Kanani and Jessica explore the themes of New Year's resolutions, the intersection of witchcraft and pop culture, and the portrayal of witches in media. They discuss how these narratives reflect societal views on women and power, the historical context of witchcraft persecution, and the significance of collective belief in shaping modern witchcraft practices. The dialogue emphasizes the fluidity of witchcraft as both a practice and a form of spirituality, encouraging a deeper understanding of its representation in contemporary culture.

Jessica Mason lives near Portland, Oregon with her wife, daughter, and corgi. She has studied opera, practiced law, and has worked as a fandom journalist and podcaster, among many varied careers. But first and foremost she has always been a storyteller. When she manages to stop writing, she enjoys gardening, travel, music, and witchcraft. She is passionate about stories of all kind and loves to discuss and create them.

Find her on social media: @ByJessicaMason

Welcome to the Suburban Witch Lady Podcast, where we pull back the curtain on modern witchcraft as it exists in everyday life. From spellwork between school drop-offs to sacred rituals tucked into suburban routines, we’ll explores what it really means to practice magic in a world that rarely slows down. Expect honest reflection, practical wisdom, and a reminder that witchcraft is not about perfection, it is about presence, intention, and reclaiming power in the mundane.

Whether you are a seasoned practitioner or just witch-curious, we invite you to rethink how magick shows up in your daily life and how deeply personal the craft can be when rooted in authenticity.

✨ Grab your coffee, light a candle, and settle in.