28 episodes
The Fairy Ring Podcast Michelle Lark
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🍄 Digital Fairy Portal 🍄 The Fairy Ring is an experimental podcast that explores the Universe through myth, meditation, and magic. This is the podcast for you if your creativity is your spirituality, your free will speaks to you through curiosity, and deep down you believe fairies exist. Mythology, folklore, poetry, storytelling, the mind's eye, mysticism, and all things beautifully bizarre can be found in the portal. The Fairy Ring Podcast is written and produced by your host and cosmic friend, Michelle Lark.
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Bookshelf: The Yellow Wallpaper 🌕
Story begins at 12:12
“The Yellow Wallpaper” was published in 1892 by The New England Magazine.
It is a gothic horror short story written by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. In this episode, we read Charlotte’s spectacular and spooky tale. We also discuss what inspired her to write “The Yellow Wall-paper: A story” (original title). This work is in the public domain.
Access the works cited used for this episode: here.
*The sister-in-law's name is Jennie/Jane not Mary. I misspoke in the intro.
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The Fairy Ring Podcast is written and produced by your host and cosmic friend, Michelle Lark. ©
Music used in The Fairy Ring Podcast is from Epidemic Sound. -
"A Made Thing": A Conversation with petrichor's Seth Copeland 🦬
Poet Seth Copeland enters the fairy ring to discuss petrichor, an archive of text/image. We also talk about Seth's new collection, Plug in the Mountain. The inspiration was birthed in the Wichita Mountains and became a thing made.
Visit petrichor:
https://petrichormag.com/
petrichor Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/petrichor_journal/
Cream City Review:
https://uwm.edu/creamcityreview/
Seth's Website:
https://neutralspaces.co/seth_t_copeland/
Bio:
Seth Copeland grew up in southwest Oklahoma and currently lives, teaches, and studies in the Milwaukee metro. He is the author of the chapbook Plug in the Mountain (Yavanika Press, 2023) and the cohost of Finally, Poetry. He edits petrichor, Cream City Review, and its digital imprint Cheshire.
Plug in the Mountain:
https://payhip.com/b/ez3nU
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The Fairy Ring Podcast is written and produced by your host and cosmic friend, Michelle Lark. ©
Music used in The Fairy Ring Podcast is from Epidemic Sound. -
“Map of Experiences”: Tattoos with badass artist Jackie Jones
Welcome to the Fairy Ring Podcast. This is a digital fairy portal that explores the Universe through myth, meditation, and magic.
Tattoo artist, Jackie Jones, enters the fairy ring to discuss her transition from oil painter to tattoo artist, cycles in art, and how tattoos can be maps and stories. She also shares tips on tattoo care to maintain the beauty and longevity of body art. Throughout the episode, we will weave in-between our conversation with Jackie and cover some of the history and culture surrounding tattoos and how they can be portals. At the end of the audio, you'll be offered a meditation inside of the fairy ring. ✨☠️✨
Connect with Jackie:
https://www.instagram.com/jackiejones/
Works Cited google document here.
Additional:
Tattoos in Ancient Egypt: here.
Polynesian Tattoos: here.
Culture of Tattoos in Japan: here.
Why Tattoos are Permanent: here.
Inuit Skin Stitching Tattoos: here.
Sailors and Tattoos: here.
Tattoos and Colonization: here.
Cherokee & Southeast Indian Tattooing: here.
Tattoos in Ancient Rome: here.
Tattoos and Trauma: here.
Vintage Tattoo Photos here.
Comprehensive Guide to Tattoo Meanings: here.
+ Acupuncture Meridian System: here.
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Instagram @thefairyringpodcast
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Listen to all episodes for free:
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thefairyringpodcast@gmail.com
The Fairy Ring Podcast is written and produced by your host and cosmic friend, Michelle Lark. ©
Music used in The Fairy Ring Podcast is from Epidemic Sound. -
“Live and Let Live”: Full moon vintage dyes with La Chuza Blanca Vintage 🌙
In this episode, I eat cookies and talk magic with Sam with La Chuza Blanca Vintage. Sam is a star-seller on Etsy and is known for her full moon vintage tie dyes. We discuss her origins, how the Universe speaks to us through nature, how David Bowie inspired La Chuza Blanca, and her passed down love of vintage clothes. We delve even deeper with reminders not to build borders and not letting our magic die. Grab a cup a coffee and maybe add some cinnamon to it (a Sam favorite) and have a laugh with us in this magical conversation.
Connect with Sam | Le Chuza Blanca
Instagram @lechuzablancavintage
Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/lechuzablanca
Depop: https://www.depop.com/lechuzablanca/
Poshmark: https://poshmark.com/closet/lechuzablanca
Dig It Vintage: https://digitokc.com/
Amanda's Episode on The Fairy Ring Podcast
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The Fairy Ring Podcast is written and produced by your host and cosmic friend, Michelle Lark. ©
Music used in The Fairy Ring Podcast is from Epidemic Sound. -
Ch. 6 Temple of Violet Light
The sixth installment of this season's meditative narrative! Deep in the ocean of the Blue Planet lies a temple filled with violet light. Enter the portal of the fairy ring to adventure into the underwater basilica and have a supernatural experience with angel of light and shadow. This chapter correlates with the sixth chakra, the third-eye. This chakra is represented by a violet color and rules over intuition, psychic energy, and spiritual awakening.
The Fairy Ring Podcast is written and produced by your host and cosmic friend, Michelle Lark.
Music from Epidemic Sound
"Fairy Rings: Mycology, Folklore, and Fae Superstition": https://www.thefairyringpodcast.com/1309630/12508868-fairy-rings-mycology-folklore-and-fae-superstition
"Poetry as Spellcraft w/ Kalyn McAlister, Iliana Rocha, and Sydney Vance":
https://www.thefairyringpodcast.com/1309630/9901866-poetry-as-spellcraft-w-kalyn-mcalister-iliana-rocha-and-sydney-vance
The Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnn7mD7aUVBwlj_WLCy9l2A
Support the show
Instagram @thefairyringpodcast
Tiktok @thefairyringpodcast
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Listen to all episodes for free:
http://www.thefairyringpodcast.com
Business Inquiries:
thefairyringpodcast@gmail.com
The Fairy Ring Podcast is written and produced by your host and cosmic friend, Michelle Lark. ©
Music used in The Fairy Ring Podcast is from Epidemic Sound. -
Bookshelf: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (abridged) 🐰
The Fairy Ring Podcast has added an abridged version of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland to its bookshelf for your enjoyment. Published in 1865, Lewis Carroll published his beloved classic. Since its date of publication it has never gone out of print and remains a touchstone of the literary nonsense genre.
Story begins at 7:20
Narrated by Michelle Lark
Music from Epidemic Sound
Support the show
Instagram @thefairyringpodcast
Tiktok @thefairyringpodcast
Youtube: click here
Listen to all episodes for free:
http://www.thefairyringpodcast.com
Business Inquiries:
thefairyringpodcast@gmail.com
The Fairy Ring Podcast is written and produced by your host and cosmic friend, Michelle Lark. ©
Music used in The Fairy Ring Podcast is from Epidemic Sound.
Customer Reviews
Uplifting and spiritual show to listen too
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Highly recommend
Michelle has a pure soul and you can feel it as well as her overwhelming kind and peaceful energy. Listening to Michelle will create a peace in your soul by her soothing voice.
Like a favorite book I keep coming back to
This podcast is a BEAUTIFUL work of art. I have listened to all of the episodes multiple times and I get just as lost in the details each time, as when I first listened to them. Do yourself a favor and listen to this podcast. Michelle is a talented and insightful creator.