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The Hagstone Podcast
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Magic and the Weaving of Relationship with Erik Ohlsen
Greetings Hagstone Listeners!Writing to you from the edge of an unintentional, and honestly much needed summer hiatus from post, don’t you worry regular content will resume when the time is right. For now check out today’s episode and a very special workshop announcement!See you soon, IMBAS...
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The Imbas Transmissions Episode 3
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit hagstonepodcast.substack.com Greetings dear Hagstone Listeners, Happy William Blake to those who celebrate, the legend goes that he passed away at 6 PM London Time on August 12th 1827. As you know Blake haunts the writing and…
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The Imbas Transmissions - Episode 2 - With Teagan West
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit hagstonepodcast.substack.com Enjoy a Patreon preview of the second episode of The Imbas Transmissions the new Patreon exclusive podcast collaboration I am doing with Chad Andro of Radical Elphame. This time, we sit down with Teagan…
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The Imbas Transmissions -Episode 1- with Chad Andro
Greetings all, Excited to bring you a glimpse of the first episode of a Patreon exclusive series I’ll be doing with, friend of the pod, Chad Andro of Radical Elphame. We wanted to find a way to expand on some of the conversations we’ve been having behind the scenes and share them with the kind...
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Accountability, My Joyful Compass
What does it mean to reclaim your cultural heritage in service to struggle? And what do you owe the people whose land you live on when you don’t know your own songs? This month Chaise sits down with Ben Reid-Howells — Scottish-Canadian community organizer, co-founder of Deep Roots Alba. Ben’s…
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By the Working of the Work: Returning to the Earth
Todd Elliott farms 30 acres on a ridgetop in Owen County, Kentucky, and his magical practice grows directly from that land. His book The Cunning Farmer: Agrarian Magic, Mythology and Folklore (Inner Traditions International) is the ground this conversation rises from, but the roots go much…
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The Weird Rediscovery of the Extraordinary
In this month’s episode of The Hagstone, Chaise Levy sits down with Dutch-based oral storyteller Simon Hodges, known as Lindenbauer, to wander the marshlands between land and fairy, cultivation and wildness, memory and responsibility. Beginning in the drowned farmlands of the Biesbosch, a tidal...
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All We Ever Really Have Is Story
In this month’s episode of The Hagstone, Chaise Levy sits down with Scott Richardson-Read to trace the living force of story shapes nations, roots itself in land, and moves through communities as something more than metaphor. Beginning with the claim that “all we ever really have is story,” the...
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The Sublime Dread of Faery: A Faerie Apologetics with Chad Andro
In this months episode of The Hagstone, Chaise Levy sits down with Chad Andro of Radical Elphame to explore what Chad calls fairy apologetics, a reexamination of fairy lore that pushes back against fear-based, extractive, and overly dualistic approaches to the Otherworld. Drawing from folklore,...
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Awakening Yule: Troubling the Monsters of Cultural Redemption with Rune Hjarnø Rasmussen
Happy Winter Solstice Northern Spirit House community.Today we are sharing a conversation between Chaise Levy, John Wolfstone, and Rune Hjarnø Rasmussen on From the Dragon Heart, which took place just before Yule in 2023. We are so thankful for John hosting and sharing the original episode, and…
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Call of the Nightfall Bloom: Datura Beyond Flying Ointments with Nay Noordmans
This week on the Hagstone Podcast Chaise is joined again by Nay Noordmans of the House of Gnomi. This time we dive into the magical history of Datura, and it nexus of lore across this wild green earth.In the conversation we dive deep into the well of Datura’s spirit, and find there a clarion call...
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Listening to the Sounds of the Footsteps of a Cat: the Power of Narrative Charms
This week on the Hagstone Podcast Chaise and Andreas are joined by Carl Nordblom. Carl is the author of the wonderful book Historiola: the Power of Narrative Charms published in 2021 by Hadean Press. If you haven’t read this book we highly suggest finding yourself a copy.This is a deep…
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Becoming what the land demands: Appalachian Folk Magic
This week on the Hagstone Podcast Chaise sits down with Rebecca Beyer of the Blood and Spicebush School of Old Craft. The conversation ranges through topics of land connectedness, connecting with ancestral traditions, and the particular power that the traditions of Appalachia have for showing a…
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Words of Truth and Power: Finding the Others
This week on the Hagstone Podcast Chaise sits down to chat with Rose Aurora for a lively conversation on Fairy and Elf lore, magical storytelling, and the fundamental power of Truth. Rose is a sorceress, seer, and trollkvinna. Born into a lineage of Celtic fairy seership & witchcraft, Rose has…
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A Candle burns brighter in the Dark: Trolldom with Johannes Gårdbäck
This week on the Hagstone Podcast Chaise and Andreas sit down to chat with Johannes Gårdbäck to discuss trolldom and some of the amazing work he has brewing at Urhall. Johannes B. Gårdbäck is the author of “Trolldom – Spells and Methods of the Norse Folkmagic Tradition”, (Y.I.P.P.I.E, 2014). He…
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The Tapestry of Knowing with Sydney Kale
This week on the Hagstone Podcast we are speaking with Sydney Kale. Sydney is a Ph.D. student of Wisdom Studies at Ubiquity University, focusing on plant intelligence and phenomenology. Her plant-relationship practice culminates in an exploration of co-authorship with plants in both academic and...
