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KaliSara has recently gotten a lot of questions about when one's Third Eye opens. So, we are going back to the basics and talking about what happens when one's "Sixth" sense becomes active and conscious. We may also discuss the last month's NaNoWriMo activities.

On November 27, thirty-three years ago, San Francisco City Planner Harvey Milk was assassinated. Milk was one of the front runners in the GLBT movement, the first openly gay elected official in San Francisco, let alone the United States, and the "godfather" of the Castro District. On Sunday, Corwin and Phil honored the memory of Harvey Milk.   Lavender Hill airs live every Sunday at 11am Central on KZUM out of Lincoln, NE.   MUSIC: Lullabye in Blue, Bette Midler

With the U.S. holiday of Thanksgiving just past, it is time for RevKess and KaliSara to talk about some of the things they are thankful for. Listeners are invited to call in and share what they are thankful. Later in the show, Lisa Kovanda makes another visit to talk about NaNoWriMo, with only five days left to go....   As the topic of Dark of the Year was not addressed on the 19th, the hosts will visit that topic briefly during this episode.

November 20th is the International Transgender Day of Remembrance, a special day out of the year for people to remember those who were murdered for their gender indentity. It is also a day to remember those who have fought and died (or won) gain better treatment and equal laws for transgendered people. At KZUM's Lavender Hill, Corwin and Phil spent the show focusing on that very topic. LIsten live to Lavender Hill on KZUM in Lincoln, NE, every Sunday morning at 11am CST.   MUSIC: Christina Aguilera's Beautiful and Lady Gaga's Born This Way.

RevKess and KaliSara talk about the Dark of the Year. They are joined by a special guest (or three) who will talk about Other Kin.   A NOTE FROM REVKESS: Since this show was scheduled, a few changes have been made. "Arthur" and Stormcrow will be joining us to talk Otherkin, with a special surprise guest during the show. The main focus of the program has become Otherkin. If time still allows, we will briefly touch on the Dark of the Year towards the end of the show. We fully intend to visit that topic this week and during our Give Thanks episode Thanksgiving weekend. Thank you for your patience.

As there were so many sound issues on the 15th, RevKess has put together a special edition of the weekly news for the listeners.   TOPICS: Officers of Avalon respond to Occupy police brutality; Ellen DeGeneres and World AIDS Awareness; Pagans in political seats; the future of DOMA repeal; and more.   MUSIC: Sunrise by Budi Seibert and Sweet Babalon by Lon Milo Duquette.

Due to connection issues, this episode is rather scrambled. Our sincerest apologies to our listeners.   Join RevKess and Zaracon for another news and opinion filled episode of Pagan Weekly News. With the recent elections in many cities and states, there is plenty to talk about. They will continue their ongoing discussions of DC-40 and the Republican Presidential Campaigns. Join the hosts in the chatroom during the live show and drop your comments in email to paganmusings@gmail.com with PWN in the subject line.   MUSIC from this episode: Homebrew by Leigh Ann Hussey, Beyond the Misty Veil by Bill Wren & Frank Ralls, Charm for Religious Tolerance by Ian Corrigan, Symbol Song by Celia, The Voyage by Bill Wren and Frank Ralls.

Our friend Gracie joined us again this week on Lavender Hill. We discussed some of the recent election results across the country and the appointment of Ellen DeGeneres as Special Envoy for Global AIDS Awareness. Listen to Lavender Hill live every Sunday at 11am Central on KZUM and check us out on Facebook.

Join KaliSara to discuss what we are reading and what has inspired us over the years - in their learning, their own writing, and in their lives. Callers will be welcome to share their own reading inspirations.

Join RevKess and Zaracon as they discuss news and events that effect the Pagan community from a Pagan perspective. Tonight's topics include the ongoing DC-40 campaign and counter-protest movement, the Occupy Wall Street protests, LGBTQ+ bullying and the increase in anti-bullying laws across the United States, and many other topics. From time to time Z or RevKess may step up on a soap box and share their opiniions about some of these topics. Comments and feedback are encouraged. You can contact the hosts via email at paganmusings@gmail.com. Please include "PWN" in the message header.

Heath Harding, of OUTLinc, returned this week for a follow up on the OUTLinc Vision meeting held in mid October. Corwin and Phil talked about the upcoming plans for OUTLinc as well as their networking and social outlets for the Lincoln community.

RevKess and KaliSara have discussed rites of passsage before, but this week, join KaliSara to discuss the rites of passage for adults after the age of 30 and before death. Later in the show, we will touch upon death and funeral rites.

RevKess and Zaracon bring you news, views, and interviews from the Pagan community. They also discuss mainstream news events from a Pagan perpsective.

On this episode of Lavender Hill, Phil and Corwin played more music than usual and shared some of the news of the community related to Halloween as well as some of the recent happenings for the community.   Cynthia McQuillin - Gay Vampire Boogie  - Time Warp - Rocky Horror Picture Show (soundtrack) Aurelio Voltaire - Cannibal Buffet - Oookie Spookie Aurelio Voltaire - Graveyard PIcnic - Boo Hoo Oingo Boingo - Dead Man's Party - UCSB

Join RevKess and KaliSara as they visit with Mark Mandrake and Shauna Aura Knight of Pagans Tonight. They discuss leadership, the paranormal, and ritual practice in ths first part of the special two part cross over with their show. Tune in on the 31st at 9pm Central for the second part of the series on Pagans Tonight.   As this is a recorded show, the BTR chat might not be available. You can join KaliSara in chat on the Pagan Alliance Network.

In this first special edition of Pagan Weekly News you will hear a reading of a press release regarding a counter DC-40 demonstration and Samhain celebration in Washington D.C., a speech from one of the organizers of the Nebraska counter DC-40 group (Liberty Lives in the HEARTland) and the text of a petition to the President to change National Day of Prayer to National Day of Religious Tolerance.   Music in this episode: A Charm for Religious Freedom by Ian Corrigan; Lady Liberty, Symbol Song, and Build the Wall by Celia.

This episode from Sunday, October 23, 2011 includes commentary on the coming out of several movie, television and sports personalities.

Our paranormal investigator friend, Lisa Kovanda, is also very involved with the Nationa Novel Writer's Month program.  She joins us this late weekend in October to help KaliSara and RevKess, and our listeners who want to write, get geared up for this year's November NaNoWriMo. A published author herself and the president of the Nebraska Writers Guild, Lisa should have all kinds of writing tips, tricks, and whatnots for our listeners.

In this episode of Lavender Hill, Corwin and Phil were joined by playwright and acotr, David Csontos. They talked about his newest play, L'amour noir, LGBTQ history month and other issues.

RevKess and KaliSara continue their exploration of the paranormal with special guest Laura Krieser. Laura is another Lincolnite who investigates the paranormal and hunts ghosts.