Episode 19: The Magic of the Appalachia; Hoodoo, Mountain Conjuring, The Ways, The Cunning and Root Work

In this episode Kelsey will be giving a review of the new Simone St. James book The Book of Cold Cases. Johnny will be going into another one of our most wayward topic yet! The magic of the Appalachia! The Appalachia mountains are on the east coast of the United States. Just like every else in the new world. The Appalachia became a melting pot for a lot of different belief systems. We talk about how all of these systems melted together and became Appalachia magic. Don't forget to tell a friend!

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Johnny's Sources/books read and reviewed:

The beginners witch guide to hoodoo and folk magic by Glinda Porter

Hoodoo for beginners by Angelie Belard

Southern Folk Medicine by Phyllis D. Light

Roots, Branches & Spirits by Tiffany Morgan

Mountain conjuring and Southern Rootwork by Leon Nixon

New world Witchery by Ramon De Ocampo

Old Style Conjuring by Starr Casas

Backwoods Witchcraft by Jake Richards

If anyone is interested in the Appalachian culture and how things are/ were done there Johnny would suggest the Foxfire books by Eliot Wigginton

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