WitchSpace

Happy final NMNB of the year witches! Scorpio and Gemini discuss Melissa Jayne Madara's The Witch's Workshop, but in classic Witchspace fashion also discuss capitalism, unrealistic expectations and their own relationship with the Idea of the Witch. Also, there's a question about instagram at the end that we'd love if you chimed in for! Happy close of 2025 and we'll see you in 2026!

Happy Gemini New Moon witches and happy year end wrap up! You guys had some awesome questions, but we also got a taste of Scorpio's feeling about Frankenstein and Gemini's feelings about tea service. There's a little bit for everyone, so dive in you the penultimate episode of season 7! 

Happy New Moon, New Book! Can't believe it wasn't mentioned on the podcast, but this book definitely has Scorpio Moon energy. Courtney Webber's Sacred Tears: A Witch's Guide to Grief is personally vulnerable and deeply insightful about the nature of grief and how we navigate it. While our hosts both agree that this book is a Necessity for navigating both your own griefs and those of your loved ones, please take this episode at your own pace, especially if topics of grief (like infertility, miscarriage, and death) may be triggering to you. 

What's up witches? How do we follow two amazing interviews with two of our host's favorite witches? We could only do it by synthesizing the message of October into one of personal growth and self love, using our creativity to empower us as witches and women. Gemini asks Scorpio three questions to help craft a personal, witchy narrative to ensorcle one's life into something big, deeper and greater.

Happy Halloween witches! Okay, well, Halloween might still be a little ways away, but to celebrate our favorite Scorpio's favorite season, instead of a traditional New Moon, New Book, we have this amazing interview with Lydia O'Connor, Salem's first and only horror hostess. If you know her, you love her, and if you don't, this interview is a great introduction to the lore and the backstory that makes Wretched Lydia so captivating to her audience. And yes, she's a real witch!