Witchology
Witchology MagazineThe Witchology Podcast is the sister to Witchology Magazine. Created for witches, by witches, Witchology brings high quality, well-researched content for practicing witches. Whether you are a beginner, or more seasoned witch, this is the place to find information and insight to take forward into your practice and journey along the path. Each week, there will be a book or film review followed by an... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySpirituality | ||||
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Latest Episodes
This week's guest is the marvellous Ayshe-Mira Yashin. This week we are talking about using your body as a tool in your witchcraft practice. more
This week's guest is the wise and wonderful Aunt Carla! This week we are talking all about stepping into and owning your power, and explore the ways in which you can invite yourself to understand and celebrate it. more
This week's guest is the ethereal Helena Elias. This week, Helena is sharing her journey with her art, and how this invited her into the world of witchcraft. We also consider what it means to be human and our inherent creative natures, and questionin... more
This week's guest is the lovely Ella Harrison! This week we are talking about finding your true practice on your path with witchcraft, and how your practice might change over the course of your journey. Specifically, we explore Ella's beginnings with... more
This week's guest is the ever-so-learned Olive Morris. This week, Olive is sharing her knowledge about medieval cunning women, and the archeological process behind their discovery and practices. It is important to note that nothing in this podcast ep... more
This week's guest is the brilliant Andrea Stein, owner and founder of Moon Dust Press, an independent publisher specialising in books on witchcraft and paganism for kids. We had an interesting chat about introducing witchcraft to our little ones, and... more
This week's guest is our good pal and resident astrologer, Anthony Perrotta. Join us for a chat about how you can utilise your birth chart for making interior design choices, crafting magical spaces in your home... more
This week's guest is the brilliant Erin Harker of The Magick Makers. Erin is with us this week to talk all about Symbology, and its relevance and use in witchcraft. more
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Apple Podcasts | #238 |  United States/Religion & Spirituality/Spirituality |
Apple Podcasts | #91 |  United Kingdom/Religion & Spirituality/Spirituality |
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