Tu Tía Bruja
Conversations about witchcraft, ghosts, the occult, and the abnormal.
Episodes
In this episode, Bex talks about the new direction of the show and the idea that we should all be allowed to reintroduce ourselves, processing the roots of our triggers and what causes them, and letting go of the stuff that weighs us down. When we don't we continue bleeding on people that didn't cut us. This episode also talks about abuses faced by children in school surrounded by white women and entering our villain era.
It’s been an unintentional hiatus, in this episode Bex mentions the recent happenings in her life, the content she is currently taking in, learning how to uplift and support each other better, how society doesn’t deserve Black folk (Black Women especially), and suggesting supporting others on Small Business Saturday.
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It's the 100th Episode! Bex reads reviews, stresses the reminder to spiritually cleanse, and shares some ghost stories. Thanks for listening!
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In this episode, Bex is joined by Francesca Hogi aka Dear Franny. They discuss manifesting before understanding what that meant, magick finding you wherever you need it, manifestation, human design, ending toxic relationships with money and work, dying young, caring much less about things as we get older, and learning to heal and not continue to revictimize ourselves.
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Bex discusses the importance of looking out for psychic trauma, needing to cleanse, processing memories from our childhood, and society's double standards.
Check out Celebrity Book Club with Chelsea Devantez.
Coco Vera created the Tu Tía Bruja theme. Check out their Youtube, Instagram, and Spotify
Kriselle Gabriel created the logo for Tu Tía Bruja. Find her on Instagram.
Keep up with Tu Tía Bruja on Bex's website.
Bex invita Chava de la pagina Tequila en Linea a el podcast. Hablan de leyendas de Tequila, fantasmas, y el Pueblo.
Para apoyar Chava síguelo en Tequila en Linea, su pagina privada Chava en Linea, y en Youtube.
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El episodio de Tu Tía Bruja con Mama Pella.
Información de la Fabrica de los Monstruos.
Bex is joined by Janae aka Furious Nae, content creator and all-around badass chick. They discuss what it’s like to be in the liminal space as rock music fans that don’t always see representation, divination by music, creating content, the feelings of rejection and ridicule that can come from our own family, the benefits of the liminal space, ideal concert lineups, teenage dirtbag memories, and discuss the important medicine that r...
Nix Murguia aka @spiritualhauntgirl joins Bex. Topics discussed include existing in the liminal space, the nuance of being Mexican-American, Brujeria, trademarks and losing cultural terminology, having to restart our social media presence, being put in a box, Halloween witches, and discussing the work that needs to be done in the Latine and specifically Mexican community.
In this episode Bex discusses how the stars are getting to her lately, using the Mercury Retrograde to slow down, changing your view on love, and forgiving the ways you betrayed yourself to survive.
To stop looking for love out of a place of scarcity, check out Dear Franny to reprogram your mind.
Keep up with the Blackmoon Wolfdog Sanctuary here.
Coco Vera created the Tu Tía Bruja theme. Check out their Youtube, Instagram, and S...
Bex is joined by Mētztli Wolf for the first time since Season 1. They catch up on what has changed since the last episode and how the Blackmoon Wolf Dog Sanctuary came to be. Additionally, they discuss what draws them to this work and how wolf dogs are stuck between two worlds, like many of us tend to be.
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In this episode, Bex talks about the book everyone is talking about Jennette McCurdy's I'm Glad My Mom Died. The interesting fact that this book came out in the year of the Phoenix, the importance of shadow work, generational trauma, and having role models that are younger than us.
Keep up with Jennette McCurdy and her projects here.
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Bex shares the relevance of Saturn’s Retrograde and additionally one’s Saturn’s Return. The importance of looking at one’s Natal Chart as a map not solely a grid. Bex’s shares her findings as an ass-trologer. Mentioning the content creators she has enjoyed the most recently and topics on her mind.
More information on Canticumancy.
Check out the Dear Franny episode about Manifestation.
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It’s been 2 years since the podcast started. Bex thanks the listeners, patrons, guests, and sponsors. Discussing a podcast that focuses on a case of generational trauma repeating and the importance of finding divination tools that resonate. Additionally using Marcella Kroll’s Sacred Symbols Oracle Deck to give a little wisdom to everyone.
Hear Marcella Kroll speak on the creative process of each of her Divination tools on Instagram...
Bex reminds us all to slow it down during the retrograde, not to contact our exes, be glad for who were when we were younger, and thanked everyone who supports the show.
Coco Vera created the Tu Tía Bruja theme. Check out their Youtube, Instagram, and Spotify Kriselle Gabriel created the logo for Tu Tía Bruja. Find her on Instagram. Keep up with Tu Tía Bruja on Bex's website. Help Fund Tu Tía Bruja: On Patreon Cashapp Paypal V...
Melissa Martinez joins Bex to discuss how to make the transition to eating more plant-based and making more compassionate choices when it comes to food. Additionally discussing the 4/20 inspired menu they created and what inspired their dishes.
Follow Melissa on Instagram and subscribe to her Patreon.
To use the dosage calculator for your own creations.
Check out Las Flores de Guadalupe.
Bex discusses we are all capable of making an impact and to remember MTR (Money, Time, & Resources) as the most important things we can all give. Additionally, re-playing a section of Mētztli Wolf’s class on how to be an effective ally.
Check out the rest of the class and support Mētztli Wolf on Patreon.
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Article mentioning how Millenials will be able to buy a house.
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Bex discusses the importance of planting seeds this Aries Season and embracing our passions. Thankful for the 3,000 listens that were gained last week and taking the opportunity to discuss the events that lead to the show being created, Bex’s career, unpacking those experiences, and reflecting on what radicalized her. Additionally discussing the importance of researching and searching for opportunities to move ahead when we feel he...
Bex reminds us to breathe and practice empathy during Aries Season. Urging us to think and analyze the violence and stereotypes that Hollywood and the Academy enforce and portray. Additionally really analyzing true crime content that we support, is it causing harm for the family or helping them?
Listen to the podcast Hollywood in Color
Bex has the first solo episode of Season 5. Reflecting on the importance of reevaluating content we used to enjoy, forgiving ourselves for the information we lacked at the time, opinions on cancel culture, Woodstock ‘99, and thoughts about AHS Coven in hindsight.
Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, & Rage Documentary.
CBS Backtracks on “The Activist.”
Check out Las Flores de Guadalupe.
Bex is joined by podcaster and creator Nina Blanco. Nina comes back on the show to discuss podcasting, the magick of Denver, the fallen muralist Alicia Cardenas, Selena, and going to the botanica for the first time.
Listen to The Nina Blanco Podcast and Yitty. Follow Nina on Instagram.
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Information on Alicia Cardenas.
Check out Las Flores de Guadalupe.
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