3 chapters across the catalog
A clip from psychic Alizon explores the symbolic meaning of the color black, describing it as the absence of light with negative connotations of secrecy and depression. The hosts discuss how embracing "black" as an identity involves adopting a term created by outside corporations and the arts. They contrast this with the concept of "keeping it real," which they define as an authentic, default setting for the community that is often eroded by age and financial responsibility.
The Coven of the Raven Moon and other groups have organized global rituals to cast "binding spells" on President Donald Trump to prevent negative energy. Trump has frequently used the term "witch hunt" to describe investigations into his administration, which practitioners find offensive given the historical marginalization of actual witches. The hosts joke that the spells may have backfired given the strong economy.
A psychic and "white witch" named Alizon explains the metaphysical meaning of the color black, describing it as the absence of light and an absorber of energy. She warns that wearing too much black can be "draining and depressing" but notes it can enhance other colors. The hosts use this as a metaphorical bridge to discuss the psychological impact of racial labels.
