Episode 126 is brought to you by the letter DARK. 

The music is dark and the subject matter is often at least some shade of dark. We are talking about divorce on this episode. In fact, I got to interview Diana Rajchel about her new book, Divorcing a Real Witch: For Pagans and the people that used to Love Them. Often we don't get enough information about divorce and how to go about it in a healthy way. Thanks to Diana, we have a pagan resource for that now. Thank you for joining us Diana. 

Due to the subject matter, and the fact that we met Damh the Bard and he likes metal music, we are playing all heavy tunes this show. 

The Feature album comes to us from Tyr and their 2011 release, The Lay of Thyrm. From The Lay of Thyrm, we hear The Lay of Thyrm, Evening Star, and to end the show Stargazer. 

We wanted to keep with the metalness of the episode and so we round out the evenings musical entertainment with Leaves' Eyes, Twilight Sun from the Vinland Saga cd and Cruachan with Viking Slayer, from the Pagan cd. 

We have been having a great summer and hope that  you are too. 

It's all about the Love! 

We strive for Episode 125, and what happens? It Happens. 

We have a pretty packed show for you. 

Mojo got the chance to sit down with Anne Niven, the publisher of Witches & Pagans Magazine (and so much more). Thank you for coming on the show, Anne. We hope you all enjoy the interview. 

We share a little bit about Morning Glory Zell and her passing. Hail and Farewell, Morning Glory! You were and continues to be an inspiration. 

Mojo has had a few really great weeks and he tells us a little bit about his experience at the Shamanic Conference. Not only that, but GODZILLA was recently released and we were able to see it on opening night. 

Blessed belated Beltaine. Ours was fantastic and we hope yours was too. 

We have two events to share with you this episode. First, Sharon Knight and Winter are going to be here, in the Wigglian Theatre, July 24th. Contact us at thewigglianway@gmail.com for tickets. Limited seating so get your tickets today! 

Mojo is playing the Sun Wheel Arts Festival June 27-July 1 in Central Alberta. I will be there too as your Mistress of Ceremonies. We are so excited and hope to see you there. 

You may or may not be aware of who is headlinging the Sun Wheel Arts Festival, but we sure are, and you definitely want to be there. Damh the Bard is visiting Alberta from the UK. I believe that it is his first time in Canada. Let's show him a good time because I KNOW he will be showing us one. 

On that note, our Feature Album is one of Damh's. From his 2009 release, Tales of the Crow Man, we hear The Cutty Wren and Hal and Tow. We conclude Episode 125 with Damh's The Two Magicians from the same album. 

SJ Tucker has reworked one of our favourite tunes. Stay tuned for her new version of Snake Star Song. 

Also, please welcome to the show, Tina Malia with her song, The Silent Awakening. 

Thanks for listening to the show! It's all abuot the love. 

This episode is jampacked. We have three interviews, crowdfunding news, protesters, and dear friends. 

Have you heard about Sir Mojo and his Quest for the Love Leaf? If not, and I am sure you haven't yet, have a listen to Mojo's interview with the lovely and multi-talented Heather Dale. Heather and Mojo chat about the Celtic Avalon crowdfunding campaign. 

Save the Bison in Yellowstone! That's exactly what our friend Comfrey Root did and continues to keep doing. I had the pleasure of sitting down to chat with Comfrey. He shares some of his incredble story. Tune and and if you can, do what you can to support the Buffalo Field Campaign. 

Have we got a surprise for you! A third interview. The other day Mojo had the chance to talk with our old friend Arthur Hinds. Arthur has some interesting things happening and for them to come to fruition, he has a Kickstarter campaign. Click here to hear all about the campaign. Support your Pagan artists! Without them we are doomed. 

The Feature Album is Holy Picnic by Aleppo Pine from Barcelona Spain. From that album we hear Magic Dolmen, Mystic Lady, and to conclude the show, Dead Garden. 

Our next selection is a song from one of this episode's guests, Arthur Hinds. From Arthur we hear Never Underestimate from Poetry of Wonder. 

