few members of Murphy's Midnight Rounders and Sharon Knight about being a Pagan Musician. Plus we'll have some clips of music you may not have heard before! 9pm CST-The Pagan Pundit Hour-news and commentary with  Rev. Don Lewis-First Priest of the Correllian Tradition 

First, I seem to have a code in my node but that didn't stop us from making this episode. Twice. Long story, but I think Mojo covers it in the show.  Wow, did we ever have a great time at Pantheacon 2013. For anyone who missed it, we missed you, and we hope to see you next year. Both of us LOVE the atmosphere at Con. It's so us and we have so much fun.  Some of the fun we had included gorgeous ladies of music. I got to interview Wendy Rule and Sharon Knight. Together. At the same time. I was sweating (er...glowing) bullets. However, they were both so kind and so generous with their thoughts that they made it easy for me. I know you will enjoy the interview.  Wendy and Sharon both have courses that are beginning very soon. Wendy's is called Living a Life of Magic and Sharon's is The Ring of Enchantment. I am so tempted to take both these courses.  Of course, considering that they are both musicians, all our music this episode comes from Wendy and Sharon. The feature album is Live at the Castle on the Hills, by Wendy Rule. From that cd we hear Dance of the Wild Faeries, Animus, and Guided by Venus.  From Pandemonaeon we hear The Goat is on the Pole from Dangerous Beauty and The Shimmering Sheen from the album Pandemonaeon (in this song Winter does the main vocals).  We were so lucky to win a silent auction at Pantheacon for a gorgeous Grandfather drum called "SunDog". He is a beautiful and already well loved part of our coven and the rest of the group hasn't even met him! "SunDog" was created by Don Schulz who is the proprietor of The Different Drum. Thanks so much Don!  We met Dodie McKay for the first time at Pantheacon. She is a film maker and fellow Canadian. Dodie's film, The Winnipagans is on our coven movie night list, and I cannot wait to see it.  That wraps that up! Thanks for listening! Thanks for walking, The Wigglian Way. 

Thanks everybody for downloading the show, we are so glad that you did! We have an exciting episode for you! It's a double dose of the medicine called Sharon Knight. Sharon graced our studio with her virtual Skype presence to talk music and her new endeavour, The Ring of Enchantment.  Tonight's feature album is the debut (2000), self-titled album by Pandemonaeon. Tonight we hear This Night I Ride, Sunny Simone and we end off the show with Serpentina. During our second set of music we hear Imbolc from George Nicholas's album, Wild Soul and Bekah Kelso rounds out your musical entertainment this episode with Crossroads, from the movie Ember Days. Bekah was hugely involved in Ember Days and even plays Hekate of the Crossroads.  Thanks for joining us and spending some of your day listening to The Wigglian Way! 

Today is the Solstice. If you are reading/listening to this show after Solstice, WE MADE IT!! It's actually the beginning of so many things. The old age is over and the new age has begun.  For this, the last episode of the calendar year and also the episode that closes 6 years of Wigglian podcasting, we have a special guest. We were lucky enough to get a recording of a lecture that Ronald Hutton gave in September in London, England. Sparrow was supposed to be at that lecture but was unable to make it. Our good friend, Dennis, was kind enough to record it and send it to us. We hope you enjoy and learn a little about Pagan History.  We are not featuring an album on this episode but have 5 seasonal tunes for your enjoyment.  Our first song is by Damh the Bard and is called The Winter King, from the Spirit of Albion. Next we hear Light of the World by Sharon Knight and T. Thorn Coyle from the album Songs for a Waning Year.  We borrowed from mainstream music for the next three songs and they are Merry Christmas Baby (by Charles Brown, from the Blues at Christmas 1 cd), Little Drummer Boy (Bob Seger, Ultimate Hits), and finally Winter Wonderland (REO Speedwagon, Not So Silent Night).  Blessed Yule everybody. Stay safe and warm and don't drink and drive.  Thanks for Walking the Wigglian Way! 

