A Court of Witches

Send us a message! Listen to learn about some upcoming changes to A Court of Witches that we hope you will like! With a new baby on the way, multiple jobs, financial issues, mental health struggles and everything else we deal with on a daily basis we have to make some changes, but we're not going anywhere! We hope you'll stick with us on this new journey! Music is by Alexander Nakarada. Support the show

Send us a message! The dragons are calling, and Threshing is anything but predictable! 🐉 In this episode, we’re diving into Brennan Sorrengail’s story from Threshing Day by Rebecca Yarros. As Brennan enters the dangerous world of dragon bonding, he has a few ideas about what kind of dragon he hopes to find—but fate has other plans. Between an unexpected encounter with his father, a daring leap of faith, and one particularly unpredictable orange dragon named Marbh, Brennan’s Threshing is full ...

Send us a message! Deep in Michigan's forests, a strange creature is said to roam on two legs, with the head of a dog and the body of a man. Meet the Michigan Dog Man, a chilling cryptid whose legend exploded after a 1987 April Fools' radio prank. From alleged encounters and mysterious footage to the folklore behind the beast, we're exploring how an imaginary monster became a lasting piece of Michigan legend. Was it simply a story that got out of hand, or is there more lurking in the North Wo...

Send us a message! We are at the finale of The Alchemist! This book quickly confirmed the fable-like atmosphere with a scene with the boy and the desert, plus ended in the most 'annoying' way possible. Music is by Alexander Nakarada. Support the show

Send us a message! What exactly is a kami? In this episode of A Court of Witches, we step beyond the myths of Amaterasu and Susanoo to explore one of the most important concepts in Shinto. From sacred mountains and ancient trees to ancestors, shrines, purification rituals, and festivals, we'll discover why kami are much more than simply "Japanese gods"—and how the sacred can exist within the ordinary world around us. Music is by Alexander Nakarada. Support the show