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S1 E14 Appalachian Superstitions

I'm Molly Dyer. Please join me for a new podcast every Wednesday, noon central (US) for conversations about, and with practitioners of unconventional, less mainstream forms of witchcraft. From Tree-hugging Dirt Worshippers, Conjurers, Satanists, Appalachian Folk Witches, to Poisoners, Necromancers, Discordians, and anything else in between, including authors, other podcasters, pagan musicians, etc. There are rituals, instructionals &amp; tutorials for all levels of practitioner, and the occasional op-ed "rant" episode. If you like it, tell a friend. And subscribe!