Pagan scholar Peg Aloi and Pagan Fed president Sarah Kerr discuss paganism and the Satanic Panic of the 1980s–90s, before turning their attention to the renewal of alarmism today not only on the fringes, but in various parts of the mainstream media and political institutions. What is happening? Do Pagans again need to worry about being demonised after thirty years of relative acceptance and truthful presentation of their ways? Or is this a blip? This is an important conversation that every Pagan will want to take note of.

Living legend Janet Farrar joins us for a conversation between priestesses, as she and Rebecca Beattie share their thoughts on the craft, priestesshood, and the past, present and future of Wicca.

Dr Jonathan Woolley and Dr Rebecca Beattie discuss celebrations, connection and the Wheel of the Year. They talk about their shared understandings of the deeper meanings of the festivals, the cultural significance of hidden practices and how the public image of their respective traditions have changed over time. Original event date: 26th April 2023

Suzanne Corbie and Rebecca Beattie, both Wiccan initiates, talk about what it means to be a priestess. They share what magic means to them, how they practice the Craft, and some of the amazing characters they have met along the way; towards the end, they answer questions from the audience. An insightful and brilliant conversation not to be missed! Original event date: 30th August 2022

Chaos magician Mark Vincent Smith and spiritualist medium Charlie Hall share their experiences working with spirits of all forms. In a fun, wide-ranging conversation, they compare notes on how spirits have interacted with people throughout human history. Both share experiences, anecdotes and a few hair-raising tales. After a lively discussion, they lead an interactive Q&A, with questions put forth by members of their enthralled audience.

Christina talks to philosopher Patricia MacCormack, who champions the power of queer chaos magic in the current apocalyptic era. In this memorable conversation recorded at Treadwell's in the presence of a live audience, Patricia argues that chaos magic – especially what she calls 'chaosium cunnis' ('cunt chaos') – offers a place of respite and transgression in the world's current state of affairs. As she explains how magic can help bring into being a queer chaos world, she digresses into such fabulous side-bars as squid vulvae, tentacled torment and eco-mucous – and ultimately, and perhaps most importantly, hope and grace. Patricia and Christina also celebrate her book THE AHUMAN MANIFESTO, which launched these ideas. A provocative yet hopeful conversation, very much not to be missed! Original event date: 2nd September 2022

A lively conversation between author and Gardnerian priestess Thorn Mooney and Rebecca Beattie, as they discuss their lives in the Craft and compare notes on what it means to walk the path of priestess and witch. They tell the stories of their routes into Wicca, coven work, and how their dedicated vocation has formed their lives, both inside and outside the tradition. Original event date: 2nd October 2022

Welsh folk witch Mhara Starling shares her insights into working with the land and the landscape. She tells stories from her magical practice and adventures, which are embedded in her native Wales, including her experiences of working with the Red Dragon of her homeland. Original event date: 23rd June 2022