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“As a womon of color I was drawn to the Brujas of Brooklyn episode as my first experience in this space. I haven’t shut the door completely but I don’t understand the use of the above term. I’ve been involved intimately with The Craft since the ‘80s and am a Dianic witch among other magical spiritual paths. The path of the goddess allows everyone to embrace their whole selves. Men who identify as women seem to be seeking a different way to embrace The Divine Feminine within themselves. Which is valuable. But men are born men and womyn are born womyn and gender sloshes around the edges in a million different ways. But to invisiblize womyn because men wish to claim ownership of our birthright seems antithetical to the very core of Nature, if not just down right confusing.”
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United States of America ·
04/27/21
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“This podcast is everything! Pam is an intelligent, articulate and wonderfully witchy hostess! Every time a new episode shows up I can’t wait to listen!! She always has on fascinating guests, and her intros alone are enough to give this 5 star rating.
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“All of the interviews are stellar and the host is so entertaining and sweet! I wish they had two episodes a week (or better yet, 100)!!!!!”
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Canada ·
03/27/18
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