The Witch Wave is a podcast for bewitching conversation about magic, creativity, and culture. On each episode, host Pam Grossman speaks with a leading visionary about art and Craft.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 160 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityArtsSpiritualityVisual Arts |
Kate Belew is an author, poet, and Witch. Her work exists at the crossroads of creativity and magic. She has taught and facilitated circles and workshops worldwide since 2017. She is dedicated to the spirit of poetry, the sacred wild of the planet, a... more
Welcome to Season 9 of The Witch Wave! Steve Burns is an American actor and musician best known as the former host of the hit children’s television series Blue's Clues. He starred in the show from 1996 - 2002 and got a Daytime Emmy nomination in 2001... more
It’s the Witch Wave Season 8 Finale! Tourmaline is an award-winning artist, filmmaker, writer, and activist whose work is dedicated to Black trans joy and freedom. She’s the author of the new book Marsha: The Joy and Defiance of Marsha P. Johnson, wh... more
Kelli Scarr is an American singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist based in New York's Hudson Valley. She is also the founder of Vera Jean Music, a pioneering record label dedicated to championing the talents of women artists over the age of 40. ... more
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My previous review was removed. Wonder why. Do not like the sense of being out of touch with the more earth-bound witchy folk- the host talking about her second house is a turn-off when some of us can never even entertain the idea of owning a home. In the episodes i listened to it sounded like the guests swallowed the DSM-5, talking in pseudo-self-help speak I find really ill suited to this context.
Loved this in the beginning, and maybe it was just the guests I was hearing. But increasingly its interviews with people I cannot relate at all to, who are knee deep in therapy speak like they swallowed the entire DSM-5. If i hear the term "holding space" one more time....or guests who talk about going to Paris at 13 or their second house. People are struggling hard out here and it just seems like it lives in its own bubble outside of real life. Which is a real shame. As a witch i'd like MORE re... more
Finally a witchcraft pod that isn't poorly made, never updated, unintelligent, or two friends who think they are funny. Just actual good podcasting and INCREDIBLE guests. Binging on all of them now!
Informative and insightful. I like the content and Pam’s voice is soothing. I’m fascinated by learning to live through a more intuitive/spiritual approach to life rather than solely relying on logic or reason. I find Pam’s discussions, recommendations and interviews fully in line with what I’m looking for.
Just listened to the episode with Paulina and Jazmina, as someone who’s always been fascinated by Romani culture this episode is amazing and educational. I found out recently that I’m 1% Romani so even if I’m basically not Romani lol, I still felt called to listen to this specific episode and I’m grateful for the ability to hear from true Romani about their heritage and culture.
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Focusing on the intersection of magic and creativity, this podcast engages listeners with rich conversations surrounding art, spirituality, and personal transformation. Each episode features enlightening discussions with a diverse array of guests, including musicians, artists, authors, and practitioners of various spiritual traditions. Notably, the dialogue encompasses contemporary themes in witchcraft while honoring historical roots and individual narratives, fostering a sense of community among listeners who share a passion for the mystical and creative realms. The thoughtful exchange of ideas serves both the curious newcomer and the seasoned practitioner, making it a magical space for exploration and learning.
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Recent guests on The Witch Wave include:
1. Steve Burns
2. Kelli Scarr
3. Cara Claymore
4. Dannielle Tegeder
5. Sharmistha Ray
6. Olga Naiman
7. Ronald Hutton
8. Paulina Stevens
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