WOW! Join host Devin Hunter as he brings in the Witches' New Year from the 2012 New Orleans Witches' Ball! Special Guests Wendy Rule, Sharon Knight, and Kim Carrielle Periloux. Music: Voodoo- Godsmack, Faith- Sharon Knight, Witch- The Bird and the Bee, Labrynth- SJ Tucker, Whispering behind the veil- Wendy Rule, Thriller- Michael Jackson, Somebodies Watching Me-, Bewitched- Raquy and the Caveman, Hacate- Wendy Rule, Dervish- The Changelings. To check out Wendy visit www.WendyRule.com , for more on Sharon visit www.SharonKnight.com. Check us out on the Pagan Radio Network by visiting www.PaganRadio.net. For more Modern Witch visit www.ModernWitchOnline.com!

WOW! Join host Devin Hunter as he brings in the Witches' New Year from the 2012 New Orleans Witches' Ball! Special Guests Wendy Rule, Sharon Knight, and Kim Carrielle Periloux.Music: Voodoo- Godsmack, Faith- Sharon Knight, Witch- The Bird and the Bee, Labrynth- SJ Tucker, Whispering behind the veil- Wendy Rule, Thriller- Michael Jackson, Somebodies Watching Me-, Bewitched- Raquy and the Caveman, Hacate- Wendy Rule, Dervish- The Changelings.To check out Wendy visit www.WendyRule.com , for more on Sharon visit www.SharonKnight.com.Check us out on the Pagan Radio Network by visiting www.PaganRadio.net. For more Modern Witch visit www.ModernWitchOnline.com!

Mojo was very lucky to be able to interview Sabina Magliocco for this episode. She is a brilliant educator and we thank her very much for gracing our show with her presence.  During the last little while The Wigglian Way studios received a wonderful bit of mail which ends up being our Feature Album. It is a double album by Spiral Dance, called, Through a Sylvan Doorway. From this new release we hear The Sylvan Doorway, Fae Dance, and Asgard's Chase. The three tracks we play from this 2012 release are all on the 1st disc. Wait until we hear the 2nd one!  This was a week of firsts. We are lucky enough to be able to play the new World Premier by our good friend Akashik. This track is called I Can Remember. To complete our playlist for Episode 106 we hear Sharon Knight and Pandemonaeon with Scent of your Skin, from Temple of Dreams.  As Mojo promised, we have good news/bad news and bad news/good news. Tune in to find out what that might be.  It's all about the Love! 

June 24, 2012, sermon by Dr. Janet Forbes, Sharon Knight and Jessica Schuler

And yet, there are no dalmations.  This is a "taking care of business" episode where we share about the Sun Wheel Pagan Arts Festival with an interview with Ed (co-owner of Where Faeries Live in Edmonton, Alberta). Mojo also interviews Thom from Raven's Call.  The Feature album is no surprise as we were lucky and honoured to host Sharon Knight and Winter this last weekend for a really great concert. The album is their 2011 release, Neofolk Romantique. From that recording we hear Saucy Sailor, Song of the Wandering Aengus, and Bells of Alluria. We also hear Raven's Call with The Charge and Mojo's Solstice Day.  We are going to have a quick turnaround as next week we are recording Episode 102. Keep your eyes and ears open.  Thank for walking The Wigglian Way! 

I will tell you this...I never thought that we'd make it to Episode 99, and I am sure Mojo didn't either. But, here we are and we are HERE with a HUGE bang. This is a jam-packed busy episode full of fun information, laughter, and music. We hope that you enjoy.  We kick off this massive show with Sheldon, the Facilities Co-ordinator for the Gathering for Life on Earth. Sheldon shares some of the very cool things that will happen at the Festival during the last weekend in May.  How lucky is The Wigglian Way to have not one but TWO interviews for a single episode? Our second interview is with the esteemed philosper, Dr. Brendan Myers. The good Doc shares with us some of the exciting things happening in his life. Brendan has just published Circles of Meaning, Labyrinths of Fear and his first novel, Fellwater (which is on my nook and I am reading right now- well not now, but you know what I mean). Brendan has also "published" Iron Age- Council of the Clans which is a downloadable game. How's that for a busy man?  Speaking of busy men, Devin Hunter- podkin extraordinaire, has a number of projects happening all at once as well! Modern Witch Magazine First Edition is now available as is Devin's book 10 Things You Can Do Now to make Your Magic More Effective. Considering Devin now has more hours in the day than the rest of us I think the has read his own book.  There is nothing like Hippy Pagan People to brighten your day and thankfullythe lovely Bekah Kelso has written a great song to prove it! What Lucky Bird (s) we are that we get to feast on these lovely sounds just as the Seething Sun is growing ever stronger. These three songs are all part of our Feature Album Departures by Bekah Kelso.  We also hear Egil Saga from the album Licht by Faun and Double Edged Sword from the album Incantation by our friend Sharon Knight.  Folks, thanks for visiting with us for 99 Episodes. As we head in to a new millenia of episodes we want to thank you for walking The Wigglian Way! 

