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Siobhan Ball welcomes our readers to soup season with a look into the history of sage's association with healing and other forms of magic, along with a recipe for white bean soup with sage and chorizo crumb. Continue reading The Lore of Sage at The Wild Hunt.
Drawing upon the models presented by the Norse gods Tyr and Thor, Karl E.H. Seigfried argues for the Heathen ethic of taking action against injustice despite personal costs. Continue reading Tyr, Thor, Monsters, and Macklemore at The Wild Hunt.
Beatrix Kondo reviews the first book in the Witches of Olderea series by Ireen Chau. "Think Jane Austen crashing a Barbie movie, if Barbie could accidentally hex a prince." Continue reading Witchy Reads for a Happy Ending: The Herbwitch’s Apprentice at The Wild Hunt.
"Support Pagan owned, or values-aligned, small businesses" writes ATC Archpriest Dusty Dionne as they discuss the aligning spending and donations with Pagan values to strengthen the community. Continue reading Letters to the Editor: Spending in Alignment with Pagan Values Matters More Than Ever at The Wild Hunt.
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Sadly, some pearls were harmed in the preparation of an article. But things get better! Tower Grove Pride in St. Louis focuses on magickal traditions and LGBTQIA+ identities; Cherry Hill Seminary celebrates new ordinations (Congratulations!); plus Star’s Tarot, events, announcement
An 11th-century serpent pendant discovered in northwestern Russia pairs a Christian warrior saint with a snake-haired figure rooted in the Medusa tradition, revealing the complex intersection of Christian faith and older protective practices in medieval Rus’. Continue reading Two Faces of Faith: 11th-Century Amulet wit
More than 56 million years ago, something took wing. Now, combining ancient fossils with genomes from living species, researchers are rewriting the bat family tree, and tracing these creatures toward their mysterious beginnings in Paleocene Europe. Continue reading Something Took Wing in Paleocene Sunsets at The Wild H
At the September equinox, the Wheel turns once again. Selena Fox, Belladonna LaVeau, Lilith Wolf, Jim Sayers, Macha NightMare, and Manny Tejeda y Moreno share reflections on harvest, gratitude, death, renewal, and balance. Continue reading The Wheel Turns: Pagan Voices for the September Equinox at The Wild Hunt.
"I would warn you that there will be spoilers," writes Meg Elison in her review of the new film Practical Magic 2, "but there doesn’t seem to be much point as the sequel retells the same story as the original." Continue reading Nostalgia is a Curse at The Wild Hunt.
Lehigh Valley Pagan Pride Day continued despite repeated disruptions by Christian protesters, who reportedly confronted adults and children before security intervened and police ultimately removed them from the event. Continue reading Pagan Pride Celebration Continues After Protesters Disrupt Lehigh Valley Pagan Pride
Federal actions targeting wolf protections and roadless national forests could reshape U.S. conservation policy, raising a larger question about the relationship between protecting wildlife and preserving the landscapes that species depend upon for survival. Continue reading Wolves and Wild Places: Two Federal Actions
"As a nation," writes Clio Ajana, "the bicentennial was the American attempt to enjoy a blissful harmonic period as emphasized in music with singles and albums that praised our ability to reach two centuries of existence without killing each other." Continue reading Remembering the Music of 1976 at The Wild Hunt.
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