#18 - Bill Crisafi & Hogan McLaughlin, Salem Power Couple

The Witch Wave

Pam Grossman

Arts, Religion & Spirituality, Other, Spirituality, Visual Arts

4.9 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 20 June 2018

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Bill Crisafi and Hogan McLaughlin are a visionary creative couple based in Salem, Massachusetts. Bill Crisafi is a multidisciplinary artist whose illustrations, photographs, sculptures, and Burial Ground jewelry line are inspired by folklore and the occult. Hogan McLaughlin is a fashion designer, artist, and dancer whose haute couture clothing line reflects his love of dark romance and fantastical tales. On this SEASON FINALE episode, they discuss their respective creative work, their alchemical collaborations, and how witches inspire their own dark arts.

Our sponsors for this episode are Sabat Magazine, Miss Marley Boutique, Blood Milk Jewels, and Native Apothecary.

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0:00.0	This episode of The Witch Wave is brought to you by Sabot magazine, a gorgeous and award-winning magazine that celebrates modern witchcraft and feminism.
0:11.0	Now I've written for Sabot a whole bunch of times over the years and I love them dearly
0:17.2	so I'm especially excited to announce their newest project
0:21.9	Le Tarot de L'Etolecache, which translates to the
0:27.7	Tarot of the Hidden Star. This is a new Tarot deck of 22 major Arcana cards hand-drawn by the enormously talented artist
0:39.5	Elisa Sightzinger with an in-depth guide written by yours truly and it was my honor.
0:47.4	The Tarot of the Hidden Star is ornate, contemporary, bold and and so beautiful.
0:53.7	And it's available for pre-order now from Sabot magazine.com.
0:58.8	So head on over to Sabot magazine, that's S, A, B, A, B, AA-B-A-T magazine.com and order your tarot of the hidden star today. Today's episode is brought to you by Miss Marley, an Australian artist who designs whimsical products with a feminist agenda for witches and other wild folks.
1:25.0	Miss Marley was kind enough to send me a Hex the patriarchy t-shirt
1:30.0	and I am crazy about it.
1:32.9	All of Miss Marley's t-shirts are 100% organic cotton
1:37.4	manufactured using renewable energy sources,
1:41.2	ethically made, and screen- printed by Marley herself using eco-friendly
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1:59.1	And that URL is Etsie.com slash shop slash Miss Marley Boutique. You can see even more of her work on
2:08.4	Instagram and that handle is at Miss Marley underscore art and if you go to her
2:16.6	Etsy shop you lucky witch wave listeners can get 20% off when you enter
2:22.3	offer code which at checkout and that's valid until the end of
2:27.2	August of this year. Thanks so much Miss Marley.
2:36.0	The world is filled with bewitching people, and you might be one too.
2:40.0	Welcome to the podcast where art is magic, magic is real, and reality is stranger than dreams.
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