Hello, hello, and welcome to episode two of seeking witchcraft. Today we're going to be talking about the different traditions within the path.

So if this is your first time tuning in, hey, my name is Ashley and welcome to my podcast.

The goal of these episodes are to be about 30 minutes or less and there to give just a brief educational

overview of things within Wicca and Witchcraft. That being said, there is a difference between

Wicca and Witchcraft, which I do reference in my very first episode. But just for convenience

throughout the podcast as I speak, you may hear me use them interchangeably. So I'm going to play

a short ad. And in the meantime,

I'd recommend maybe grabbing a pen and a notebook and maybe your favorite brew or tea. And I'll

be back with you in just a moment. All right, and welcome back. So I just want to give a heads up.

So when I was recording this, I was really debating between talking about the different traditions first versus posting my second video of how to find a coven.

But ultimately it came to the consensus that it's probably better to know about the different traditions.

So you have a better idea of what you may want to look out for if you do decide to pursue a coven.

So that is what we're here today.

So some things that I may recommend for you to look up after this would be about the Wiccan read.

Also looking up what British traditional witchcraft means and one thing you may hear me

reference about this video or I'm sorry this podcast is skyclad so I will talk about that

momentarily we're going to go ahead and jump right in I have a lot of things to cover in less

than 30 minutes so here we go. So the different

traditions that I'm planning to cover include Gardnerian, Alexandrian, Blue Star, Dian, Sue,

reclaiming, and Alecic. So we have a lot to get through today. So gardenarian is what we're going to start

with first. I am currently a seeker in a gardenarian group. I've been with them for almost a year

and a day now. So a lot of my background might be a little biased with knowing more about

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