Circle of Salt Felix Warren and Tiff Cadmean

Circle of Salt has reached a new level of criticality! Now being hosted by Felix Warren & Tiff Cadmean, expect more salt & less pepper. This episode, recorded on Halloween Eve, goes over how much we wish we could have an actual party, and how to party with spirits instead. Cause we're in quarantine so we already have the trick. Still waiting on treats. Pls send candy.

In this episode, learn how to work with altars for different situations and in different situations. Altars versus shrines, outdoor altars, and why sometimes you'll need to use something else in a ritual besides those damn tealights. If you listen closely, you'll learn one of Felix and Rune's least favorite woo words.

How do technology and magic mix for you? In this episode's dish, we and a special guest discuss technological life in Second Life, and how to make it awesome and magical instead of a garbage fire. For the discourse, we open up that discussion to real life and all the technology in it that we could be doing magic with. The divine segment's questions are all answered with digital decks this episode, because we were hooked on a feeling. Big thanks to Mysterious Shadow for their help editing the podcast from here on out!

In this episode we tackle the subject rocking every angle of the news cycle: evil. Seven deadly sins? We've got those. Apiece. We have extras in case anyone needs trades. That's our salt, and then our discourse is the subject of evil itself: what is it, what does it mean for each of us, and in between evil and good, where is there room for normal?

Yer a wizard, Harry. And ya know what that means? It means yer a NEWBIE.

Here's how to survive that.

In this episode: how to ask questions. How not to ask questions??? How to seek out knowledge from others in the community while staying sane and not accidentally tramping all over people's toes in the process, thereby avoiding social catastrophe. And how to assemble a magic system from a deck of tarot cards!

Hint: there's a book on that.

This near-unpronounceable episode title is brought to you by Rune's dish of salt on heteronormativity in Beltane and getting inclusivity right in pagan holidays instead of horribly wrong. The discourse talks about different ways to adapt the wheel of the year for a personal practice that doesn't fit into all of society's gender, sexuality, or seasonal assumptions. Or: build your own gay Beltane, with blackjack and hookers!