We discuss our recent trip to Salem Witchcraft & Folklore Festival (@salemwitchfest) operated by the wonderful Matthew Venus of (@spiritus_arcanum) and Jacquie Alloise of @the_cauldron_black. We discuss classes and performances by

Belle Gunz bellegunz

Leather Pixie @leatherpixie

Celia Smokinbutts @celiasmokinbutts

and Riktus Grin @riktus_grin

we discuss Norse Heathenry and folk magic with Bente @the_norse_witch

Ivy the Occultist talks Choas Magick With Marshall & Austin

In this episode, we discuss building a connection within your craft in your own landscape and with the spirits of place.

In this episode, we interview Devin Forst also known as @devforst on instagram. We discuss his practice, his art and illustrations, the practice of magic through imagery, and his book/oracle cards which teach the history of witches and witchcraft throughout time.

In this episode, we discuss the popularization of witchcraft in the modern era, the good, the bad, and the ugly.

In this weeks episode, we interview Jesse Hathaway Diez, Tata Quimbanda of Cabula Mavile Kitula kia N'Jila, about his his Quimbanda de Angola Lineage.

In this episode, we answer questions sent to us on Patreon and Instagram surrounding witchcraft, occultism, our own spiritual experiences, and advice on a myriad of mystical things.

dIn this epsiode, Austin and Marshall talk with Nay Noordmans of @houseofgnomi to discuss gnomes and household spirits.

In this episode, we interview Dr Al Cummins about the history, the magic, and the ritual of the Three Magi, Three Kings, or Three Wise Men.

In this episode, we interview Ben Stimpson who just published his book Ancestral Whispers. We discuss ancestor work, the effect it has on you personally and spiritually, and the color blue. Find ben at his website benstimpson.com

In this episode, we interview Christine Cunningham Ashworth, the author of The Path Taken and sister of the late Scott Cunningham. We speak about growing up in the Cunningham household, Scotts life writing about Wicca, and discussing his legacy left behind which has affected so many of us within the craft today.

We discuss Sympathetic magic in practical sense

We discuss a frightfully spooktacular topic: Initiations into Witchcraft! Happy Halloween

In this Episode, Albert Bjorn returns to talk about his new book Icelandic Plant Magic: Folk Herbalism of the North

In this episode, we interview Mahigan a Canadian practitioner, creator of magical items, and service magician for clients on an offline. We have in-depth discussions about ethics of doing work for others as well as our own individual takes on spirituality, Magick, and more. Be sure to catch Mahigan at @kitchentoad on Instagram as well as for services and products at www.Kitchentoad.com

In this episode, we bring back the author of "ARADIA A MODERN GUIDE TO CHARLES GODFREY LELAND'S GOSPEL OF THE WITCHES", Craig Spencer discusses with us his new book Witchcraft Unchained

In this episode, we discuss the media's influence in modern witchcraft and adapting real life practice from film and television.

We interview David Davis of @PorousPalms to discuss celestial and planetary magic

In this episode, Austin and Marshall discuss potions, their history, famous potion makers, tools in potion making, and philosophies behind them.

In this episode, Austin and Marshall interview Olivia Graves @ Thewitchofwonderlust to talk about magic, death, and more

Marshall and Austin Interview Chris Young and Susan Ottaviano about their new book The Green Witches Guide to Plants & Flowers

In this episode, Austin and Marshall discuss the summer solstice, following the seasons during the longest days of the year, and magic associated during the peak of the suns reign.

We interview Joanna Wiedzma @polish.folk.witch about polish folk magic and witchcraft

In this episode, we discuss all things Sigils: in history, in modernity, their use in grimoires, astrology, methods of creation/activation, and more.

In this episode, Austin and Marshall talk about the necromantic fancies of Chris Allaun, in his new work The Black Book of Jonathan Knotsbristle

In this episode, we discuss trafficking with familiar spirits, the history of Familiars, and ways to apply working with familiar's in your craft.

