EP 55 Herbal Magic for Real Life (Not Pinterest Witchcraft)

EP 59 The Craft That Brought Me Back to Myself

People often talk about becoming a witch to reclaim their power. But what if witchcraft wasn’t about power at all? In this deeply personal episode of Raven’s Ramblings, I talk about growing up feeling disconnected from myself, finding safety in the woods, surviving trauma, learning to trust my intuition again, and how witchcraft became more than aesthetics or ritual… it became survival. This episode explores the quieter side of the craft: healing, boundaries, identity, grief, intuition, and the slow process of rebuilding yourself after life teaches you to disappear. Because sometimes magic isn’t about becoming someone new. Sometimes it’s about finally finding the pieces of yourself that were buried all along. So light a candle, settle in, and join me for one of the most personal episodes of Raven’s Ramblings yet.

EP 58 When the Altar Changes: What To Do With Witchy Supplies You Don’t Want Anymore

Every witch eventually ends up with the pile. Half-burned candles, dusty herbs, abandoned journals, spell jars hiding in cabinets, and tarot decks that haven’t been touched in years. But what happens when your practice changes… and your supplies no longer feel connected to who you are now? In this episode of Raven’s Ramblings, Raven talks about spiritual clutter, evolving practices, witchcraft consumerism, unfinished projects, and the emotional weight we attach to magical objects. From cleansing and rehoming supplies to letting go of guilt tied to old versions of ourselves, this episode is part reflection, part chaotic altar cleanout, and part reminder that growth sometimes looks like clearing space. Because sometimes the altar changes because you changed first.

Bonus Episode Weird Witchy Things We All Pretend Are Normal

Somewhere along the path of witchcraft, we all quietly accepted things that would sound absolutely unhinged to non-witches. In this chaotic little bonus episode of Raven’s Ramblings, Raven talks about emotional support candles, spiritually significant sticks, threatening haunted appliances, mysterious witch drawers full of random objects, and all the other weird witchy habits we pretend are completely normal. Because apparently collecting jars, talking to tarot cards, and emotionally bonding with crows is just part of the lifestyle now. So grab your favorite candle, your emotional support crystal, and come laugh at the wonderfully strange little things that make witchcraft feel human.

EP 57 Baneful Magic Ethics: Where Do You Draw the Line?

There’s a side of witchcraft people don’t talk about openly. Not the aesthetic. Not the soft, curated version. The part that asks: What do you do when you’re hurt… and peace doesn’t feel honest? In this episode of Raven’s Ramblings, we step into the complicated, often avoided conversation around baneful magic—hexing, cursing, binding, and the ethics behind it all. This isn’t about telling you what’s right or wrong. It’s about intention, power, and the quiet line every practitioner has to draw for themselves. Because the real question isn’t just can you do it… It’s who you become if you do. Disclaimer: This episode is for reflection and discussion only. It is not instruction or encouragement to harm others.

EP 56 Spiritual Boundaries in Real Life

Not every situation gives you the option to walk away. Sometimes it’s your job. Sometimes it’s family. Sometimes it’s people you still have to see, speak to, and exist around… even when their energy drains you. So what do you do then? In this episode of Raven’s Ramblings, we’re talking about spiritual boundaries in real life - the kind that don’t look like dramatic exits or cutting people off, but instead show up in the small, quiet moments where you choose what you give… and what you don’t. This isn’t about leaving. It’s about learning how to stay without being consumed. We’re diving into: * what spiritual boundaries actually look like day-to-day * how to protect your energy when you can’t just walk away * the difference between kindness and access * why guilt shows up when you stop overgiving * and how to hold your ground without explaining yourself Because your energy is not unlimited… and not everything deserves access to you.