Pagan blogs listing
- Also known as Blog Valhalla, Blog Summerlands, Blog Tir nan Og, Blog Elysium (or other heaven of your choice).
- Be sure to check out MetaPagan, a collaboratively edited listing of blog and news stories about Pagans.
- Join Project Pagan Enough and help make Paganism more tolerant.
- Also, do check out the many articles on this wiki. Not sure where to start? Try Featured articles.
Blogs in English: A to F - G to M - N to Z
Blogs in other languages
More Pagan blog listings
- MetaPagan - a collaboratively edited listing of blog and news stories about Pagans
- Witchvox blog directory
- Blog of Two Witches Blogroll
- Hearth'n'home witchery Pagan blog listing
- Pagan Bloggers directory
- The Heathen blog directory project
Podcasts & radio shows
- Pagan Radio Network
- Deo's Shadow - interviews and music, crystals, tarot and more
- PRN Lite - Pagan, folk, new age, world, fusion
- A darker shade of Pagan - hosted by Jason Pitzl-Waters
- PRN after dark - gothic, ethereal, darkwave, industrial, dark pagan
- Thelema coast to coast - Thelema, Aleister Crowley, the New Aeon, ceremonial magick, and the occult
- Pagan politics - political commentary and opinion from a pagan's perspective
- Ravencast - The Asatru Podcast - An Asatru podcast for and about the Asatru community. Interviews, Lore, gods and goddesses, and anything else relating to Asatru.
Also offers Asatru 101 introduction segments.
- Spoken Lore - reading the Norse Sagas.
- The Witching Hour on Net Talk Radio with Liz Williams and Trevor Jones
And, in the spirit of interfaith, here are some non-Pagan blogs that are worth reading, for their general mystical and spiritual outlook on life.
Want to be added to this list?
Email me the URL and title of your blog, with a brief description of what it's about (e.g. your tradition / what you blog about the most). To be included, your blog's content should primarily be about Pagan-related issues, or be written from a Pagan perspective. If you're listed on here, it would be nice if you linked back to this page, preferably on the sidebar of your blog.
Linking back to this page
See the Banners page. Or you could just add a plain HTML link to http://pagantheologies.pbwiki.com/Pagan-blogs
How to add links in specific blogging software
- How to add a link on your Livejournal (only works with S2 templates)
- How to add a link to a Blogger classic HTML template
- How to add a link to a new-style Blogger template
- Adding a link in your Wordpress template
- Adding a link in your Typepad template
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