I appreciate the information about my heritage that is easy to understand and to put to practical use. I appreciate the Ukrainian terms. Slava Ukraine!!!!!

I love listening to Madam Pamita talk about Baba Yaga and Ukrainian magick. She’s so knowledgeable and makes it easy to understand. Learning about the magickal practices of other cultures is fascinating. And Madame Pamita is so warm and fun.

What a gift to discover this podcast! Tears and chills as Madame Pamita intones the many names of Baba Yaga, ancient forest mother. I’ve already learned so much from listening & I’m hearing my ancestors whispering from just beyond to go to the forest and leave an offering, speak to the trees and burn juniper for these ways remembered.

I’m not saying this podcast generalizes all Slavic culture but the host doesn’t reference much for their research or materials so it’s hard to tell the source culture or tradition. Entertaining content but I can’t really do much with this lack of references or even first hand accounts.

I have now listened to several episodes, and I would like to make some (hopefully at least somewhat) helpful comments. First, I am a huge fan of creators promoting a way listeners can find their other content and help support them. But self-promo should not be 1/3 of the content. Please do not refer to your own book every chance you get. You once briefly mentioned "really really hard times researching" but never refer to the resources you used! Please refer to your sources! Second, lectures without stories and personal anecdotes are boring. We slavs have so many great stories. And as a practicing witch with supposedly enough experience for a book, you must have so many personal anecdotes! Share them! Are you a member of some pagan communities? Tell us about them! Bring your teachers or co-practitioners on as guests!

Such a wealth of information presented in a clear, concise and unassuming way! Visibility to Ukrainian and Slavic Traditions that need to be preserved.zThank you Madame Pamita for doing this podcast!💜

I love Madame Pamita and am so excited to have another podcast by her in my feed! Her knowledge of Slavic Magic is so impressive and she makes these ancient traditions so easy to understand and apply to a modern life. This podcast and her new book are both sure to become the definitive resources on Slavic Magic✨😘

I’m so glad that Madame Pamita started this podcast because there aren’t a lot of podcasts about Slavic folklore. The episodes are really interesting and I’ve learned a lot from them. I appreciate that she also lists what other Slavic countries call the different spirits. My ancestry is Polish so I find this helpful and it makes it more relatable for me. Thank you Madame Pamita for sharing your knowledge with us.