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Dave will be on Pagans Tonight… bow chicka bow wow!
Actually, Dave of PCP will be a guest on the nightly show by Witch School called Pagans Tonight. Tune in or call-in live starting at 10pm Eastern at PagansTonight.com. Topics of discussion will include the Proud Pagan Podcasters (PPP).
Many of you who routinely seek Pagan news may be familiar with the respectable Examiner.com. Our coverage of Pagan Values as part of Pagan Values Month was mentioned in a news article in the Manchester Paganism Examiner. W00t, and thanks again to Dave of Ravencast, Geoffrey and everyone else who participated in our 3-part values series. We’ll certainly have to revisit that topic in the future.
Here’s a recording of tonight’s Pagan Newswire Collective meeting, including Dave of PCP and Amber of PCP as participants. This marks our first expedition into recorded video:
Saw this article up on Fark. I find it sad because it makes sense and I have a feeling they’re right.
Tonight, Ashlee will be discussing Satanism on The Gut and Bone Show! For details on how you can listen or participate in this show, visit: http://robbywrench.wordpress.com/2010/07/21/ashlee-kuschner/
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Sacred Fire Kindling During Opening Ritual of PSG 2010, Courtesy: Circle Sanctuary
Regular Hosts:
Dave
Guest Hosts:
Star Foster, Arthur Hinds, David Doersch, Erin Lale and Members of the Ghetto Shaman Camp
How long have David and Arthur been coming to PSG?
How’d you come about going to your first PSG?
Greeting of “Welcome Home”
The investment of energy into the ongoing PSG community
Has PSG lived up to your expectations?
Year of the Drought
No Fires at a Pagan Event?
First experience of nighttime drumming
Pagans in the Mud festival
Ritual statue of liberty rather than a ritual bonfire?
What’s the biggest change since your first PSG?
Splitting of estatic drumming and the bonfire at Wisteria
Two groups of folks attending PSG
Size necessarily changes things
50% of PSG attendees are newbies every year
Still learning to dance with the land at Camp Zoe
Favorite PSG stories that we can share
Year of the Tornado
What are Heralds?
Joe, Founder of Guardians, the PSG Security Force
The Evacuation of PSG during the Year of the Tornado
Does every year of PSG get a nickname?
The song Pagans in the Mud about the year of mud.
Joe and the young lads wanting to penetrate the valley to watch the naked witches around the fire.
The type of things that draw people back to PSG every year
The Turtle Mound construction rituals
The erecting wicker man ritual
The Labrynth at Wisteria
Facilitating is magical and is about doing a different kind of ritual.
Favorite meeting of PSG?
What is The Hunt?
The Morning Meeting Ritual
What is it like to bring your family to PSG every year?
PSG is family friendly
PSG is a safe environment without abusive partying
Irresponsible people are not tolerated at PSG
What’s it like being a musician at PSG?
What’s your opinion of Camp Zoe?
Flush Toilets!
People returning to PSG now that it is located in Camp Zoe
What’s your favorite concerts from PSG?
Diapers and Fairy Wings
The story of the Druids passing the horn of alcoholic beverage
Tasting homebrew
Arthur’s favorite story about Dave
Selena Fox is a powerhouse
Scolding is not in Selena’s nature
Making Selena disappear
What is Gluvine?
What’s the most significant improvement to PSG over the years?
What do you think the future of PSG will be?
Why should people come to PSG?
If you don’t grow at PSG, you chose not to grow.
First thoughts of the first timers
What do you think of this being the first year Press is permitted inside PSG?
Festivals need to be documented
Covering a spiritual event
Coming soon: The Pagan Beat podcast
Members of Ghetto Shaman Camp
Origin of Ghetto Shamans Camp
What’s a “Ghetto Shaman”
How long has the Ghetto Shamans camp been around?
Young Men’s Rite of Passage, what was special in 2010?
What do the Ghetto Shamans like about Camp Zoe as a venue for PSG?
Do the Ghetto Shamans have any good stories about PSG?
What do the Ghetto Shamans want to say to those that never attended PSG
Poem by Erin Layle
Credits
- Post-produced by: Dave
- List of websites and organizations mentioned
- PCP is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 US License.
- Season 17 Credits
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Credits for Skit 59 can be found in the credits for Episode 120 of the Pagan Centered Podcast.
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Just a random hour of misquotes and random off-topic discussion that “hit the floor” during editing of episodes of PCP during seasons 15 and 16.
Like all PCP ideas, this idea has gone through:
- Rhetorical exhaustion-induced comment
- Hmm, that’d be interesting
- The resources to do this exist and we have access to them
- We can actually do this!
This time, it’s PCP: The Conference. Well, as far as the actual conference goes, PSG has very awesome content and we (the PNC) left a great impression on the organizers. We could probably work out a partnership where presenters could authorize recordings of their presentations. This year, we got 10 hours of content. Presentations at PSG are 30-90 minutes each, so it’s easy to duplicate that next year. But why limit ourselves to PSG? There are other great conferences like Pantheacon and all around the country.
How are we getting the audio? Pagan Newswire Collective is seriously pondering a festival crew for covering festivals. The PCP crew would need to pitch in with post-production and back-end efforts so we can get first dibs on the audio and keep a good relationship with the PNC so we can use their resources.
This means if we hit 10 festivals a year, we’d have 52 hours of content per year at least. This means we could start another “channel” here at the PCP website. Perhaps we could call it something like the Pagan Conference Podcast (PCP2) or something like that. Inevitably we would have more content than can fit once per week, but we could adjust the podcast to accommodate our post-production abilities accordingly.
So, there we have it. Real in-person conferences. They’re all around the country so we avoid the “where should it be” problem. These are existing conferences, so poor Amber can just focus on the annual pow-wow rather than organizing a PCP conference. And, when geography permits, the PCP crew can show up and not organize anything other than maybe a live on-site PCP recording.
Wow, this could actually happen. What does everyone think? If we have folks at a festival that sucks, well that’s just great fodder for the Pagan Centered Podcast 
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I think the idea rocks. I think you should engage in guerrilla podcasting at random events. Like Billy Graham speeches.
why I may not be part of the crew….. I will offer any services necessary. even if it means being the driver. course, if i’m the driver, something needs to go into the tank.
Sounds wonderful! Come to Hawaii too, there’s more than a few and it’d be lovely to have you guys there 
Lady Bless,
Lamyka
I’m Game
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