New World Witchery – the Search for American Traditional Witchcraft

Summary

On our first episode back from summer break, we are looking at practicing magic alone, with a friend, or in a group. Plus we talk about finding teachers and styles of magical learning.

Play:
Download: New World Witchery – Episode 43

 -Sources-
Some of the sources we discuss:

• Some information on Gardnerian and Alexandrian Wicca (or Wica)
• Information on Robert Cochrane, including some links to his letters
• Cory mentions American Druidry group ADF
• We can’t recommend Peter Paddon’s sites enough
• Some notes on Tituba
• Here is Hubert Davis’ The Silver Bullet book
• We mention “The Horned Women” which Cory’s read before on the show
• Check out the tale of “Vasilisa the Beautiful,” featuring Russian witch Baba Yaga
• For more on the benedanti, Carlo Ginzburg’s books are a great source
• Cory mentions the Cultus Sabbati at one point
• Definitely check out Oraia’s episode on the Buddhist Mandala

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 Promos & Music
Title music:  “Homebound,” by Jag, from Cypress Grove Blues.  From Magnatune.

Promo 1 – The Infinite & the Beyond
Promo 2 – Iron Powoqa Radio

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