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Hosted by Kate Fontana · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 42 episodes
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A podcast for spiritual misfits, modern mystics, and folks tending the sacred within everyday life. We talk about practical spirituality and somatics, energy and embodiment; eroticism, ecology, eschatology; vocation, identity, queerness, race; and how to ‘be in a good way’ with the complex and ever changing web of life.
Kate Fontana hosts Priestess of Ordinary Things, a religion show with 42 episodes published.
Nichole London is a transformative guide who dedicates her life to helping people unlock their full potential through rituals, ceremonies, and energetic healing. She is the Elysian Mastery Mentor, liberating women into s
“The softest thing in the universe always overcomes the strongest thing.” Najeea Leslie has been exploring Taoist healing traditions and The Yin/Feminine essence for many years. Dreamwork and meditation have been her clo
Nancy Rebecca been teaching intuitive and psychic development full-time for over 20 years. Before that, she was a hospital nurse—until a spontaneous out-of-body experience cracked her open and left her clairvoyantly sigh
Nancy Rebecca been teaching intuitive and psychic development full-time for over 20 years. Before that, she was a hospital nurse—until a spontaneous out-of-body experience cracked her open and left her clairvoyantly sigh
Lisa Fazio is a clinical herbalist, author, and folkloric witch trained in traditional western herbalism, western astrology, and the ancestral healing ways of her Italian immigrant family. This is the second half of my c
Lisa Fazio is a clinical herbalist, author, and folkloric witch trained in traditional western herbalism, western astrology, and the ancestral healing ways of her Italian immigrant family. In this conversation, Lisa shar
"I feel like the demands being put upon me [as a mother] are the equivalent of those on an elite athlete." Katie Halloran is a mother of three and author of the substack blog, the Mediocre Mother. In this light-hearted a
You may have heard...we bought 6 acres in the woods! Kate's beloved partner Coda makes their premier appearance to unpack the whirlwind of magic that unfolded to bring them into relationship and stewardship of a small sa
Did your new year's resolutions already fizzle? You have a second chance. The ancient Celts called February 1st Imbolc (pronounced im-bolc, eem-olc, or eem-yolk), First Spring or the feast of the Goddess/Saint Brigid. It
Katie Spataro, CSB (she/her) is a certified somatic sex educator and sexological bodyworker, womb tender, holistic pelvic care provider, and full spectrum doula. Katie studies and practices at the intersections of birth
We are living in a time of overwhelming conflict at an unprecedented scale. It is everywhere, in our homes and in our world. In this week's podcast, I explore a unique framework and 3 essential components of engaging con
How can Astrology help us understand and navigate the political landscape and bigger cultural and social phenomena of our time? This is a question that drives the scholarship and offerings of Hummingbird, an astrologer,
“Everyone wants to do ayahuasca but no one wants to do the dishes.” - Unknown Such is the frame for the Midwinter Mundane Magic Summit, curated by my colleagues and virtual friends Laurel Armstrong and Alyssa Allegretti.
You could probably sing a dozen Christmas songs at the drop of a hat. But do you know any Solstice songs? I didn't either, so the season and I co-authored a few, and in this week's episode I share them with you. Singing
Solstice is one of those days that cultures around the world recognized as significant: a moment to dwell in the beauty and paradox of light and darkness. For us in the northern hemisphere, winter solstice can be a time
This week's episode is a conversation with inabel Uytiepo, a queer, ilocanx-chinese-spanish-portuguese somatic forgiveness practitioner, artist, teacher, animist and forever student. inabel's work spans many modalities a
If you're a highly sensitive person, even though you might LOVE the holiday season, you might also struggle with feeling: ~like it doesn't take much to make you completely overstimulated (resulting in sensory shut down,
What does it take to de-center whiteness and create spaces where ALL people can experience nourishment? What does it look like to nurture harmony experience healing together amidst systems of oppression that impact each
In this Oracle of the Ordinary I share some insights from the season on how to live in the "too muchness" of everything. From the overflow of nature's bounty to the war in Gaza and throughout the world, to the pending ho
Do you feel burned or disillusioned by your faith tradition of origin? Do you long for meaningful rhythms and rituals around the holidays? Are you seeking more depth, quietude and companionship on your spiritual path? Th
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Priestess of Ordinary Things is hosted by Kate Fontana. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 42 episodes.
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