I can't believe he called me a "geeky dork" just because I like a certain board game. Hmmpfft! 

That's all right though because this episode rounds out our un-official Ember Days Musical Ladies series which was a two part series. Mojo sat down with Bekah Kelso to talk about her career and Ember Days the Movie, Thank you for joining us via Skype Bekah and taking the time away from that little man of yours. 

Our Feature Album is Mudblossom by, of course, Bekah Kelso. From that album we hear Bang Bang, Maybe By Spring, and Upon Finding Myself. 

We round out the musical selection by featuring two more cuts from The Ember Days Soundtrack. From Alexander James Adams we have Ice Storm. We Are Shangri-La, by SJ Tucker, completes our musical selection. 

Thank you so much for downloading the show. Thanks for walking The Wigglian Way! 

This is such an amazing show that we had to break it up into two segments! 

Well, the truth is we didn't have enough room on our server to combine our two amazing interviews into one show so we split them up. 

This episode we have an interview with SJ Tucker. SJ has composed most of the soundtrack for Ember Days, which is soon to be released, and we will let SJ tell you more this week. Bekah Kelso is with us for Episode 117 and she will have more to share about the movie and the soundtrack in that episode. 

From Ember Days we hear Poem of War, Winter's Ritual, and Treachery is Afoot by SJ Tucker. To complete the Soojapalooza we hear Snake Star Song from For the Girl in the Garden and Taglio (some say Mojio) from Solace and Sorrow. 

We are so blessed to be friends with such wonderful people like Sooj and all our listeners. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. 

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First, I seem to have a code in my node but that didn't stop us from making this episode. Twice. Long story, but I think Mojo covers it in the show. 

Wow, did we ever have a great time at Pantheacon 2013. For anyone who missed it, we missed you, and we hope to see you next year. Both of us LOVE the atmosphere at Con. It's so us and we have so much fun. 

Some of the fun we had included gorgeous ladies of music. I got to interview Wendy Rule and Sharon Knight. Together. At the same time. I was sweating (er...glowing) bullets. However, they were both so kind and so generous with their thoughts that they made it easy for me. I know you will enjoy the interview. 

Wendy and Sharon both have courses that are beginning very soon. Wendy's is called Living a Life of Magic and Sharon's is The Ring of Enchantment. I am so tempted to take both these courses. 

Of course, considering that they are both musicians, all our music this episode comes from Wendy and Sharon. The feature album is Live at the Castle on the Hills, by Wendy Rule. From that cd we hear Dance of the Wild Faeries, Animus, and Guided by Venus. 

From Pandemonaeon we hear The Goat is on the Pole from Dangerous Beauty and The Shimmering Sheen from the album Pandemonaeon (in this song Winter does the main vocals). 

We were so lucky to win a silent auction at Pantheacon for a gorgeous Grandfather drum called "SunDog". He is a beautiful and already well loved part of our coven and the rest of the group hasn't even met him! "SunDog" was created by Don Schulz who is the proprietor of The Different Drum. Thanks so much Don! 

We met Dodie McKay for the first time at Pantheacon. She is a film maker and fellow Canadian. Dodie's film, The Winnipagans is on our coven movie night list, and I cannot wait to see it. 

That wraps that up! Thanks for listening! Thanks for walking, The Wigglian Way. 

Do you know the way to San Jose? We do, and this time it isn't by plane. We are driving it we are so hard core. 

You know who will be at Pantheacon? Jason Mankey. Jason is also our guest this show. Thanks for taking the time to spend with us, Jason. 

On this episode we also share with you our Pantheacon workshop choices. With the best intentions, we make this list every year. Every year we hardly go to any workshops. There are so many people to meet and talk to!

Another exciting thing that has happened lately is SJ Tucker finished the soundtrack for Ember Days and she gave us (WIGGLIANS!!) a sneak peak. You get to hear part of the soundtrack early. From the movie, Ember Days, we present We Were Angels Once and Among the Heroes. 

Our feature album is HEAVY. It needs to be heavy to balance SJ"s soundtrack. What is heavy enough? MaterDea's Satyricon is heavy enough! From that album we hear the title track Satyricon, Lady of Inverness, and Between the Temple's Walls. 

Thank YOU for taking the time to download the show. We hope you are enjoying it. Thanks for walking, The Wigglian Way. 

Thanks everybody for downloading the show, we are so glad that you did!

We have an exciting episode for you! It's a double dose of the medicine called Sharon Knight.

Sharon graced our studio with her virtual Skype presence to talk music and her new endeavour, The Ring of Enchantment. 

Tonight's feature album is the debut (2000), self-titled album by Pandemonaeon. Tonight we hear This Night I Ride, Sunny Simone and we end off the show with Serpentina.