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"Visual Magic: Making the images Sing" with Arrowyn Craban Lauer
On this week’s episode of the Hagstone Podcast Chaise is speaking with Arrowyn Craban Lauer. Arrowyn is an artist, a witch, and a mother who is based in Portland, Oregon. Arrowyn is the co-creator of Hex Magazine which ran from 2007-2014. It is a weaving conversation about the power of dreams,...
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Folklore is not a Spectator sport with Z. Hudelot
On this week’s episode of the Hagstone Podcast Chaise is speaking with Z. Hudelot. Z is an educator, historian, researcher, and a forager working at the intersection of folklore, folk practice and scientific study. It is a fascinating and wide ranging conversation covering Z’s work with the...
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The Little Men of Earthly Magic with Nay Noordmans
This week on the Hagstone Podcast Chaise sat down with Nay Noordmans of House of Gnomi on Instagram to chat all things Gnomes. The conversation moves through topics of connection to place, the benefits of working from folklore to develop relationships with the ecology, and the ever present…
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Spirit Flight of the Hare with Albert Shiell
Albert Shiell is a practicing folk magician and seiðkarl from Lewes, Sussex, England. Today he lives in Reykjavík, Iceland where he spends time in the land and working with spirits. He is the author of the two books: Icelandic Folk Magic, Witchcraft of the North and Icelandic Plant Magic: Folk...
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Loving life as it is: Animism and Magical Blacksmithing with Marcus McCoy
Marcus McCoy A student of plants since he was a child, Marcus R. McCoy holds a A student of plants since he was a child, Marcus R. McCoy holds a degree in Transpersonal Anthropology with a focus on the ethnobotany of magical plants. He is the progenitor of Bioregional Animism, and has published…
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Living your Legend: A Myth could save your life
Audrey Nova di Mola is a Queens, New York City-born oral tradition storyteller, lifelong writer/artist, creative facilitator, and sacred space-holder; a wing-footed accompanist through the wilds of the deep heart. She is underworld-grown, grounded in the learnings of her descents and dedicated to...
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The Basket of Bear Fur and Oak Leaves
This month on the Northern Spirit House Podcast Chaise speaks with Roy Arthur Blodgett. Roy is a naturalist and writer currently living in Jerusalem Valley, within the ancestral homeland of the Lake Miwok. In the episode they speak about the braid of the love of language with the love of the…
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The Song Beneath the Lowland Soil
Simon Hodges has a lifelong love affair with both myth and non-duality - a combination he attempts to make sense of in his newsletter the Linden Bower. He organises storytelling locally and for disadvantaged groups, and writes for a living. His work with story focuses on the electric contact...
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Utiseta: Becoming of Place
For Episode 4 of the Northern Spirit House Podcast, Chaise sat down with Lien de Coster to speak about the practice of Utiseta. Lien is a Soul-centric Ceremonialist, Nature Connection Mentor, and Permaculturalist based on the West Coast of Sweden. Lien’s love of the landscape and story was born…
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Weird Magic: Techne-Sorcerous intentions
In today’s episode of the Northern Spirit House Podcast Tyler and Chaise dive into their thinking and practice with Techno-Animism 8 months on from the first dialogue. They muse on the core values of empathy, and dignity and the necessity of re-evaluating our value judgements on what is and is…
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Techno-Animism: Restorying Relations with the More than Human World
Laying the foundation for a second episode with Tyler Daneman, where we will discuss the use of AI in the casting of spells, generation of sigils, and experiments in channeling disembodied entities through chatbots we are re-sharing this conversation from last year on Techno-Animism. In a time…
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Magic and Weaving Relationships with Erik Ohlsen
On today’s episode Chaise speaks with Erik Ohlsen. Erik is a Permaculture teacher, an author, herbalist, storyteller, and practitioner of Nordic magical traditions. He is the founder of Permaculture Artisans and The Permaculture Skills Center. Since 2000 Erik has worked with the Reclaiming...
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