The “devil,” Rowan Gant, and the Witches’ Creed
I have a great show lined up for you today. I hope everyone got into the new Year safely, and that 2010 finds you in good health. My 2009 ended with an awesome surprise. Someone bought a copy of my liturgical play “Baldur’s Death.” 29 pages worth of rhyme and meter, and someone bought a copy at last.
I am going to continue my discussion of Margaret Murray’s “The Witch-Cult in Western Europe.” Today, we’ll go into her description of the so-called devil as a God and as a man. We have, of course, Pagan Headlines, and that will be followed by an interview with Murv Sellars, creator of the “Rowan Gant Mysteries,” a series of novels about a Wiccan crime fighter. And today, I’ll be sure to include an introduction to Wicca element. We’ll tale a look at Doreen Valiente’s beautiful poem “The Witches’ Creed.”
Thanks to our musical artists: Celtic Fusion, Beltana, Kevin Bilchik, Wendy Rule, and Abby Spinner McBride — and a special thanks to our featured artist, Wendy Rule.
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I found your podcast thanks to the Wigglian Way. I really enjoyed it and look forward to hearing future casts.
Many thanks,
Katherine
My husband is going to be so happy about your podcast returning. He has been in mourning for like two years or so! lol Weirdly, he found this podcast on his own and mentioned it to me one day not knowing that I had met you long ago when I lived in Sioux City. After all, there can really only be one pagan dude named Jeva Singh-Anand, right??
It feels good to be back! Thank you for your kind words.
Thank you. The next show is coming out Monday!
I love this podcast!
I found your podcast thanks to the Wigglian Way. I really enjoyed it and look forward to hearing future casts.
Many thanks,
Katherine
It feels good to be back! Thank you for your kind words.
Thank you. The next show is coming out Monday!
My husband is going to be so happy about your podcast returning. He has been in mourning for like two years or so! lol Weirdly, he found this podcast on his own and mentioned it to me one day not knowing that I had met you long ago when I lived in Sioux City. After all, there can really only be one pagan dude named Jeva Singh-Anand, right??