3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode talk about various forms of energetic action, from the energy of the earth to the energy of the human body, and how these things intersect and interact-- or don't, as the case may be.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode talk about the aesthetic witchcraft trend, the normalization of witches, and why older witches need to stop harassing younger witches for having new ideas and ways of expressing them.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode discuss what neurodiversity is, how it's relevant to pagan practice, and making our resources and events more accessible.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode talk about various fictional witches and pagans and the many, many ways writers have failed to adequately represent these communities.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode discuss the short but vibrant history of technopaganism, the many ways modern pagans use technology, and the ethics and practical reality of spirit and consciousness in machines.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode retell stories from various mythologies, featuring The Big Fish Incident, Loki's Tell-All Diatribe, Going To War Over Birds, and Dying For Hypothetical Sun Dick.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode discuss the discovery of Pluto vs. Planet X, the Great Pluto Reversal of 2006, how much we disdain the IAU, and the weirdness of Pluto being simultaneously Greek and Roman through some linguistic smooshening.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Gwyn and Ode discuss the different functions of meditation, what elements can go into a meditation, and how to adapt a meditation practice to your individual life and needs.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode discuss the history of witch trials, the weird relationship of the Christian Church to this phenomenon, and the evolution from Salem to Satanic Panic to QAnon. CW: discussions of child sexual abuse, false allegations, torture, execution, and twitter mobs.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat

Car, Gwyn, and Ode weigh in on The Great Pronounciation Debate, discuss some planetary mysteries, complain about this planet being in the wrong pantheon, and make remarkably few jokes, all things considered.Support 3 Pagans and a Cat