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New World Witchery

Cory and Laine
Folklore
Folk Magic
Witchcraft
Magic
Tarot
Numerology
Dream Magic
Superstition
Rivers
Wicca
Astrology
Moon Phases
The Dauntless Girl
Cultural Beliefs
Art
Afro-Caribbean Traditions
Gardening
Chinese Folklore
Animism
Community Building

A show about magic and witchcraft in North America

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Summary: It's time to check in on the Falling Leaves Moon, read some cards, hear about a spooky prosthetic limb, play with a Ouija board, and bake some classic trick-or-treat snacks! Please check out our Patreon page! You can help support the show fo... more

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We sit down to chat with one of our favorite people, Don Martin, whose NY Times bestselling book Verity Vox and the Curse of Foxfire appeared on bookstore shelves last month. We discuss the book's origins in Appalachian history and folklore... more

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Laine and Cory chat about one of our favorite topics, Magical Occupations! We briefly revisit our previous episodes on the subject, then go through a new list of occupations and the folklore and magic associated with them, including firefig... more

Summary: We're back again with our monthly download of lunar forecasts, card readings, a folktale about an absent-minded astrologer, some divination you may remember from elementary school, and more!

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Don Martin
Author, podcaster, and content creator, known for advocating for queer and trans rights
Author of "The Dabbler's Guide to Witchcraft" and "Verity Vox and the Curse of Foxfire"
Episode: Episode 265 - The Magic of Verity Vox with Don Martin
Dawn Aurora Hunt
Kitchen Witch and founder of Cucina Aurora, author of Kitchen Witch's Guide to Love and Romance.
Cucina Aurora Kitchen Witchery
Episode: Episode 263 - Kitchen Witchery with Dawn Aurora Hunt
Dr. Tabitha Stanmore
A specialist in medieval and early modern magic and a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Exeter.
University of Exeter
Episode: Episode 261 - Cunning Folk with Tabitha Stanmore
Judika Illes
Author and editor known for her work in the field of witchcraft and magic
Weiser Books
Episode: Episode 260 - All Them Witches with Judika Illes
Grady Hendrix
Horror author and writer of "Witchcraft for Wayward Girls", "The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires", and "The Final Girl's Support Group".
Author
Episode: Episode 258 - Witchcraft for Wayward Girls with Grady Hendrix
Jezmina Von Thiele
Writer and educator from a mixed Sinti-Romani tradition.
Episode: Episode 257 - Folk Magic of Romanistan
Paulina Stevens
Romani-American who talked about her experience in a pre-arranged marriage.
Episode: Episode 257 - Folk Magic of Romanistan
Frankie Anne Castanea
Author and folk practitioner, known as The Chaotic Witch Hunt
Instagram and TikTok: The Chaotic Witch Hunt
Episode: Episode 256 – Rooted Folk Magic with Frankie Anne Castanea
Heather D. Freeman
Scholar turned podcast host and producer, professor in Art and Digital Media.
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Episode: Episode 253 – Researching Magic in the US with Heather Freeman

Hosts

Cory
Co-host discussing various folk magical topics and sharing personal insights related to witchcraft and folklore.
Laine
Co-host providing insights on folk magic and engaging in discussions around spirituality and cultural traditions.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 698 ratings
  • Lovely way to start off the month

    I adore this show. I listen to it at the beginning of the month to start it off on the right foot and when to do certain rituals/cleanses during the month. Love the voices and advice/tips and tricks. Highly recommend adding this to your routine.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hallie Bee
    United States5 months ago
  • Slithering Slowly

    Long time listener and friend of the show who has fallen behind in her listening. It is nearly May and I am now cozying up to Snake Festival. What a joy! These festival episodes are delightful gifts. Thank you NWW team!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Inked with Snakes
    United States6 months ago
  • Absolutely my favorite pagan podcast

    I have not gotten into many pagan podcasts, despite being very interested in the topic. This podcast is informative without being arrogant, lighthearted while dealing with big topics, and their dynamic is so cute & wonderful. I love their regular episodes, but I very much look forward to their almanac episodes as well.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DanielleAlisa
    United States6 months ago
  • Cozy vibes

    Love the coziness of this pod, and i especially love Cory’s voice.. probably one of the most soothing voices I’ve ever heard (and that’s coming from someone who listens to a lot of ASMR!). Cory, you could do some amazing ASMR !!💕

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    areyoukiddingmee
    United Statesa year ago
  • Superb

    This podcast is brilliant and clear. I could listen every day. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Grace Swan
    United Statesa year ago

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There is a strong emphasis on practical advice combined with humor, making complex topics accessible and engaging.
Many reviews highlight the inclusive nature of the discussions, addressing diverse perspectives respectfully and thoughtfully.
Listeners appreciate the friendly and informative atmosphere, finding the hosts relatable and enjoyable to listen to.

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Episode 265 - The Magic of Verity Vox with Don Martin
Q: How do you balance being a multi-genre author?
All my writing comes from a place of curiosity and passion, allowing me to explore different genres while maintaining authenticity.
Episode 265 - The Magic of Verity Vox with Don Martin
Q: Why is representation important in your writing?
It's important to create stories that reflect diverse experiences, allowing readers to see themselves, which can enhance their literacy and self-acceptance.
Episode 265 - The Magic of Verity Vox with Don Martin
Q: Where does your inspiration for Verity come from?
Verity's inspiration stems from the real town of Vulcan, West Virginia, and is blended with influences from Studio Ghibli and other folk magic narratives.
Episode 262 - All in the Cards
Q: What card resonates with you for 2025?
I've always identified with the Hermit for obvious reasons, but this year it is the Empress and the Chariot calling to me.
Episode 261 - Cunning Folk with Tabitha Stanmore
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about what life was like during those periods?
During the medieval and early modern periods, society was extremely religious and hierarchical, with many aspects of daily life steeped in superstition and a strong belief in magic.

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This show explores the rich tapestry of magic and witchcraft, primarily focusing on practices rooted in North American traditions. The hosts regularly engage with various topics such as folk magic, seasonal rituals, astrology, and the personal experiences of practitioners. They invite guests from diverse backgrounds to delve into their expertise, creating an educational yet relatable atmosphere. Notably, the podcast balances informative content with light-hearted discussions, weaving personal anecdotes into discussions on folklore, practical magic, and cultural heritage, making it an inviting listen for individuals interested in spirituality and witchcraft.

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1. The Witch Wave
2. Southern Bramble: a Podcast of Crooked Ways
3. Back on the Broomstick: Old Witchcraft, New Path
4. The Witch Bitch Amateur Hour
5. Magick & Alchemy

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New World Witchery launched 16 years ago and published 364 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on New World Witchery include:

1. Don Martin
2. Dawn Aurora Hunt
3. Dr. Tabitha Stanmore
4. Judika Illes
5. Grady Hendrix
6. Jezmina Von Thiele
7. Paulina Stevens
8. Frankie Anne Castanea

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