
Join Austin and Marshall, two queer witches, as they explore topics in the world of witchcraft and the cunning arts in this biweekly podcast.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 119 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SpiritualityReligion & Spirituality | |||

We discuss Marshall's newly released book: The Diary of an American Witch
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Poisons, Execrations, and evil stanic magic- in the era of politeness, is it time for Western Witches (tm) to get off their high-horse and be evil again?
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We discuss candle magic, and give some (flaming) Hot Takes-
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In this episode, we discuss, power, faith, healing, and the wringling things inside your body- with the one and only Professor Charles Porterfield.
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Half the podcast is great for the most part. That would be the half that's written several books. The other half tells people who can and can't be witches based on their landlord's rental agreement. Would be a better podcast with just the one host, that second one kills it.
I love how engaging and humorous Austin and Marshall are both together and with their guests. I’ve learned so much about other paths and it’s helped me grow my own practice. Keep up the great work!
I have been listening to this podcast for a few years now, and I wanted to be sure I love it before I reviewed.
The topics are clear, the witty repartee is funny and the guests and experiences are relevant to a witch’s practice. I’ve seen several podcasts that seem to only talk about surface topics and fill a lot of time with useless pseudo-knowledge. But not this podcast. They discuss everything from hexing to sigils to resource books to sabbaths to culture to identity and sex. They are not afr... more
Just made a bang up Xmas eve eve stir fry while listening to the laddies of crooked ways doing their ‘25 wrapped. It was chef’s kiss A grade. Don’t sleep -Babe
I found this podcast a year ago and am about to finish the last episode and be completely caught up. I could not recommend this podcast enough. Whether you are just beginning your path in witchcraft or have been a practitioner for years you will learn something from this podcast. If I could give this a 10/5 star rating I would.
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A recurring theme is the exploration of witchcraft and various practices, with a strong focus on the personal experiences of the hosts, Austin and Marshall, who are queer witches. The conversations often blend humor with serious reflections on topics like ritual, the tools of witchcraft, and the intersection of culture and magic. Unique perspectives on queer identity within the context of spirituality are also highlighted, along with a community-centric approach, fostering discussions around healing traditions, folklore, and the adaptability of ancient practices in modern witchcraft. This podcast is particularly engaging for listeners interested in a blend of education, personal narrative, and inclusivity within the spirituality realm.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Charles Porterfield
2. Kelden Mercury
3. Matthew Venus
4. Angelica Cresci
5. Storm Faerywolf
6. Brother Yona
7. Dr. Finch
8. Jesse Hathaway Diaz
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