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As warnings about AI “necromancy” circulate in Catholic discourse, Pagans once again appear as the unspoken cautionary tale. But the real ethical concern may not be communicating with the dead, but consent, authority, and imitation. Continue reading Opinion: Necromancy for Me, Not for Thee: AI, Catholic Anxiety, and the Pagan Scapegoat at The Wild Hunt.

AI chatbots are increasingly used for mental health support, but experts warn they may reinforce harmful narratives. New reports linking AI conversations to ritual abuse allegations raise concerns for Pagan communities still navigating the legacy of the Satanic Panic. Continue reading AI Therapy, the Return of Ritual Abuse Narratives, and the Shadow of the Satanic Panic at The Wild Hunt.

March 8th marks International Women's Day throughout much of the world. This year's theme from the United Nations focuses on the legal rights and status of women, who globally have only 64% of the legal rights of men. Continue reading International Women’s Day 2026: “Rights. Justice. Action. For ALL Women and Girls” at The Wild Hunt.

"March is a tricky time of year," writes Clio Ajana. "One moment brings sunshine, radiant cerulean skies, and stark sunrises that nibble at the darkness. The next reveals a layer of snow, cloudy skies, and a harsh windy reminder that winter has not released its grip." Continue reading Coming Back from the Darkest Point at The Wild Hunt.

In 2020, Lauren Parker was driving through the desert listening to David Bowie's 1976 album "Station to Station," starring one of Bowie's most haunting characters, the Thin White Duke. "I didn’t even know if I liked the album," she writes. "I just couldn’t shake it." Continue reading One Magical Movement: A Poet’s Occult Journey with David Bowie at The Wild Hunt.