Tu Tía Bruja

I'm back! Support Cafe Ghostie: Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook. Coco Vera created the Tu Tía Bruja theme. Check out their Youtube, Instagram, and Spotify Kriselle Gabriel created the logo for Tu Tía Bruja. Find her on Instagram. Keep up with Tu Tía Bruja on Bex's website. Help Fund Tu Tía Bruja: On Patreon Cashapp Paypal Venmo. Support Tu Tía Bruja by contributing to

It’s been a minute. Today’s episode focuses on unpacking and processing the cultural changes from moving from St. Louis to Mexico. During this time I have been thinking about the connections between Eyes Wide Shut, secret societies, and the systemic sexual violence against children. Thanks again to all the folks who support me and my work, ya’ll are a huge factor in me openin

Happy International Women’s Day! A reminder that until women of Palestine, the Congo, and others facing genocide are free, no one is free. Today’s episode features Astrologer, Writer, and Content Creator Lauren Ash. We chat about our hometown of St. Louis, Astrology, how urban planning in St. Louis has destroyed marginalized communities, astrocartography, and so much more. Supp

Happy 2/22! Today’s episode is a reminder to expect more in your relationships, friendships, and work life. The support and friendship women and femmes have for each other is a sense of love, one doesn’t experience in friendships with men. Additionally, recognizing not all women are on the same side, being able to be a girl’s girl while still calling out nonsense. The hard re

Today’s episode is reminding everyone that Black History is Occult History. As a witch it is important to dig into history and have some perspective of important figures like Robert Johnson. A figure in Hoodoo lore, member of the Forever 27 Club, Master of Delta Blues, and one of the First Rockstars. Topics Covered in the Episode: Robert Johnson Père Lachaise Cemetery Forever 27

Today’s guest Ayden or Adrian (either way) Castellanos the host of Susto. In this episode, we discuss having many names/nicknames people call you as a Latine individual, trauma being connected to the paranormal, podcasting as a modern way of oral storytelling, working odd jobs as a creative, and the power of in-person community. Support Our Creative Friend: Listen to Susto Podcas

Today’s episode is an ode to St. Louis and the cannabis scene that is being built there. The one and only Donovan of Too T3rpd podcast joins the show. We discuss what got him into podcasting his journey with cannabis, growing up in St. Louis and the trials and tribulations associated with that, and building the community we need. Support our Creative Friends: Check out Too T3rpd.

Feliz Recalentado! Today's guest is Lorraine Monteagut Author of the Book, Brujas the Magic and Power of Witches of Color. We discuss Palestine, her book, creating and establishing boundaries, and the importance of healing ancestral hauntings. Support our Creative Friends: Buy Lorraine's Book Here. Follow Lorraine on Instagram. Follow Motaz Azaiza on Instagram. Credits: Coco Ve

Today’s episode is a re-release featuring the hosts of Unpacking the Eerie, Akshi and Shae Na. Our conversation focuses on witchhunts as a way of silencing and making people submissive. Including witchhunts in India, the impact of colonialism, the creation of Brujeria in Mexico due to the Spanish Inquisition (Mexican Inquisition), and colonial persecution of the Yuta in the Ryuky

Today’s episode is a re-release episode because it is Small Business Saturday. I was joined by not one but two members of the Sauza Legacy. Guillermo Erickson Sauza and Billy Erickson his son, join me for a discussion about the folklore related to Cenobio Sauza the “Father of Tequila”, how money from Tequila should stay within Mexico, the origins of Tequila Fortaleza, and the