To round out our musical selection for this show we present Sora with Scheherazade, from the cd, Scorpion Moon. Sora is performing at The Sun Wheel Arts Festival in Alberta, Canada. 

Finally, a request from Mojo and myself to help our friend Ckyle Hanson realise some dreams before he has finished here. Ckyle has been diagnosed with cancer that is inoperable and untreatable. He would like to visit Yellowstone Park and record a number of songs that he has written. Doing that costs money. Money that Ckyle doesn't and won't have without our help. He is a good, sweet, loving soul. If you can help with this, great. If you can't, fight cancer where and when you can. Ckyle has a crowdfunding campaign at gofundme. 

Blessed Be 

Thanks everybody for downloading the show! We have a real good for you tonight.

Tonight we are joined by the President of The Sacred Circle of the Great Mystery Shamanic Society, John-Luke Edwards. John-Luke tells us about his path and Returning to 4 Legs- 6th BC Residential Shamanic Conference & Gathering.

Tonight's feature album is the debut effort from The Familiars, CunningFolk. From CunningFolk we hear Witches Reel, Tree Song and the show ends with Cuckoo's Nest.

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of SJ Tucker's debut effort; Haphazard, we play Face-Down and Crystal Cave. Congrats, sooj! xoxo

Speaking about 10th anniversaries, The Wigglian Way would like to congratulate The Wild Hunt on their 10th year anniversary! Thank you, Jason for providing this fantastic resource, here's to another 10 years!

It is with heavy hearts we talk about the passing of Judy Harrow and Donald Michael Kraig. Listeners may remember that we had Old Judy on Episode 70. Hail and Farewell!

It sure feels great to be back behind the mics, thank you for spending your time with us!

It's all about the Love! 

Told ya! We had no doubts. We are really stoked about the show and all the interviews, information, and interesting add ons that we want to bring you in upcoming episodes. 

This episode was pretty special for us to make. It didn't start that way. At first we were both going to do informational segments. I know I had mine prepared and ready to go, and I am almost positive that Mojo's segment was polished to gleaming as well. 

Those segments so didn't happen. I had asked on Facebook if anyone wanted to weigh in on my "Forgiveness" (now) series. The specific topic was on "forgiving onself" and we got some great replies. I opened my email to find a well thought out response from a dear friend. When I read her response I knew that we had to invite Brenda Titus on the show to share her thoughts on forgiveness and the work she is doing in that vein. Brenda is a hypnotherapist and you can find her at Orange County Hypnotherapy. You can join or follow Brenda at her at her Healing Path Hypnosis facebook page. 

Our feature album AND first segment are all HEATHER DALE. Heather Dale ROCKS. We love her! When you meet her you will too. We love you too Ben! Mojo got to sit down over skype and talk with Heather about her new crowdfunding project. We think the Celtic Avalon tour would be massively successful and so much fun. To view and support Heather's project click here. You know you wanna!  

From Heather Dale we presen The Gabriel Hounds. From this album we hear Mountain,  Odin's Other Eye, and to wrap up the show, Joan. 

Sadly, very sadly, we cannot make it to Pantheacon this year. Our friends Sharon and Winter are playing the Cedar/Pine room on Saturday night at 9pm, with their band Pandemoneaon. From the album Dangerous Beauty we hear The Tower and Queen of Shadows. 

Hey hey hey! We are back. Again. This time for real. I think we've slayed all the demons that were harassing us. If not slayed, at least have them locked up in a cage so we can poke at them once in awhile.

Sadly, a friend and Pagan leader has left this World to go onto different things. Eddie Gutierrez (aka Hyperion and/or Dr E, passed away suddenly of a heart attack on January 14. He was only 38 years old. We asked Devin Hunter to join us and share some memories of Eddie. Thank you so much Devin! 

Sparrow continues her thoughts on "Forgiveness" and delves into the Buddhist point of view. 

The feature album for Episode 121 is Grand National by the John Butler Trio. From Grand National we hear Used To Get High, Losing you, and Daniella. 

Damh The Bard has recently released a new song, called The Wicker Man. Wow, it's amazing and we have it for you, right here, right now. 

