Witch Wednesdays

Settle in for this long episode featuring Fawna from the Cats, Tea, and Witchcraft podcast! We have a lot to say on the topic of so-called ‘advanced’ witchcraft. What does that mean? How do you ‘level up’ your practice if you’re no longer a beginner? Is such a thing possible?

Assata Dela Cruz, a witch embracing her African and Indigenous Mexican heritages, talks about finding her true self through ancestral connections. Topics include foraging herbs, ancestral lands, integrating witchcraft into daily life, and the importance of continuous spiritual growth.

Leslie Draffin, a guest on the show, talks about her major life pivot after burnout and her work with the menstrual cycle, blood magic, and rituals. They discuss topics such as eradicating shame, reconnecting with the womb space, tapping into ancient wisdom, embracing the menstrual cycle, tracking patterns, and living in alignment with the phases for improved well-being. They also explore the significance of having a support system, finding like-minded people, and the role of the menstrual cycle in witchcraft practice.

I’m sorry for my voice, but welcome to 2023! Today I have a quick episode on coming back to basics and building a spell. Plus, I offer a few of my favorite spells for beginners.

Thank you so much for following along in 2022! More to come next year! Take the survey: https://forms.gle/xD8bcpapFzQLEF3a9

I'm joined today by author Raechel Henderson! We're chatting about her books, Sew Witchy and The Scent of Lemon & Rosemary. We cover sewing and crafting witchcraft, hearth magic, the goddess Hestia, and more!

Tara is back! For her second favorite holiday - Yule. We're talking all about correspondences, ancient pagan traditions and deities, and ways to celebrate and honor the season in modern times. We're also chatting about Tara's witchy update and where her practice is now and may be heading in the future.

Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned practitioner, there’s a few skills every witch should master. What would you add to the list?

I'm joined today by author Danielle Dulsky and we're chatting about her latest book, The Holy Wild Grimoire. We also chat about journaling and the importance of words, the five elements, the use of the Bible in witchcraft, creating your life story and learning about your important moments, and what that means for your witchcraft practice. And more!

Not interested in celebrating American thanksgiving? There are a few ancient pagan harvest festivals you could look to instead, or simply honor the land and symbols of the season. Find out more in this quick episode! Take the survey: https://forms.gle/YLcvXQxVje6FurFC8