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Regular Hosts:
Amber, Ashlee, Branden, Dave, Qwertos
Guest Hosts:
Amanda Eve, Barrett Allen, Dylan, Nick
1:08
Amanda Eve joins the conversation
1:41
Lack of regular work and school schedules is how we set our recording times
3:20
Barrett A joins the conversation
3:57
Barbara leaves the conversation
4:06
Black Cat adoption stopped in October because of “Animal Sacrifice”
5:47
Christmas sales beginning before Halloween, wtf?
6:28
Thanksgiving organ scavanger hunt
6:44
Branden wants to go to PA for Thanksgiving
6:58
PCP Road Trip to Rochester!
7:49
Do we believe a dead person’s energy would resonate in the decedant’s tarot deck?
9:40
Amamda used her tarot deck to get through her “dry spell”
9:58
Dyllan’s dry spell
10:19
Feeling stuff on TV
10:36
Barret says the PCP crew is awesome
10:59
Barrett A leaves the conversation
11:17
Fun with TomTom
12:11
What is everyone doing for Halloween?
12:48
Silver Ravenwolf
13:11
Revisiting Episode 86
18:03
Group rant about Lupa
20:23
Are Therians actually Otherkin?
20:33
All the damn wolf-kin.
20:52
The Lone Wolf, it’s an insult
21:22
Obligatory mocking of the Otakukin
21:59
Irish Punk
22:46
PCP Town of the Week: Snow Shoe, PA
23:05
Our thoughts on The Pyramid Texts
25:11
PCP, the Wiki?
25:45
Would we be better off with a forum?
28:06
Black Snowflakes, an explanation
28:52
Amanda wants to read texts from all old religions but so much of it is crap
29:37
Ashlee leaves the conversation
30:10
How do we feel when someone we respect asks us about our beliefs?
31:33
Pagan Pride Day – Houston
32:14
Amanda feels alienated since there are so few Kemetics in Canada
32:43
Dylan’s experience with someone asking him about his beliefs then having Christian belief forced upon him.
33:40
It’s not a matter of having someone with exactly the same beliefs, just having someone you can talk to about this stuff.
34:16
Lonliness wont lead to a loss of faith but it makes things difficult on a personal level.
34:53
There’s more to learn, but can’t find a teacher.
35:01
Not everyone needs a teacher.
35:29
Many people will be on your level.
35:36
It’s about the discussion and sharing of information.
36:03
The best teacher is the source text in the absence of elders willing to teach.
36:28
Some folks start with learning about a religion by reading literature that discusses that religion.
36:54
Ancient myths can shed light on the personalities of the folks who practice those religions.
37:19
Translation error is a common problem to encounter.
38:20
ChristoPaganism.
39:15
What do we do in daily life to honor our religion?
40:60
Cult of Amber
41:34
Doing dishes on the Lupa episode.
42:22
Stupidity should be painful
43:07
Surplus Populations
44:50
Subdermal Piercings
46:12
ThinkPagan
47:05
Wearing a dead guy around your neck
48:08
Christians boycotting movies
50:06
Taking a 2 year old camping
50:46
Wii video games are becoming increasingly mundane
51:06
Exercising, but paying someone to mow the lawn?
51:35
Telnet BBS
51:56
Amanda’s grandmother thinks she is the spawn of Satan.
52:38
Things we can’t do anymore now that we’re not in College
53:07
Video we linked to recently: Women of the Occult
53:49
Post-production of Episode 86
54:21
Qwertos departs the conversation.
Credits
Listener Commentary:
Dave of PCP Wrote:
Holy crap, 40 downloads just from the yahoo group before release!
AmberRose Wrote:
O.o
Down loads like Woah already just from the Yahoo!.
Nice
Anonymous Wrote:
Hey there, I *love* your podcast!!
Dave, this is kinda random, but at when y’all were talking about Irish Punk (21:59), and you mentioned an Irish Industrial band, could it have been Flogging Molly you were thinking of? (If it was, then you have great taste in music ;P)
Just thought I’d mention it ^_^
Happy Podcasting!
Dave of PCP Wrote:
Flogging Molly indeed it was!
Anonymous Wrote:
Woohoo! That’s my favorite band 
Anonymous Wrote:
Ahh, the old Christmas-before-Thanksgiving retail fun. I remember it well, having worked at Walmart…they’d get shipments in July of that stuff, and it would sit in the back until Oct. 12 (Columbus Day). Then they could start putting it out.
Also, I burst out laughing when someone asked if their soul was really Tetsusaiga…I didn’t really want to have to explain that to my coworkers.
I agree with Amber. The surplus population needs to go away. Though I think I might disagree with the method. 
The gene pool does need a bit more chlorine…
Shifty Wrote:
Flogging Molly is amazing.
A great point was brought up in this episode, that all to often people who are looking for resources on mythology and pre-christian religions tend to go straight to the metaphysical section of the book store, but the best place to go is the history or classic texts section. Most stores offer great books like the Tao ti ching, I ching, tibetin book of the dead, the eddas, the illiad, etc. These are all gold mines for information on great mythology and teachings of ancient or pre-christian religions. I'm really glad it was brought up.
Son_of_Pan Wrote:
Flogging Molly is amazing.
A great point was brought up in this episode, that all to often people who are looking for resources on mythology and pre-christian religions tend to go straight to the metaphysical section of the book store, but the best place to go is the history or classic texts section. Most stores offer great books like the Tao ti ching, I ching, tibetin book of the dead, the eddas, the illiad, etc. These are all gold mines for information on great mythology and teachings of ancient or pre-christian religions. I'm really glad it was brought up.
I agree. The heroes tales of the ancient greeks are great resources if you want to learn about the gods and the greek mindset of the time.
Sheena Wrote:
I tend to send people looking for good books on Witchcraft to Pratchett.
better a good dose of Granny Weatherwax and co than $ilver Rav£nwolf
Anonymous Wrote:
On forums and Pagan podcasters ask section. My opinion, not someone willing to do the work mind you, is forums would be really useful if all podhosters shared one site with their own topic areas. I really couldn’t keep up with every podhosters website and forums but if we had one central place to build that community….
Son_of_Pan Wrote:
On forums and Pagan podcasters ask section. My opinion, not someone willing to do the work mind you, is forums would be really useful if all podhosters shared one site with their own topic areas. I really couldn’t keep up with every podhosters website and forums but if we had one central place to build that community….
I kind of like having this forum though.
Dave of PCP Wrote:
Each podcast does have its own community. Sometimes our communities overlap, but often they do not. I don't think the kind folks that listen to Occult Podcasts just to see what topics are out there would have much common ground with our BS hammers here around PCP.
Dave of PCP Wrote:
Each podcast does have its own community. Sometimes our communities overlap, but often they do not. I don’t think the kind folks that listen to Occult Podcasts just to see what topics are out there would have much common ground with our BS hammers here around PCP.
Dave of PCP Wrote:
Each podcast does have its own community. Sometimes our communities overlap, but often they do not. I don’t think the kind folks that listen to Occult Podcasts just to see what topics are out there would have much common ground with our BS hammers here around PCP.
Son_of_Pan Wrote:
Each podcast does have its own community. Sometimes our communities overlap, but often they do not. I don't think the kind folks that listen to Occult Podcasts just to see what topics are out there would have much common ground with our BS hammers here around PCP.
And when they do, you get people like Taylor Ellwood. The BS hammers really came out that episode.
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