For our first episode, Cassie Workman is heading to the Scottish Highlands and one of the most infamous houses in occult history: Boleskine House.

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The Victorians had top hats, questionable medical practices, and an absolutely thriving obsession with talking to dead people. In this episode of CASSIE WORKMAN IS WITCHY AF, Cassie dives into the Victorian occult revival, when séances, spirit photography, and mediumship became all the rage. But behind the ghostly photographs and suspicious knocking, something else was happening: women were finding new ways to make their voices heard. From the Fox sisters and the rise of Spiritualism to Helena Blavatsky, Victoria Woodhull, and the connections between occult movements, women’s suffrage, and abolition, Cassie explores how a fascination with the supernatural helped open doors to social change. Along the way, expect a warning about Ouija boards, a ghostly Abraham Lincoln, a visit to Hock-a-Relic, and King Grimskwawk’s increasingly desperate quest for General Tso’s chicken.

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Hollywood has always had a thing for demons. In this episode of CASSIE WORKMAN IS WITCHY AF, Cassie digs into the strange history of the occult in Hollywood and the demonic forces that have shaped our nightmares on screen. From Vlad the Impaler and Nosferatu to Anton LaVey’s Church of Satan, Jayne Mansfield, The Exorcist, Pazuzu, and some of cinema’s most memorable Devils, Cassie explores what happens when Hollywood gets its hands on the occult. There’s also an Interview with a Demon featuring Lilith, King Grimskwawk explaining what Hell actually gets up to, a discussion of Peter Stormare’s immaculate Satan, and an important reminder that Labyrinth may just be anti-goblin propaganda. Plus, Steve makes great hot chocolate. Sometimes he puts poison in it.

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Wicca feels ancient. Its actual history? A lot more complicated. In this episode of CASSIE WORKMAN IS WITCHY AF, Cassie traces modern Wicca from Gerald Gardner and his mysterious encounter with a group of witches in England through the hippies, the New Age movement, the Satanic Panic, feminism, and the pop culture that introduced an entire generation to witchcraft. Yes, that means we’re talking about The Craft, Charmed, and, obviously, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Along the way, Cassie explores how a religion assembled from occult traditions, disputed history, and the work of figures like Margaret Murray, Doreen Valiente, and, inevitably, Aleister Crowley evolved into a living spiritual practice with a major influence on modern occultism.

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How does magic actually work? In this episode of CASSIE WORKMAN IS WITCHY AF, Cassie explores the mechanics of magic, takes us inside her occult temple, and explains the rituals and tools behind her practice. There’s a magical Craft Corner with King Grimskwawk, an Interview with a Demon, and a deeper look at why Cassie was drawn to the occult in the first place. Because sometimes the scariest thing you can confront isn’t a demon. It’s yourself.

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What does it actually mean to be possessed? In this episode of CASSIE WORKMAN IS WITCHY AF, Cassie dives into the strange history of demonic possession, from the Loudun possessions and infamous exorcisms to the occult forces supposedly lurking behind some of history’s darkest moments. But possession isn’t always about demons taking control of a body. Sometimes it starts with something much simpler: fear, isolation, and a story powerful enough to make people believe almost anything. There’s Owen Wilson, the Spear of Destiny, Catholic exorcisms, King Grimskwawk discovering the power of community, and a surprisingly important lesson about what happens after you get the demon out. Because it’s not enough to have something to fight against. You have to have something to fight for.

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What happens when you try to talk to angels? In this episode of CASSIE WORKMAN IS WITCHY AF, Cassie explores John Dee and Edward Kelley, the unlikely occult duo who claimed to communicate with angels and created one of the strangest systems of ritual magic in history: Enochian magic. There are scrying mirrors, angelic languages, alchemy, Queen Elizabeth I, questionable demands from celestial beings, and one spectacularly doomed partnership. But Cassie’s own encounter with an angel leads somewhere much more personal: When the world makes it difficult to believe in humanity, what makes us worth saving? Turns out, the answer might be something humans figured out a very long time ago.

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VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED This episode of CASSIE WORKMAN IS WITCHY AF contains depictions and discussions of suicide and themes that some viewers may find distressing. Viewer discretion is advised. --------------------------------------------------- What if Death wasn't something to fear, but someone waiting to embrace you? In the season finale of CASSIE WORKMAN IS WITCHY AF, Cassie explores the fascinating history of Santa Muerte, Mexico's controversial folk saint of death, and the complicated relationship between mortality, magic, love, and the people we leave behind. From ancient beliefs and forbidden rituals to Cassie's deeply personal experiences with identity, grief, and loss, this episode explores why death has always held such a powerful place in the human imagination. And when King Grimskwawk offers Cassie some unexpected wisdom, we're reminded that sometimes the most powerful magic isn't about escaping death. It's about finding a reason to keep living.

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