Dakota Lanktree has officially taken over the podcast, and her first interview… Zena Hagerty. This week, we talk to Zena about her path in life, majick, and how Hamilton’s Art Crawl was founded with witchcraft. You can help us make more great podcasts by supporting our Patreon.

Daxy and I chat about how much we enjoy getting out for photography adventures, and how much joy there is in such explorations. Life is a beautiful adventure. You can help us make more great podcasts by supporting our Patreon.

I’m joined again by Andrieh Vitimus, for a talk about life and Majick! It’s a joy to learn more of his recent explorations. Find Andrieh online. You can help us make more great podcasts by supporting our Patreon.

This week, Dakota and I chat about how our cities became deserts functionally through the removal of Indigenous Plants and weird custom of having lawns. Then we dig into the importance of using Indigenous Plants to partially recover these spaces and their integration with the larger world. Cities needn’t be blights on the earth. On … Read more

Another Tea Time outing with Dakota, in which we speak of hauntings, hangings, and sea monsters. And, we do it all from the Hermitage in the woods. You can help us make more great podcasts by supporting our Patreon.

Last night we watched the moon rise, and talked about what it really means and how it affects us. Join us, for crickets and moonbeams. You can help us make more great podcasts by supporting our Patreon.

This week we are joined by the inimitable Frank Lawrence for a Tea Time conversation about the lessons we learn in life, and the wonders of where our paths lead us. @pallorpublishingwww.pallorpublishing.com@vibratingtarotwww.vibratingtarot.com You can help us make more great podcasts by supporting our Patreon.

This week, we speak with Chris Cracknell about his role in the play ‘The Night They Raided McMaster’. We talk through the history told in the play, Chris’ career, and a melange of wonder. You can help us make more great podcasts by supporting our Patreon.

An escape to Newfoundland led to a Tea Time conversation about the beauty of Canada’s most eastern province, it’s wonderful people in the present, and the loss of the Beothuk people of it’s past. You can help us make more great podcasts by supporting our Patreon.

A local school board recently removed a teacher from their classroom, rather than defend them against the transphobic remarks of a parent. We spoke with Mara Fabrizio about how systems fail to live up to their own declared equity principles. You can help us make more great podcasts by supporting our Patreon.