Luna Veronica Mystic

When you are born with certain gifts you grow up believing that everyone else has these same qualities.  It was only later in life when I realized that my empathic and intuitive nature was unique.

I am devoted to transcending the spiritual visions and inspirations of my heart into concrete messages that facilitates deep healing and conscious awakening. 

As a clairvoyant, my ability to foresee certain events and manifest visions became paramount that I needed to dive deeper into the realms of mysticism.  As a way to channel my energy I turned to tarot cards, astrology, crystal ball gazing, healing rituals and meditation. 

In my spare time I enjoy connecting with nature, crafting, expressing myself through dance, performance art, circus and modelling. I am deeply moved by spirituality and working hard against self doubt and societal constructs. I am an advocate of love and feel passionate about being alive on this planet.

Life After Midnight

Kristin Harris is a Public Historian from Salem, Massachusetts. In 2013, Kristin moved to Salem from Philadelphia to pursue her M.A. in American Studies from UMASS Boston, and completed her studies in 2015. Kristin has been a public historian for 7 years, first starting her career working at the Witch House, and the 1630 Pioneer Village in Salem as a museum educator/historical interpreter. She later went on to give public walking tours of Salem for a while, until she started full time as Historical Interpreter, and Lead Actor at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum, where she currently works. It was in this role both that Kristin first connected her love for the paranormal with public history, and realized that the two could mesh as a field of academic study.

Currently, Kristin uses her academic training to host a podcast, Life After Midnight: Strange History, Salem Style. The relationship between the paranormal and historical research, and it’s importance to public history have been Kristin’s main research interests, along with the Anthropological Study of Death and Dying in American Culture, and popular culture. 

Strega Lizzie's Broom Closet

Hello Boils and Ghouls,

I am Strega Lizzie, your Gothic Italian American witch host with the most!
You can totally just call me Lizzie!

I was initiated into The Celtic Tradition 15 years ago, and have been a solo practitioner for the past 10 years. Very early in my Education Hades and Persephone made it known that they would be my patron Deities. I have worked with them ever since and although I consider myself eclectic in my work with Deities, my heart and soul belong to them unequivocally. 

In April of this year, My Gods and Ancestors let it be known it was time to bring the workings of The Strega to masses. I choose the name Strega Lizzie's Broom Closet to honor my Southern Italian and Welsh Ancestors whose Folk Magic has been all but forgotten. The goal of The Broom Closet is to provide Magical Education, tools, and workings that are both effective and Secretive. Asè and Blessed be! 

Stephanie Willimon

Hello and bright blessings, my lovelies! My name is Stephanie Willimon and I hail from the state of South Carolina. I have been a solitary creature of the craft for over 20 years. In the beginning of my path in the craft, the only term used for our kind was Wiccan. It wasn't until more recent years did I get a far more suiting term: "kitchen witch".

Through the years, I have focused on ritualistic craft incorporating color magick, candle magick, herbalism and it's magical properties, crystal healing and creating natural remedies to use for bodily ailments. I also incorporate magick in my cooking and baking! In my spare time I paint, bake, spend time outdoors and collect all things vintage and folk art Halloween items. 

Thank you for being a part of my magical journey! 
Merry meet and blessed be!