In this episode, Marshall and Austin talk about Mays Eve, Walpurgisnacht, Hexennacht, and Beltane with Matthew Venus of @Spiritusarcanum. We also discuss community, Austin and Matthews upcoming collaboration, as well as the Salem Witchcraft and Folklore Festival.

In this episode we talk to our friend Juju of @jujuworkin on Instagram.

In this episode, Austin interviews, Marshall all about his first publication, Cunning Words: a Grimoire of Tales and Magic (now available on Amazon. Warning: light spoilers

In this episode, we interview Laura Devila ( @daphne_la_hechicera ) about her book Mexican Sorcery: A Practical Guide to Brujeria de Rancho CLICK HERE FOR LINK. 

In this episode we discuss a wide rage of tools used in witchcraft and our personal practices.

Marshall and Austin discuss Folk Catholicism, Witchcraft, and complexities with Ry and Voga of The Red Text Podcast

In this episode, we open the new year and the new season talking about goals and catching up after the holidays. The main topic of the day is personal power. Where does a witches power come from? Is it internal or external? What are spirit contracts? What does it mean to evoke or invoke? How do deities fit in here? And we even get into personal cosmologies of our own practices.

We discuss protection magic

In this episode, Cory Thomas Hutcheson joins us to talk all about winter and holiday folklore. Cory is the author of New World Witchery and color host of the podcast New World Witchery. You can find him at @newworldwitchery on Instagram

Austin And Marshall interview Brittany Hölljes of Delta Rae Song Credit: ' The Beast' Eric Holljes / Ian Holljes / Brittany Holljes The Beast lyrics © Eric Holljes Music

Episode Note: Austin was traveling at the time of this recording so his audio isn’t as clean but still completely audible. In this extra long episode, we interview Craig Spencer, the author of Aradia: A Modern Guide to Charles Godfrey Leland‘s Gospel of the Witches. We discuss the myth, the history, the controversy, and the beauty that is this mysterious Italian manuscript. You can find Craig on IG at @witchcraftunchained

In this episode, we talk to Aly the Bronxwitch Who shares about her life, her experience in the Bible belt, her move to New York, her amazing community space the BronxWitch Headquarters, and her amazing work on the Better Witch Podcast. You can find her on IG at @bronxwitch and @bronxwitchhq

Halloween spook spectacular

This week we cross the ocean to speak with a content creator and practicing witch in Saipan. You can find them on all platforms @hexoterica

This week, we discuss the witchy aesthetic. What is it? Is it important? What in history has happened to create it? We talk about art, media, and the zeitgeist that is the iconic visage of the witch. Books discussed: All Them Witches, and The Witches Sabbath by Kekdon, and The Witches Devil by Roger J Horne.

In part 2 of this 2 part episode, we interview Dr. Al about his life as a cunning man, divination with geomancy, and his upcoming book Nazareth.

In part 1 of this 2 part episode, we interview Dr. Al about his life as a cunning man, divination with geomancy, and his upcoming book Nazareth.

In this episode, we discuss the history of curses, the perceived differences in jinxes and hexes, as well as ways one might detect and deflect any baleful magic sent one’s way. Extras include: a brief discussion on monkeypox, tangents about individual worldviews, and the crux of deciphering your own ethical code.

we talk about queer history and wrath.

In this episode, we interview Mara Starling about her life as a witch living in Wales, her experience as a trans woman and it’s effect within her craft, her book Welsh Witchcraft , and growing up learning the folklore of her land.

In this episode, we go on a tour through the history of grimoires and magical tomes, as well as discuss the modern concepts of the book of shadows and it’s history. Lastly we leave you with some tips to help aid you in your magical record keeping.

In this episode, we interview Brandon Weston author of Ozark Folk Magic and Ozark Mountain Spell Book. They share all about being a generational Ozarker, a folk healer, and the research that went into writing their books. You can find Brandon at @ozarkhealingtraditions on Instagram.

This is an extra special episode about queerness, gender, and witchcraft. With a special blend of historical context and personal experience we share what it means to be queer, a witch, and how the ecology of the LGBTQIA community has evolved throughout time in religious and spiritual structures. Opening monologue from @plantbasedbirdgirl on tiktok.