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Summary:

There are elements of Voodoo and Hoodoo that are in Paganism. For example, the poppet. Some practitioners of Voodoo and Hoodoo might not consider themselves pagan, which I can understand. Some people come into Paganism and want to explore their Voodoo and Hoodoo roots, which is understandable too. The Spirit Guide of the Week is Madame Brigitte and the Dream Symbol is Wall.

Songs Featured:

1. Voodoo Bayou by Spiral Dance
2. Zulu Voodoo by Kalya Scintilla
3. Maid of Orleans by KIVA
4. Invocation to Free Women by Ruth Barrett
5. Why Did You Hoodoo Me by Savoy Brown - I might have accidentally mispronounced "Savoy" in the audio. Please accept my apologies for that.
6. Wailing Wall Wail by Holly Tannen
7. Hunt the Blarney Cat by Avalon Rising
8. Witchy Feelin' by Savoy Brown

Links Mentioned:

Events:

• Harvest Fest 2019
• Pagan Fires 2019
• Australian Wiccan Conference 2019

Other:

• Chapter 1: The Origins of Voodoo
• The Origins of Voodoo, the Misunderstood Religion
• Voodoo: Facts About Misunderstood Religion
• An Introduction to the Basic Beliefs of the Voodou (Voodoo) Religion
• What is Voodoo?
• What is Hoodoo and what magic does it involve?
• Hoodoo (Folk Magic)
• Difference Between Hoodoo and Voodoo
• The Difference Between Hoodoo and Voodoo
• Voodoo vs. Hoodoo: Differences Explained
• Haitian Folktales and Proverbs