
Where health & fitness meets magic & witchcraft. ✨Join Emily, Druidic High Priestess & the founder of Fitness Witchcraft which helps witches to become mentally & physically healthy after trauma for advice & discussions that relate to your wellbeing--from science based nutritional advice to magic, deity work, & all the psychology that backs it up.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 164 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationSpiritualityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Stephanie is a busy mom and high-stress IT manager who joined the Warrior Goddess Program while she was emotionally spending, emotionally eating, on anxiety and depression meds, and quietly falling apart. Here's the part that makes this episode diffe... more
When Jo joined the Warrior Goddess Program she was unemployed & in a depressive period so deep that medication wasn’t helping. After joining the Warrior Goddess Program? She’s down 30lbs. Her Hashimoto's medication was decreased with her thyroid horm... more
In this episode we’re breaking down what it means to be a beginner, a neophyte again. I’ll be initiated as a neophyte into the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn next month, plus I’ve recently purchased 2 *other* coaching programs. So we’re breaking d... more
When Sarah joined the Warrior Goddess Program she was a science-minded skeptic. She was a teacher who'd done all the fitness programs and all the therapy and still had the brain she calls "the bully," binge eating, hip pain from her vaginismus, & lef... more
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Solid podcast, highly recommend!
I’ve been listening to the back episodes and I am loving Emily’s energy that she brings and it really motivates me to continue. Most recently I listened to the Dec 10th 2025 episode and wow! I was going back and forth on whether or not to spend the money I frankly don’t have on the Yule Challenge. And it made me realize that future me won’t care about the $$$ when a year from now I become the future self I am dreaming to be. She would want me to take those steps to improve myself rather than sit... more
In listening to the latest episode I resonated most strongly with the idea of identifying as the kind of person who does X - My identity even when I’ve hit fitness goals has always been as “former unhealthy person” and still “person with a sweet tooth” even when I was actively being “person who works out 4x a week” and “person who enjoys desserts at special occasions.” In manifesting success in the past I’ve similarly found it easy and had pieces fall into place when I shifted my mind and starte... more
I had a lot of moments during this podcast where I found myself recounting similar experiences where I’ve heard my future self (which I think of as my intuition) guiding me, and where I have ignored it out of fear. My a-ha moment was realizing that these were moments of not trusting myself or the universe to take me where I’m meant to go. I can’t wait to have many more a-ha moments during this challenge!
This episode on the "Identity Shift" just hits different. The idea to actually become the person whose identity aligns with my goals really resonated with me. I’ve struggled my whole life to just swallow the work down like a jagged pill. The idea to shift my mindset to one that’s already in alignment is 🤯Em explains so clearly that it’s not just about the external actions, but the internal shift that makes success inevitable. Hearing her personal story of choosing to show up when things were fa... more
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A practical, mindset-forward show that blends health, fitness, spirituality, and transformative psychology through personal stories and guest experiences. Listeners can expect deep dives into trauma recovery, nervous-system regulation, and practical rituals or tools used to improve daily wellbeing, often framed within magical or witchcraft-informed practices. The host's emphasis on skepticism balanced with experimentation, community support, and scalable self-improvement makes it a compelling fit for audiences seeking actionable growth with a spiritual or magical lens. A notable strength is the consistent integration of science-based concepts with ritual and identity work, plus a strong emphasis on future-self alignment and self-sovereignty... more
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