Beyond the Seas: Albert Björn Shiell, Author of "Icelandic Folk Magic," Interview
The Frightful Howls You May Hear: Animist Immersion with Albert Björn Shiell
The Witch Daily Show: Spooky Chicago with Chris Allaun
The Witch Daily Show: Invasive Plant Magic with Kamden Cornell
Nathan King Discusses Awakening the Witch Blood on Beyond the Seas
Nathan King on Beyond the Seas
Nathan King on The Witching Hour with Eron Mazza
Laurel Hostak Jones on Witchcast Podcast
@witchcastpodcast and the one and only Laurel Hostak Jones (@sleepandsorcery) talk about her upcoming book, Sleep & Sorcery: Enchanting Bedtime Stories, Spells, & Rituals. The hardcover is out now and the paperback will be available worldwide in August! Give them a listen!
Folklore & Magical Practice
An episode of 'Folklore in the Field' presenting interviews and discussions recorded live at events we attend.
This episode features a roundtable discussion on the topic of folklore and magical practice, recorded in association with Crossed Crow Books.
Folklore Podcast creator Mark Norman hosts guests:
Blake and Wycke Malliway - owners of Crossed Crow Books and Malliway Bros occult shop
Jaq D Hawkins - author of Elemental Spirits
Albert Bjorn Shiell - author of Icelandic Plant Magic
This discussion was recorded in Reading, UK in March 2024.
The Secrets of the Black Book of Johnathan Knotbristle: A conversation with Chris Allaun
Author Chris Allaun joins me in this episode to discuss his book The Black Book of Johnathan Knotbristle: A Devil’s Parable and Guide for Witches. Chris discusses the value of teaching through story, learning by listening to nature, merging ecstatic and traditional folkloric witchcraft, the power of imagination, and Mother Goose as a book of magical spells.
The Elements with Deborah Lipp
We explore the concept of the elements - Earth, Air, Fire and Water - with our guest, author and Wiccan practitioner and teacher Deborah Lipp. Her book on the subject, The Way of Four, was updated this year and republished in a new edition by Crossed Crow Books.
Aisling: Visions of Ireland
Aisling is the Irish for dream or vision, and it may take the form of a vision poem. The genre was developed as a part of the wider Irish language poetry field at the end of the 17th century, going into the 18th. More broadly, aisling is a vision which is said to connect the seer strongly with the landscape and identity of Ireland and its sacred sites.
Ben Stimpson interviews Chris Allaun, author of the Black Book of Johnathan Knotbristle
Ben Stimpson and Chris Allaun chat about The Black Book of Johnathan Knotbristle!
Deals with the Devil in Fairy Tales
Jeremy Schewe and Eron Mazza talk about Irish-Celtic Spirituality
An Interview with Craig Spencer
Sounds Scary with Author Chris Allaun
9 Questions with Author and Necromancer Mortellus
A Conversation with Mortellus on Sounds Scary!
Albert Bjorn on Southern Bramble to Chat About Icelandic Plant Magic
