nicholas pearson – The Science Witch Podcast

Welcome to the 77th episode of the Science Witch Podcast!

In this interview, Jamie, Enku and Anjel talk to one of our favorite guests and author of 12 books, Nicholas Pearson. In this episode, we talk about incorporating crystals into your practice to protect yourself from psychic attack, and get into some of the specifics as to why crystals work on a metaphysical and scientific basis. This discussion is definitely peak science witch. Before the episode we promoted So Mote That Con on Oct 18-19, 2025, which will be the last So Mote That Con, so get your tickets now.

Show Notes

Episode 23: The Science and Magick of Crystals with Nicolas Pearson

Christopher Penczak

Gem Therapy in Vedic Astrology: Unlocking the Healing Powers of Gems and Crystals

Marcel Vogel

Oregon sunstones shimmer with mystery

Exploring the Peridot Mesa Mine

Understanding Jasper Mineral: Jasper vs Agate

Thor’s Well

J Allen Cross’ episode on the SWP

Stone Tape Theory

The Secret Language of Stones by Don Robbins

Labradorite

Nicholas Pearson’s Website

Transcripts for Interview

Transcripts for Intro Outro

Patreon

Etsy Store

Science Witch Podcast on Apple

About the Science Witch Podcast

The Science Witch Podcast is a podcast by two witches who love science. Each episode will explore the many ways in which witchcraft and science interface, intersect and affirm one another.

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