This week's guest is the marvellous Ayshe-Mira Yashin. This week we are talking about using your body as a tool in your witchcraft practice. You can find out more about Ayshe-Mira and her work via her website and socials: Website: illustrationwitch.hotglue.me Instagram: @illustrationwitch TikTok: @illustrationwitch 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 wise and wonderful Aunt Carla! This week we are talking all about stepping into and owning your power, and explore the ways in which you can invite yourself to understand and celebrate it. The book review this week is Craft: How to be a Modern Witch by Gabriela Herstik (please note this book is titled Inner Witch: A Modern Guide to the Ancient Craft, in the US). You can find out more about Aunt Carla and her work via her website and socials: Website: www.redsoulflower.com Instagram: @redsoulflower 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 ethereal Helena Elias. This week, Helena is sharing her journey with her art, and how this invited her into the world of witchcraft. We also consider what it means to be human and our inherent creative natures, and questioning what this means for AI art. The book review this week is The Mad Women's Ball by Victoria Mas. You can find out more about Helena and her work via her socials and website: Website: helenaillustrated.com Instagram: @helena.illustrated 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 lovely Ella Harrison! This week we are talking about finding your true practice on your path with witchcraft, and how your practice might change over the course of your journey. Specifically, we explore Ella's beginnings with Wicca, and what led her from there to folk witchery. The book review this week is Llewellyn's Complete Book of Correspondences, a classic must-have for all practitioners. You can find out more about Ella and her work via her socials: Instagram: @ella.harrison TikTok: @ella.harrison YouTube: @EllaHarrison 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 ever-so-learned Olive Morris. This week, Olive is sharing her knowledge about medieval cunning women, and the archeological process behind their discovery and practices. It is important to note that nothing in this podcast episode is intended to devalue anyone's faith, instead we are simply looking at the science and archeology behind religion and humanity and is intended with the utmost respect. The book review this week is The Bewitching by Jill Dawson. You can find out more about Olive and her work via her socials, and by signing up to her newsletter. Instagram: @olivemmorris TikTok: @olivemmorris Newsletter: olivemmorris.substack.com 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)