Two steps forward and one back? The closer we get to Episode 100 the harder it is to see. We will get there. It's only 5 episodes. It's bound to happen. Right? Right? Right!  We talk about the busy month that February is turning out to be for us. For such a short month it sure has a lot packed into it. Sparrow's segment is quaintly named, "clothing/modesty/misogyny/slut whore topic"...and is a rant against the word SLUT. We discuss about many workshops and lectures that are available at Pantheacon, in San Jose, this year and which ones we'd like to go to. We leave in just a few days.  The feature album for tonight's episode is, As Nature Intended, by Damh the Bard. It's a live unplugged album and we LOVE it! From the album we hear Pagan Ways, Gently Johnny, and The Hills they are Hollow. Alexander James Adams, Sharon Knight, and T.Thorn Coyle will all be at Pantheacon so we share some of their music with you on Episode 95. From Alec we hear Blood and Passion from Balance of Nature. From Sharon and Thorn's album Songs for the Strengthening Sun we hear Joys of Springtime.  The Sun IS strengthening. If we all sing, laugh, dance, and love LOUD the Sun will return. Summer will come again.  Speaking of summer, we have our first summer festival announcement! The Sun Wheel Pagan Arts Festival, June 29th to July 2nd, just outside of Edmonton, Alberta! Thanks for visiting with us and for downloading the show. Thanks for walking The Wigglian Way! 

Hail Wigglians! We have returned for another episode of The Wigglian Way, thank you so much for your continuing support and patience along the way! You can check out Sparrow's blog, Get Your Hair Done and Quit Your Real Job, for a brief explaination of why we were away for so long, or you can just listen to the show! Tonight, Sparrow talks about group mind and Mojo continues his look at the male archetypes with a look at the Lover. Tonight's feature album is the 2004 release by Sharon Knight, Song of the Sea. From Song of the Sea we hear Phoenix from the Ashes, Lagan Love and we end the show with King Willie. We also hear Kellianna's Fire Transform Me and Omina's Saltatio Vita and in hounour of our beloved covenmate's handfasting, we are throwing in a bonus song, Handfasting Blessing by SJ Tucker, at no extra cost to the listeners! PodKin Love! Thanks again, everyone, for all that you do for us, without you, there is no show!

Hey there witches! Episode 14 features singer/songwriter/Goddess of muse Sharon Knight, and a round table discussion on recent Dianic Tradition snafoos at the 2011 Pantheacon, Transgender people in the craft, pagan leadership, and community collaboration with special guest correspondent Ms. Rabbit Matthews of CAYA! Music by Sharon Knight and Pandemonaeon, Show Theme by Hungary Lucy.

Hey there witches! Episode 14 features singer/songwriter/Goddess of muse Sharon Knight, and a round table discussion on recent Dianic Tradition snafoos at the 2011 Pantheacon, Transgender people in the craft, pagan leadership, and community collaboration with special guest correspondent Ms. Rabbit Matthews of CAYA! Music by Sharon Knight and Pandemonaeon, Show Theme by Hungary Lucy.

Hot fun in the summertime......hot fun in the summertime....... Eh, Wigglians, how you doin'? Well, we hope that you are doing fine! How fine? Super Fine! Thank you so much for downloading the show! Tonight's show features and interview with Wiccan priest ad pagan author, Jimahl Di Fiosa. Jimahl has three books currently available, including ALL THE KING'S CHILDREN, The Human Legacy of Alex Sanders, with his fourth book, A Coin for the Ferryman due out in Oct., we hope you enjoy the interview. Tonight's feature album is from dear friend to Wigglians everywhere, SJ Tucker and her new album Mischief. Tonight we hear Love Lies, Neptune and we finish the show with Witchka. Speaking of Mischief, we have discovered who left their copy at The Wigglian Way studio, maybe it was you! Also tonight, we hear from Sharon Knight, off of her Incantation album, please dig on Black Jack Davy and 13 Knots. We also have some updates to SJ's upcoming Strowler Nights! Listen to find out how you can get 10% off of registration to Strowler Nights, just by being a listener to The Wigglian Way! Podkin Love! Again, thanks for downloading and listening to the show. We know how busy summer gets and we love that you take time for us.  After all, it's all about the Love! Not to mention the fact , you fcnukig ROCK!  

