Monthly Archives: August 2013

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PMP & MP Flip

 

Beginning on Saturday 7 September 2013 and Sunday 8 September 2013 Pagan-Musings Podcast and Musica Pagani are flipping around. Due to a major scheduling conflict, RevKess and KaliSara have decided to flip the programs around. As many of the regular listeners have no doubt noticed this summer, RevKess has been absent more often than not from Pagan-Musings. With football season starting up it is almost guaranteed that he will be unavailable for any of the live Saturday broadcasts for the foreseeable future. With careful consideration, the hosts have decided it would be in the interests of the listeners and the channel to change things.

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Beginning on Saturday 7 September 2013 at 7pm Central you can hear Musica Pagani in a recorded format. RevKess wil continue to bring you music from the New Age and Pagan genres along with interview segments with some of those artists. You can also catch some RevKess’s music reviews over at his review site.

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Beginning on Sunday 8 September 2013 at 7pm Central you can hear Pagan-Musings Podcast, most often broadcast live. KaliSara and RevKess will continue to bring you talk and information from the Pagan community with a variety of topics and guests.

Here at PMPChannel we hope that you will find this change to be easy and cause little to no disruption to your listening experience. The hosts are looking forward to being able to continue to bring you the information and entertainment you have grown to appreciate over the years, as well as spice things up a bit with some new topics, new guests, new music, and lots of fun!

You can contact the hosts of PMPChannel at paganmusings@gmail.com or on Facebook.

 

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Musica Pagani #13: 2 Sets of 13

The thirteenth episode of the rebooted Musica Pagani was aired on Sunday 25 August 2013 (click on the image to hear the broadcast). In this edition RevKess brought the listener two sets of thirteen. Thirteen New Age and instrumental pieces followed by thirteen Pagan and vocal pieces. In this edition RevKess also brings the listener some new music. Never before heard on Musica Pagani. Some of it has been in the waiting pile for some time, some of it is new to the Channel this summer. Listen and enjoy.

You can find Musica Pagani on Facebook.

Music

New Age & Instrumental

  1. Nick Farr – Reign of Thunder – A View From Within
  2. Mirabai Ceiba – Sat Guru Prasad (Blessing of Life) – Awakened Earth
  3. Catherine Marie Charlton – Moon Twist – Undershore
  4. Lisa Hilton – Someday, Somehow Soon – Underground
  5. The Pure Heart Ensemble – The Journey Deepens – Bliss of Being
  6. Takashi Suzuki – The Knowing – Voyage: Hiroshima Eternal
  7. Peter Sterling – Modern Times – Patterns of Relfection
  8. Paradiso – Time Lapse – Shaman’s Trance
  9. Kathryn Kaye – August Light – Dreaming Still
  10. Annette Cantor – Isis – Songs for the Goddess
  11. Psicodreamics – Sancta Inquisitio – Ancient Wisdom
  12. Louis Colaiannia – Way of the Rain – A Moment Between Eternities
  13. David Arkenstone & Charlee Brooks – Lumaria – Loveren

Pagan & Vocal

  1. Emerald Rose – Queen of Argyll – Archives of Ages to Come
  2. Damh the Bard – The Cutty Wren – Tales from the Crow Man
  3. Featherscale – House of the Rising Sun – Gypsy Heart
  4. Telergy – Ghost – The Legend of Goody Cole
  5. Rosin Coven – House of Roses – Sing Me Malaise
  6. Mirabilis – The City – Here and the Hereafter (sampler)
  7. Michael Brant DeMaria – Chantress – The Maiden of Stonehenge
  8. Jenna Greene – Harvest – Crossroads
  9. Bone Poets Orchestra – Seven Sisters – Ecstasy in the Ruins (rough cut)
  10. Mama Gina – Waking Panther – (rough cut)
  11. Lon Milo DuQuette – Last Night I Dreamed of Dead People – I’m Baba Lon
  12. Legend – Spark to a Flame – Cardinal Points
  13. Tuatha Dea – Aradia – The Tribe (featuring Wendy Rule)

The next edition of Musica Pagani, #14, is the last to be aired on a Sunday. Due to scheduling conflicts, RevKess and KaliSara (cohost on Pagan-Musings Podcast) have elected to flip the shows. Starting on Saturday 7 September 2013 you can find Musica Pagani on the Pagan-Musings Podcast Channel at 7pm Central. Sunday the 8th starts the new day for Pagan-Musings Podcast, airing live at 7pm Central.

