Co-hosts Tess Whitehurst & Natasha Levinger are happy to welcome Mariam Bala, Ayurveda Health Counselor, holistic health coach, and digestion & nutrition specialist. In the interview, they discuss what Ayurveda is, how to read your body like a book, the balance of the elements, the physical expression of each dosha, symptoms vs root cause, the importance of the circadian rhythm,… Read More

Co-hosts Tess Whitehurst & Natasha Levinger are happy to welcome Vincent Higginbotham, author of “How Witchcraft Saved My Life“.  In the interview they discuss things like applying magic to the mundane, not glossing over your trauma, a new definition of witchhood, working to heal yourself, the importance of a daily practice, Leonard Nimoy’s birthday, working your practice around your life,… Read More

Your hosts, Natasha Levinger & Tess Whitehurst, happily welcome Rebekah Erev, artist, kohenet, Hebrew priestess, feminist, queer, dream worker, healer, activist and teacher living with disabilities.  In the interview they cover topics such as growing up with a loose connection to Judaism, connecting with the magical and mystical part of Judaism, the magic of language, the Sefer Yetzeriah and its… Read More

Co-hosts Tess Whitehurst & Natasha Levinger happily welcome Tudorbeth. multi-generational Witch and author of The Hedgewitch’s Little Book of Spells, Charms & Brews.  In this interview they cover the definition of hedgewitchery, becoming attuned to the weather and the world, trying to make the impractical practical, belief in the unseen, growing up around hedgewitches, and more. In the usual weekly… Read More

This week, everybody’s favorite co-hosts – Natasha Levinger & Tess Whitehurst – fly solo…or, duo rather.  But at any rate, sans guest.  They dive right in to topics such as the difference feeling supported makes, the Texas abortion ban, dealing with negativity from a parent, relearning what is “normal,” reinforcing things you’ve already learned, showing up for your inner child,… Read More

This week co-hosts Tess Whitehurst and Natasha Levinger are happy to welcome Byron Ballard, teacher, folklorist, writer, and animist.  In this interview, they cover growing up wild in rural Appalachia, all children starting out as animists, becoming a Wiccan in young adulthood, founding Mother Grove Goddess Temple, endarkenment vs enlightenment, a broader definition of permaculture, acknowledged kinship to the natural… Read More