Between Two Worlds

This week we dig into intention, maybe the most misused word in modern witchcraft. It got watered down into "set your intention and hope for the best," and then a backlash swung the other way and decided intention is fluff and real magic is all cold hard technique. So we go looking at how it actually worked. The magicians of the grimoires and the PGM didn't hope, they commanded, they...

Today we dive into music and melody as a powerful magical medium. We go through what music actually does to us, how rhythm slips past the thinking mind and opens the door, and the relationship between us, music, and spirits, how they might use it on us and how we use it with them. There is a deep connection between music and necromantic practice as well, the keen and the funeral song, the old beli...

This week, I talk all things invisibility magic. Across the historical and folk record, invisibility was about concealment: moving unnoticed, escaping enemies, avoiding the authorities, masking yourself from spirits and curses, hiding treasure, concealing your workings, and becoming forgotten on purpose. We move from the Ring of Gyges and the question of what people do when no one can see them, th...

This week we are talking about horses!! Horses as threshold animals, the psychopomp, the nightmare entity, and one of the most significant and cosmologically loaded creatures to appear across nearly every magical tradition in the world. We cover the Germanic nightmare and the hag-riding tradition, the folk magic of the Horseman's Word and its direct connection to the Toadmen of East Anglia, the ho...

This week I wanted to explore something that has been physically surrounding me lately here on the coast, fog. But the deeper I sat with it, the more I began thinking about breath, mist, smoke, and vapor as something far more spiritual. Across countless traditions throughout history, breath has been understood as the soul itself, the animating force of life, the thing that leaves the body at death...

The craft many of us are trying to reclaim did not survive untouched, but was profoundly shaped by centuries of Christian influence, suppression, and syncretism. This episode I yap about the historical entanglement between Christianity and witchcraft, challenging the romantic idea of a pure, fully recoverable “old craft” by acknowledging that much of what we know about pre-Christian practices come...

This episode is all about toads. Their deep history with witchcraft, their role as familiars in English witch trials, and why this ugly, mud-dwelling creature became one of the most feared and revered animals in the magical tradition. We look at the toad bone rite, toad stones.. and even toad doctors. We get into the actual pharmacology of toad skin, what those secretions contain and why that matt...

Today we talk about servitors, tulpas, and egregores. What happens when a servitor goes off script and gains more agency than you intended. Of course there is a conversation on chaos magic and the difference between servitors through the lens of the psychological model and the spirit based model. We go deep into the history, from ancient Egypt's magical workforce to the golem traditions of Jew...

This episode explores the deep magical logic behind anima materia, the use of animal remains and animal substances in spellwork, divination, ritual, and spiritual practice. We look at how cultures across time have understood animal bodies not simply as resources, but as carriers of power, memory, and presence. We begin with the foundations: the animist worldview that underlies most traditional mag...

This week I'm talking about the secrecy of magic, why it matters, why it has always mattered, and what the historical traditions actually say about keeping silent. We talk about spirit-given knowledge and why those transmissions come with conditions. We talk about what you're actually seeing when a practitioner shares a working online...and what you're not seeing. And we talk about the...

The world is heavy right now, today we're talking about magic for justice, resistance, and protection. From apotropaic magical logic and its uses to the offensive approach, I delve into Hekate with this one, calling her by her epithets Apotropaia, the Averter of Evil, and Borborophorba, the Eater of Filth. We explore the ancient story of how she saved Byzantium with her torches, the household...

In this episode, we go deep. We explore the history of Lupercalia, the blood and milk, the naked priests running through the streets, the women who stepped into their path with hands outstretched. I tell the full myth of Lupa, the she-wolf who chose to nurse two abandoned infants instead of eating them, and what her story teaches us about fierce motherhood, womanhood, impossible choices, and thres...

When witches leave organized religion, they don't stop relating to power, they renegotiate how. In this episode I explore what happens after religion: why some of us run toward gods and saints for structure, why others reject anything resembling hierarchy, and what both responses reveal about trauma, energy, and sustainability. We'll talk about deities, saints, spirits, and ancestors not a...

Dirt is the foundation of folk magic. It's free, it's everywhere, and it's one of the most powerful materials you can work with. In this episode, I explore dirt magic from every angle, how to gather it respectfully, every type of dirt and its uses (graveyard, crossroads, river, seasonal, and more), practical jar and bottle workings, dirt as taglocks for targeted magic, and the mechanic...

Winter isn't death, it's dormancy. It's descent. In this episode, we explore what happens when you stop fighting the cold and start working with it. We talk about the internal winter, the spirits that walk in the dark months, the folk magic of survival, and how to let the pressure of the season transform you. This isn't cozy witchcraft, it's a walk through the darkest nights of...

This episode explores a hidden piece of European folk magic that survived from the 1600s into the early 1900s, examining the actual historical practices, the spiritual technology behind ritual consumption and transference magic, and why the Christian church fought so hard to suppress these death workers. We'll explore the actual historical practices, why the Christian church was so terrified o...

Think familiar spirits are just your psychic cat or beloved dog? Think again. This week, we're diving deep into the actual historical reality of familiar spirit relationships - the powerful spiritual partnerships that medieval magicians, accused witches, and educated practitioners like Dr. John Dee used for centuries to enhance their magical capabilities. From the detailed protocols in the Lem...

In this deep-dive episode, we explore the ancient practice of body-fluid magic—how our ancestors used saliva, tears, and urine for healing, protection, divination, and transformation. Drawing from medieval grimoires, archaeological evidence, and witch trial records, we uncover how Christianity systematically replaced these powerful personal practices with priest-controlled alternatives like holy w...

In this deep dive, we explore how the Golden Dawn created the ceremonial structure most practitioners use today, how Theosophy brought Eastern techniques to Western occultism, and how the Spiritualism boom developed sophisticated methods for spirit communication that modern mediums still rely on. We'll examine the real historical accounts of séances, automatic writing, and physical phenomena t...

Most people think coffee is just caffeine and comfort. But for centuries, this sacred bean has been a bridge between worlds—used by mystics, healers, and wise folk for divination, ancestor communication, and spell work. In this deep dive, we explore the hidden magical properties of coffee, from reading grounds like tea leaves to creating powerful morning intention rituals. Discover why spirits lov...

In this raw and vulnerable episode, I explore how victim consciousness is corrupting our magical practice, why our constant triggers aren't spiritual awakening, and how to break free from the reactive patterns that keep us spiritually enslaved. We dive deep into shadow integration, the "they" trap that keeps us disempowered, and practical grounding tools for modern witches.

This week unfortunately, we are experiencing some HEAVY technical difficulties, so the demiurge wins this round. I will be back next week with a fresh new episode. Thank you for your continued support!

Ever wondered what happens when two witchy podcasters turn the tables on each other? In this lighthearted crossover episode, I sit down with Charlene from Witchy Work Wishes for a fun, magical interview swap! We dive into each other's practices, share behind-the-scenes stories about our recent serpent episodes, and get personal about how we each came to our magical paths. From serious discussions...

The serpent is one of the most ancient, powerful, and misunderstood symbols in human consciousness. From kundalini awakening to strategic intelligence, from transformation rituals to forbidden knowledge - serpent energy offers teachings that can fundamentally change how you approach magic, power, and personal evolution. But this isn't about cartoon villains or biblical metaphors. We're div...

The "white magic vs black magic " binary that dominates modern witchcraft isn't ancient wisdom — it's Christian colonial conditioning that's making practitioners weaker, less effective, and more confused about the true nature of magical power. In this no -bullshit deep dive, we tear apart one of the most damaging concepts in contemporary occult ism and explore what magical ethics looked like befor...