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Link Love for The Pagani

Last updated on: December 2, 2010 at 9:19 am   by Star Foster

Link Love for The Pagani 2010-12-02T09:19:41-04:00 Star Foster

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It is Winter. Life is busy. Introspection and life examination is in full gear. I have a busy day. So today I just want to toss some shout outs for things I think are groovy.

This Youtube channel is fascinating. If Illiezeulette lived near me I would totally buy her a hot chocolate. She has interesting insights into Pagan religions.

The Pagan Centered Podcast is awesome. They are funny and insightful, and they respond really well to their listeners. The language is PG13 and they eat sacred cows for breakfast, so listener beware.

Lamyka’s Wiccan Podcast is really incredible. Fascinating topics and insights. Not just saying that because she referenced something I wrote in her last podcast!

The Wild Hunt is invaluable. It’s the CNN of Paganism. If you don’t know The Wild Hunt then you’ve been hiding under a rock.

PNC-Minnesota leaves me in awe. They’ve set the bar for local Pagan news and are making some national splashes as well. Check them out!

Holy Clothing is pretty rad. Consider it ritual wear, or even street wear for the more bohemian, on a budget. Lovely, well-made clothing and they’re Pagan-friendly!

Dyonisis is my new obsession. Love the dual vocal harmonies and the dynamic emphasis on repetitive themes in their music gives it a very chant-like ritual feel. Good stuff. Heard them first on A Darker Shade of Pagan which is groovy in it’s own right.

Feel free to mention your own favorite things in Pagandom in comments.The comments box acts odd with links so if you have more than two to share space them out in several comments.

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