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The Hidden History of Magick

The Hidden History of Magick Podcast
Magick
Ancestors
Astrology
White House
Harriet Tubman
The Hidden History Of Magick
Tarot
Hilma Af Klint
Queen Victoria
Battle Of the Fates
Joan Quigley
Creativity
Beguines
Spiritual Readings
Boundaries In Mediumship
Gilded Age
Spiritualism
Magic
Spirituality
Signs

The Hidden History of Magick tells the true story of the astrologer in the White House, the intuitive who sat alongside gilded age tycoons, and black ops government agencies that have used mediums to talk to aliens since the 60’s. We're your hosts, Rhiannon Houch and Erin Bagwell. We are psychics, witches, mothers and storytellers ready to break down history’s best kept secrets.

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Buckle up, buttercup! We've got an exclusive episode just for you! Join us on Patreon at the Coven tier to listen.

Welcome to the Hidden History of Magick: WitchTV, where we share how you can do the magic behind each episode.

Inspired by our episode about the beguines, we are talking about miracles.

We discuss how going to the spa recontextualized our relatio... more

Today on the show we are talking about the medieval order of women known as the beguines. We talk about their magick, their money, and why their legacy which includes mystics like Marguerite Porete, leaves us questioning the origins of the witch.

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Welcome to the Hidden History of Magick: WitchTV, where we share how you can do the magic behind each episode.

On the heels of our Joan Quigley episode, we're diving into Astrology! We discuss past lives, talk stelliums, and learn who was the bigge... more

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Rebecca Auman
Host of Voices in the River Podcast
Voices in the River
Episode: Marguerite Porete, the Beguines, & the Medieval Matriarchal Coven with Rebecca Auman
Chelsea Devantez
Emmy-nominated writer, national bestselling author, comedian, director, host of Glamorous Trash Podcast
Episode: Joan Quigley with Chelsea Devantez
Caitie Rosen
Woman in STEM, host of Voice Notes from the Group Chat
Voice Notes from the Group Chat
Episode: Battle of Fates with Caitie Rosen
Dr. Lakara Foster
Intuitive medium, minister and pastor at Vision Church of Atlanta
Vision Church of Atlanta
Episode: Harriet Tubman, The Mystic with Dr. Lakara Foster
Deanna Cheng
Actress and writer; founder of The Montage Queen; Housewives expert
The Montage Queen
Episode: Dinner Party from Hell with Deanna Cheng
Eleanor Turner
Founder of The Big Favorite; founder of PostNormal, a field guide for The Poignantly Awakened exploring UFOs, religion, and mythology
The Big Favorite; PostNormal
Episode: The Ariel School Phenomenon with Eleanor Turner
Chris DeRosa
Co-host of Fixing Famous People and host of Fixing Dead People
Fixing Famous People
Episode: Hilma af Klint with Chris DeRosa
Paolo Presta
Host of A Spoon Full of Paolo, Oprah expert
A Spoon Full of Paolo
Episode: Allene Cunningham & The Legacy of TV Mediums with Paolo Presta
Kristen Meinzer
Royal correspondent
The Royal Family
Episode: WitchTV - Coming Out of the Broom Closet with Rhiannon Houch & Erin Bagwell

Hosts

Rhiannon Houch
Co-host focused on history-informed storytelling with a spiritual lens
Erin Bagwell
Co-host bringing personal experiences with magick and community-building

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 20 ratings
  • Was excited

    Couldn’t wait for this show… then they started talking about how ORPAH has brought us the greatest minds and pushed this all to the forefront. Oprah, who has brought us Fake Dr Phil and Fake Dr Oz and has a long known history of negative impacts to pretty much every space she entered only to make money for herself. What a joke this show is.

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    1
    MEKmommy
    United States3 months ago
  • Surprise hit for me!

    Loved it. There is something relaxing and low stress and informative about this. It’s an interesting new take on looking at how magic and energy shaped and can continue to shape us. I also love how easy it is to pick up where I left off (I have a short commute). Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Annapalicd
    United States4 months ago
  • So whimsical and captivating!

    I’m LOVING this podcast! First, I love that we’re finally talking about how magic and woo woo has shaped our history. Second, the chemistry of this show is so fun! I love the music transitions! And how much fun you can feel the hosts having! Glad to be in this coven!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nataliek124
    United States4 months ago
  • Great Hosts

    I love this podcast! The hosts are so personable and I felt instantly connected to them. I also love the history angle. It’s new and refreshing.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JulieVPM
    United States4 months ago
  • Love it!

    Great listen and I am learning a lot!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ShanazR
    United States4 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the approachable blend of history and mysticism, with clear, personable hosts.
Guests and topics are seen as fresh takes on occult history and its cultural impact.
Positive notes on chemistry and music transitions, plus easy-to-follow practical guidance.
Some newcomers wish for more host introductions early on to help new listeners connect.
A few critiques mention occasional shifts in tone but overall high engagement.

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Joan Quigley with Chelsea Devantez
Q: Have you ever opened up someone's astrology or tarot reading and predicted their death or a death-day?
The hosts discuss boundaries around predicting death, noting that while some practitioners avoid such predictions, the conversation reveals how others push the boundaries of what astrology can claim to know, emphasizing that predictions are not absolute and depend on interpretation.
Queen Victoria, The Widow of Windsor with Kristen Meinzer
Q: How did spiritualism fit into her role as monarch and as a person?
The guests describe Victoria's fascination with spiritualism as both personal solace and a reflection of broader 19th-century cultural currents, including mourning rituals and public fascination with life after death.
Queen Victoria, The Widow of Windsor with Kristen Meinzer
Q: What about her relationship with Albert—was it a love match or a political arrangement?
The discussion emphasizes that Victoria and Albert formed a deeply affectionate partnership that also aligned with political and dynastic needs, with love persisting even after Albert's early death.
Queen Victoria, The Widow of Windsor with Kristen Meinzer
Q: Kristen, from your perspective, was she ready to be queen?
Kristen notes that Victoria was thrust into the throne at a young age and was shaped by a strict upbringing, but she grew into a stubborn and decisive ruler, capable of leadership even as she faced immense personal constraints.

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Two hosts explore the historical and cultural influence of magick, occult practices, and spiritualism across eras—from gilded-age elites and government intrigue to personal awakening stories. Episodes blend history with practical practice, including demonstrations, journaling, and mindful rituals, while unpacking how intuitive work intersects with power structures, consent, and discernment. Listeners can expect a mix of archival anecdotes, modern-day mysticism, and invitation to participate in community rituals and live events. A standout angle is pairing rigorous historical context with accessible, lived spiritual practice, plus occasional guest conversations that deepen the conversation around magick in everyday life.

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1. Rebecca Auman
2. Chelsea Devantez
3. Caitie Rosen
4. Dr. Lakara Foster
5. Deanna Cheng
6. Eleanor Turner
7. Chris DeRosa
8. Paolo Presta

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