Wild Witches Ep 19- Ffynnon and the road to Non Profit status with Michael Agee

Welcome to the 19th episode in the Wild Witches series.

In this edition of the Wild Witches series, Anjel shares an interview they did with Michael Agee, co-founder and board member of the Pagan sanctuary, Ffynnon . In this discussion, we talk about legacy, what was involved in forming a nonprofit and how creating pagan community is necessary for the continuity of our faith. At the top of the episode is an ad by our producer Daniel for Sunfest, happening at Ffynnon on June 24-26.

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