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Potionmaking meets witchcraft activism in Not On My Watch Vinegar. Once you've made it, you'll know what to do with it. Stay safe out there, witches!
In this special bonus episode originally aired on Patreon, Lozzie Stardust joins me in the virtual studio for a discussion of witchcraft and history surrounding The Scottish Play. You know, Macbeth? (HOT POTATO, OFF HIS DRAWERS, PUCK WILL MAKE AMENDS...ouch!) We give some fun historical context to the story and the witchy goings-on in the play, get off on several tangents, and generally have a rollicking good time. By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes!
It's easy to find advice and information on creative ways to gather supplies and practice your craft. But what's a witch to do when your living situation makes open practice impossible? This month, I dive into a plethora of tips for all my darling stealth witches out there - how to gather supplies, cast spells, conduct research, venerate your chosen deities, and generally survive as a witch when you're stuck in the broom closet. (And yes, I also talk about that particular expression.)
Happy Holidays, witches! As a special treat, I'm releasing a super special guest episode of Hex Positive! Pardon my joyous cackling as I welcome the absolutely fabulous S.J. Tucker to the show for a chat about music, magic, and all the ways they intersect. We get gloriously off-topic in all directions, giggle a bunch, and Sooj delivers a surprise that brings me to tears. Stay tuned after the chat for Sooj's marvelous song, "Witchka!"
May you raise your eyes and never bow your head. We are not alone.
Raven Brings Light To This House Of Stories art installation
Visit S.J. Tucker online:
www.SJTucker.com
S.J. Tucker on Patreon
S.J. Tucker on Bandcamp
Follow @sjtuckermusic on TikTok and Instagram, and catch her shows at Online Concert Thing.
Hex Positive is a proud member of the Nerd & Tie Network.
MUSIC CREDITS
"Witchka" (c) S.J. Tucker, used with permission.
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