Fireside Chats: History and Mystery with Joy Johns

This week, we are joined by author, diviner, amateur historian, and all-around lovely human being, Joy Johns. We talk about the influence of geography on mythmaking, folk magic, our mutual love of history, ethics in paratourism, and Joy’s personal history with paranormal activity and divination. She is funny and thoughtful and disarmingly insightful. This talk was just as great as we always knew it would be. Please go and support her in everything that she does. Enjoy!

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