In the third, and final, episode of Blood Moon Radio's three-part mini-series exploring Canadian witchcraft, we look at modern practitioners, the resurgence of the craft and how witchcraft continues to respond to political landscapes. Host Coraley Letcher examines how public-facing magical work by modern Canadian witches such as Arin Murphy-Hiscock and Monica Bodirsky shape and present practice in the broader context of Canadian society. Host Coraley Letcher also reads and responds to the show's first Blood Letter.

Topics in this episode:

✧ Letting go of love

✧ Witchcraft in modern society

✧ Times of uncertainty and witchcraft practice

✧ The opportunity and responsibility of visibility

✧ Navigating ancestral work with respect and awareness

If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to listen to Part 1, Founding Shadows, and Part 2, Quiet Resistance.

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