Join host Heather Freeman as she explores the secrets of America's rich magical tapestry. Each episode uncovers the fascinating magical practices, beliefs, and personal stories of America’s diverse cultural communities, both past and present. Discover the hidden realms of the United States, from religious remixing to enchanted beliefs and sorcerous workings. Part veiled histories and part spiritua... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture |
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This is a wonderfully engaging and informative podcast on the topic. It is well thought out and presented. I look forward to the 2nd season and hope the episodes might be longer (45 minutes to an hour) so as to include even more perspective, history, and experiences.
For a podcast like this! An appreciative and respectful exploration what’s happening in American magical practices today and looking at their historical context. It feels more like a “backroads” type show where Heather is meeting and taking to “everyday Americans” about their spiritual activities, without getting too much into either an us vs. them discussion or blasting a particular mainstream religion. It’s also missing the self-consciousness of a lot of the modern Magick or neo-pagan podcast... more
A fantastic dive on a complicated and rich subject. Magic in the United States doesn’t pull any punches and approaches the topic of magic in a way the believers and nonbelievers alike will get a lot out of.
So far my only problem is that each episode is too short, I need more. Also one of the few shows to cover more modern occult history. PODS was news to me since no one else talks about it.
Part history lesson, part magical doorway, part towering lighthouse shinning into spaces far too commonly left in the shadows; Magic in the United States is wholly original, beautifully well composed, produced and will give audiences of all backgrounds amazing insights into the world of Magic. more
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