PaganFM

An update - what's going on.

Tonight we look at some poetry that is Pagan, or relevant to Paganism. Also, we want to lend some support to Sam from Frenchy and the Punk, so there is a link to a Go Fund Me page over at the link section at PaganFM.com if you'd like to help them out.

Tonight on the bicycle commute home, I take a closer look at the eight virtues of the craft, and for a bit of mirth, we listen to In the House of Mama Dragon by S. J. Tucker. And there is a bit of a trivia contest somewhere in the episode. First correct answer wins a prize.

Taking a walk today and talking about The Charge of the Goddess. While Wiccans don't have scripture, this is close.

Some lessons on a bike, trying to get out of a funk, and talking about life.

Tonight we discuss correspondences, and we talk about The Magickal Marketplace, coming up on March 27 - 29, 2026, in Boxborough MA.

Tonight we celebrate Ostara and Dee takes vows

Tonight we look at who and what the Gods and Goddesses are, we take a look at whether Pagans might be able to help MAGA and Christian nationalists step away from their cults and back to reality, we look at the book Aradia or the Gospel of the Witches by Charles Godfrey Leland, and we look at the humble Dandelion in our herb of the week segment.

This week we welcome Jenna Greene, Todd Alan, and Dar Williams to our music lineup. We talk a bit about the Wheel of the year and focus a bit on Ostara, and we take a look at non-violence from a Pagan perspective. In our review, we look at the book St. Damned by Ty Drago.

Tonight we start a series on understanding Paganism - a look at Paganism for those who want to learn. We take a look at how to build a Pagan library - what to look for in books we might want to include. And for our herb of the week, we look at the humble snowdrop. We also welcome Three Weird Sisters as a new artist on the show.

Tonight we welcome Andrew Bako as a new artist to the podcast.  We'll talk about connecting to the rhythms of nature; in our Practical Pagan segment, we'll discuss ritual for a bit, and in our herb of the week, we'll take a look at the familiar Oak.

Tonight we welcome Spiral Dance and Ginger Doss as new artists to the rebooted show, Focus seems to be a bit of a theme to the show - as in trying to find my own. We take a look at another Pagan classic - Gerald Gardner's High Magic's Aid. It seemed appropriate as he died on February 12, 1964, or 61 years ago, this week.

Tonight we discuss Imbolc, initiation, and some spell work to help us in protests. Final piece, which was not announced during the show is Another Day by Candice Night from her album Sea Glass

Tonight we talk a bit about the Moon, the Rule of Three, we review Llewellyn's Complete Book of the Moon, the new film The Testament of Ann Lee, and hear some music from the latest band to join the team, Hu Dost. Due to a storm in the area, tonight's show is published as a recorded show. We are in a state of emergency here in New Jersey.

This week we take a look at Pagan Pedagogy. Are you a teacher? Should you be? How do you know? What does it take? Who perhaps shouldn't be? We'll take a look at Scott Cunningham's classic Wicca: A Guide for the Solitary Practitioner. We'll hear some music from Blackmore's Night, Shining Wheel Pagan Chorus, Wendy Rule, Candice Night, and others. And, of course, I'll rant a little bit - I can't help...

PaganFM for January 10, 2026. We'll discuss physical fitness, take a look at Dion Fortune's book The Sea Priestess, discuss the herbs Belladonna and Datura Stramonium, hear from some new artists, and talk about the state of affairs in the US while trying not to get too upset about it, 

In today's show I discuss what brought me back to doing PaganFM once again, some discussion about cults, the cult of Trump, what's going on in the United States, I look at The Jane Austen Tarot, we'll take a look at the herb Sage, bring back our PaganFM Almanac, and hear music by Gaia Consort, S. J. Tucker, Dam the Bard, Daniel Kelly, Crow Women, Loopingstar, Mayfairgrin, and Featherscale