This week's guest is the supremely talented Che Correa. We talk about the relationship between creative and artistic work, and witchcraft practices, and how they can become one and the same. 

The book review this week is The Witch of the Forest's Guide to Astrology Magick by Lindsay Squire.

You can find out more about Che and her work via her website and socials:

Website: blackkettleco.com

Instagram: @calypso_firewitch

You can find out more about Witchology and the magazine at witchologymagazine.com

The Witchology Podcast is hosted, recorded and edited by Christie Beauchamp, Creative Director of Witchology (@thejournalsupreme)

Music by Iain Kerr (@iainkerrmusic)

This week's guest is the wonderfully effervescent Julia Halina Hadas of Witchcraft Cocktails. We talk about the history of alcohol and its relationship with the moon, and how to introduce cocktails into your witchcraft practice.

The book review this week is Moon, Magic, Mixology by Julia Halina Hadas

You can find out more about Julia and her work via her website and socials:

Website: www.witchcraftcocktails.com

Instagram: @witchcraftcocktails

You can find out more about Witchology and the magazine at witchologymagazine.com

The Witchology Podcast is hosted, recorded and edited by Christie Beauchamp, Creative Director of Witchology (@thejournalsupreme)

Music by Iain Kerr (@iainkerrmusic)

This week's guest is the wonderful Lizzie Burgess (@backyardbanshee)! She is the secular witch behind BackyardBanshee.com where you can learn more about divination methods, rituals and resources that help you with your growth spiritually and professionally. Lizzie is currently finishing the upcoming book An A to Z of Modern Divination, where they upcycle and modernize ancient divination methods for a more expansive and accessible divinatory practice.

The book review this week is Decoding the Stars: A Modern Astrology Guide to Discover Your Life's Purpose

You can find out more about Witchology and the magazine at witchologymagazine.com

The Witchology Podcast is hosted, recorded and edited by Christie Beauchamp, Creative Director of Witchology (@thejournalsupreme)

Music by Iain Kerr (@iainkerrmusic)

This week's guest is Witchology's own Tess Wood. We talk about the practice of insect taxidermy and how this relates to her practice as a witch.

The book review this week is World of Weird: A Creepy Compendium of True Stories

You can find out more about Tess and her work on Instagram:

@theobscurawitch for general witchery

@obscuracreations for taxidermy

You can find out more about Witchology and the magazine at witchologymagazine.com

The Witchology Podcast is hosted, recorded and edited by Christie Beauchamp, Creative Director of Witchology (@thejournalsupreme)

Music by Iain Kerr (@iainkerrmusic)

This week's guest is the breathtakingly glamorous Gabriela Rosales, aka The Stylist Witch. We talk about Self-Loving Ritual of Adornment, and all the little ways we can introduce a little more glamour magick into our lives...

The book review this week is The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna: https://www.waterstones.com/book/the-very-secret-society-of-irregular-witches/sangu-mandanna/9781399709859

You can find out more about Gabriela and her work via her website and socials:

Website: https://www.thestylistwitch.com/

Instagram: @thestylistwitch

You can find out more about Witchology and the magazine at witchologymagazine.com

The Witchology Podcast is hosted, recorded and edited by Christie Beauchamp, Creative Director of Witchology (@thejournalsupreme)

Music by Iain Kerr (@iainkerrmusic)

Welcome to the Witchology Podcast!

If you weren’t already aware, Witchology is a magazine created for witches, by witches, and we are so excited to bring this new channel of content for you in the form of the Witchology Podcast! Each week you can expect a book or film review, followed by an exclusive interview with a special guest. Each guest will be bringing you something new to learn, a new insight into something you already know, or generally something interesting to take forward into your practice.

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