Boe Huntress's guest appearances

Boe Huntress

Human Records

all that we are with amisha ghadiali (fka the future is beautiful)

The Mythic Masculine

Charles Eisenstein

Pat McCabe

Eric Rogers

Daniel Pinchbeck

Hareesh Wallis

Miki Agrawal

Martin Shaw

Sonya Renee Taylor

BRONTË VELEZ

Stephen Reid

Philip Shepherd

Stephen Jenkinson

Jeff Brown

Jem Bendell

Vinay Gupta

OwlTail

My guest today is Boe Huntress, a London based musician and longtime friend, whose work powerfully explores the themes and archetypes of the feminine journey.  We first met in 2014, at The New Story Summit gathering in Scotland, where after seeing her perform, I knew I had to collaborate with her. We immediately shot a live performance of her track ‘Green Dragon’ a song about female initiation.Since then, Boe has continued to release a prolific range of albums, including Kiss the Witch, A Female Power, and the forthcoming Thirteen Queens.  More recently, Boe has undergone a quest to integrate her own inner masculine, a story which I felt was deeply fitting for this podcast.She describes how a trio of failed relationships cracked her open to the deepest heartbreak of her life, how this led her to look into intergenerational grief through her father line, and ultimately, the willingness to end the war between the polarities of her soul.Just a note: halfway through this episode, Boe performs her song “Undefended Heart”, which she wrote to crystallize the courtship of this sacred union.   The full song will be released on Boe's Patreon. LINKS:  Boe Huntress - Official Website Green Dragon - Live Music Video Get full access to The Mythic Masculine at themythicmasculine.substack.com/subscribe

My guest today is Boe Huntress, a London based musician and longtime friend, whose work powerfully explores the themes and archetypes of the feminine journey.  We first met in 2014, at The New Story Summit gathering in Scotland, where after seeing her perform, I knew I had to collaborate with her. We immediately shot a live performance of her track ‘Green Dragon’ a song about female initiation. Since then, Boe has continued to release a prolific range of albums, including Kiss the Witch, A Female Power, and the forthcoming Thirteen Queens.  More recently, Boe has undergone a quest to integrate her own inner masculine, a story which I felt was deeply fitting for this podcast. She describes how a trio of failed relationships cracked her open to the deepest heartbreak of her life, how this led her to look into intergenerational grief through her father line, and ultimately, the willingness to end the war between the polarities of her soul. Just a note: halfway through this episode, Boe performs her song “Undefended Heart”, which she wrote to crystallize the courtship of this sacred union.   The full song will be released on Boe's Patreon.  LINKS:  Boe Huntress - Official Website Green Dragon - Live Music Video Get full access to The Mythic Masculine at <a href="https://themythicmasculine.substack.com/subscribe?utm_medium=podcast&amp;utm_campaign=CTA_4" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">themythicmasculine.substack.com/subscribe</a>

#12 | Courting The Undefended Heart - Boe Huntress (Thirteen Queens)

Mapping the experience of cyclical being through archetypes, stories and song  "The more I am in my power the more everything can be empowered - it's not a personal thing - you can't' be powerful on your own, its part of a bigger thing." - Boe Huntress  In this episode Amisha meets singer, songwriter and creative Boe Huntress. Informed by a long line of songwriters from Bob Dylan, to Kate Bush, to Joni Mitchell, Boe's mytho-poetic songwriting is archetypal and inspired particularly by the feminine experience.  Boe works with women's groups, looking at the cycles of the moon, menstruation and the creative process.  Together they weave a collective picture of cyclical and intuitive ways of being, exploring the value and gift of changeability in a world where consistency is king. We hear about the collective dreams of bleeding women that could feed tribe and what the modern equivalent might be if we can only remember how to want it. Links from this episode and more at www.thefutureisbeautiful.co

Mapping the experience of cyclical being through archetypes, stories and song "The more I am in my power the more everything can be empowered - it's not a personal thing - you can't' be powerful on your own, its part of a bigger thing." - Boe Huntress In this episode Amisha meets singer, songwriter and creative Boe Huntress. Informed by a long line of songwriters from Bob Dylan, to Kate Bush, to Joni Mitchell, Boe's mytho-poetic songwriting is archetypal and inspired particularly by the feminine experience. Boe works with women's groups, looking at the cycles of the moon, menstruation and the creative process.  Together they weave a collective picture of cyclical and intuitive ways of being, exploring the value and gift of changeability in a world where consistency is king. We hear about the collective dreams of bleeding women that could feed tribe and what the modern equivalent might be if we can only remember how to want it. Links from this episode and more at <a href="http://www.thefutureisbeautiful.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.thefutureisbeautiful.co</a>

 Boe Huntress on Music, Menstruation and Mythology - E12

Part music show, part autobiography, Human Records is a weekly podcast that will expand your understanding of humanity. Join Kathleen as she interviews a diversity of humans, with each guest sharing 7 records to musically illustrate their own journey. In this episode join Kathleen as she interviews Boe Huntress, a singer songwriter, artist and faciitator of womens groups in London. You can contact find out more about Boe on www.boehuntress.com Human Records challenges stereotypes by amplifying the voices of those who aren’t well represented in the mainstream media. Kathleen prioritises interviewing the working class, women, people of colour, and those who face challenges because of their sexuality, physical or mental health. Whilst most of the people in the world fall into these categories, our current media is dominated by a minority of white privileged straight men. This podcast offers perspectives that go beyond the dominant ‘white male lens’. If you’d like to walk a mile in another person’s shoes but they don’t fit, then why not spend an hour with them in your ears? If Desert Island Discs were to breed with Humans of New York, this might be the offspring! Produced and hosted by Kathleen Cassidy Email: humanrecordspodcast@gmail.com

Part music show, part autobiography, Human Records is a weekly podcast that will expand your understanding of humanity. Join Kathleen as she interviews a diversity of humans, with each guest sharing 7 records to musically illustrate their own journey. In this episode join Kathleen as she interviews Boe Huntress, a singer songwriter, artist and faciitator of womens groups in London. You can contact find out more about Boe on <a href="http://www.boehuntress.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.boehuntress.com</a> Human Records challenges stereotypes by amplifying the voices of those who aren’t well represented in the mainstream media. Kathleen prioritises interviewing the working class, women, people of colour, and those who face challenges because of their sexuality, physical or mental health. Whilst most of the people in the world fall into these categories, our current media is dominated by a minority of white privileged straight men. This podcast offers perspectives that go beyond the dominant ‘white male lens’. If you’d like to walk a mile in another person’s shoes but they don’t fit, then why not spend an hour with them in your ears? If Desert Island Discs were to breed with Humans of New York, this might be the offspring! Produced and hosted by Kathleen Cassidy Email: humanrecordspodcast@gmail.com

Human Record 9: Boe Huntress