New World Witchery - The Search for American Traditional Witchcraft

New World Witchery - The Search for American Traditional Witchcraft

Author: Cory & Laine Language: English Episodes: 349
In New World Witchery-The Search for American Traditional Witchcraft, Cory & Laine guide listeners through the often-overlooked magical landscape of their own backyards. This podcast moves beyond imported traditions to focus on the folk practices, charms, and stories rooted in the North American continent. Each episode feels like a conversation with knowledgeable friends, one where historical research meets practical curiosity. You’ll hear discussions on everything from old Appalachian granny magic and Pennsylvania Dutch pow-wow to crossroads lore and regional ghost stories, all framed within the context of a living, evolving craft. The hosts delve into what makes these practices distinctly woven into the fabric of American experience, examining how they survived, adapted, and continue to resonate. It’s an invitation to reconsider what witchcraft means on this side of the Atlantic, emphasizing the tangible and the local over the purely theoretical. For anyone curious about the authentic, ground-level magic practiced in the United States and Canada, this podcast serves as both a map and a compass, offering deep dives into specific traditions, interviews with practitioners, and thoughtful analysis on building a magical life connected to place. Cory & Laine’s approach is respectful, thorough, and engaging, making complex topics accessible without losing their depth. Tune in for a journey into the heart of American traditional witchcraft, where history and hands-on practice meet.
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