STW Episode #15 – Hunter M. Yoder the Heiden Hexologist

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STW Episode #15 – Hunter M. Yoder the Heiden Hexologist

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Today’s guest is Hunter M. Yoder the Heiden Hexologist. Hunter is a Heathen folk artist who specializes in hexology and Traditional Deitsch — that’s Pennsylvania German, or “Pennsylvania Dutch” — Barnstars. He’s published several books on hexology, including The Backdoor Hexologist, and several collections of...

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STW Episode #15 – Hunter M. Yoder the Heiden Hexologist

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