Living the Wiccan Life, Episode 24, Pt. 2

In Part 2 of this Episode Rev. Don interviews the great Margot Adler whose ground breaking book "Drawing Down the Moon" changed the way the Pagan community looked at itself forever.

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• Wicca
• Witch
• Witchcraft
• Witchschool
• Margot
• Adler

[jorge198620]

where in new york well yous by at ??????

[MagickTv]

We were at Pantheacon in San Jose in Feb. It's the largest West Coast Pagan Event.

[AnnyaMoon]

she is very awesome Id love to get to know more about her. :)

[Neopagan2007]

Excellent interview!

[jrcadet4]

I haven't seen Lady Adler for most of a decade---delightful to run across this interview, and to see her honored for what her book helped bring about. Still a bright, unpretentious, REALLY nice woman.

[violetcloud]

yeah. i love her.

not only does she write well, she speaks well - what a phenomenal woman!

[Crystalwolf78]

Did he say he from ILL omg I'm from there I now live in Wisconsin :D sweet

[hanno21664]

15:50 and to the very end of this video so damn true, i have read studied and talked to others professors and people of ethnic backgrounds that agree to this. i showed this vdieo to my friends some christain and others of different faiths who have called me emailed and met for a few drinks, all have said it is true of what she has said. my friends and I do agree with that she had said at the end, and we have all looked into are past and ancestory.

May you all Blessed Be!

[ThaleiaMuse]

Yes, I live in a small midwestern community and just found "Drawing Down the Moon" in our local library. I'm finding many lovely passages to write down so I can read them again for inspiration. Very well done. Thank you Margot!

[CrazieDreamer]

I enjoyed watching this interview. I own the 1979 edition of "Drawing Down the Moon" and I plan to own the revised edition as well. I hope I am fortunate enough to meet Margot one day.

[akcajun73]

I love this interview. Margot Adler is very intellectual it seems. It is get to see more and more interviews of people who don't seem to be unbalanced mentally.

[diamondfirewolf]

loved this interview Blessed Be

[fuzzygoddess]

An excellent interview with a veritable pioneer of the craft movement. I especially like her closing remarks. Especially empowering for todays Goddess/women pagan practitioners. It is true; "We are everywhere." And the mainstream would do well to realize just how much and how many of us that would refer to. ;-) Goddess Bless.

[xevildude22]

interesting didnt know alot of this stuff.