Is that quartz singing bowl something you *really* need to enhance your spiritual practice? Or that shiny new amethyst? How about that pre-made wand you saw at a craft fair? Is making your own spiritual supplies better than purchasing them? Join Fonzie and Ryan in this unholy communion as we discuss our experiences with spiritual materialism, what it is, how to avoid it, and how to better discern what's needed and not needed as a tool within your craft, plus much more!

What is "sin"? How can you deconstruct sin within your spiritual and religious practice? What does sin mean to you? Join Fonzie and Ryan as we define what "sin" means to us in our own personal practices and how you can begin to deconstruct it for yourself.

Curious about hoodoo? How is hoodoo different from Vodou? Who can practice hoodoo and should non-Black people be practicing it? Find out the answers to these questions and much more with our special guest, African Folklorist and hoodoo practitioner Juju aka @JuJuWorkin

Join us as we interview Laura aka @Daphne_la_hechicera regarding her upcoming book "Mexican Sorcery: A Practical Guide to Brujeria de Rancho." We discuss what brujeria de rancho is, what it actually means to identify as Mexican, how magic from one country can look vastly different depending on the regions within said country, and much much more.

Curious about sigils? Join us for this unholy communion where we talk about what sigils are, how to make them, different ways in which they can be used, and how we use sigils within our personal practices.

Join us as we discuss Gnosticism with Gnostic Witch, Skye Marina. Through Skye, we get a look into their practice and faith as a Gnostic witch and what exactly Gnosticism is and what it entails.

Habits are a hard thing to build and maintain, especially so when it comes to a spiritual practice. In this episode, we talk about how to cultivate spiritual habits, setting realistic goals for yourself, how to hold yourself accountable, and other tips and tricks for making sure you not only create spiritual habits but also maintain them.

Join returning guest Michael McQueen aka @SaintlyTarotMystic as we discuss the magickal associations of Holy Week, the eroticism of the Eucharist, sex and baneful magick as themes during Holy Week, and much more during this unholy communion.

Did you know that you don't have to jump into systems and traditions that are completely foreign to you and your beliefs? It's okay to utilize the religion you grew up with as a framework for building your practice upon. Join us as we talk about how we were able to flip traditional Christianity and Catholicism on its head in order to structure our current magickal practices and how you can do the same.