
A monthly podcast on the modern witchcraft movement… minus the usual BS.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityPhilosophyReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

So we covered some of this back in the “Respect” episode, but I really just wanted to take some time and explore how we talk to each other in witchcraft spaces. And, uh, I might be part of the problem here from time to time.
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Bree NicGarran joins me this episode as we finally get around to talking about the 1998 film adaptation of Practical Magic. For some people the ’90s movie that got them pulled into witchcraft was The Craft, while for others (like Bree) it was this on... more
It’s July which means it’s time for the annual feedback/Q&A episode of the show! In this episode I sit down and answer questions that you, the audience, has been sending me over the last few months. It’s the same dance we do every summer, but maybe a... more
Look, there are two things I wanted to talk about this month, but didn’t have enough time to fully prepare an episode on either. So, instead, I’m just going to talk about my current thoughts on both of these (unrelated) topics. First off we have the ... more
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Lather rinse repeate, repeate, repeate, repeate . The podcast starts off wanting to go somewhere. Unfortunately the Podcaster has other plans. They find a way to repeate the same point so many times it's like listening to a record skipping. Don't get me wrong there are some good episodes in there. However most are just them talking for talking's sake. You end up with about 3 minutes of actual useful information in a 30 minute podcast. Perhaps Tik-Tok would be a better format?
This is hit or miss episodes on this podcast and that’s ok and I admit I was bit to harsh I only listened to one episode that’s on me for jumping onto conclusions on this podcast. For this podcast and taking more time to listen episodes I actually agree with things with the host on somethings and there is definitely stuff I disagree still that’s ok and he does has some good nuggets of information and episodes even opened my mind and aha moments too. Moments of course I’m feeling like yeah I disa... more
I was born in a farming community so I follow the four season natural cycle. It’s one of the reasons I was drawn to this faith. Nature as a word means plants and animals outside of humanity. So even crops are nature. Plus, I respect deer. Bears aren’t in a lot of places. When I lived in a place without four seasons, we did a Mediterranean cycle. Why do you think suburbs have less nature or soul than a city? I know people who live there and there’s nature there. Then you say there is no wrong ... more
Love the oxymoronic title. It made me happy.
Trae is a kindred spirit to all veteran witches & a touchstone for all newbs. This podcast should help folks discern where personal craft boundaries should lie, not where lies should dwell. There should be no spiritual practice higher than truth.
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A monthly show exploring modern witchcraft with a practitioner-host who leans into practical, no-nonsense discussions about practice, ethics, and community. Episodes cover topics like gatekeeping, authenticity, how to adapt traditions to personal environments, and critical takes on trends in witchcraft, often pairing personal experience with broader cultural critique. Notable: a candid, opinion-forward style that emphasizes personal agency, evidence-based thinking, and accountability, with guests and cross-promotion around related projects. Listeners likely value thoughtful critique, inclusivity, and concrete guidance for building a personal practice without dogma.
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