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Welcome to Circle Talk 4 Witches - a podcast by four Alexandrian Initiates for Initiates, Seekers, and the Curious. Join your hosts Gi, Josie, James, and Peter as they discuss and debate various witchcraft topics from their perspectives as Alexandrian coven leaders from around the globe. So, high five, get on the broomstick, and let‘s go, witches!
circletalk4witches hosts Circle Talk 4 Witches, a religion show with 46 episodes published.
After five years, four seasons, endless different opinions and a LOT of experience, we (now professional podcasters, obviously) decided to revisit our definitions and introductions episode. Enjoy!
In this episode, we discuss Gods and Deities (in broad strokes, and not necessarily specific to Alexandrian Craft) by answering questions from a listener. References: Lon Milo DuQuette. Low Magick. Llewellyn Worldwide, 8
So, you've found a coven and had a successful first meeting... Now what? In this bumper, 2 part episode, we've made an effort to shift our advice to go beyond the initial "Seeking 101" stage, discussing the serious pract
So, you've found a coven and had a successful first meeting... Now what? In this bumper, 2 part episode, we've made an effort to shift our advice to go beyond the initial "Seeking 101" stage, discussing the serious pract
What exactly is a decentralised collective, and how does this relate to Wicca? How are things decided if there is no central authority: no kings, queens, witch popes, or even witch CEOs? How is decentralisation maintaine
What work do BTW covens actually do? What types of coven are there within traditional Wicca, and what's the difference between how members are treated and what is expected? And if coven autonomy is a thing, does that mea
In our long-awaited 7th episode of season 3 we address the topic of magical names and personas. Magical names are pervasive in witchcraft communities, and the tradition of taking a new name when embarking on a new practi
Episode 6 of season 3 discusses self-actualization in witchcraft. We explore the importance of self-actualization in religious movements and how the “Work” of the craft can be related to this idea. The episode ends with
Welcome to episode 5 of season 3! In this episode, we talk about getting back to basics and how to build a personal practice. Is a personal practice necessary if we’re a member of a coven? What if we’re not in a coven -
In this episode we discuss some Do’s and Don’ts for Seekers and Initiates who are visiting covensteads they are unfamiliar with or open rituals. We also discuss etiquette around expectations and the (now oft repeated) 5C
(CW: mental illness) This episode we tackled a much-requested topic: mental health and the craft. How does one manage mental illness and Wicca? How much should a seeker divulge about mental health when approaching a cove
We dug deeper into the topics of healing and hexing - pins, poppets, pleasure and pain - this month: the roles they play (or not) in traditional Wicca, a smattering of history and lore, and some tried and true methods, t
Hail, and Welcome, everyone, to Season 3 of Circle Talk 4 Witches - it feels good to be back! We kick off Season 3 by revisiting a core component of Traditional Wicca - Covens. We’ve touched upon the topic of covens befo
We went fast and loose for our season 2 finale, taking turns answering some questions and ponderings sent in by listeners. We had a nice time: starting cults, initiating our beds, discussing the sexiness of elders, and l
Happy equinox! This bumper episode is a discussion of initiation: why do we make such a big deal about it, anyway? We also look at the different types of initiation, what you might find or expect, after effects and more.
For our belated August cross-quarter episode we are continuing to explore different ways of doing “magic”. In this episode we discussed various means of creating and implementing your own spells. There are several extern
We're back! For our return we discuss the ethics of Alexandrian Witchcraft and witchcraft in general. Not only do we take on the question of “The Rule of Three” and “Harm None” but we also discuss subjective and objectiv
In this month’s episode we discuss the idea of Traditional Wicca as a “Living Tradition,” one that is continually evolving through time and practices while still remaining true to its core as an Initiatory, ritual-based
Join us as we continue our exploration of magic and ritual associated with the sabbats. In this episode we discuss the Great Rite, both symbolic and literal. We consider conventional and stereotypical understandings of t
Episode 26 is a continuation of our discussion that started in episode 24. We dive into the idea of a coven “setting” and why that is important, before launching into exploring egregore in Wicca: what is it? Is there mor
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