Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner!
An interesting visitor! Pan? Satan? Meet him in the next episode of “Bone and Sickle” uploading Monday, 5/21. (Painting by Jakob Jordaens, 1620)
An interesting visitor! Pan? Satan? Meet him in the next episode of “Bone and Sickle” uploading Monday, 5/21. (Painting by Jakob Jordaens, 1620)
May 21: “Crowley in Neverland” June 4: “The Great God Pan” June 18: “Lost Heads” Available right here, or on Apple Podcasts (aka iTunes), Stitcher, or Android apps. Normally, episodes come out every 2 weeks on Mondays. The first episode was officially scheduled for April 30, which might have you looking for a May 14 …
After two episodes meandering about in the nocturnal folklore of Walpurgisnacht witches sabbaths, we’re inviting our Bone and Sickle friends out in the daylight for a celebrate the arrival of Spring. Not to worry, there’s still human sacrifice in the air, as we begin the show looking at that pre-emininent example of the folk-horor genre, and …
Become a Patron! In our second episode on the grim folklore of Walpurgisnacht — that is May Eve or April 30, St. Walburga’s day — we meet Walburga, the saint whose name was attached to what was likely a pre-existing pagan holiday. While the saint’s bones for centuries have been said to be the source of a miraculously …
Become a Patron! Episode One of BONE & SICKLE is the first half of a two-parter about May Eve, Beltane, or as the Germans call it, Walpurgisnacht (“Walpurgis night“) the night of St. Walburga, that and oh so much more! It’s also about St. George’s Eve, and the conflation of the two in Bram Stoker’s Dracula …
Please enjoy this video trailer, a smattering of podcast snippets from upcoming episodes of Bone & Sickle accompanied by original imagery of an appropriately moody and evocative nature. Our first episodes of Bone & Sickle celebrate May Eve, Beltane, or — as the Germans say — Walpurgisnacht. Learn more about the relationship between this holiday and …