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Circle Talk

Circle Podcasts
Circle Sanctuary
Astrology
Witchcraft
Ritual Baths
Bonadea's Book Of Everyday Enchantments
Polish Folk Magic
Moon
Powerful Powders, Recipes & Formulas For Magick & Spellcraft
Fluid Condensers
Relationships
Hades
Tarot
Shadow Work
Shadow Magick Spellbook
Moon Phases
Nature Spirituality
Energy Patterns
Alliances With Plants and Animals
Everyday Witch's Familiar Oracle
Oracle Cards

Circle Talk is an entertaining podcast show, hosted by Circle Sanctuary minister Rev Debra Rose, who speaks with Pagan leaders, authors, musicians, and others who are of general interest to the Pagan community.

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Latest Episodes

Would you like to learn how to create your own personal practice or expand your current worship with deity. Join us on Circle Talk as we chat with author Deborah Blake as we explore her newest book- Everyday Witch’s Book of Deities. Her newest book f... more

Sympathetic Magick is the most common kind of Magick that is used throughout history and puppetry is a form of this type of Magick. Using dolls and poppets to both heal and harm have existed since the time of Ancient Egyptians and likely long before.... more

Your birth chart is a tool for recognizing how you love, who you tend to attract, and where love might be waiting for you. Join us on Circle Talk as we chat with Tracy Quinlan about her new book, Charting Love with Astrology. Are you tired of wasting... more

Long mentioned but rarely explained, fluid condensers are a powerful yet elusive tool in occult and magical traditions. Join us on Circle Talk for a night of Alchemy as we explore fluid condensers which act as amplifiers, batteries, or reservoirs for... more

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Kamden Cornell
Author of On Pins and Needles, A Witch's Book of Poppetry and Figure Magic
Cross Crow Publishing (publisher), author and practitioner
Episode: A Witch’s Book of Poppetry and Figure Magic
Tracy Quinlan
Author of Charting Love with Astrology
Llewellyn (publisher); consultthesky.com; tracyquinlan.com
Episode: Charting Love with Astrology
Aerik Arkadian
Author of Fluid Condensers, Unlocking the Mysteries of Gold, Alchemy, Magic
Cross Crow Books (publisher) / Weiser (upcoming rune book)
Episode: Fluid Condensers
Raechel Henderson
Author of A Witch Is
Duellen Worldwide (publisher)
Episode: A Witch is
Charity Bedell
Author of Powerful Powders, Recipes & Formulas for Magick & Spellcraft
Author
Episode: Powerful Powders, Recipes & Formulas
Raven Digitalis
Award-winning author and practitioner discussed in opening
Llewellyn, CrossCrow, Moon Books
Episode: Shadow Magick Spellbook
Jen Sankey
Author, professional witch, teacher, and speaker
Author of Manifesting by the Moon
Episode: Manifesting by the Moon
Debra Lipp
Author of Roadmap by Moonlight, A Guide to Wicca for Life
Cross Crow Books
Episode: Roadmap by Moonlight
Patti Wigington
Author, educator, and witchcraft practitioner
Author of The Witch's Home; editor at Learn Religions (formerly about.com)
Episode: The Witch’s Home

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Debra Rose
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The Witch’s Home
Q: What are some practical first steps to start creating a home sanctuary?
She advocates getting to know the home's energy by walking through room by room, engaging the senses, and using small initial rituals like a threshold blessing or outdoor altar to begin the practice.
The Witch’s Home
Q: Who is the target audience for The Witch's Home?
The guest says the book is for anyone who wants to make their living space sacred, not just beginners, and emphasizes it is adaptable for various levels of practice and space.
The Witch’s Home
Q: What got you started on this path, and did you grow up pagan?
The guest explains that she was not raised pagan, but grew up in a household that encouraged exploration of different beliefs, which primed her toward paganism and witchcraft; she describes her origin story involving a copy of Ray Buckland's Big Blue and realizing these ideas had always been part of her life.
A Witch’s Book of Poppetry and Figure Magic
Q: What are common misconceptions about poppets that you want to clear up?
There is no single 'voodoo doll' as depicted in media; many poppets are vessels for intention, and accuracy in understanding folk traditions matters as much as technique; avoid misrepresentations and seek authentic sources.
A Witch’s Book of Poppetry and Figure Magic
Q: Activation and empowerment, what does it mean to wake a puppet and give it a job?
Activation means speaking to the puppet, breathing on it, and stating its purpose aloud, which wakes its consciousness and commits it to the intended task; empowerment follows as you build an ongoing relationship with the puppet and its task.

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Circle Talk curates conversations with Pagan leaders, authors, and practitioners, spanning practical witchcraft, folk magic, astronomy and astrology in relationships, alchemy-inspired practices, and devotional spirituality. Across recent episodes, listeners are introduced to hands-on techniques (poppets, kitchen magic, ritual baths), ethical considerations in magical work, and the integration of myth, psychology, and community-building. Guests range from authors and ritual practitioners to educators and designers of occult tools, offering actionable guidance alongside thoughtful reflections on culture, belief, and personal growth. The show stands out for blending accessible, everyday magic with deeper esoteric themes, often tying practices ... more

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1. Kamden Cornell
2. Tracy Quinlan
3. Aerik Arkadian
4. Raechel Henderson
5. Charity Bedell
6. Raven Digitalis
7. Jen Sankey
8. Debra Lipp

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