Pagan Coffee Talk
Pagan Coffee Talk is hosted and brought to you by Life Temple & Seminary, a traditional witchcraft coven in Charlotte North Carolina, with a long-standing initiatory tradition. We discuss a wide range of pagan, witch, occult, Crafte, magic, and Wiccan topics from a traditionalist point of view. We also explore running and operating a coven or group, plus the challenges, conduct, and responsibilities of the pagan clergy. New episodes come out weekly. Our show is entirely unscripted, and prone to occasional foul language, and moments of SPM (spontaneous pagan mayhem!) We hope you join us. If you would like to be a guest, we are always seeking authors, traditional heads, and group leaders to join us. If you have a topic suggestion, please let us know in the comments. Check the about section for links to our social media and website. A special thanks to Darkest Era for the use of their songs: The Morrigan, & Poem to the Gael. Check them out at http://darkestera.net/.
Episodes
Leaving Hell Behind
Perfect Love, Perfect Trust
A Day Among Pagans at Carolina Pagan Fest 2025
Broomsticks & Bestsellers: When Pop Culture Meets Paganism
Spiritual Limping: What Happens When Your Craft Is Missing Half Its Magic
Karma's Witchy Cousin Has Some Explaining To Do
The Generational Shift in Modern Witchcraft
When the Spiritual Meets the Mundane: Understanding Gender Roles in Craft
The Color Coding Conundrum: Why Your Magic Isn't Racist
Six Principles That Will Transform Your Life
Sorting Through Elder Wisdom: A Tradition's Inheritance Challenge
Is Technology Killing Our Ability to Connect?
Soulless in Seattle: The NPC Debate
Horses, Zebras, and Magic
The Devil doesn't wear Prada—or appear in most Pagan traditions
Magic for Sale: Ethics and Illusions
Casserole Children
Do Groups Betray Pagan Freedom or Enrich It?
The Future of Craft: Technology vs. Spirituality
Pea Soup Optional: Rethinking How We Combat Dark Entities
Beyond the Band-Aid: The Truth About Magical Healing Work
The Great Pagan Divide
Balance in Faith: Why Both Religion and Spirituality Matter
Plant Power: When Magic Meets Medicine