EPISODE · May 26, 2026 · 45 MIN
Episode 73 | The Witch's Name: Claiming Your Identity with Storm Faerywolf
from Witching Out Loud
Get ready to dive deep into the powerful stories and magickal insights shared by Storm Faerywolf, a seasoned witch, author, and proud modern warlock. This episode explores the transformative power of names—both personal and magical—and how reclaiming language can energize your practice and identity. Join us for a candid conversation about tradition, innovation, and the joyous chaos of witchy authenticity.TakeawaysReclaiming the term 'Warlock' as a male witchThe Anderson Faery tradition and its gender-neutral approach to witchcraft Magical names represent a deeper, aspirational part of oneself.The power and purpose in choosing your magickal name and identity.ResourcesHome — Storm Faerywolf: Author • Teacher • WarlockDatura Trading Co.Home - Modern Witch UniversityBlack Rose Witchcraft - Modern Witch UniversityThe Wild Hunt - Modern Pagan News & PerspectivesWitch Power Daily - Modern WitchChapters00:00 - Introduction to Storm Faerywolf & his magickal journey02:09 - Opening invocation inspired by Storm's book, setting tone for magick07:47 - Personal stories: reclaiming the term "warlock" and its historical context12:31 - Exploring gender neutrality in Witchcraft & the Faery tradition19:36 - The origins of the Anderson Faery tradition & its lineage29:27 - Practical magic: choosing names, creating sigils, and making magic words43:13 - How to harness your spoken words as magical triggers49:26 - Using ritual names for community, coven, and personal work55:17 - Crafting and protecting digital spaces & energies58:37 - Upcoming books, projects, and ways to connect with Storm Faerywolf63:02 - Energy work, intuition, and science’s role in modern witchcraft66:33 - Shadow work, evolution, and embracing discomfort as growth
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