Magic that works for justice in the material world.
This episode honours a 7th Century hero. A Black indigenous Woman who was a leader. A warrior priestess named Dihya, champion of the native North African Amazigh people, her name means “the beautiful gazelle” in the Tamazight language of the Amazigh. Amazigh, plural Imazighen, means “free or noble p
Missing WitchesWe are four women battling COVID-19, from our homes in Montreal and Gatineau, Quebec and in Caen, France. We are artists and feminists bound together through our shared experiences of embodying a disease that has baffled the world. We were drawn together first through mutual acquaintances in the art
PodcastThe beauty and bounty of drag, performance art, rock ’n’ roll and hallucinogenic heaven collided every time Fayette Hauser got dressed. As one of the treasured few biological females in the celebrated Cockettes, Hauser stepped out, showed off, got wild, and lived in Technicolor with the likes of the
PodcastA friend of ours spotted this poster in Ontario and we put out the call to find out who had mad it. Thanks to our witchy web, WE FOUND ERICA!!
Podcast“Magical resistance always comes up when people feel the most oppressed,” says Melissa James. In our first installment of Full Moon Witches Found episodes, Amy and Risa sit down with documentary filmmaker Melissa James, currently producing WITCH: Hex The Patriarchy, a doc about witchcraf
PodcastThis brave witch left an incredibly conservative Mormon upbringing and marriage to claim her independence and her #POWER. If YOU are gathering strength for a life-altering change, let the wisdom of this #WORDWITCH wash over you like a blessing. ⚡️ Connect with Elisabeth at: https://www.facebook.com/
PodcastA deep dive into the divine feminine, from goddess worship to modern motherhood, guided through the landmines by author, artist, activist, witch: Monica Sjöö. We really wanted to dedicate an episode to one of the groundbreaking powerhouse 70s witches – those take back the night witches who wer
Missing WitchesA story of visions, rose petals, arrogance and activism, told through the eyes, craft and writings of Ipsita Roy Chakraverti. Our story begins in 1960’s Montreal. A ten year old Indian girl, Ipsita Roy Chakraverti from West Bengal, is about to have the first in a lifelong series of encounters with t
Missing Witches
