#176 - Retribution Magic, Art & Boundaries with Calla Marie Rowan Glitch Bottle

Glitch Bottle Podcast by Glitch Bottle (Alexander Eth)

Jun 29, 2026157:56Education

How are art and magic deeply entwined? What’s the relationship between Retribution Magic and Setting Boundaries? Why is the Lemegeton’s Goetia so misunderstood in some circles? Well our guest today is a great person to a...

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