Content creators

 These are YouTube creators whose work I return to as part of my own practice—not just something to put on in the background.
These are channels I’ve spent real time with, learned from, and come back to consistently. Some teach, some challenge, and some simply remind me what it looks like to stay in relationship with my practice in everyday life.
If you’re looking for content that’s grounded, thoughtful, and actually supportive of growth—not just something to scroll through—this is where I send people first. 

 These are Facebook spaces I trust to support real community and meaningful content—not just noise.
They include both groups and pages I’ve spent time in, engaged with, and returned to because the conversations and posts stay grounded, intentional, and well-held. Some offer learning, some offer connection, and some simply provide space to exist alongside others on a similar path.
If you’re looking for Facebook spaces that are actually worth your time and energy—not just something to scroll through—this is where I send people first. 

  These are Instagram witches I trust to show practice—not just perform it. They’re creators I’ve stayed with because what they share goes beyond aesthetics and into lived experience. Some teach, some challenge, and some help cut through the noise of what witchcraft is “supposed” to look like. If you’re looking for content that’s real, grounded, and actually useful—not just pretty—this is where I send people first.  

 These are creators on Patreon I actively support—not just watch.
These are people I’ve chosen to invest in because their work is grounded, consistent, and actually worth going deeper with. Patreon is where a lot of creators drop the performance and show the real work—and these are the ones who show up with intention.
If you’re looking for content that goes beyond the surface and into real practice, this is where I send people first. 

 These are Substack creators I trust to go deeper—not just say more.
They’re writers I return to because their work is thoughtful, grounded, and actually worth your time and attention. Substack gives space for nuance and real reflection—and these are the ones who use it well.
If you’re looking for writing that makes you pause, think, and engage with your practice more intentionally, this is where I send people first. 

 These are pagans and witches on Tumblr I trust to go deeper—not just look the part.
They’re creators I return to because they’re willing to question, unpack, and sit with the messy parts of practice instead of glossing over them. Some teach, some challenge, and some remind you that not everything in this path is neat or aesthetic.
If you’re looking for thoughtful, nuanced voices that don’t shy away from complexity, this is where I send people first.