# Margaret Murray
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Margaret Alice Murray (13 July 1863 – 13 November 1963) was an Anglo-Indian Egyptologist, archaeologist, anthropologist, historian, and folklorist. The first woman to be appointed as a lecturer in archaeology in the United Kingdom, she worked at University College London (UCL) from 1898 to 1935. She served as President of the Folklore Society from 1953 to 1955, and published widely over the course of her career.
The Witches' Sabbath: What Actually Happened (And What Was Invented)
What if everything you think you know about the Witches' Sabbath is wrong?
The broomsticks, the Devil, the midnight orgies on remote mountaintops: this image has haunted the Western imagination for nearly six hundred years. But where did it actually come from? Was it an inquisitorial fantasy impose…
The Origins of Modern Witchcraft
In this episode of The Demonologist Podcast, Adam Blai dives into the complex history of Wicca, tracing its journey from early 20th-century folklore theories to the modern spiritual movement it is today. The exploration begins with Egyptologist Margaret Murray and her influential 1929 "witch-cult" …
ESBAT: The History of Wicca’s Full Moon Ritual
What is an Esbat, and is it really an ancient full moon ritual?
In this video, I trace the surprising history of the word Esbat, from its Old French meaning of “frolic” or “amusement” to its modern role in Wicca and contemporary Pagan witchcraft. I explore how Margaret Murray, Gerald Gardner, and …
Three Perspectives on Witchcraft for Creating Cosmic Horror
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In this episode, Delapore Media treads forbidden paths in the deep woods, searching for ways to understand witchcraft and how to use its folklore as inspiration for cosmic horror ttrpg…
Story of Writing July 13, 2026
The birthday club includes Margaret Murray: the "Grandmother of Wicca," journalist George Weller, and Cameron Crowe - with a reading from Crowe's memoir "The Uncool."
Who put Bella in the Wych Elm
Join me on an episode exploring the occult connections to the infamous unsolved murder mystery of 1943 where four boys found a womans body inside a hollowed out wych elm tree in Hagley Woods, Worcestershire.
In this episode we are looking at the case itself, the Hand of Glory, two grimoires connec…
Are We Witches...Or Narcissists?
On this episode, Lisa and Sarah ask when self-empowerment becomes self-importance. They get into spiritual superiority, manifestation, main character syndrome, glamour magic, and what happens when the algorithm starts masquerading as an oracle.
Plus, lunar periods, suspiciously accurate horoscopes,…
#176: The History of the Witch w/ Nick of The Occult Rejects
What if everything you thought you knew about witches, witchcraft, and their history was shaped by centuries of religious persecution, mistranslations, propaganda, and modern reinvention?
In this special Halloween-season episode of Divulgence, Nick of The Occult Rejects returns for a fascinating de…
E2: Margaret Murray
Get to know Margaret Murray, CEO of Creative Pinellas, beyond her leadership role. From the Arts Everywhere initiative to the mission behind Creative Pinellas, Margaret shares her perspective on the power of public art, the importance of community, and how innovative nonprofits can find new ways to…
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