Emily Reuschel

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

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

And so following the wheel of the year, I have really loved because it's like a very intentional marker in time with very specific intentions, themes, and purposes that invite me to reflect or act on different parts of my journey. voice-verified

And because they are spaced the way they are about six weeks apart, sometimes we'll be approaching when I'm like, oh my gosh, already? voice-verified

Like what happened to the last six weeks? voice-verified

Like we all know what it feels like to just be going, going, going, doing, doing, doing, like going through the day-to-day emotions, hustling through a season, or just trying to survive a season, or just enjoying a season without even recognizing the passage of time. voice-verified

And so I like. voice-verified

Following this within myself. voice-verified

Because it gives me the intentional space to do that pausing, to do that fricting, to do that celebrating and adding that intention and that ritual and the ceremony and whatever that means to you is something that I'm like continuing to fold more into my life. voice-verified

It's also been interesting, like I said, as someone who is raised culturally and like in the church as a Christian. voice-verified

How many pieces of this are so familiar to stories or practices that I have known? voice-verified

And I think, you know, there's a lot of schools of thought about this. voice-verified

So I'm not saying this to get into any kind of theological or philosophical discussion, but it's like, oh, what did the Christians steal from the pagans? voice-verified

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Yeah, I think that there's a lot of historical context of like ways that things were manipulated and changed to be able to fit narratives as different groups assimilated, either by proximity or by force. voice-verified

But I think more than anything, we can see this as the culmination of cultures blending, of traditions lending, and finding the synchronicities between. voice-verified

cultures. voice-verified

A lot of the traditions and stories that you will hear specifically around the vo Wheel of the Year come from like Celtic, Irish, Germanic, Anglo Saxon Anglo Saxon type voice-verified

belief systems, but you'll notice as you dive in. voice-verified

stories that connect from all over the world where people are celebrating similar things or doing it in very similar ways. voice-verified

And at a time when it's not like we could just hop on the internet and see what was happening in Japan or Brazil or, you know, Iceland at any given time. voice-verified

But I think it really speaks to the truth that voice-verified

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