In this episode we return to the Fae; we learn more about where to find them, how to connect with them, and  what their likes and dislikes are - they are complex creatures and totally fascinating. Sources and recommendations:Urban Faery Magick  - Tara Sanchez A Witches Guide to Faery Folk  - Edain McCoy 

In this episode we explore the mysterious and often misunderstood world of the Fae. These enigmatic beings are all around us; in nature, in urban landscapes, in our homes and gardens. We discuss where we can find Fae, and how we can connect to them in a safe and respectful way.  This is part one of three episodes devoted to the Fae. Sources and recommendations:Urban Faery Magick  - Tara Sanchez A Witches Guide to Faery Folk  - Edain McCoy Forbidden Mysteries of Faery Witchcraft  - Storm Faerywolf 

In this episode we learn about Hoodoo from Aunt Carla;  Hoodoo practitioner, High Priestess of the Magick Family Academy, and founder of marielizzeau.com. We explore the origins of Hoodoo within slavery, and how this magickal tradition is honoured in modern day practices of Hoodoo. Reading recommendationsJambalaya: The Natural Woman's Book of Personal Charms and Practical Rituals by Luisah TeishSticks, Stones, Toots & Bones: Hoodoo, Mojo & Conjuring with Herbs by Stephanie Rose BirdRootwork: Using the Folk Magick of Black America for Love, Money, and Success by Tayannah Lee McQuillarHoodoo Herbal Magic: A Powerful Spell Book to Discover the Hidden Powers of Plants and Conjure with Herbs, Roots & Flowers by Mamani NiareThe Magic of Marie Laveau: Embracing the Spiritual Legacy of the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans by Denise Alvarado  

In this episode, we explore the little-known path of Serpent Magick. By stripping away the negative associations with serpents, we find symbolism and powers that are truly transformative and protective. We discuss ancient goddesses and deities associated with Serpent Magick, and offer ideas of how to connect with them through meditative art and by creating an altar to honor Medusa. Come join us to experience the wisdom of serpents!Hosted by Pip Harewitch and Paula Moontree. Edited by Robert Alon-Monks.

In this episode, Pip and Paula interview Cheyenne Jolene, a witch, herbalist and ecologist who blends spirituality and science to inspire people to connect to nature and themselves. They discuss what it means to have a spiritual relationship with a poisonous plant, the intersection of plant healing and science, and how poisonous plants can support mental health and wellness.

In this episode, Pip and Paula explore what it means to connect with a poisonous plant, and reflect on their own personal experiences with Belladonna and Foxglove. They also discuss the history and lore surrounding Flying Ointment, and how its usage is connected to stereotypes about witches.   

In this brief introduction, Pip and Paula share the purpose of the Tell the WitchTree podcast.