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Ashlee, Dave, Jason, Sam
5:15
Faith-based initiatives being challenged in court
9:50
Hell House
11:00
Faith-based initiatives going almost exclusively to Christians
11:37
How to build a good Pagan website?
12:55
How open should we be with our faith around non-Pagans?
22:20
Pimpin’ the Pent. — Should we display our symbology publicly?
23:50
In God we Trust being minimized on the new dollar coins
24:30
The new order, not The New World Order
25:50
Is it incorrect to refer to Wicca as The Old Religion?
27:20
Would being more open help us or only draw more persecution?
31:00
Re-igniting the discussion about having a good Pagan rights organization
33:34
Building community around a Pagan rights organization
34:55
If you want things done for Pagan rights, non-Pagans need to also care about what is happening.
35:55
Pagan Political Party?
36:47
It’s easy to hide being Pagan vs. the color of your skin
37:04
Pagan rights organizations need to move beyond arm-chair protesting
37:40
Bridging Pagan issues to the mainstream media
38:55
AREN and WARD, Dave misses WARD
40:12
Pagan rights organizations avoiding the word “Pagan” in their name works against Paganism.
41:30
We need role models that non-Pagans can look at and Pagans can look up to
42:40
Council?
42:52
Overcoming problems but dealing with egos
44:00
PPD as a litmus test about the local community
45:30
Pagans need to stop yell at each other and tell people who care
45:55
So you think you smell a Pagan, how should we approach them? Do we need a “gang sign?”
49:00
How the Merry Meet greeting fails to fulfill its purpose.
49:20
Jason’s more direct approach
50:00
How those in AA do it.
51:50
Jobstopper Tatoos
53:30
Why jewelry isn’t a good idea for locating Pagans
53:50
Pagan Gaydar, and its failings
56:37
Runes of the Week: Uruz
57:45
Another Rune of the Week: Thurisaz
58:32
WAMEPOT: Religious ebates
58:38
Website of the Week: WM3.org
1:00:28
Science being the Magic: Scrying
1:01:58
For further listening: Witch in the City

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