In this episode, we sat down with EcoFeminist Witch Poet Gemica Rosenberg to talk about her poetry book Sticks, Stones (published through a tiny independent woman run press called Free Witch Press!!!). She has described Sticks, Stones as an ecofeminist memento mori, but it is so much more than just
PodcastWe sat down in the anointing glow of Christena Cleveland’s light to chat about her new book God Is A Black Woman. “We are all healing from religious trauma,” she says. But we are all sacred and we can imagine a God who welcomes our messiness. “My mess is my sacred offering to
PodcastIn celebration of Black History Month 2022, we gathered together a panel of powerful Black Witches we’ve found on our journey. We asked them to call into the circle the ancestor(s) that are showing up for them right now, ones that want to be named, and share any messages or stories they (the p
PodcastIn celebration of the continuing history of Black Magic, we thank these Witches for sharing their wisdom, their energy, their voices and their time. Plus check our Juneteenth Specials 2020 & 2021
PodcastAn online circle for charting our way forward. This is a time to chart new paths, make ourselves resolute, craft possible worlds, and contribute our magic to the re-enchantment of the world. Time to check in with groundhogs, with our bodies, the stars, and other guides, about how to move forward. Ho
EventsMichelle takes us into the heart of gem craft, history, lore, and practice from her own perspective as a jeweler Witch digging deep into the ethics of her craft in order to answer her daughter’s question: where does this come from? “There is a sacredness to creating jewelry that looks like the
PodcastThis is our spell for the season: the cheapest, richest gift you can give. Picture your most powerful council, and then write a love letter of recommendation for the person you most want your council to know, in the ways that you know them. Amplify the pleasure of storytelling, story-weaving the bon
PodcastIn considering Tituba for an episode of the Missing Witches podcast, we came upon another paradox – the kind that our non-binary universe of magic is known (and unknown) for. Tituba, like magic itself, is both known and unknown. She is perhaps the most famous name of the Salem Witch Trials, bu
Missing WitchesIn this episode Amy sits down with Ylva Mara Radziszewski, High Priestess and author of ‘A Practical Guide For Witches: Spells, Rituals and Magic for an Enchanted Life’. We talk about the book, Ylva’s many mystical projects, fighting fascism, Magical Resistance and community witch praxis
PodcastGenesis P-Orridge isn’t easy to write about. An extremely prolific, variously pronoun-ed, transmedia artist and philosopher who, by design, changed course at will, projects expanding, contracting, abandoned when they got too popular. It’s hard to boil down a life like Gen’s, and I think
Missing WitchesWe dedicate the 100th episode of the Missing Witches Podcast to Truth and Reparation, to listening and acknowledging. Amy sits down with Author, Public Speaker, Teacher, Medicine Woman/Healer and founder of the Eagle Heart Foundation, Dr. Joy “Granddaughter Crow” Gray (aka GDC). Raised b
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