Stella is back, and the universe rejoices. We discuss Tolkien, Rush, and go deep into elaborating the occult art of automatic writing.

I have two guests this week, starting off strong with a member of the Order calling in to walk us through some lost psychedelic lore based in Michigan and reflections on being a pilgrimage industry hustler. We had the cut the conversation short, as Dr. Yoni paid a visit to the studio. We discussed the art of seeing, without letting the main get in the way.

With Stella out of town, Jojo teamed-up with a friend of the show, Mac, to discuss on djinn, tutelary spirits, & dreams.

A technological issue prevented the first 45 minutes of the show from being recorded. Stella leads a deep-dive into the heart of Arthur Kingsley Porter's research on the holy road, and at the end of the tunnel we found a new means of conceptualizing our research on pilgrimage, "Camino Modernism." The second half of the program is given over to musings on OSGH iconography.

With Stella out of town, jojo hosts a special episode devoted to discussing the master travel writer, Bruce Chatwin. I follow the lead of my special guest Will, a life long Chatwinnian, as we make our way into "In Patagonia," amongst the greatest travel books of the modern era.

Stella & JoJo attempt to figure out how to respond to the question, "how was your pilgrimage?" Turns out, we just have to trip the light fantastic and eff the ineffable.

Stella is in the studio by her lonesome this week, rapping about hostels, their vibes and her history staying in them across the world. Great tunes!

Much to our delight, our guest Kunda shares her deep knowledge of Earth Mysteries, lay-lines (or "energy lines"), powerspots, and planetary kundalini networks. We also discuss travelin the world, learning everything all over again, and the Sedona airport vortex.

We have returned from the Camino & are itching to unpack our experiences with the other members of Order of St. George's Horse. We are joined in the studio by Roxy, a master pilgrim & scholar of the world's holy roads.

Stella and Jojo were walking the Holy Road this week, and in their stead they programmed some Camino music. Enjoy!

We are one week out from our yearly pilgrimage along the Camino de Santiago, and to mark the occasion, Stella & Jojo crack jokes, listen to tunes, and reflect on their love of this pilgrimage broadcast program.

Diving deeper into the Protestant literature of pilgrimage, Stealla and Jojo air their discontentment concerning the "pathological individualism" of modern sacred travel. Fear not: things are not as heavy as this description make them out to be! The show reaches even further heights of merriment when our old friend & OSGH member Addison phones-in to discuss the art of travel. We chat about times past (Myrtle Beach vacations!), expectations about the Camino, and how to improvise a new pair of pants while on the road.

Our next pilgrimage is on the immediate horizon, so we get serious about preparation. How do you actually go about making friends with spirits (or humans!)? When is preparation liberating, and when is it restricting? We come up with some answers - but who knows, we may change our minds next week.

Stella is solo for the first hour, diving deep into 90s music and a new pilgrimage about Hildegard von Bingen. After getting into cosmic eggs and medieval fish lore, Just Sarah joins and conversation turns to road trips and the tyranny of time.

We talk the history of the history of the Camino (meta!), pilgrim graffiti, and being your best self as part of pilgrimage confraternity - which means figuring out what your worst self is, and trying to turn up for it. Or something.

Stella & Jojo improvise the lecture they will deliver to an honorable society. Since they are both riffing, they end up disclosing what they *really* think about pilgrimage, powerspots, travel, and sacred art.

Ever dream of running away with the circus? We have, and talk about it on this show, along with medieval puppets, and the value of bringing your own trumpet to riots.

There is a library of books devoted to the Camino de Santiago de Compostela. More than anyone could ever read in a couple of lifetimes... and that is only counting the English language texts! In this episode, the hosts discuss and classify the pilgrim literature they have read, underscoring the contributions of their favorite authors. The music is eclectic and electric, and two special guests drops into the program, the first discusses the merriment that characterizes the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona, and the second discourses on the nature of carnival.

New Year's Day is the most holy day for our religious confraternity, the Order of St. George's Horse. This episode opens with some reflections on the way in which members of the Order celebrate, and some comments on our own ritual festivities.

It's an all-out pre-New Year's New Year's party in the studio, as we are joined by guests Crom, Elvis, and Just Sarah. We discuss ways to make the new year as auspicious as possible and, just as importantly, as fun as it can be.