Through their Echo Zines creative project, Nina Zina produces (witchy) zines, postcards, and stickers. The zines talk about things like herbalism, amulets, music as magic, and mundane and city witchery. Nina sews spell bags with natural and repurposed ingredients for…
Mark Norman is a public folklorist and author based in the UK. He is best known as the creator and host of ‘The Folklore Podcast’, one of the largest and most respected shows in its genre with a global ranking…
So I’m Liz. I write poetry, I craft a lot, and I talk a lot about Witchcraft, Paganism, poetry, history, and related things. I’m an elder millenial, a known and avowed bisexual, and a tree hugging dirt worshipper.
Lane Smith (they/he) is a transgender writer and activist living in Baltimore City, MD. Lane is the author of the book “78 Acts of Liberation: Tarot to Transform Our World” (Sounds True, 2024), has a personal essay in the forthcoming…
Spiritual counsellor and witchcraft mentor Kelly-Ann Maddox has a decade’s experience in the magickal space, offering workshops, one-to-one sessions and hundreds of informative videos on her popular YouTube channel.
Jul Bloomfield is an atheist witch with a practice focused on nature, art, and community building. She has a background in marine science, education, and fine art. A tall gnome by nature, she endeavors to weave her passions together through…
Wider Welcome, Louder Love. Supporting small businesses, nonprofits, and faith communities (interfaith trained, experienced, and celebrating) in building communities of belonging rooted in mindful best practice cultural competency, equity, and inclusion.
Halo Quin is a pagan author, storyteller, and spirit-led witch in Wales. They teach embodied witchcraft and storytelling magic, with a philosopher’s heart, a poet’s tongue, and a love of all things fae. Find their work: www.haloquin.net
Born Conservative Jewish, lived Creole-infused Wiccan, ordained Lutheran pastor. Social Worker turned Community Organizer become Diversity / Equity / Inclusion / Accessibility / Belonging Trainer. Former Poet Laureate, current writer / content creator / cultural historian, keeper of ancestral stories.
Georgi Gardiner is an Associate Professor of Philosophy and GESS (Gender and Sexuality Studies) at Tulane University. She teaches (amongst other things) creativity classes and LGBTQ philosophy. Gardiner specialises in ‘scholarship through art, play, and adventure’, such as using Lego…