During our second set of music we hear Imbolc from George Nicholas's album, Wild Soul and Bekah Kelso rounds out your musical entertainment this episode with Crossroads, from the movie Ember Days. Bekah was hugely involved in Ember Days and even plays Hekate of the Crossroads. 

Thanks for joining us and spending some of your day listening to The Wigglian Way! 

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Episode 112 and into our 7th year. Thank you for keeping us here.

We are so lucky to have ECO-PRIESTESS in the house! It's and Environmental day at Le' Studio Wigglian Way! Mojo and I have taken a pledge to move CHANGE forward. Look around, every one is doing it and talking about it. Change is in the air. One of the ways that we will help enact change is that we will cover Idle No More for a bit. It may be one show, it may be all of them. 

We feature Damh the Bard's newest cd Antlered Crown and Standing Stone. At the first break we hear Antlered Crown and Standing Stone and Down in the Garden. Damh's song The Dreaming will be after the third segment.

We have a new musical guest on this episode and her name is Ginger Doss. Where have you been, Lady, that we are just getting to know you now? Luckily, she sent us some tunes and we hear Ginger Doss' Magic, from the Hand and Hammer cd. 

Castalia ends the second segment with We are the Wick, from Hidden. 

Thanks for walking The Wigglian Way! It's all about the love. 

Today is the Solstice. If you are reading/listening to this show after Solstice, WE MADE IT!!

It's actually the beginning of so many things. The old age is over and the new age has begun. 

For this, the last episode of the calendar year and also the episode that closes 6 years of Wigglian podcasting, we have a special guest. We were lucky enough to get a recording of a lecture that Ronald Hutton gave in September in London, England. Sparrow was supposed to be at that lecture but was unable to make it. Our good friend, Dennis, was kind enough to record it and send it to us. We hope you enjoy and learn a little about Pagan History. 

We are not featuring an album on this episode but have 5 seasonal tunes for your enjoyment. 

Our first song is by Damh the Bard and is called The Winter King, from the Spirit of Albion. Next we hear Light of the World by Sharon Knight and T. Thorn Coyle from the album Songs for a Waning Year. 

We borrowed from mainstream music for the next three songs and they are Merry Christmas Baby (by Charles Brown, from the Blues at Christmas 1 cd), Little Drummer Boy (Bob Seger, Ultimate Hits), and finally Winter Wonderland (REO Speedwagon, Not So Silent Night). 

Blessed Yule everybody. Stay safe and warm and don't drink and drive. 

Thanks for Walking the Wigglian Way! 

Thanks so much for downloading Episode 110 of The Wigglian Way, we are so glad that you took the time during this busy time of the year to spend some minutes with us!

On tonight's episode, we have and interview with Canadian heathen authour, Larissa Hunter. Thank you so much for coming on the show, Larissa!

Everything that Larissa talked about tonight can be found here: www.kenaz.ca

Tonight's feature ablbum is the 2009 release by Leaves' Eyes, Njord. From Njord, we hear My Destiny, Through Our Veins and we end the show with Ragnarok.

We also hear from Qntal with Winter and from Lady Isadora with Wintry Skies.

Podkin Love!

Thanks so much for downloading the show and for sticking with us throughout the years, YOU have been a blessing!

AKA THE NEW CHARGE! 

If you recall, last time Auntie Bunnie visited the Wigglian Studios she challenged me (Sparrow) to write a Charge of the Goddess. The challenge was that we would borrow from poetry and/or prose and come up with a new Charge. Well, finally, mine got finished enough to share with you all on The Wigglian Way. I believe that Louise had hers ready within weeks of the challenge. 

In light of this  subject, our Feature Album is I Sing her Praises by Jana Runnells. From that album we hear I Sing Her Praises, Isis Astarte, and Deep Peace. 

We also hear I Am The Goddess from the Journey to the Goddess cd, by Lisa Thiel and Burn One Down by Ben Harper.

We won't be recording for a few weeks as Mojo is away at Grey Cup and visiting his family. 

Thanks for downloading and listening to the show! 

It's all about the Love. 

Greetings and Happy New Year! 

On this episode we have the second part of my interview with M. Macha Nightmare. We've had a pretty good response to the first part, so we hope you enjoy the second. 

Our Feature album is Archives of Ages to Come by our friends, Emerald Rose. We hear Come to the Dance, Queen of Argyll, and Dagger of the Moon. This album is great! 

One of our neighbours, who just happens to listen to the show, came over and brought copies of music that her friends had recorded. First, we hear Cyrus' Song, from the album Satsang, by Heidi Windebank. We also hear Elephant Trainer by Matthew McCully and the Matter of Principle.

Thank you for downloading the show!