What are your favorite metaphysical podcasts?
Posted: Thu Jun 14, 2018 12:10 am
OK, folks, let's have them! What are your favorite metaphysical podcasts?
I have finally cleared the humongous backlog of unplayed episodes on my app, so I'm looking for new things to start downloading and subscribing to!
I'll start.
The Healing Sounds Show (Jonathan Goldman)
The Witch Wave (Pam Grossman)
Ultraculture (Jason Louv)
and I just subscribed to one called Hex Rated, but I forget the names of the ladies who host it. As the title suggests, however, they are witches.
Oh, and Tarot for the Wild Soul... and my brain is exhausted after working overtime, so I'm drawing a blank, no pun intended, when trying to remember the name of the woman who hosts it.
Note that except for Jonathan Goldman's podcast, where there's no swearing at all, you might encounter any swear word in the book now and then on the other podcasts. So if the folks around you will be unhappy with that, I recommend using headphones.
This morning's podcast episode of Ultraculture was a double win. Jason Louv, the host, interviewed Pam Grossman, the host of one of my OTHER podcasts.
Anyway, let's have those podcasts. I'm all ears, pun definitely intended. :lol:
All the ones I mentioned are definitely available on iTunes, but they also mention the plethora of other podcast sites where they are available. So I would say "Go to your preferred podcast source and search for the names of any that interest you". You'll probably find them there.
I have finally cleared the humongous backlog of unplayed episodes on my app, so I'm looking for new things to start downloading and subscribing to!
I'll start.
The Healing Sounds Show (Jonathan Goldman)
The Witch Wave (Pam Grossman)
Ultraculture (Jason Louv)
and I just subscribed to one called Hex Rated, but I forget the names of the ladies who host it. As the title suggests, however, they are witches.
Oh, and Tarot for the Wild Soul... and my brain is exhausted after working overtime, so I'm drawing a blank, no pun intended, when trying to remember the name of the woman who hosts it.
Note that except for Jonathan Goldman's podcast, where there's no swearing at all, you might encounter any swear word in the book now and then on the other podcasts. So if the folks around you will be unhappy with that, I recommend using headphones.
This morning's podcast episode of Ultraculture was a double win. Jason Louv, the host, interviewed Pam Grossman, the host of one of my OTHER podcasts.
Anyway, let's have those podcasts. I'm all ears, pun definitely intended. :lol:
All the ones I mentioned are definitely available on iTunes, but they also mention the plethora of other podcast sites where they are available. So I would say "Go to your preferred podcast source and search for the names of any that interest you". You'll probably find them there.