New music tonight from Tugboat Bromberg, Sharon Knight, and The Good Ship. Woot!

>Well well well, look who's back! That's right, H1N1, hard drive crash be damned, it's us and we're back for Episode 61, thank you so much for downloading the show. Tonight, Mojo begins his look at the four basic male Archetypes starting with The Warrior. Warriors, come out to play-ee-yay. Sparrow has a Yuletide tale from the Witchy Godmother to share with everyone. Tonight's feature album is the self titled album from The Devil Makes Three. From The Devil Makes Three, we're going to hear Shades and Old Number Seven and we end the show with The Plank. Great stuff. We also hear Christmas in the Southland by the Bone Poets Orchestra and from Songs for the Waning Year by Sharon Knight and T. Thorn Coyle, we hear Solstice Prayer. Yule is just around the corner, we can't promise another show before Yule, so everyone here at The Wigglian Way would like to wish you a happy holiday season, whichever holiday that you are celebrating. We're a little spoiled around here at The Wigglian Way because you, dear listener, make it seem like Yule all year round. Every download, vote, comment, and email is a gift to us - thank you!  

Well met, Wigglians! Thank you so much for taking the time to download and listen to our little labour of Love! Tonight's show is all about the pentagram! We also announce the winners of the D2D CD 'Remixed' and the winner of the beautiful piece by Mel Kickland.Tonight's feature album is the first album by Sharon Knight, 'Incantation'. We play Bardic Voices and Mother of the World and we end the show with Bewitched, please enjoy. We also hear 'Pentagram' by Chalice and Blade and 'Etrezomp-ni_Kelted' by Omnia.PodKin Love!Thanks again for downloading the show, it means so much to us! YOU are the bestest listener ever!

