There's an old English tale for July, about an old woman, a gooseberry bush & a household spirit called the Luck. It's a story about what happens when you leave something out for the unseen, and what comes back to you when you do.

Pull up a chair. This one's about generosity, gratitude & the quiet exchange between us & the magical world that gives back.

A lovely July listen for anyone who appreciates folktales, seasonal wisdom and the magic of a wonderful old story.

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She can reach six feet tall, impossibly dramatic, and she's been keeping fairy secrets since long before anyone thought to write them down.

This episode is my love letter to the foxglove. To her freckled bells and her fairy footprints. To the West Country legend that says she bows when there's no wind, because she's acknowledging the fairy folk passing by. A piece of nature poetry from my heart that honours one of the most magical flowers in the woodland.

This is a slow, enchanted listen, written for a quiet moment, to remind you that the world is so much more alive than it usually gets credit for, and that the foxglove has been trying to show you where the doorway to a more enchanted world is all along.

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On the longest day of the year, a letter arrives that never comes any other time, sealed, warm, and smelling of elderflower and woodsmoke.

This summer solstice meditation steps away from the usual shed and release, plant new intentions structure, and into something closer to real midsummer folklore: the old Gaelic word for solstice (grianstad, meaning sun-stop), the belief that the Fae cross more easily into our world on this one day, and the golden flower that only blooms here and nowhere else in the year.

Rather than asking what you're ready to let go of, this one asks what you're curious about, and invites you to step outside, look up, and feel it for yourself.

A solstice letter from the magic of Mossvale, for anyone ready to feel a little more wonder today.

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