Last, but certainly not least, we  have my favourite. Mojo Kemp with Human Zoo. This song is not yet on an album or cd but can be ordered through iTunes. 

Thank you for downloading the show. We missed you! 

It'a all about the Love. 

Holy Smoly, what a ride it has been!

Hey everyone, just a quick update to let everyone know that we are still here. Thank you for staying subscribed!

You Rock!

It's All About the Love!

AND...We're back, and a bit silly. 

Thank you all for being so patient and supporting us through these difficult times. In this episode we catch you all up with what's been happening in our lives. There is a very happy announcement that we make in this episode about a friend and TWW contributer (actually, a bit closer even that that) so stay tuned. 

We get all fancy and philosophiser like with our friend, Dr. Brendan Myers. Classing up the show some. Brendan, I CAN and I WILL call you DOCTOR if I please. You've earned it. 

WE HAVE NEW MUSIC AND WE ARE SHARING IT WITH YOU! Three of our favourite ladies have recently released new albums. The Feature Album this episode comes from Miss Bekah. That's miss Bekah Kelso to be exact. Bekah's new album is called Within the Shifting Shade. It is so very very good. From that album we hear Grey's not Easy, Love Who I Love, and In the Blue.  

Sharon Knight and Winter rock our socks with Fire in the Head from the newly remastered and released Neofolk Romantique V2. To round out the musical selection of some of our wonderful friends, is Kellianna. Kelliana, you made me cry with Danny Boy (scroll down the page after clicking the link to listen to more songs) from Traditions. Seriously Woman? Was that your point? 

Oh Wigglian Nation, we do so love you! We love that you've stuck by us and are here for us to make a show for. It's all about the Love. Don't let anyone tell you different! 

We've come to the end of our hiatus. Thank you for all your kind words and the love that you sent while we have been going through this difficult time. Your love and support has meant so much to Mojo and I. 

The Wigglian Way missed Pagan Values month but we did want to weigh in, so in this episode we talk about Forgiveness. We all will have to forgive or be forgiven at some point and how does that affect our spirituality? Of course,  we will give a brief review of Sun Wheel Pagan Arts Festival. It's difficult to give an unbiased account so we don't. Too many amazing friends! 

Mojo and I take this time to thank Devin Hunter for all the work he has done on the Modern Witch podcast. Devin, remember that if/when you are ready to come back to podcasting you will be welcomed back with open arms. This we know. 

Speaking of friends, we got to spend an entire weekend with Sooj and Ryan. As a surprise Betsy showed up at Chez Wigglian to perform with Sooj. 

While we were on hiatus we were lucky enough to receive A LOT of music in the mail. Snail mail. A LOT. 

To kick off the sharing of what we've received,  our Feature Album is Last Call by The Secret Commonwealth. In our first break we have Man Overboard and One Shot. To end the show we will hear Dubhachas (I'll Dream of Times Like This). 

In our second break we hear from Myth Magic, Dragonfly, by Kan'nal and The Greenman by Michelle Mays from The Golden Section. 

Thanks for walking The Wigglian Way! 

WOWSWERS!!

WE'RE BACK!! 

We are back with a guest, special prizes, and some great new music!

Our friend Ed, from Sun Wheel Pagan Arts Festival and the Edmonton store Where Faeries Live, came for dinner. He helped us inaugurate our new bbq grill and stayed for an interview. Ed tells us what we can expect at this year's festival and a bit about himself. Thank you, Ed! 

While we were away on hiatus we came into a whole whack of new music and we are sharing it with you on this episode. Our feature album is self titled by Tuatha Dea and we hear Ailein Duinn, Loch Lomond, and to end the show Piper's Play. 

Vanessa Cardui is one of the musicians that will be playing at Sun Wheel Pagan Arts Festival this year, and from her album Thought Experiment, we hear Where Poetry Fails. 

From Magicfolk's self titled album, we hear Sheba. 

Remember to get your entries for the contest mention on today's episode by June 12, 2013 to be eligible for those two wonderful prizes. 

Thanks for sticking with us, and thank you, for walking The Wigglian Way!