The Land Is in My Bones – Now on Bandcamp
The Land Is in My Bones – Now on Bandcamp
Dear Wyld Folk, I am excited to share something new with you all – my spoken word version of my poem, The Land Is in My Bones is now available […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on March 21, 2025
Wyldwood Radio’s Statement on Streaming and Solidarity with Ukraine
Dear Wyld Folk, On 1st March 2025, we stopped streaming in Russia and the US in response to the pro-Putin attack on Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy by Donald Trump and […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on March 16, 2025
December Statistics and closing Patreon
Good evening dear Wyld Folk! Firstly, I want to wish you all a happy new year! Secondly, before I reveal the statistics from December, I want to let you know […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on January 13, 2025
November
Good morning Wyld Folk! Firstly, I want to apologise for how long it has taken to write this post. My job has become more demanding and I am now dealing […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on December 8, 2024
An October Retrospective
Dear Wyld Folk, I feel I need to begin this post with an apology; October has been very quiet here and you haven’t seen any new content. Along with this […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on November 1, 2024
September
Good morning Wyld Folk, It’s a rainy October morning while I’m writing this. I’m a couple of days late in writing the September retrospective, for which I apologise. The simple […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on October 2, 2024
Dear Wyld Folk,
Dear Wyld Folk, Someone has taken the liberty of changing our details on TuneIn so that it no longer plays Wyldwood Radio. It now plays a mixture of awful pop […]
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Quietness, ASD and Imposter Syndrome
Good morning Wyld Folks, and a very blessed Equinox! I have been quiet lately on Patreon and there have been a couple of reasons for this that I wanted to […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on September 22, 2024
It Doesn’t Have to be Ancient to be Authentic
Something that has been bugging me for a long time is the trend of calling certain things ancient in order to qualify them as an authentic spiritual practice. I want […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on September 6, 2024
August Recap
Good morning Wyld Folk! I’m writing to you on a much cooler day than last month; Autumn has begun to show itself here. Personally, I love the Autumn not only […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on August 31, 2024
July recap: WOW!
Good morning Wyld Folk, and a very Blessed Lughnasadh! I’m writing to you from a very warm, humid, partially cloudy High Wycombe as Yuliya and I have taken the day […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on August 1, 2024
A Pause
Dear Wyld Folk, Over a month ago I made the announcement that I would be restarting the stream for Wyldwood Radio. This was in response to many people telling me […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on June 15, 2024
Beltane News & The Return of Wyldwood Radio
This Beltane has been a truly blessed one, spent in magical places with friends both old and new. Yuliya and I have been visiting various moots and sacred sites over […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on May 6, 2024
An Interview with Elwynn the Witch of The Antlered Crown
This month I had a wonderful interview with Elwynn the Witch of The Antlered Crown. This was such a wonderful interview and I thoroughly enjoyed speaking with Elwynn. He’s one […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on May 1, 2023
An Interview with: Daemonia Nymphe
This interview was performed by Krista who worked with Wyldwood from 2021 to 2022 Thank you for your time and for speaking to us at Wyldwood Radio. I have listened […]
Read MorePublished by Krista on January 31, 2022
An Interview With: Osi and the Jupiter
This interview was performed by Krista who was part of the team at Wyldwood Radio between 2020 and 2021. This month we interviewed Osi and The Jupiter. Straight out of […]
Read MorePublished by Krista on March 4, 2021
Familiar: Snake
The snake is both revered and reviled in almost all cultures. There is a dualistic view of this sacred beast; on one hand it is seen as poisoner, deceiver, dark […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on December 25, 2019
An Interview with Brendan Howlin
This month I was able to interview Druid author Brendan Howlin. In this video we discuss Brendan’s books “Urban Druidry” and “The Urban Ovate” which explore more modern concepts of […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on February 21, 2019
The Lord of the Wyldwood
Within the Wyldwood, Cernunnos (translation into English: The Antlered One) is the name we most often give to the male aspect of the divine. In all honesty, while the name […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on September 16, 2018
Article: Beautiful Berries
The hedgerows are full to bursting with berries at this time of year. Blackberries you can eat straight from the bush (but not if you are near a main road, […]
Read MorePublished by RachelPatterson on August 29, 2018
Familiar: Wolf
Perhaps the most evocative of animals within Paganism, and one that either captures the heart, or leaves it full of dread, is the wolf. For some a symbol of wild […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on August 27, 2018
