The cyclical nature of persecution and rebirth: Labyrinth of Shadows: The Witch's Rebirth Part I explores how the trauma of witch hunts and scapegoating echoes across centuries. Anna Koldings’s execution and subsequent rebirth as Merona highlight the persistence of injustice and the possibility of transformation. The narrative asks whether history is doomed to repeat itself or if individuals can break cycles of violence by healing old wounds and forging new paths.

Manannan mc Lir Source Library of Ireland The Mystique of Manannán mac Lir Across the boundless, ever-shifting canvas of the sea, where the horizon blurs into myth, rides Manannán mac Lir. He embodies the breath and spirit of the ocean. As the Son of the Sea, his name whispers through foam-crested waves and resonates in ancient Gaelic lore. He is not merely a deity of the waters; he is a formidable warrior, a sagacious king, and the enduring heart of the Otherworld. Manannán

Unplugged With Abby Filsinger and Michaela Riley There's a magic to a well-told story, and sometimes, that magic is amplified by the very...

Narrator Abby Filsinger discusses how she crafts voices in The Witch's Rebirth Series