Starr Goode
Make Matriarchy Great Again
Smashing the falsehood and omissions of women of action, warrior women and great queens, past, present and future. Truths shall be revealed, myths demolished and empires restored. Join us for an exciting ride! Starr Goode illuminates the Sacred Female Power of the Sheela na gigs. Sean Marlon Newcombe and Dawn "Sam" Alden host. June 13, 2021 (45 minutes)
Missing Witches: Witches Found
Missing Witches is a research-based, feminist, occult storytelling project, created and produced by Risa Dickens and Amy Torok. In this episode, Amy Torok chats with author, teacher and host of the now classic cable access series The Goddess in Art, Starr Goode. They discuss Starr's book Sheela Na Gig, contemporary vulva art, Starr's history of activism in service of the Goddess, publishing a feminist newspaper in 1970 with her roommates (because one of them had a printing press), and the Coven she's been a part of since the 1980s: Nemesis. Starr shares her multi-generational perspective and gives advice for the next generation of Witches. April 7, 2021 (42 minutes)
Bloom: Bloomers Blazing
Starr Goode is interviewed by Joan Schweighardt. Bloomers Blazing is a regular feature at Bloom, presenting interviews with (and stories about) people who found their life's passion after the age of 40.
Goddess Alive Radio
Kimberly Moore is the Priestess and Founder of the MotherHouse and Mystery School of the Goddess and Seeking Bliss Online. She interviews Starr in this 2019 Podcast.
Susan Weed interviews Starr Goode.
Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with Starr Goode discussing dark goddesses, the powers of the earth, and Sheela na gigs!
A Good Foundation for Reality: Interview with Starr Goode
by Joanna Harcourt-Smith Future Primitive.org
In this week’s episode Starr Goodespeaks with Joanna about: Sheela na gig, a mysterious female figure of sacred display; the healing and protection of Sheela na gig, from Medieval times to Paleolithic cave art; the primordial, revered symbol of the ever-renewing Life Force; the life-restoring, evil stopping powers of the displayed vulva in myth and history; the political and social reclamation of the word “pussy”; the contemporary emergence of feminist sacred art; sacred images for another order of being; the Dark Goddess and the renewal of life; reclaiming the sanctity of women’s bodies from the patriarchal mindset; seeding the foundation for a life-affirming culture.
Sacred Vulvas and Female History: Interview with Starr Goode
by Margaret Merisante from Margaret Merisante - MythWoman
Wow! Holy Sacred Vulvas, Catwoman! It's not even women's history month yet, but as we know riches of women's history are surfacing all over the place in January. Continuing on with the theme of sacred vulvas, I'm happy to offer the content of a phone interview with author Starr Goode that I had earlier in the week. She's a blast to talk with and as you can see below, has a wealth of great information for women and girls.
The Mysterious and Sacred Sheela Na Gig, Interview with Starr Goode
by Karen Tate, The Sacred Feminine Radio
Just what does the display of the vulva as a universal image or archetype mean around the world? Tonight Starr Goode shares with us the mystery and magic of the Sheela Na Gig over time and across cultures. Goode, a professor at Santa Monica College in Southern CA, author of the new book, Sheela na gig: Dark Goddess of Sacred Power will delve into this mysterious feminine symbol both revered and reviled. We'll learn her functions and meanings as we trace her origins through art and myth of European history and Goddess herstory. We'll learn why we still need the symbol of the Sheela na gig and what she has to do with cultural, political and social systems.
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