FAEBLOOD: Recent Episodes

McKenna W

welcome to the faery realm<3

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a little about the goddess Freyja, her associations, working with her, etc

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a little about midsummer celebrations and traditions associated with the longest day of the year

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a brief introduction to runes, rune magic, history, and their uses. disclaimer: in this episode i mention the elder futhark by name, which is now well known, but most accurately, in the prime of the viking age, the reduced younger futhark was mainly used

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my recent experiences and thoughts on the concept of travel and adventure

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the concept of beauty in witchcraft and our everyday rituals

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deep ecological philosophy intertwined w my personal thoughts as of late

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hair, braiding, and associated magical significance

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my thoughts on midsommar, exploring bear symbolism in different cultures, and the theory about Paleolithic bear worshipping cults relating to pagan religions

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Here I go over some of my book collection and give some insight on sources to research paganism, magic, and folklore.

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folklore relating to trees and a brief little introduction to the central sacred tree in norse mythology, yggdrasil <3

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a casual chat about the concept of faery and my personal spiritual outlook, enjoy the cheesy background music and as always don’t be afraid to reach out <3

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here we talk about all the different uses, scientific discoveries, cultural perceptions, and just how great mushrooms are overall! hope you enjoy!

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exploring the concept of divine femininity through folklore and archetypes

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i apologize for a few minor audio issues, but i hope you enjoy! About the infamous mushroom, the folklore, spiritual uses, magical associations, and general information

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a general introduction of my show, FAEBLOOD, (a space to share all things magical, pagan, nature, and folklore) and a small segment about the witch’s wound