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Episode 1: We Do What We Want...

TW: Suicide, Death, Dark Themes, Language The first of a two party introductory discussion laying the foundation with your Brick Management Team about why we created a podcast, and why we are so interested in bricks. We also introduce the paranormal Phenomenon known as Synchronicity, and why we became interested in it after watching Hellier. We promise this is not a "Trauma Podcast," but we have to briefly discuss some (TW:) darker subjects like generations of abuse, suicide, addiction and mental illness, and how SJ's (they/them) choosing a different path than their ancestors primed the way for a life of magick and high strangeness. Part one focuses on SJ/Sara's introduction to the weird, and how growing up in what they call "The House of Smoke and Mirrors" primed her to notice signs, symbols, patterns and anything unusual. Also minor blasphemy will occur, because we do what we want. We hope you'll stick around for part two, after we are warmed up and get into some spooky local hauntings!
The Big Dipper Roller Coaster had a tragic death in the front car in April 1959.

Episode 2: ...And We Like That.

TW: Suicide, Death, Dark Themes, Language The second of a two part introductory discussion with Brick Management, on this episode we focus on Andrea's (she/her) early experiences with the weird, and how growing up Catholic helped shape that lens. In order to understand why Hellier spoke to us so strongly, we have to look back at the trajectory of SJ and Andrea's lives long before we met, and why it seemed to be fated we would be friends. We'll also discuss why we call the wonderful weirdo known as John E.L. Tenney "Michigan Gandalf," and how the haunted Hayden Island, Oregon seems to be the starting place of what we now affectionally call "The Brick Shit." And we'll tell a couple of local ghost stories as we start to lay out what's happening around these mysterious Hidden bricks. For More Information on Jantzen Beach Amusement Park, here's a great website with some history and photos. Thanks for joining us! Find out first when we release new episodes! Follow us on Twitter at @TwoWitchesPod.
1970 Demolition of Jantzen Beach Amusement Park, the "Coney Island of the West" on haunted Hayden Island.

Has synchronicity led to big changes in your life? If so, we want to talk to you!

WE ARE CURRENTLY SEEKING GUESTS FOR THE FOLLOWING EPISODES - PLEASE NOTE PREFERENCE WILL BE GIVEN TO RESEARCHERS/INVESTIGATORS THAT ARE OF COLOR, IDENTIFY AS LGBTQIA OR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES:
1. We are looking for an Indigenous/Native practitioner or investigator that would like to discuss the problems white paranormal investigators and magic practitioners contribute to intentionally or otherwise. How can we respectfully use Indigenous traditions in our work as white witches and be better allies?
2. We would like to interview a Hoodoo practitioner of color to discuss ancestor work and the use of bricks and brick dust in particular. How can we use Hoodoo concepts in our own practice without being shitty white content stealers?
We can't wait to talk to you again soon!
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