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PWN #106 – Heather Greene & Pagan Media

On this week’s edition of the Pagan Weekly News, Heather Greene joined RevKess for a lengthy discussion of Pagan media. Heather is a contributor to Circle Magazine, a columnist for The Wild Hunt, an adviser for Lady Liberty League and the current National Public Information Officer for Covenant of the Goddess. She also writes on her personal blog about various topics.

The first half hour of the show was brief coverage of some Pagan related news as well as some goings-on in the United Kingdom. Heather joined the broadcast around the bottom of the first hour. For the majority of the program she and RevKess discussed a variety of Pagan media related issues. Rounding out the end of the show RevKess visited on a couple of other news items.

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Music

  1. Omnia – I Don’t Speak Human – Musick & Poetree
  2. Damh the Bard – Pagan Ways – Cauldron Born
  3. Spiral Dance (featuring Damh the Bard) – Spirit of Albion/Wooden Box – Through a Sylvan Doorway
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Lavender Hill #128

128 episodes into the Lavender Hill series and we are going strong. With the recent additional of an extra half hour, Corwin and Phil get to bring you more news, views, interviews, and music from the LGBTQA+ community.

This we the hosts covered several topics ranging from marriage equality issues in the United States and elsewhere, the blood industry and the ban on gay men donating blood, plasma and other blood products, Russia’s continued negative stance towards the LGBTQA+ population and their pledge to enforce their anti-gay laws during the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, and some political wrangling from the Conservative end of the spectrum.

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  • Late in July the Associated Press published an article that indicates that Nebraska lawmakers are looking to reevaluate the state’s “defense of marriage” law. The topic will hopefully come up for debate in the fall session of the legislature.
  • Marriage equality seems to be gaining momentum in Pennsylvania.
  • Pentagon confirms spousal benefits for same-sex marriages.
  • Claiming that the rights of athletes would be respected during the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko urged gay rights activists to “calm down”. Even with his assurances of respecting rights, he insists that all athletes, citizens and visitors alike, will be expected to obey established Russian.
  • A Southern California man is diagnosed with “chronic homosexual behavior” by his physician.
  • Campbell, California Mayor Evan Low refused the honor of donating blood by the Red Cross because he is openly gay.
  • Fox contributor Sandy Rios sticks her foot in it again by insisting that gays are incapable of healthy long term relationships, especially gay men.
  • Call Me Kuchu is showing at the Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center in Lincoln, NE from Friday the 16th of August through Thursday the 22nd.
    • In Uganda, a new bill threatens to make homosexuality punishable by death. With unprecedented access, the filmmakers follow David Kato – Uganda’s first openly gay man – and his fellow activists as they work against the clock to defeat the legislation while combating vicious persecution in their daily lives. But no one, not even the filmmakers, are prepared for the brutal murder that shakes their movement to its core and sends shock waves around the world. CALL ME KUCHU depicts the last year in the life of a courageous, quick-witted and, steadfast man whose wisdom and achievements were not fully recognized until after his death, and whose memory has inspired a new generation of human rights advocates. 

Music

Queen Radio GaGa Greatest Hits II
Bette Midler I’m Beautiful Bathhouse Betty
Klaus Nomi You Don’t Own Me Klaus Nomi
Pheromone Pholk Listen to Your Heart Music you love…but you don’t know why

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Musica Pagani #10: Drumming in the Harvest

RevKess had a blast with the 10th edition of Musica Pagani. Drumming in the Harvest was full of drumming and lively music. A true harvest celebration.

With harvest related pieces from Damh the Bard, Jenna Greene, Cernunnos Rising and Heartbeat, as well as drumming interpretation of African inspired music from Hennie Bekker and rock styles from Omnia, this edition brings you a collection of music from around several places around the globe.

This was a real chance for RevKess to share some of his favorite drumming pieces he’s collected over the years, most of his favorite drumming groups have been kind enough to allow airplay on PMPChannel. Tuatha Dea, Elvendrums, Dragon Ritual Drummers and Frenchy and the Punk to name but a few.

