Spiritual Weirdness

What is Wicca? Is it an ancient Celtic Pagan religion? Is it an occult witchcraft tradition passed down in secret through the ages? Or is it just a mish-mash of new age spiritual fluff invented by some English guy in the 50s who needed the “ancient” stamp to validate the book he was selling? How weird does this Wicca woo get? Explore these questions and more with M. and Angel in this week’s lighthearted look at Wiccan beliefs and practices. The Goddess shows up. M. almost gets murdered at a Wiccan celebration in the middle of a snowy cow pasture at night. The evil eye is given. Sacred wine is spilled. And in order to get your own spiritual wine spilling out all over the place and get those woo juices wooing, this week’s episode features music by Debbie Reynolds (it’s relevant, we swear), Tommy James and the Shondells, and, because once is never enough with this guy, Joe Satriani. Would you dance Wiccan naked under his big bad moon showing YOUR big bad moon? Would you do it for deity? Would you do it for woo? Would you do it for a Klondike bar? Come along with us and consider.

What is Satanism really? Is it a liberating philosophical and mystical path that leads to empowerment and living your full potential, or is it essentially just Wicca for jerks? Is it evil? Is it silly? Is it revolutionary? Or is it ho-hum humdrum? All the answers you seek are in this week’s episode of Spiritual Weirdness where M. and Angel take a thorough, yet irresistibly lighthearted look at Satanism as philosophy, mystical practice, lifestyle, political, and even fashion choice. How many pinstripes can one “that guy” Satanist wear? We answer that too. And because Satan just wouldn’t be his Satan-y self without a little self-serving rock and roll to start the day, this week’s episode features songs by The Rolling Stones, John Fogerty, and Joe Satriani. We all know the devil’s in the details so, rock and roll trivia? We’ve got that too. Come along with us. We promise it will be one hell of a ride. (Are you proud of what I did there? Satan is.)

Explore the spiritual significance of the reptilian lizard people conspiracy in a fun, lighthearted, and thought provoking way. At one pint Noah’s ark gets involved, M. announces her status as the reigning winged albino lizard queen, and we invent a new flavor of deodorant. This week’s episode features reptilian classics such as “Love Me Like a Reptile” by Motörhead and “Celebration of the Lizard” by The Doors. Find us on Twitter and Instagram at WeirdSpiritPod.

Join me, a big filthy Pagan, in exploring the spiritual weirdness surrounding the lizard people conspiracy and learn how that weirdness may offer some unexpected spiritual insight.