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History of Witch Craft PT2: Gerald Gardner, Aleister Crowley and American WitchCraft

from The Wandering Crow: An Exploration of the Supernatural, Paranormal, Strange, Occult, and Mysterious · host Mandy, Abbey, Cameron, and JT

In the follow up to our history of witchcraft episode, Mandy and Abbey discuss and untangle the confusing origins of Witch Craft in America. They delve into Gerald Gardner, Aleister Crowley, Margaret Murray, and the inspirations, truths, and lies of their own divinations and citations which inspired their early 1900 writings based on Witch Craft. Why does our culture at large seem to both fear and have fangirl obsession with subjects of the occult including a saturation of it in movies, TV, and music? What is Modern Witchcraft? What are the beliefs? Do they Worship the devil? Do they cast spells on Christians all day long? Listen to this episode to learn the answers to these questions and more. Do you have story you would like to share or hear told on the show? You can email us at [email protected] us a text at (602) 730-2224 As always, thanks for listening!

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In the follow up to our history of witchcraft episode, Mandy and Abbey discuss and untangle the confusing origins of Witch Craft in America. They delve into Gerald Gardner, Aleister Crowley, Margaret Murray, and the inspirations, truths, and lies of their own divinations and citations which inspired their early 1900 writings based on Witch Craft. Why does our culture at large seem to both fear and have fangirl obsession with subjects of the occult including a saturation of it in movies, TV, a...

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