  1. Dragon Ritual Drummers – Heart Beat – Passage
  2. Tuatha Dea – The Blessings – The Tribe (featuring Spiral Rhythm)
  3. Hennie Bekker – Cry of the Wilderness – Temba: African Tapestries
  4. Tuatha Dea – Bagabi – Kith & Kin
  5. Dragon Ritual Drummers – Bamboula – Volume 2
  6. Spiral Dance – Fae Dance – Through a Sylvan Doorway
  7. Frenchy and the Punk – Carnival – Elephant Uproar
  8. Frenchy and the Punk – The Chase – Elephant Uproar
  9. Damh the Bard – Lughnasadh Dance – Cauldron Born
  10. Spiral Dance – Pocket Full of Thyme/Guardian’s Dance – Through a Sylvan Doorway
  11. Cernunnos Rising – Hearbeat of Harvest – Wild Soul
  12. Jenna Greene – Harvest – Crossroads
  13. Heartbeat – Heartbeat of the Earth – Bloodmoon
  14. Omnia – Cernunnos – Sine Missione
  15. Omnia – Dionysos – Sine Missione
  16. Omnia – Flora – Sine Missione
  17. Frenchy and the Punk – Specter of Land and Sea – Elephant Uproar
  18. Elvendrums – Dreamtime – Gateway to Faerie
  19. Elvendrums – Walking in the Woods – The Dragon
  20. Omnia – Love in the Forest – Wolf Love 
  21. Omnia – I Don’t Speak Human – Musick and Poetree 
  22. Cernunnos Rising – The Great World Tree – Urban Druid 
  23. Tuatha Dea – The Hunt (Corners) – Kith & Kin
  24. Dragon Ritual Drummers – Serpentine Seduction – Tribal Magick (digital release)
  25. Wendy Rule – Elemental – The Wolf Sky
  26. Wendy Rule – Deity – Deity
  27. Spiral Dance – Summer’s Farewell/Bo Mhin Toitean/Idbury Hill – Through a Sylvan Doorway
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1st Harvest on the Mess

12385dragons_historyMurf, *K8 and Phil had a blast bringing you a celebration of the first harvest on Murphy’s Magic Mess. They also had some healin vibes. *K8’s sister recently had surgery and she wanted to send some healing her way. As well as send some healing to all those who may be in need of it.

Murphy’s Magic Mess airs live every Sunday at 9am CT on KZUM in Lincoln, NE. Murf’s been hosting the show for over 19 years, bringing you Pagan and new age music as well as other Pagan content. You can find the Mess on Facebook.

  1. Inkubus Sukkubus – Wytches’  Chant ’98 – Away with the Faeries
  2. Steven Halpern – Deep Theta 2.0 Pt 2 – Deep Theta
  3. Sherry Finzer & Darin Mahoney – Reflection – Transformation
  4. The Pure Heart Ensemble – The Bliss of Healing – The Bliss of Being
  5. Craig Urquhart – My Angel – First Light
  6. Meg Bowles – Beneath the Radiant Stars Pt 1 – The Shimmering Lands (radio edit)
  7. Fiona Joy Hawkins – Ancient Albatross – 600 Years in a Moment (radio edit)
  8. Dan Kennedy – Jade – Intuition
  9. Celtic Woman – Nil Se’n La – Songs from the Heart 
  10. Wendy Rule – Deity – Deity
  11. Beverly Frederick – Lugh Return – Through the Darkness website under construction at time of posting
  12. Triskele – Mabon and Lugh – Myth, Magic and Mystery
  13. Damh the Bard – Lughnasadh Dance – The Cauldron Born 
  14. Omnia – Lughnasadh – Pagan Folk
  15. Emerald Rose – Freya, Shakti – Bending Tradition
  16. Blackmore’s Night – Temple of the King – Dancer and the Moon
  17. Moonstruck – Harvest Song – Moonstruck
  18. Wendy Rule – Elemental Chant – Deity 
  19. Tuatha Dea – Bagabi – Kith & Kin
  20. Steven McDonald – The Harvest – Stone of Destiny
  21. Wendy Rule -Out of the Dry Summer – Deity
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Lavender Hill #126: First official full hour

Just over two and a half years into the series, Lavender Hill has finally moved to a full hour time slot. Still airing at 11am on Sundays, but now running until noon. With the additional half hour we can bring you more news and more music. Even with the additional half hour, there is rarely enough time to cover all the news.

Corwin and Phil are very pleased with the change in time slot and format. They hope the listeners are as well. The show is available in podcast on Phil’s podcast stream (click image to the left) and this edition is also available as a video on YouTube, an experiment of Phil’s. And of course, listen live on Sundays at 11am CT at KZUM-HD 89.3FM in Lincoln, NE or online at the KZUM website.

Below you will find links to the stories we covered as well as some “bonus” links to stories we did not have time for. You will also find the music list from the show with links (when possible) to the artists’ websites.

Links

The Music

  1. Dominique Morgan – Right Thru Me – A Thin Line Between Love & Hate
  2. Mary Lambert – She Keeps Me Warm 
  3. Pentatonix – Wizard of Ahhhs – 
  4. The Clincher – Imperfect Form – The Sickness is Evolving

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