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Portrait of Finbarre Snarey smiling outdoors, wearing glasses, a white shirt and grey waistcoat, against a softly blurred green background.

Tarot Interviews | A Feedspot Top 100 Podcast, 2026

Finbarre Snarey training in fire performance at Wyldwood Renaissance Festival, holding flaming props against a dark evening sky.

Firelight at Wyldwood RenFest

The fire performers from the Whitby Krampus Run gave me a beginners class at Wyldwood Renaissance Festival! Spectacular fun and…

Finbarre Snarey’s green Bearded Theory 2026 press wristband for Tarot Interviews, photographed in front of the festival main stage on a sunny weekend in Derbyshire.

Back from Bearded Theory. With a tan!

The official poster for the 2026 Bearded Theory festival

Tarot Interviews comes to Bearded Theory

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    A close-up photograph of Rider-Waite-Smith style tarot cards spread across a patterned surface. The Three of Pentacles card is centred, showing three figures beneath a gothic arch, surrounded by other visible cards including the Six of Wands, Ace of Pentacles, Queen of Wands and Page of Pentacles. The image is used to promote free community partner audio spots for Tarot Interviews, open to tarot, folklore, heritage, arts and culture organisations.

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    Finbarre Snarey takes a selfie in front of a packed audience at Tarot Cultures, a conference organised by Goldsmiths, University of London, after presenting his paper on Rider-Waite-Smith tarot reading as living heritage.

    Finbarre at the Tarot Cultures conference