Join Austin and Marshall as they explore topics in the world of witchcraft and the cunning arts in this biweekly podcast.
The Southern Bramble: A Podcast of Crooked Ways is a captivating and informative podcast that delves into the world of witchcraft with an engaging and unique perspective. Hosted by Austin and Marshall, each episode is filled with intriguing discussions, expert knowledge, and a touch of humor that keeps listeners eagerly looking forward to each new installment. The podcast's new season 2 intro is particularly impressive, delivering chills and setting the tone for what lies ahead.
One of the best aspects of The Southern Bramble is the wealth of witchy knowledge that Austin and Marshall bring to each episode. Their expertise shines through as they explore various topics related to witchcraft in a well-researched and inclusive manner. They also have a knack for bringing on fascinating guests who provide diverse perspectives on different practices and beliefs. The discussions are thoughtful, insightful, and inspiring, often prompting listeners to delve deeper into their own spiritual journey.
Another standout aspect of The Southern Bramble is the chemistry between Austin and Marshall. Their dynamic as hosts is both charming and genuine, making for an enjoyable listening experience. They effortlessly balance humor with serious conversations, creating a comfortable space where they share personal experiences and engage in honest dialogue about their craft. This authenticity further enhances the podcast's appeal.
As for potential drawbacks, there are none that come to mind. The Southern Bramble consistently delivers informative content that caters to both beginners and experienced practitioners alike. However, it would be great if there were more episodes released more frequently to satisfy listeners' hunger for more witchy wisdom.
In conclusion, The Southern Bramble: A Podcast of Crooked Ways is a must-listen for anyone interested in witchcraft or seeking spiritual guidance. Austin and Marshall's passion for their craft shines through in every episode as they navigate various topics with expertise and authenticity. With its informative yet entertaining format, this podcast offers a unique lens into the world of witchcraft that leaves listeners eager for more.
In this epsiode we discuss making charms: everything from materia magica, to simple charms you can make at home, care & feeding, and how to implement charms into your magical practice. Find Marshall's book Cunning Words: A Grimoire of Tales & MagicExplore Materia Magica for charms at Austins websiteFor free charm recipes, view Austins Blog with Free Spells & WorkingsFor formulas for protection, money-drawing & more, Shop Here
We discuss truly unique, American folk divinations in the context of hoodoo with Dr. Finch & Brother Yona. Sign up for their course with Spiritus Arcanum here!other notes: Shop materia magica, traditional formulas, and more at BaneXBramble.comView Online & in person events for Salem Witch Fest Here
In this episode, we talk about Floriography, and the power that flowers contain.
Jesse & Austin discuss Holy Week and the secret witchcraft that lies in the week that God isn't looking, the saints are resting, and every Judas, Barrabas, and shatan walk the earth.
We discuss the everyday magic of kitchen witchery with Dawn Aurora Hunt
We discuss in our final instalment to the Elementals: the gnomes, and earthen magic.
We discuss the elementals of water, the undines, and tangentially, other water spirits, materia magica, and formula.
We talk about the spirits of air!
We begin a four-part series on the Elementals, popularized by the likes of Levi, Paracelsus, and Gerald Gardner
we're back for season 5- we discuss the magic that can be found in the spice cabinet, from allspice to xanthan gum (okay, we left xanthan gum out of the episode, but what a fabulous binder indeed): Honorable mention we left out: saffron, a favorite spice of Austin's in much of his cooking.
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Alexander Cummins & Jesse Hathaway Diaz of Radio Free Golgotha, and open an Advent Calendar of Yuletide Goodies & Baddies.
in this episode, we discuss the magic of the invasive species, and grapple the terms of ethnobotanical eugenics, as well as discuss placehood of the witch in the environment.
in this episode we talk with Beck from @ The_Serpents_Key about the viral news story involving anti-fortunetelling laws in the state of Pennsylvania.
In this episode, Marshall tells a tale, and we discuss occult films pertaining to Eldritch horror
We discuss the Grand Grimoire, or The Red Dragon in this episode, including its sorcery, pacts, and spells.
We discuss Marshalls new book The Red Mother, which has been released today!
we discuss necromancy, mediumship, and the differences and conflations between ancestral veneration, and so on.
We discuss our recent trip to Salem Witchcraft & Folklore Festival (@salemwitchfest) operated by the wonderful Matthew Venus of (@spiritus_arcanum) and Jacquie Alloise of @the_cauldron_black. We discuss classes and performances by Belle Gunz bellegunz Leather Pixie @leatherpixie Celia Smokinbutts @celiasmokinbutts and Riktus Grin @riktus_grin
we discuss Norse Heathenry and folk magic with Bente @the_norse_witch
We discuss Sympathetic magic in practical sense
We interview Joanna Wiedzma @polish.folk.witch about polish folk magic and witchcraft
we talk about queer history and wrath.
