ableism
Column: Godspouses, in conversation – part two
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In part two of a series, TWH contributors Bat Collazo and Luke Babb discuss the concept of the “godspouse,” a Pagan whose practice involves romantic or erotic love for a deity.
Paganism
Column: Watching the Tomatoes Grow
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Guest contributor Jacqueline Mathers writes about her gratitude for, in the midst of the pandemic’s disruptions, finally being able to plant tomatoes.
Arts & Culture
Review: Watching ‘Ragnarok’ during a hurricane
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C. Foxnose Huling writes about watching Netflix’s “Ragnarok,” which retells Norse mythlogy in a modern setting with themes of industrialization and climate change, while enduring Hurricane Ida.
Paganism
Diverse artists are creating bold visions of the tarot
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Fiona Leonard looks at a collection of tarot decks created by diverse artists that feature equally diverse figures in their imagery.
Paganism
Hekate: the goddess who reigns over many realms
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In today’s Spotlight on Tradition, Antonio Pagliarulo speaks with devotees to the goddess Hekate to explore the reasons for her enduring and growing popularity among Witches and other Pagans.