Unty Key's Okie Magic Podcast Episode 2: The Saga of Rogue the Red of Neck. Download directly or through Spotify, Player FM or check your favorite podcast source. In this episode, your Unty Key sits down with Rogue of Rogue Tradition to talk about our own love affairs with the land, football, All-Father, and being "redneck pagan". Here is how to find her and the slew of other things I said I'd give links to:You can find Rogue Tradition on FB, Etsy, and Instagram and email at aroguetradition@gmail.com.
Also mentioned:
The NE Oklahoma Pagans FB Group
New Moon Rising with Pax at Anchor, spotify or others OR find him on FB
Fireside Chat with Eimear #23 (with Shanda!) from the OBOD channel
Indigenizing Philosophy through the Land: A Trickster Methodology for Decolonizing Environmental Ethics and Indigenous Futures by Brian Burkhart on Amazon
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Friday, February 26, 2021
Monday, January 25, 2021
Podcast Episode 1
Looks like we've got ourselves a podcast. I want to know about how other people experience Oklahoma as a magical place and live their magical lives here, so I thought I would ask them and record it for you. The best way to begin a venture is just to begin. Nobody is gonna call me a perfectionist with this one. But Happy Imbolc, we have a podcast! Hopefully soon you'll be able to listen in your fav podcast app. For now, go on over to untykey.buzzsprout.com and have a listen!
Notes: the book mentioned is Land, Wood, and Water by Robert S. Kerr, published in 1960.
Also, I straight up stole the question "Is druidry something you do or something you are?" from OBOD Chosen Chief Eimear Burke's Fireside Chats. Erm. Sorry. She won't hear this. It's cool.
Here are some show notes:
Welcome to Episode 1, wherein your Unty Key awkwardly tells you who they are. where this ride might take us, and what exactly their intentions toward you are. We talk what it means to be magical in Oklahoma, what the land means to us, and the wonder and challenges of living the magical life here. Key is joined by Vyvyan Wormwood (vyvyanwormwood.wordpress.com) and Shanda McDonald, both members of the Order of Bards, Ovates, and Druids (druidry.org) and the Oklahoma OBOD Grove Circle of the Six-Fold Path.Notes: the book mentioned is Land, Wood, and Water by Robert S. Kerr, published in 1960.
Also, I straight up stole the question "Is druidry something you do or something you are?" from OBOD Chosen Chief Eimear Burke's Fireside Chats. Erm. Sorry. She won't hear this. It's cool.
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