Mark Stavish is the Director of Studies for the Institute for Hermetic Studies, and stops by to share about his tome entitled “Egregores: The Occult Entities That Watch Over Human Destiny.”

Daniel Harms is an author, scholar and a true master of library science. He discusses the seminal “Book of Oberon, A Sourcebook of Elizabethan Magic”, presented along with Joseph H. Peterson and the illustrator James R. Clark.

Dr. Alexander Cummins returns on the podcast to talk about his combination of divination with ceremonial magic, an in-depth look at the Heptameron, his unique approach to geomancy, questioning what we mean when we say “Solomonic magic”, and so much more. Dr. Cummins is an author, historian, poet and practicing magician.

Dr. Liana Saif is an author, scholar and critical translator of esoteric and occult manuscripts, and is preparing an English translation of the Arabic magic compendium Ghayat Al-Hakim known as the Picatrix, as part of her current project, entitled 'On the Margins of Legitimacy: Magic in Medieval Islam.’…

Josephine McCarthy is an esoteric author, occultist and magical teacher based in the UK. She has been active in magic for more than 35 years. In this episode Josephine shares about how imagination is the cornerstone of magic, how to pay attention to subtle changes around you, the concept of “spiritual righteousness”…

Sam Block is a Geomancer, Hermetic Magician, Lukumí priest and founder of The Digital Ambler online blog. Sam shares about the connection between magic and technology, the basics of geomancy, how the Tarot and Geomancy are similar and also very different, the ability to harness your willpower, and so much more.

Mihai Vârtejaru is an independent magical scholar and traditional book binder, based in Romania. He shares about his blog, “Studies on Magic” where he delves into the importance of comparing manuscripts, the seals of the seven Kings of the Air, The Book of Bileth (translated from Hebrew), and so much more.

Cody Dickerson is a an expert ironsmith, occultist, and author of “The Language of the Corpse: The Power of the Cadaver in Germanic and Icelandic Sorcery.” This was an enlightening conversation with Cody about his book, which explores how ancient Germanic peoples approached and worked with death, both physically and magically.

Author and Solomonic ceremonial magician, Frater Ashen Chassan, returns to the podcast to answer your awesome listener questions, share about his new magical chambers, the importance of Will, and more…

Aaron & Carrie Leitch, along with their daughter, are a veritable Solomonic family. Aaron and Carrie are both practitioners of Solomonic magic, are involved in the Golden Dawn and co-founded the online Solomonic materia magica shop, Doc Solomon’s Occult Curios…

In today’s world of #hashtags and shortcuts and life hacks, our attention is sliced finer than a lion skin belt. It takes will to cultivate consistent, in-depth practice. To illustrate this, I’d like to invoke the hidden devilish drive of determination in two of the most famous English poems of all time, and why I always read and re-read them when preparing for magical rituals.