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The Witches Next Door, Phoenix LeFae & Gwion Raven, are two witches who live together, work together, write about magick, teach magick, and generally live a pretty magickal life.Oh! We're irreverent, profane, silly, a bit rude, and extremely serious about the Craft
Unknown Host hosts The Witches Next Door, a religion show with 36 episodes published.
A solo trip to Bali yields an unexpected water ritual, experiencing the spirits of place like never before, and a cat that cleans plates. Also, Gwion mostly shuts up and just lets Phoenix talk. Learn more about The Witch
What's your magickal practice like? Why is it like that? Has it changed? Should it change? Phoenix and Gwion talk about how their practices have evolved over time. Phoenix says "I don't care" and Gwion says "I have less
In this episode we chat about Phoenix's love of books and a recent rabbit hole she went down all to do with "foundational" witchcraft books. Learn more about The Witches Next Door Here
Gwion & Phoenix answer your questions! Summoning demons, familiars, favourite books - You asked The Witches Next Door a bunch of great questions. We mention a few books. Here's a list: Kitchen Witchcraft for Beginners -
Phoenix & Gwion talk about bookshops, The London Mithraeum, and attending a chat at Treadwells Bookshop given by Professor Ronald Hutton. Gwion opines about book culture and seeing John Dee's waxy bits! Learn more about
Gwion & Phoenix talk about their adventures in Scotland including an unforgettable night atop Calton Hill with the May Queen. Phoenix admits she likes Cullen Skink and has pictures of very red butts. Learn more about The
Phoenix and Gwion traveled to the United Kingdom for fun, frolicking and to visit some sacred and not so sacred sites. Get ready for chats about Glastonbury, Bath, Avebury, and a Neolithic burial chamber where apparently
Hey Witches! We're super excited about this episode. We're joined by the good folk from The Witchy Wit podcast. They're good friends ouf ours and we love their show. Also, this is a crossover episode - What????? The secr
We're super excited to have our dear friend Jason Mankey on the podcast at long last! Jason is a prolific author, blogger, podcaster, presenter, and all around witch's witch. We chat about his billion books (only a sligh
It's episode 1 of Season 3! Phoenix and Gwion laugh with their cat, explain why the magick of piling lots of blankets on the bed, and discuss a ritual where Gwion gets dowsed by a bucket of freezing rain water. Sounds pr
It's bonus episode time - Phoenix asks Gwion about an early morning, spring ritual he's planning. Gwion invites you to do the ritual with him or, at least, your version of it and share it with The Witches Next
The Winter Solstice is upon us, so is the end of 2021, and the final episode of Season Two. Phoenix and Gwion talk about the magick they've been involved in, what's surprised them about their magickal lives this year, an
We finally get around to talking about the Element of Fire and how we use fire magick in our practice. Phoenix reminds us about fire safety. Gwion gets all poetic, sweet, and lovely, so you know it's worth a listen just
The Witches Next Door interview Vincent Higginbotham about his incredible book "How Witchcraft Saved My Life". Vincent speaks candidly about his life, his magick, and how witches seemed to show up just when he needed the
The Witches Next Door are mixing up the show a bit by introducing a guest! In our first ever interview, we chat with Diana Rajchel about her books "Urban Magick" and "Hex Twisting". The interview starts with a deeper div
Phoenix has an opinion about the phrase "Mabon". She gets a little heated when she hears the Autumn Equinox referred to by that name. Find out why. Learn more about The Witches Next Door Here
It's that time of year when the planet tilts into balance. We have a chance to look at balance - where we have it and where we don't. It' s also a time to think about what we've harvested (or not) this year. We gab a lot
It's another bonus episode! Get out there and explore where you live and begin a relationship with the land, the trees, the vibe, and the spirits of your neighbourhood! Learn more about THE WITCHES NEXT DOOR here Learn m
What's the mood or atmosphere or smell or vibe that makes your place special? What's the shadow or the visitor or the thing that makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up? Perhaps it's the spirits of your place.
What in the world is a Witch Bottle? They've been around for centuries and are an excellent form of protection magick. Phoenix and Gwion discuss three different "container" spells you can do right now using common items
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