Leaping Hare 2021

 Here are the video links to Leaping Hare 2021, which is virtual due to the pandemic. The initial video should automatically lead to the next recording, but in case there are any gremlins I have included the rest of the URLs below.


“Introduction” - https://youtu.be/7sY2Hi6mSWA

“Altered States” talk by Jo van der Hoeven - https://youtu.be/D7-SLafLIdA

“Wolf Song” music by Carys - https://youtu.be/_DKslE4Z_uQ

“Too Jung to Die” talk by Robin Herne - https://youtu.be/OacH-dS4DQk

“Gods Just Wanna Have Fun” talk by Nick Ford - https://youtu.be/r3qEmwRTPQ4

“Pathways to Initiation” talk by Johnathan Boddam-Whetham - https://youtu.be/jJDNap8cqOI

“The Dagda’s Harp” storytelling with Clan Ogma - https://youtu.be/XaNzUY40CIc

“Thanks and Farewell” - https://youtu.be/JaB3CwfgFus

 

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