In this episode, Gabriela Gutierrez takes us on a captivating journey through the world of imagery, religious symbolism, and the goddess in ancient Europe.

Welcome to a new season of home—body podcast. Our themes for this season are Water and the Third House. In this episode, I’m sharing what these themes mean to me and why I’m bringing them to the center of the podcast right now. If you’re thirsty for more aliveness, more wildness, more soulfulness, more life, this season is for you. Join me in this episode + subscribe to find more flow, more receptivity + more magic.

Artist, oracle, + dharma witch Laura Zuspan joins us to talk about the Tarot, the healing power of art + why Buddhism is helpful for witches. We also discuss the Cantigee Oracle — an ecological spiritual guide + creative prompt deck.

Amelia Hruby joins to discuss all things productivity through a feminist, ecology lens; and we share the systems + frameworks that allow us to live more in alignment with our internal rhythms, energetic capacities + ever-changing seasons.

the power of creativity to help us be more resilient in the face of uncertainty and loneliness + how the wild can keep us from missing out on our one precious life.

Today, we’re diving deep into the Underworld to see what tools, teachings + resources it has for us in all seasons of life. Emily Prentice joins us to talk about the inevitable change the Underworld brings us, how our creative practices can be a practice for embracing joy and what is and is not our responsibility as mere mortals.

What does animism mean? This episode with herbalist + astrologer Sarah Corbett guides us into a story where humans are the stewards, caretakers and community of all beings around us and offers simple steps to make our way back to that reality.

Plants Connect us to Both Science + Magic / Unlocking our Potential to Feel Better / Herbs for Stress, Anxiety + Burnout / Mythbusting Protein

In this week's episode, Mary Grace offers the teacher and support of Taurus.

- How necessary joy + pleasure are to “stay with the trouble”

- Re-imagining the indirectness of our survival and primal needs

- The false binary of survival + pleasure

- The body as the altar + container for magic

- How she emerged from the art world into the work of a “kitchen witch”

- How being a settler is a fundamental orientation to how she relates to the land

- How she thinks about reciprocal relationship to the land in her practice

- Why soil health is so important

- The current, degenerated state of soil and how it got here

- What is soil regeneration - how it impacts the environment + food

- Why sustainability isn’t enough to reverse climate change