I am a big fan of Sarah’s books. She has an amazing gift of storytelling, both written and spoken. Her podcast ties in really well with those, but also offers a great standalone option. I love how calm her podcast is, and it’s witchy without being woowoo. It’s a reminder of my time absorbed stories of fairy, witch and folklore as a child. A very welcome counterpoint to the rest of life.

I listened to the first episode of this podcast, the Pendle Witches, for an assignment for a class called History of the Witch. I was hooked after the first episode. I listen to a lot of podcasts in the same genre, but had never heard of the Pendle witch trials. Informative and captivating, the host is a born story teller with a soothing voice. Loved the lore of the Rowan tree as well. I’ve started listening to the other episodes and they are all amazing.

Sarah’s voice is that of magic itself. Soothing for the spirit. Her witchy walks are filled with wonder and history. I only wish there were more! Keep up the good work.

I love everything Sarah Robinson puts out and this is no exception. I was introduced to her through her book, Yoga for Witches, and through her guided meditations on Insight Timer. I am loving this new creative outlet she has for sharing her gifts, her gorgeous voice and beautiful storytelling abilities. You won’t be disappointed, especially if you are into all things feminine, witchy, goddess oriented, and nature-based/seasonal. 🙏🏼🙌🏽😍

What a wonderful telling of this story. I loved how the true story was intertwined with the meaning of the Rowan tree and then the tale at the end. I can’t wait to hear more of this podcast.

The story presented is spellbinding and well researched, however the sound quality is very metallic, tinny, sounding and is difficult to listen to. The quality does Sarah’s usually warm, smooth, melodic, voice no justice.