There are a lot of witchcraft books out there about working with the four elements, but Katrina’s is the only one I’m aware of that merges the western elemental tradition with Jungian archetypes. Katrina and I talk about writing, self publishing, leading a coven,...
Emma Kathryn was great fun to chat with. Her approach to writing, and magic, is practical and infused with her personal charm and wit. We also manage to squeeze some talk of baking — from the recipes in her book — into our chat. Show notes: Witch Life is available...
Not one, but two, new authors who’ve put together an excellent opening to a series of training materials for new witches and old hands alike. Irena and Caine are a delight and we all wrangled time, space and traffic to make this episode happen. Caine was in his car...
I got back on the reading horse in July. Having a podcast really does push you into that "I must read all the things" mode. Plus bookclubs, because clearly I am unhinged on some tiny level. Tarot Witch by T. Thorn Coyle — Coyle's Seashell Cove Paranormal Mystery...
Witch Lit is an idea that’s found its time. Sheena Cundy’s Witch Lit series features a middle aged witch living her best and most chaotic life while dealing with menopause, a young adult daughter, and a crush on the hot new vicar. Sheena is living her own best life...
Ivo and I talk about all his writing being one larger work, manifesting your reality into being, the elements of magic, and the place so many pagan and witchy folks have said they’d like to see their libraries and papers go when they’ve moved on. Show notes: The...
(if anyone reads this?) that there wasn't a reading update for June. Oh some reading happened, mostly magazines, and lots of podcast listening. I'll tally some of my current subscriptions (magazines on Libby, podcasts on Apple Podcasts) at the bottom. June was a bit...
Heather and I chat about the pop culture driver and reflection that is American cinema and what impacts it’s had on witchcraft and vice versa. We also talk a bit about Heather’s work as a journalist and as an editor with one of the biggest names in pagan publishing. ...
If you are looking for a book on bioregional folk practice and a convo about how to shop a book you initially didn’t plan to traditionally publish you’ve come to the right place. It was an honor for me to interview one of the founders of The Forest’s Edge tradition to...
Terence’s book is a timely offering and one in which I think witches, pagans, and other folk who live with depression (or anxiety) will find some comfort and validation. CW: Brief discussion of suicide. Show notes: Empty Cauldrons is available anywhere books are...