Yara and Pythia discuss the history and religious practices of the Sámi people of the Sápmi region of Europe along with today's cultural developments. Yara broadly talks about methods of farming your own clay for handcrafted pottery, while Pythia goes into detail about plants in the Angelica genus. Finally, they contemplate what Sámi techniques can be incorporated into your own practice.

Yaramaurd and Pythia discuss the cultures, practices, and cosmology of the Senoi Temiar people of Malaysia and their use of ritual and its correlations with theatre. After consideration of techniques we could bring into our own practices, Yara talks about methods of herbal tincture making and Pythia brings attention to the Aquilaria or lign-aloe tree and sustainability.

Yara and Pythia discuss what they had learned about the lives and beliefs of the Matsigenka people and their unique ecosystem. From their how they're raised as children to their ritual entheogenic spiritual practices, these summarized findings highlight the fascinating culture of the Matsigenka. Yara talks about self-reliance and the importance of tool repair, while Pythia introduces the opportunities of sedges.

Yara and Pythia discuss what they learned about the !Kung, discuss leathercrafting, and the uses of Datura

Yara and Pythia discuss Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime, cacti, and cordage.Yara and Pythia discuss Australian Aboriginal Dreamtime, cacti, and cordage.

Based on the research of Fuad I. Khuri in his book Being a Druze and The Druze Faith by Sami Nasib Makarem, Yara and Pythia discuss the beliefs and practices of the Druze and how you can incorporate aspects of their philosophy into your own practice. They also discuss how to make your own lye and what it can be used for along with information on plant stratification and how to prepare your plants for the upcoming year.

Based on the research of Dr. Alan Sandstrom in his book Corn is Our Blood, Yara and Pythia discuss the ritual practices of the Nahua people of Mexico and how you can incorporate aspects of their philosophy into your own practice. They also discuss how to make your own kombucha along with information and the uses of Nicotiana rustica.

Yaramarud regrettably announces the departure of Zarina in future episodes but introduces the newest co-host, Pythia. They discuss what to look forward to in future episodes, a brief overview of the book How Forests Think by Eduardo Kohn, the nature of death in our ecological web, how Western society has tried to remove itself from it, and how to embrace this aspect into a more healthy understanding.

Yara interviews Samaria Dalia Roberts Perez in which they discuss cultural appropriation and how it relates to the practice

Yara and Zarina discuss what they've been doing over the last year since they've been incorporating Administrism along with their plans for the future.

Join Yara and Zarina as they discuss the development of Administrism. In this episode, they cover topics such as the practice's current core principles, a brief history of the rise of neoshamanism, cultural sensitivity, personal goals, and what you can expect in the future as a listener.