The Wild Hunt (https://wildhunt.org/tag/vodou)
Karl E.H. Seigfried writes on the need for Pagans to engage in public discourse, using that as an opportunity to show what is unique and valuable about Pagan worldviews in response to the assumptions made under majority religions.
Haitian Vodou has been described by some faith leaders as a “big social problem”. In this two-part series, Historian Tony Kail discusses the resilience of the Vodou faith and its spiritual practice.
Coverage of the fourth annual African Drum Festival, held in Ogun State, Nigeria, in which performers collaborated and celebrated the history of African drumming traditions and discussed the future of the music.
Two turtles found chained together may have been part of some occult ritual, but not a practice of Haitian Vodou.
Tony Kail is an ethnographer and writer. He holds a degree in cultural anthropology and has researched magico-religious cultures for more than twenty-five years. His work has taken him from Voodoo ceremonies in New Orleans to Haitian Botanicas in Harlem and Spiritual Churches in East Africa. He has lectured at more than one hundred universities, hospitals and public safety agencies. Kail has been featured on CNN Online, the History Channel and numerous radio, television and print outlets.