Voices of the Temple

In this Episode of Voices of the Temple podcast, Adam talks with Leandra Witchwood about her many offerings. They cover the topics of Templefest, archetypes of the divine feminine, “hexing the hustle,” and the need for rest and reflection.

In this episode of Voices of the Temple, Adam Talks with Rowan Hunter about their book Herne The Hunter. They cover the topics of devotionals, working with gods, and more.

In this Episode of Voices of the temple podcast Adam talks with Enfys J.Book about their books, coven-based training, queer culture, safe spaces, the qualities of a good ally, and more. This is a long one but a good one!

In this episode Adam talks with Mathew Venus about his book, Ensouling the Effigy.

In this episode Adam talks with JoAnna Farrer about her new book, The Divining Path.

In this Voices of the Temple podcast, our beloved Adam Sartwell talks with Micheal M. Hughes, author of Magic for the Resistance: Rituals and Spells for Change from Crossed Crow Publishing. Together they cover the topics of political magic, self-care in our times, ecumenical magic, and the mysteries of the tarot.

Adam talks with Artist, Witch, Dancer, and Author Laura Tempest Zakroff about her work, including being an honored guest at TempleFest.

In this episode, Adam talks with Ivo Domínguez, Jr., our keynote guest at this year’s TempleFest, and longtime friend of the Temple community. Ivo Domínguez, Jr. has been active in Wiccan and the Pagan community since 1978. Ivo is a founding member and former High Priest of Keepers of the Holly Chalice, the first Assembly of the Sacred Wheel coven. He currently serves as one of the Elders of the 15 ASW covens. Ivo has been published in numerous periodicals and is the author of The Four Elements of the Wise; Keys to Perception: A Practical Guide to Psychic Development; Practical Astrology for Witches and Pagans; Casting Sacred Space; and Spirit Speak, among other works. He is the anchor author for the new twelve-book Witch’s Sun Sign Series. In his mundane life, he has been a computer programmer, the executive director of an AIDS/HIV service organization, a bookstore owner, and many other things. He is queer, poly, and lives in the woods of Southern Delaware with his family of choice.

Adam talks with Temple High Priestess Vicky O’Halloran of Halifax, Nova Scotia, about her work with the Temple’s various ministries and her local community in Canada.

Adam talks with Madame Pamita, author, reader, and proprietor of Madame Pamita’s Parlour of Wonders. The Temple community is looking forward to welcoming her as a guest teacher at Templefest this Fall!