Equinox greetings from The Wild Hunt with commentary from the Pagan community on thankfulness.

Continue reading Happy September Equinox! at The Wild Hunt.

New research challenges previously held ideas about Turkey's most ancient site, Göbekli Tepe.

Continue reading “The World’s First Temple” – New research from Göbekli Tepe at The Wild Hunt.

CLEVELAND – The Buckland Museum unveiled a new exhibit titled, Satanic Panic: Dragons, Witches & Monsters in Pop Culture last week. The exhibit features vintage toys and gaming pieces on loan from The Side Quest bar in Lakewood and Apple Jax Toys in Lakewood and Chagrin Falls, as well as original artwork from local artists.

Buckland Museum describes the time period the exhibit is focused on:

The 1980’s-90’s were a time of widespread morality policing spearheaded by evangelicals and their fictional memoirs of surviving satanic sex cults: policing everything from Rock ‘n Roll to role playing games.

Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: Week of September 20, 2021 at The Wild Hunt.

Antonio Pagliarulo interviews Judika Illes, whose new book, "Daily Magic: Spells and Rituals for Making the Whole Year Magical," was published last month through HarperOne.

Continue reading “This is the day I’m going to do something”: daily magic with Judika Illes at The Wild Hunt.

Storm Faerywolf argues for why Pride needs to happen not just in June, not just in October, but every month of the year.

Continue reading Opinion: The Other Ten Months of Queer Pride at The Wild Hunt.

Alan D.D. tells the Venezuelan legend of a father whose urge toward revenge led to his own downfall and a specter that haunts the city of Michelena to this day.

Continue reading Column: The Bitter Lessons of Michelena’s Chained Man at The Wild Hunt.

Alan D.D. tells the Venezuelan legend of a father whose urge toward revenge led to his own downfall and a specter that haunts the city of Michelena to this day.

Continue reading Columna: El Encadenado de Michelena – Muertos sin Entierro at The Wild Hunt.

Manuscript fragments of the "Bristol Merlin" are the subject of a new book

Continue reading “Bristol Merlin” manuscript fragments featured in new book at The Wild Hunt.

The effects and impact of the climate crisis are becoming increasingly frequent and more obvious around the globe as demonstrated by extreme weather events.

Continue reading The growing prevalence of extreme weather at The Wild Hunt.

In this week's Pagan Community Notes, Pagans remember the events of 9-11-2001, new research on Greek poetry, a bumblebee story, and more news.

Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: Week of September 13, 2021 at The Wild Hunt.

Leonora Carrington's Surrealist artwork and writings have come again to the forefront with the rising interest in mystical art.

Continue reading “I didn’t have time to be anyone’s muse”: the mystical works of Leonora Carrington at The Wild Hunt.

Luke Babb writes about their experiences with those entities some call "the good neighbors," some "the fair folk," and some by dozens of other names - not all of which may refer to the same class of being.

Continue reading Column: Living with the Locals at The Wild Hunt.

C. Foxnose Huling writes about watching Netflix's "Ragnarok," which retells Norse mythlogy in a modern setting with themes of industrialization and climate change, while enduring Hurricane Ida.

Continue reading Review: Watching ‘Ragnarok’ during a hurricane at The Wild Hunt.

Road construction near the ancient site of Rathcroghan revealed what researchers believe to be the representation of a Pagan deity.

Continue reading Archaeological find in Ireland may have Pagan origins at The Wild Hunt.

TWH – While opponents of the Keystone XL pipeline succeeded in halting its construction, another oil pipeline is nearing completion despite resistance. This other pipeline, Line 3, will replace and enlarge a currently existing pipeline.

Line 3 cuts across Ojibwe lands in Minnesota and threatens the wild rice crop of the Ojibwe tribe. It also threatens the Ojibwe waterways and the Mississippi’s headwaters.

The Ojibwe, the Chippewa, and other tribes belong to the Anishinaabe cultural and linguistic group.

Continue reading Another Pipeline threatens Native Lands at The Wild Hunt.

In this week's Pagan Community Notes: native prayer challenge in CA, TST looks to challenge Texas law, New statue in Scotland and more news.

Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: Week of September 7, 2021 at The Wild Hunt.

Texas's Senate Bill 8 is wrong. It unleashes a war on women and privacy.

Continue reading Editorial: Why everyone should be concerned about Texas S.B. 8 at The Wild Hunt.

Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott on his relationship with St. Groundhog, a marmot who lives in the churchyard across the street.

Continue reading Column: The Blessings of St. Groundhog at The Wild Hunt.

Jaime Gironés explores the Day of the Dead as a harvest festival, noting the many diverse ways the holiday is celebrated, including as a companion to Jaime's Samhain celebrations.

Continue reading Column: Day of the Dead – a Harvest Festival at The Wild Hunt.

Nurses speak out as they continue to feel the strain from surging hospitalizations and the rise in the number of children being infected and admitted.

Continue reading Pagan health providers respond to the Delta variant surge at The Wild Hunt.