On this episode of Thelema Now!, host Harper Feist speaks with author Christian Brunner about his book Alpine Witchery: Austrian Folk Magic, Lore & Spellcraft.

Christian shares the story behind the book—what inspired him to explore the rich traditions of Austrian folk magic, and how regional lore, landscape, and cultural memory shaped his work. From mountain spirits to ancestral practices, he offers insight into a living current of witchcraft rooted in place, history, and personal experience. Also - hear about "freezer spells."

The conversation also touches on the importance of preserving folk traditions, translating them for modern practitioners, and finding authentic pathways into magical practice.

Tune in for a fascinating look at Alpine magic, storytelling, and the journey of bringing hidden traditions into the light.

On this episode of Thelema Now!, host Harper Feist welcomes Joe Monteleone—described by Huffington Post as a "one-man-band of magical-thinking-made reality." A Tarot master teacher, coach, healer, occult performer, and founder of the Tarot Mysticism Academy, Joe brings decades of experience to a dynamic conversation on the transformative power of the cards.

Drawing from his book Tarot Mysticism: The Psycho-Spiritual Technology of the Thoth Tarot, Joe shares insights into his personal tarot journey, the deeper layers of meaning within the Thoth deck, and how tarot functions as a tool for self-knowledge, spiritual development, and practical guidance.

Together, they explore what the cards can really tell us, how to build a living relationship with tarot, and the ways this powerful system can enrich every aspect of life—from decision-making to personal evolution.

Whether you're a seasoned reader or just beginning your path, this episode offers a compelling look at tarot as both an art and a spiritual technology.

On this episode of Thelema Now, host Harper Feist speaks with Colin Campbell about the remarkable history and ongoing restoration of Boleskine House, the historic residence on the shores of Loch Ness once owned by Aleister Crowley.

Colin shares the story of the house—from its place in Thelemic lore to the devastating fires that nearly destroyed it—and the dedicated work now underway to carefully restore the property. He also discusses the broader vision for Boleskine as a cultural and historical site, including community programming, horticultural projects, and events that celebrate the history and landscape of the Scottish Highlands.

The conversation also highlights the upcoming grand opening on April 11, when visitors will have the opportunity to see the progress of the restoration and learn more about the future plans for the house and grounds.

Join us for a fascinating look at the history, legacy, and renewal of one of the most storied locations connected to Thelema. Visit the website to find out more.