Celebrate the ancestors with the novel Ravenwolf! We begin to celebrate the festival of the ancestors with some great music, an excerpt from the novel Ravenwolf and some very powerful poetry from renowned Irish poet Aine Mac Aodha. Full show notes, details and Contributor pages over at our main Website at http://celticmythpodshow.com/halloween1 Running Order: Intro 0:41 News & Views 1:19 Hy Brasil Podcast 2:26 Hallowe'en 3:01 Aftermath by Saor Patrol 6:00 Fire of the Gaels & Mise Eire by Aine MacAodha 11:37 The Book of Invasions by The Hungry Bentleys 15:40 Ravenwolf by Kelly Heckart 18:33 Song of the Sea by Sharon Knight 31:55 Feedback 39:58 Promo - School of Podcasting 39:17 Irish Phrase of the Day 40:03 Outtakes 40:30 We hope you enjoy it! Gary & Ruthie x x Released: 1st November 2008, 43m   We love to hear from you! Please email garyandruth@celticmythpodshow.com, or call us using Speakpipe News & Views We tell our listeners about the technical difficulties we have been having with a server crash and apologise for any delays. We also talk about the new Icelandic film about Vikings, Saga, and wonder where the Celtic films are? We also send greetings and welcomes to our new Portuguese listeners and with the help of Aline Martins from the Hy Brasil Podcast, Gary tries his hand at a little Portuguese.   Hy Brasil Podcast Aline Martins Aline Martins is the irrepressible hostess of the Hy Brasil podcast, the plays some great Celtic/Folk music (much in English) as well as discussing Celtic culture and beliefs. You can find the podcast on mypodcast.com or Podbean, or find out more about Aline.   Hallowe'en We also discuss some of the meaning of Hallowe'en or Samhain to the Ancient Celts and quote from Thomas Rolleston's book Myths and Legends of the Celtic Race which can be found on Sacred Texts.   Aftermath (Blar Loch Lochy) by Saor Patrol The unique sound of Scotland in the 21st century, bringing the sounds of the past into the present and launching the listener into an exciting future for this Scottish band based at their Kincardine headquarters in Scotland. Those that have heard SAOR PATROL live never forget the visual image, and the vibrant energy they send out to their audience during a performance. Their vibrant pipe tunes and drum rhythms please, and excite, many a crowd from all walks of life. Still holding onto their unique sound and style they continue to combine old roots and new blood. Once again Saor Patrol has brought to you their very own Celtabilly music. Aftermath (Blar-Nan-Leine 1544) Battle of the Field of Shirts The Battle of Kinloch-Lochy, also known as the Battle of the Shirts or Blar na Léine, was a 1544 battle in Scotland, fought between branches of the Clan Donald, with the involvement of their allies the Clan Cameron against the Clan Fraser, led by Fraser of Lovat, who was aided by members of Clan Grant. The site was on Loch Lochy. [wiki]. See also Clan Cameron's description. The Clanranald Trust Duncarrow All of the members of Saor Patrol are deeply involved in Charity Work, starting the Clanranald Trust. They say: Our ultimate aim is to replicate a medieval Motte and Bailey Fort as an interactive educational visitor attraction (See more at DunCarron). The idea behind the project is to provide an arena in which groups, individuals and school parties can experience the atmosphere of an authentic medieval working community. Once completed the Trust intend to use this development as a centre from which to base their work with the local community and educational institutions, whilst also offering a great forum for companies to entertain clients and employees alike. The Film and TV industries will also find the project useful as a “set”. See their Myspace page and hear more music or visit their homepage, Saor Patrol. You can find out more details about Saor Patrol on their Contributor Page on our website. You can visit the Clan Ranald site or see more details on our Charity page.   Fire of the Gaels & Mise Eire by Aine MacAodha She says: I am A writer and rising photographer from Omagh in Tyrone,Ireland, AkA (Ann Keys). I write poetry and Short Stories, was awarded The Tyrone Guthrie bursary from Omagh District council. Published in Magazines including, Argotist online,Luciole Press, Arabesque press, Red Pulp Writers,Shamrock Haiku, Irish Hailu, Citizen 32, The herald, Oasis Press, Forward Press, New Belfast Arts, Faces of the Goddess,and poetry now. My first collection of poems titled, 'Where The Three Rivers Meet', can be purchased as a hard copy or as a download. You can find Aine on her Myspace page or more details about her on our Contributor Page, including where to get her book.   The Book of Invasions by The Hungry Bentleys Beautifully crafted, elegiac lyrics set to acoustic minor key. Guitar and piano blended like a vintage whisky. And those lyrics; at once verbose and precise. Aural sketches of the persistent low cloud in John’s North Western home town, but Hungry Bentley also make time to notice the single shaft of sunlight breaking through, illuminating the Cemetery Gates. Songs of love, songs of joy, songs of hope to make you smile and dream and weep. This track is a collaboration between John of the Hungry Bentleys and Irish poet Nigel McLoughlin. Nigel McLoughlin is the author of four collections of poetry, the latest of which is Dissonances (bluechrome, 2007). You can find the Hungry Bentleys on Myspace. You can find out more details about Nigel on his Myspace page or about them both on their Contributor Page on our website.   