School Days!School Days!
It seems like summer just started, but school will be starting up again soon. So many of us had a very unusual year last year, so today we’re talking about
Religion Encroaching on SchoolsReligion Encroaching on Schools
Over the last couple of years, there’s been a number of lawsuits and threatened lawsuits relating to bringing more religion (usually Christianity) into schools. In this episode, I talk about
Pagan Parenting With Non-Pagan FamilyPagan Parenting With Non-Pagan Family
Question from a listener: how do we, as Pagan parents, raise kids with a non-Pagan partner? In this episode we talk about all sorts of family relationships with non-Pagan folks…but
Just Getting StartedJust Getting Started
A little about what this podcast will be about, and why you should listen.
Programming!Programming!
In this episode, I talk about resources – and how some of them haven’t improved in 20+ years. I talk about why resources for families are important. And then after
Back At ItBack At It
It’s been over a year since our last episode, which was not my intention, but…pandemic! I answer some questions and talk a bit about what’s going on here and where
Activities and TeachingActivities and Teaching
This episode, we talk about what regular spiritual/religious teaching can look like, and we talk about where to find activities for kids.
Now that Samhain is Over…Now that Samhain is Over…
In this episode, we talk about Yule and I give a review of the book, “The Magical Family” by Monica Crossen.
Tending the Garden: A Different Way to Understand RecoveryTending the Garden: A Different Way to Understand Recovery
What if recovery wasn’t about fixing what’s broken, but about nurturing what’s still alive? Using the metaphor of gardening, this reflection explores the messy, imperfect, and deeply human process of
Recovery as Service: Finding Your Path Through Support, Spirituality, and ConnectionRecovery as Service: Finding Your Path Through Support, Spirituality, and Connection
In this episode, Sunshine reflects on beginning formal peer recovery coach training and how it sparked a deeper understanding of what it truly means to support others in recovery. Drawing