Music, Myth and Magick

Lilith Dorsey is an author and Voodoo Priestess with a formal education in cinema and anthropology. They've been practicing African Traditional Religion for decades and have undergone initiations in numerous traditions, including Lucumi, Haitian Vodou, and New Orleans Voodoo. In this conversation, we talk about how different magickal initiations can equip us spiritually in unique ways, but might also permanently change our day-to-day responsibilities. We'll also discuss misconceptions, like Voodoo Dolls, odd magickal requests from clients, and how choreographing a dance can be a lot like planning a ritual.

Stacey Williams-Ng is an artist, illustrator, and author who runs La Panthère Studio, a mystical indie publishing house that specializes in oracle, tarot, and playing cards. She's created several decks, including the Southern Gothic Oracle and the Rhythm and Soul Tarot. In this conversation, we'll examine how art and music can create their own forms of sacred space, take a look at the inspiration behind some of her work, and discuss AI—or more specifically, where we think the line should be drawn when using it during the creative process.

Nicholas Pearson is an author, teacher, and Reiki healer who excels at bridging the gap between science and spirituality. In this conversation, he discusses all things related to Crystal Divination, his latest release (co-authored with Devin Hunter)—scrying, lithomancy, crystal grids, and more! He'll also share some fascinating information on how the structure of a crystal influences is metaphysical abilities. And as a bonus, he shows off his cool French Horn.

Heron Michelle is an author, artist, witch, and priestess. She owns a shop, Sojourner Whole Earth Provisions, in Greenville, NC, and has written a fantastically comprehensive book, Elemental Witchcraft. In this conversation, we explore her background, her shop, her own personal transformation, Hermetics, and the Pentacle Path. Plus, Heron shares some useful advice for those who are waiting to discover their life's purpose. Oh, and there's plenty of talk about musical things.

Kamden Cornell returns to M3 to discuss their recent release, On Pins and Needles.

Christopher Penczak is an award-winning author, teacher, and witch. He co-founded the Temple of Witchcraft and has written more than 20 books. In this episode, we discuss his latest work, The Goddess of the Cauldron, and explore how the writing process became an act of devotion and internal transformation. As a longstanding community leader, he'll also share the qualities he looks for when seeking a teacher for himself. Plus, just how many future book ideas does he have in his head anyway... and how does he keep track of them all? Come and find out.

Can you find magic in a swamp? Join host Aerik Arkadian for an immersive conversation with Florida-born artist Amber Rae. We explore the concept of divination decks, the spiritual power of conservation art, and how to reconnect with nature's "cathedral" when traditional paths fall short.Amber discusses the creation of her Florida Mythos Oracle and her upcoming collaborative deck, revealing how she uses ground gemstones and ancient pigments to capture the frequency of the Earth. Whether you are an aspiring artist or a seasoned seeker, this episode is a reminder that even a "stick figure" is a valid form of human expression.Featured Links:Amber’s Website: https://amberraewatercolor.comFollow Amber on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amberraewatercolorAmber’s YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@amberraewatercolorSummer Magick Fest 2026: https://summermagickfest.org(Support local art and nature conservation by checking out Amber’s latest projects on Kickstarter!)Timestamps:(00:00) Intro: Introducing Amber Rae(03:10) Finding a "Cathedral" in the Swamp: Reconnecting with nature(07:25) The Science of Magic: Sharks, electromagnetic fields, and Reiki(11:30) Creating the Oracle Deck: A collaboration with the user(16:35) The Florida Mythos Oracle: Untamed nature as a spiritual teacher(22:00) Summer Magick Fest 2026: Painting with ground gemstones(25:40) The Beauty of Cave Art: Why "stick figures" are profound(36:15) Overcoming Impostor Syndrome in spiritual spaces(42:10) The AI Debate: Can a machine feel the "Grandma hug"?(57:30) Listening to the Wind: Using sound as a divination toolSupport Music, Myth & Magick:Patreon (Early Access & Music): https://www.patreon.com/aerikarkadianMailing List: https://aerikarkadian.comOrder My Book: https://amzn.to/4cQglmB(Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases made through the book links above.)Follow Aerik Arkadian:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AerikArkadianInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aerikarkadianYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@aerikarkadianTags: #AmberRae #FloridaMythos #ConservationArt #Witchcraft #TarotMagic #OracleDeck #Paganism #EcoSpirituality #SummerMagickFest #NatureArtRecording Equipment:iPhone 16 Pro - https://amzn.to/4iIvWEOYeti X - https://amzn.to/3FtWQSH

Kirk White is an author, witch, psychotherapist, and Licensed East Asian Medical Practitioner. He's studied many magickal traditions, such as Freemasonry and the Golden Dawn, and has participated in organizations like Covenant of the Goddess and Cherry Hill Seminary. He currently serves as a legislator for the state of Vermont. In this conversation, we'll dive into his work and background, discussing what it's like to walk so many different paths, plus what it feels like be an openly pagan politician.

Jack Chanek, author and High Priest, returns to M3 to talk about his latest book, Tarot for the Magically Inclined. In this conversation, we discuss some questions that seem simple to answer on the surface, but can actually get quite complex in their subjectivity. What is magick? What is divination? Can Tarot really reveal knowledge of an unknown future? And what do you do if your cards predict a bad outcome? Oh, plus Jack explains how to use Tarot cards as tools to communicate with angels and demons.

Craig Spencer is a Lancashire-born Anglo-Italian witch who practices traditional Lancashire witchcraft. He recently wrote a book, Witchcraft Unchained, which explores the history of British craft. In this interview, we discuss his background and writing, compare our local forms of witchcraft, and have a great chat about besoms—yes, besoms. We have very different conceptions for what a besom is.