Ravenwolf by Kelly Heckart In this, the second contribution from Celtic Romance author Kelley Heckart, Ravenwolf takes the reader on a journey to an ancient land filled with spiteful goddesses who threaten to tear Ambiorix and Nemu apart. To protect his family from harm, Ambiorix has no choice but to join the Roman Army, once again commanding a cavalry unit, and torn between the soldier inside and being a husband and father. Nemu must confront a past life that is filled with betrayal, loss and revenge. As her past life collides with her present life, she finds herself trapped in the Celtic Underworld by a god who was once obsessed with her when she was known as Becuille. You can visit Kelley Heckart's website or find out much more about her and where to get her books on our Contributor Page.   Song of the Sea by Sharon Knight Alive with soulful longing, passionate hope, and vivid imagery, the music of Sharon Knight is a journey into the otherworldly mists of a timeless land, filled with brave heroes, epic love, and mythical quests. For more than 10 years, the San Francisco Celtic songstress has been performing and recording her unique musical vision as both a solo artist and fronting the world-rock fusion band Pandemonaeon. Her voice is strong and soulful, with a hint of vulnerability, and her striking poetry is set to lush instrumentation reminiscent of Loreena McKennitt’s work. Sharon has also been favorably compared with Fairport Convention, Stevie Nicks, and Tori Amos. Sharon can be found on Myspace, but Sharon's own website, Sharon Knight: Music, Myth & Magic is a beautifully designed tour de force about Sharon and her work. You can find out more about Sharon on her Contributor Page on our website.    Feedback We talk about the inspiration that Dave Jackson of the School of Podcasting has given us as regards making our website more useable by the Visually Impaired on Show 155. As a Thank You, we play you his Promo.   Promo - School of Podcasting Dave Jackson School Of Podcasting Morning Announcements is the superb podcast that goes with Dave's School of Podcasting. I must admit I have been following this for quite a while now. Dave says: If you are looking to start a church podcast to reach a global audience, a business podcast looking to qualify leads, a school looking to boost education through podcasting, an entrepreneur looking to get more sales, I’ve helped them all start and launch successful podcasts. Check out the School of Podcasting.   Irish Phrase of the Day Go Raith Maith Agat - Thank you very much. Also, in the show we mention that this means Thank you a Thousand Times - that's wrong. Oops! The phrase for Thank you a Thousand times is Go Raith Mile Maith Agat.     Get EXTRA content in the Celtic Myth Podshow App for iOS, Android & Windows Contact Us: You can leave us a message by using the Speakpipe Email us at: garyandruth@celticmythpodshow.com. Facebook fan-page http://www.facebook.com/CelticMythPodshow, Twitter (@CelticMythShow) or Snapchat (@garyandruth), Pinterest (celticmythshow) or Instagram (celticmythshow)   Help Spread the Word: Please also consider leaving us a rating, a review and subscribing in iTunes or 'Liking' our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/CelticMythPodshow as it helps let people discover our show - thank you :) If you've enjoyed the show, would you mind sharing it on Twitter please? Click here to post a tweet! Ways to subscribe to the Celtic Myth Podshow: Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS Click here to subscribe via Stitcher Special Thanks For incidental music: The Village's Inn & Before Midnight, from Artanis by Armolithae. See the Contributor Page for details. Commemmoration from Heart of Winter by Frozen Silence. See the Contributor Page for details. Diane Arkenstone The Secret Garden. See the Contributor Page for details. Kim Robertson, Angels in Disguise. See the Contributor Page for more details. Jigger, Time Ticks Away. See the Contributor Page for more details.   For our Theme Music: The Skylark and Haghole, the brilliant Culann's Hounds. See their Contributor page for details.   Additional Sources And, of course, the Awen - inspiration and imagination!   Extra Special Thanks for Unrestricted Access to Wonderful Music (in Alphabetic order) Anne Roos Extra Special thanks go for permission to use any of her masterful music to Anne Roos. You can find out more about Anne on her website or on her Contributor page. Caera Extra Special thanks go for permission to any of her evocative harping and Gaelic singing to Caera. You can find out more about Caera on her website or on her Contributor Page. Celia Extra Special Thanks go for permission to use any of her wonderful music to Celia Farran. You can find out more about Celia on her website or on her Contributor Page. Damh the Bard Extra Special thanks go to Damh the Bard for his permission to use any of his music on the Show. You can find out more about Damh (Dave) on his website or on his Contributor Page. The Dolmen Extra Special thanks also go to The Dolmen, for their permission to use any of their fantastic Celtic Folk/Rock music on the Show. You can find out more about The Dolmen on their website or on our Contributor page. Keltoria Extra Special thanks go for permission to use any of their inspired music to Keltoria. You can find out more about Keltoria on their website or on their Contributor page. Kevin Skinner Extra Special thanks go for permission to use any of his superb music to Kevin Skinner. You can find out more about Kevin on his website or on his Contributor page. Phil Thornton Extra Special Thanks go for permission to use any of his astounding ambient music to the Sonic Sorcerer himself, Phil Thornton. You can find out more about Phil on his website or on his Contributor Page. S.J. Tucker Extra Special thanks go to Sooj for her permission to use any of her superb music. You can find out more about Sooj on her website or on her Contributor page. Spiral Dance Extra Special thanks go for permission to use Adrienne and the band to use any of their music in the show. You can find out more about Spiral Dance on their website or on their Contributor page.   Save