Earth My Body: A Pagan Ethic
Earth my Body, Water my Blood, Air my Breath and Fire my Spirit ~ *Wiccan chant* Around nearly every Pagan campfire, during nearly every coven or grove meeting, at nearly […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on August 23, 2018
The Thunderer
In the first of our series of articles to focus on deities within Paganism, I examine the thunderer. It is my intention to set a mood in which we can […]
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Book Review: Black Dog Folklore
Barghest, Bear Ghost, Old Shuck, Old Ben… The Black Dog! I have always been fascinated with the various stories of spirits that inhabit the British Isles, but among them all, […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on August 11, 2018
Artist Interview: Olga Demidova
Recently Herne spoke with Russian artist and photographer about her art, her inspiration and her views on spirituality. In this interview Olga tells us about her journey in art and […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on July 30, 2018
Book Review: Traditional Witchcraft by Gemma Gary
If this is the first book on Traditional Witchcraft that you have read then it will help to give you a solid grounding in the history and practice of the […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on September 1, 2017
Squirrel Folklore
This article was written for Wyldwood Grove by Nemetona (Charlotte) who was part of the team between 2011 and 2016. When thinking of, or searching for information related to the […]
Read MorePublished by Nemetona on September 2, 2015
An interview with Emian Pagan Folk
EMIAN are a Pagan Folk band from Italy, and this month we have interviewed them to find out more about their passions and inspirations, and why they have chosen a […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on March 4, 2015
An Interview with George Nicholas of Cernunnos Rising
In March 2015 Herne interviewed the fantastic George Nicholas (Cernunnos Rising), who is the brains behind the fantastic charity project, Art for their Sake as well as Impact Murals. George, […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on March 1, 2015
Review: Alvenrad by Sowulo
This article was written for Wyldwood Grove by Nemetona (Charlotte) who was part of the team between 2011 and 2016. This is the debut album from the Dutch folk band […]
Read MorePublished by Nemetona on December 1, 2013
Album Review: Wytchlord by The Dolmen
Wytchlord is by far the best album yet from Dorset based, veteran pirate band The Dolmen, who formed in 1992 and it is clear to see that the band is […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on September 29, 2013
Album Review: Dies, Nox et Omnia by Cesair
This article was written for Wyldwood Grove by Nemetona (Charlotte) who was part of the team between 2011 and 2016. Atmospheric, haunting and beautiful are just three words which can […]
Read MorePublished by Nemetona on August 30, 2013
An Interview with Sowulo
We managed to catch a few moments of Sowulo’s time before they release their album, Alvenrad. Read on to find out more about one of the up and coming big […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on June 29, 2013
An Interview with: Taloch of The Dolmen
This interview was performed by Nemetona who was with Wyldwood from 2011 until 2016 This month, we have managed to catch a chat with the lead singer of the fantastic […]
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Album Review: Cadbodua by Tibetréa
This review was written by Nemetona who was with Wyldwood from 2011 until 2016 Cadbodua is the third studio album released in 2012 by the German band Tibetréa and definitely […]
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Book Review: Heathen Warrior by Stuart Brogan
Heathen Warrior is the first book by Stuart R Brogan and addresses the warrior aspect of the Northern Traditions (mainly those of Scandinavia). The book helps us to understand the […]
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An Interview with June Kent of Indie Shaman
For this month’s interview Wyldwood speaks to June Kent, editor and founder of Indie Shaman. Indie Shaman started off as a community in 2006, and by 2009 it had gained […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on June 6, 2013
An Interview with Fay Brotherhood and Lee Burns of Cernawoda
Herne: You’ve released four albums and two singles, what was the inspiration behind them? Fay: We have just released an EP, Mother Moon under our brand new distribution deal which […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on December 18, 2012
An Interview with Anwen of Brocc Bards
Herne: We were absolutely delighted when we received an email from Brocc asking to be played on Wyldwood Radio, and when the album arrived, we were instantly in love with […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on December 9, 2012
An Interview with Andy Letcher of Telling the Bees
This month we sit down for an interview with Andy Letcher of Telling the Bees in his quiet home in Oxford. Tucked away in the idyllic setting of one of […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on April 9, 2012
An Interview with Chrigel of Eluveitie
What an interview to kick off with on Wyldwood Radio, the mighty, the magnificent and the proudly Celtic Eluveitie! Taking time out from the European tour, Chrigel sits down to […]
Read MorePublished by Herne on December 21, 2011