Interview with Mahigan of Kitchen Toad. A Journey into Witchcraft, Heritage, & Healing

When the veil between our world and the magical realm thins, intriguing tales and wisdom await. This is exactly what unfurls as I invite the enigmatic Mahigan St Pierre from Kitchen Toad into our circle. A folk witch with a tapestry of Catholic and indigenous spiritual roots, Mahigan weaves a narrative that harmonizes land veneration, ancestor worship, and the holistic art of herbalism. Their insights are a lantern in the dark, illuminating the corners of witchcraft and spirituality that many yearn to explore. Together, we uncover the otherness that those on the witch's path not only embrace but embody in their daily lives.
Strap on your metaphysical boots as we trek through the evolution of our practices, guided by the stars of community and personal spirits. There's something profoundly comforting about the spirits Mahigan works with-they're family, offering guidance and joy on this enchanting journey. We chat about the shift away from traditional rituals like casting circles and how such changes reflect the organic growth of our craft. It's a candid look at the foundations that both anchor our practices and allow us to soar into new magical territories.
Venture with us as we blend the bristles of art with the palette of magic, creating a masterpiece of witchery that honors heritage and personal discovery. Artistic expression and cultural traditions are not just brush strokes in our practices; they're the very colors that define us. By sharing a tale that chills the spine-a spectral figure from Mahigan's childhood-we acknowledge the mysterious and profound encounters that often mark the lives of those touched by the supernatural. So, pour yourself a cup of enchanted brew and settle in for a magical odyssey where the everyday becomes extraordinary.
Be sure to check out Mahigan's new podcast, Sat Upon a Toadstool, tomorrow on Spotify, Apple podcasts, or on Mahigan's website.
kitchentoad.com/sat-upon-a-toadstool