Emily Reuschel

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3,593 appearances 12 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 13 Aug

Emily Reuschel’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Wild & Waking · 212 | The Wheel of the Year 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Seasonal Living · 13 Aug 2026 podcast

Like we I do not want to rush into spooky season. voice-verified

Like this is like the end of summer county fair season. voice-verified

Often this is associated with a Gaelic festival named for Lou, a god associated with skill, excellence in many arts. voice-verified

There's a l connections in that with agriculture. voice-verified

Celebrations include athletic competitions, fairs and markets, trading, matchmaking, legal arrangements. voice-verified

Journeys, hilltop and lakeside gatherings, harvest celebration. voice-verified

Llama specifically comes from Old English loaf mess, loaf mass, when bread made from the first grain was blessed. voice-verified

They're a shared seasonal moment. voice-verified

There's different historical origins. voice-verified

Again, this is the blending of cultures and traditions. voice-verified

Modern connections. voice-verified

See, here we go. voice-verified

County and state fairs, farmers markets, baking competitions, harvest festivals like fall festivals, late summer family reunions, going back to school. voice-verified

You'll see, you know, at the county fair like celebrating skills and accomplishments in in livestock, in baking, in 4-H projects, in voice-verified

Like needlepoint and photography, right? voice-verified

Themes and intentions for this time are harvest, first fruits, skill, labor, sacrifice, gratitude, community sharing. voice-verified

Symbols. voice-verified

Grain, bread, baskets, sickles, harvest knots, tools, markets, colors, wheat gold, yellow, bronze, deep green, early orange and red, foods, of course, bread, corn, grains, berries, early apples, seasonal vegetables, and beer. voice-verified

Simple practices. voice-verified

Bake bread. voice-verified

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