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Crow Radio Episode 28: Lilith and the Golden Hour

Lilith talks about the golden hour, sleep schedules, working hard, midnight tea and talk, gossiping with the neighbors, success, manifestation, excusing poor behavior, correcting the language to express yourself, perspective, learning from wounds, jealousy, emotional immaturity, gratitude even for trauma, and transmuting negativity.


Disclaimer: This podcast shares personal experiences and spiritual perspectives. It is not medical or mental health advice or a substitute for professional care.

Crow Radio Episode 27: Park Adventure

Raven hosts Crow Radio and talks about a park adventure, DID and copilots, treasure hunters, crotchety era, change, external validation from within and from the ancestors, celebrities, sustainability, learning to ask for help, and the effects of being punished for vulnerability as children in adulthood. She also discusses the layers and shades of healing the same things, maple leaves versus oak leaves, self-discipline, appreciation of others, men, embracing personal growth, and trusting her body.


Disclaimer: This podcast shares personal experiences and spiritual perspectives. It is not medical or mental health advice or a substitute for professional care.

For Once

Lokean Devotional Vignette

“Oh dear gods…”

“Yes? What can I help with? Some light necking?” Loki tempts.

“It’s a figure of speech.”

“Fuck, I almost thought you’d actually asked for help for once, dear love.”

Crow Radio Episode 26: Star

In this episode of Crow Radio, Star talks about water-drinking reminders, confusion within a DID system, and gratitude.

She reflects on coming out of grief, outgrowing spaces, divine intervention, and responsibility. She also explores speaking from the heart, sharing the puzzle pieces others may need, finding reasons to smile, and reciprocity.

Plus, roses from Loki, luck, and the runes.


Disclaimer: This podcast shares personal experiences and spiritual perspectives. It is not medical or mental health advice or a substitute for professional care.

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