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EPISODE · Dec 14, 2015 · 46 MIN

TWIH Episode 63: Druidism, Accessibility, and Music with Elly Hadaway

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In this episode we talk to Elly Hadaway who is a musician, Druid, and Quaker, who is disabled. We talk about the intersections between Druidism and Quakerism, accessibility and sometimes lack thereof, in the pagan community, and her recently released EP "Tell Me Where the Ocean Went" (which you can buy through the BandCamp link below). The song at the end of the show is "I Am The Mountain" from her new album. Elly Hadaway is an English folk singer, ukulele player and songwriter, who's also been a jazz bass player, classical soprano and choral composer. They are a Christo-Pagan Druid, and their work draws on a deep love of nature and a fascination with the stories that lie in landscapes. They spend rather too much time being stuck inside due to their disabilities, and far too little time yomping up mountains and engaging with the Gods." Links Bandcamp page: https://ellythefolk.bandcamp.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/EllyTheFolk Twitter: @ellythefolk

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