Songs of the Pagan Tribe
Songs of the Pagan Tribe
Podcast Description
Welcome to Songs of the Pagan Tribe, a podcast in the Circle Sanctuary Network. Hosted by Cern Greenman, each episode features music with Pagan-related themes, such as Goddess spirituality and the sacredness of Nature. New episodes on the second and fourth Friday of the momth. Blessed be!
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The podcast explores themes central to Pagan spirituality, focusing on topics such as Goddess spirituality, eco-spirituality, and the celebration of Nature, with episodes like 'My Pagan Valentine' delving into love through a Pagan lens, and 'The Power of Air' honoring the elemental forces.
Welcome to Songs of the Pagan Tribe, a podcast in the Circle Sanctuary Network. Hosted by Cern Greenman, each episode features music with Pagan-related themes, such as Goddess spirituality and the sacredness of Nature. New episodes on the second and fourth Friday of the momth. Blessed be!
(00:00:00) Samhain Seeking
(00:01:33) Lady Isadora – “Samhain Fires”
(00:05:29) Meren King – “Deep in the Bone”
(00:09:55) Alexander James Adams – “Samhain”
(00:14:36) Stratoniki – “Hecate’s Keys (Part 1 The Coming)”
(00:18:38) An Danzza – “Samhain”
(00:24:52) Secrets of the Beehive – “Ember Dance”
(00:30:49) Shadowrealm – “The Chantress”
(00:39:51) Arthur Hinds – “Turn the Wheel”
“Samhain Seeking”. As we approach the sacred time of Samhain, the shadows become stronger and the spirits begin to gather. Music for preparing our hearts for the thinning Veil, sung by Meren King, Lady Isadora, Alexander James Adams, Arthur Hinds, and more.
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