I really enjoyed talking with Julie Brett last year, and I am almost finished listening to the interview. I find I am not completely emba...

This post links to an excellent talk about the historical woman, Saint Brigit, and her ever-changing cult, given as part of the year of even...

  The Story Archaeologists put out a wonderful podcast about Brigit a number of years ago. I’ve listened to it several times and I am listen...

  I had a great time talking with Emily Morrison of Wise Woman Witchery  and The Witch Next Door podcast. We laughed a lot — I worry I may ...

  I just listened to Megan Black's 103rd episode of her podcast, Round the Cauldron: Growing as a Spiritual Person. She talks about what...

  I was just listening to a conversation between two lovely humans. I wanted to share this interview with you because the writer is a devote...

Caitlin Brehm of Roots of Lore podcast has done a wonderful job of not simply interviewing  Moon Mná's   Karen Ward (celebrant of ...

There has been much excitement this year leading up to Imbolc. Clann Dord Fiann offered a three week daily devotion which many of us joi...

Ah! Last spring I had a lovely visit with Amy Panetta when she came to Vancouver for the Celtic Studies of North America annual conference....

Well, that was lovely. I just had a long conversation with Amy Panetta , who found me through this blog a few years ago (although I w...

Sculpture by Annette McCormack Last July I posted about  Chris Thompson and Isolde Carmody  and the Brigit-related entries on their ex...

St Brigid's Well at Faughart I'm very fond of the podcasts (and blog posts) put together by the Wonderful and Talented Chris T...

The Forge All I know is a door into the dark. Outside, old axles and iron hoops rusting; Inside, the hammered anvil’s short-pitched...

The New Order of Druids has a lovely podcast telling the story of Imbolc and Brigit, with some very nice pronunciations of words many non-Ce...