In this episode, Jeremy and Tom introduce another key figure behind the scenes at Pagan Pathways podcast, Rhonda. Through an insightful interview, Jeremy guides Rhonda as she shares her personal journey and reveals the pivotal moments in her life that shaped her into the influential presence she is at the podcast today.

Jeremy and Tom are back again with Reddit post commentaries, this time with Sarah and even an unexpected guest.

Our first post considers the idea of the existence of our deities on other planets, can we reconcile the concept of earth's deities with the possibility of intelligent life in space?

The second post of this episode, deity rivalries and possible jealousy seem ready to tear apart one OP's practice.

The final post of the episode involves an interfaith married couple and gets pretty inflammatory, so tread cautiously. As always, any swearing has been censored.

In this episode of the Pagan Pathways Podcast, Jeremy and Tom introduce a special guest, Sarah, who has been integral to behind-the-scenes activities until now.

Their conversation delves into Sarah's journey into paganism, her spiritual practices, and her contributions to the podcast. The discussion covers topics such as favorite authors, resources, the rule of three in paganism, pantheons, and personal experiences with deities. All three participants share their insights and perspectives on these subjects, providing a diverse and engaging discussion.

In this episode of the Pagan Pathways Podcast, hosts Jeremy and Tom discuss a new handful of Reddit posts related to modern Paganism. From giving their two-cents on the belief of Animism to discussing the challenges of practicing Paganism in a predominantly Christian society, they explore several topics including the importance of questioning and exploring different paths, and the difficulties of navigating family relationships when there are differences in religious beliefs.

In this episode of the Pagan Pathways Podcast, Jeremy and Tom discuss the topic of craft names that are often used in many Pagan traditions. They explore the origins and significance of craft names, as well as different methods for choosing one.

For the Myth Break segment, the hosts tackle the old stereotype of witches being burnt at the stake during the witch trials. But, did it really happen that way?

To wrap up the episode, Jeremy and Tom present the practice of using basic Numerology to fine tune one's new name to better suit their pagan path!

In this episode, hosts Jeremy and Tom sift through a new batch of Reddit posts related to Modern Paganism.

In this episode, Jeremy and Tom explore the historical origins of magic circles, the use of elements and tools in circle casting, and the significance of calling the watchtowers.

During the Myth Break, they work to demystify common stereotypes associated with witches, such as pointy hats, broomsticks, and black attire.

In the last half of the episode, Tom and Jeremy give a full walkthrough of the process of casting a circle in pagan and witchcraft practices while emphasizing the importance of visualization, respect, and confidence in the practice of casting a circle

A new type of content for Pagan Pathways!

In this conversation, Tom and Jeremy discuss a Reddit post about a woman in a mixed-faith marriage who is struggling to explain her pagan beliefs to her concerned Christian husband. They explore the challenges of interfaith relationships and the importance of open communication and understanding.

They also discuss the role of popular media in shaping perceptions of different religions and the need for respect and acceptance in relationships. The conversation highlights the need for couples to have honest conversations about their beliefs and to find ways to support and respect each other's spiritual practices.