Talk Witchcraft Podcast

"What is a witch?" "How do I practice witchcraft?" "Can I connect to my intuitive power?" "How can I create my dream life?" And the biggest question of all... "Am *I* a witch?"

Welcome to Talk Witchcraft where we will answer ALL of these questions and so much more! Every week, hosts Erica and Maggie Haseman presents witchcraft as a lifestyle as we discover how to merge magic into your daily life. We'll demystify witchy topics like the Tarot, astrology, crystals, herbs, and more as you develop your personal brand of magic.

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We play one listener voicemail on each episode of Talk Witchcraft, with a few exceptions. To send us a voicemail, record a voice memo on your phone and email it to welisten [at] talkwitchcraft [dot] com. Please keep in mind that we only choose voicemails that are two minutes in length or shorter (even if they’re great!).

What we’re looking for in a voicemail

  • Share from your personal experiences (especially experiences that we could never have) and use that to illuminate the zodiac season or theme in new ways.

  • Ask questions of Erica and Maggie, so we have an opportunity to respond meaningfully to your voicemail during the podcast.

  • Use one of these prompts: Is there something happening with you and your life that aligns with the current zodiac season or a Tarot card? How do your experiences show us something new about the magic, something that we haven’t talked about so far?

  • Send a voicemail even if you’re behind on the podcast. If your voicemail is about a previous episode, zodiac season, or tarot card; that doesn’t mean we won’t choose it!

Tips for recording a great voicemail

  • Make sure you’re somewhere quiet.

  • Plan what you’re going to say ahead of time, because two minutes goes quickly.

  • Opt for talking freely based on a bullet pointed list rather than reading word-for word from a script.

  • Let us know if you’d prefer to remain anonymous.