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Weird Tales Radio Show #34: Celtic Revivalism & Harvest Festival Folklore - 20th September 2018

21/9/2018

Episode #34 - 20th September of the Weird Tales Radio Showpodcast (available on iTunes, Spotify etc) contains part two of our interview with Brendan Keane on Celtic Revivalism, the Occult & the Irish Dimension. Janie Christian looks at the surprisingly recent origins of English church Harvest Festivals and the curious folklore of Chalk Back Thursday. And Inanna Arthen offers a handy guide to North American Neo-Pagan & Wiccan resources, including books and websites.

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