In this episoe, we interview Phoebe Hildegard Finch about queer love in conjure- Show notes provided by Phoebe: Phoebes website to Book Readings, Teaching & Spellwork: https://www.phoebehildegard.com/ Resources & Education Interviews with Black Rootworkers:Rev. Dr. Aaron Davis: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iB_buBPJho4 Tayannah Lee Mcquillar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RtdorhLys8&t=2035s& https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjVdaZkpJho&pp=ygUmdGF5YW5uYWggbGVlIG1jcXVpbGxhciBmaW5kZXJzIGtlZXBlcnM%3D — Phoebes Playlist of Songs about Hoodoo, Queer History & LGBTQ Culture (A Mix from 1920s-2010s): https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4zDF03a2DIjzyseg568hwV?si=20acd5b127eb4c4e Read Harry Hyatt's Interviews with Actual Rootworkers from the 1930s (With some additional interviews conducted in 1970 that show how the tradition evolved): https://archive.org/details/HoodooConjurationWItchcraftRootwork
In this episode, we discussed the magic of king Solomon, his greater and lesser keys, accompanying books of magic and our own thoughts, musings, and experiences.
In this episode, we talk to Nick Dickinson @ Urbanwizard about Kirke/ Circe and the Titanic Witchpower that is the Titaness Circe
In this episode, we open the doorway into discussing the sordid topic of Witchblood. What is it? Why do people have such strong reactions surrounding it? We talk about different theories, understandings, mythologies, and transformations that have given meaning to this infamous concept over time.
Ivy the Occultist talks Choas Magick With Marshall & Austin
In this episode, we discuss building a connection within your craft in your own landscape and with the spirits of place.
In this episode we discuss a practice built from a connection with your own landscape, legends, and spirits of place.
In this episode, we interview Devin Forst also known as @devforst on instagram. We discuss his practice, his art and illustrations, the practice of magic through imagery, and his book/oracle cards which teach the history of witches and witchcraft throughout time.
In this episode, we discuss the popularization of witchcraft in the modern era, the good, the bad, and the ugly.
In this weeks episode, we interview Jesse Hathaway Diez, Tata Quimbanda of Cabula Mavile Kitula kia N'Jila, about his his Quimbanda de Angola Lineage.
In this episode, we answer questions sent to us on Patreon and Instagram surrounding witchcraft, occultism, our own spiritual experiences, and advice on a myriad of mystical things.
dIn this epsiode, Austin and Marshall talk with Nay Noordmans of @houseofgnomi to discuss gnomes and household spirits.
In this episode, we take time to interview each other and discuss what's evolved in our craft over the years, what the words Witch and Pagan mean to us, how we see ourselves in our spirituality, and so much more.
In this episode, we interview Dr Al Cummins about the history, the magic, and the ritual of the Three Magi, Three Kings, or Three Wise Men.
In this episode, we interview Dr Alexander Cummins about the history, the magic, and the ritual of the Three Magi, Three Kings, or Three Wise Men.
In this episode, we interview Ben Stimpson who just published his book Ancestral Whispers. We discuss ancestor work, the effect it has on you personally and spiritually, and the color blue. Find ben at his website benstimpson.com
In this episode, we interview Christine Cunningham Ashworth, the author of The Path Taken and sister of the late Scott Cunningham. We speak about growing up in the Cunningham household, Scotts life writing about Wicca, and discussing his legacy left behind which has affected so many of us within the craft today.
We discuss a frightfully spooktacular topic: Initiations into Witchcraft! Happy Halloween
In this Episode, Albert Bjorn returns to talk about his new book Icelandic Plant Magic: Folk Herbalism of the North
In this episode, we interview Mahigan a Canadian practitioner, creator of magical items, and service magician for clients on an offline. We have in-depth discussions about ethics of doing work for others as well as our own individual takes on spirituality, Magick, and more. Be sure to catch Mahigan at @kitchentoad on Instagram as well as for services and products at www.Kitchentoad.com
In this episode, we bring back the author of "ARADIA A MODERN GUIDE TO CHARLES GODFREY LELAND'S GOSPEL OF THE WITCHES", Craig Spencer discusses with us his new book Witchcraft Unchained
In this episode, we discuss the media's influence in modern witchcraft and adapting real life practice from film and television.
We interview David Davis of @PorousPalms to discuss celestial and planetary magic
In this episode, Austin and Marshall discuss potions, their history, famous potion makers, tools in potion making, and philosophies behind them.
In this episode, Austin and Marshall interview Olivia Graves @ Thewitchofwonderlust to talk about magic, death, and more
Marshall and Austin Interview Chris Young and Susan Ottaviano about their new book The Green Witches Guide to Plants & Flowers
In this episode, Austin and Marshall discuss the summer solstice, following the seasons during the longest days of the year, and magic associated during the peak of the suns reign.
In this episode, we discuss all things Sigils: in history, in modernity, their use in grimoires, astrology, methods of creation/activation, and more.
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