The Reclamation Hour Podcast

In this episode of The Reclamation Hour, we dive deep into the rising tide of feminine leadership from spirituality to politics to parenting.   We cover the neuroscience behind emotional intelligence, reveal how intuition and pattern recognition are  often dismissed by patriarchal norms, and talk about figures like Mary Magdalene as foundational to sacred leadership lineages.    If you’re feeling the pull to lead — but on your own terms — this episode is your invitation.   What Talk About: The difference between feminine leadership and patriarchal dominance How emotional intelligence and intuition are leadership assets, not liabilities Why matriarchal leadership centers community care, not competition Women’s erased leadership roles in early Christianity The legacy of Mary Magdalene and the sacred feminine lineage The importance of mentorship and spiritual lineage Cultural appropriation and the craving for lineage and tradition Reclaiming your lane in activism and local community building How to discern true leadership in spiritual spaces Resource’s Mentioned: Learn more about the Sovereign Priestess Course HERE Get on the waitlist for the full Priestess Training HERE   Connect with Kate: Instagram: @themysticinthewoods YouTube: @themysticinthewoods Find all her current offerings here. Connect with Alexandra: Instagram: @theserpentinewitch Find all her current offerings here.

In this episode of The Reclamation Hour, we're building on our discussion from Episode 38 where we explored the upcoming Neptune in Aries transit. This time, we get into the New Age to Jesus pipeline, spirit manipulation, and the importance of integrity, accountability, and decolonization in spiritual spaces. ✨ In this conversation, we explore: How Neptune in Aries exposes spiritual illusions and calls for grounded integrity. The New Age to Jesus pipeline and what it reveals about unmet needs in spiritual culture. The fine line between gatekeeping and protection in spiritual communities. How egregores and spirit manipulation distort our perception of the divine. The difference between Churchianity and the real teachings of Jesus. The impact of cultural appropriation and colonization on spiritual aesthetics. The need for trauma-informed, decolonial, and embodied spirituality. Why authenticity and responsibility are the new forms of spiritual leadership. Grab the Free Priestess Path MasterClass by >Clicking Here <   Connect with Kate: Instagram: @themysticinthewoods YouTube: @themysticinthewoods Find all her current offerings here. Connect with Alexandra: Instagram: @theserpentinewitch Find all her current offerings here.

In this episode of The Reclamation Hour, we talking about  the astrological shift of Neptune moving into Aries — and what it means for the collective spiritual community. And how it’s unraveling “false light,” performative spirituality, and calls for embodiment, accountability, and decolonization in modern spiritual spaces. ✨ In this conversation, we explore: How Neptune’s transit into Aries ushers in a new era of truth and responsibility. The collapse of guru culture and the importance of reclaiming personal authority. The intersection of spiritual bypassing, colonization, and aesthetics. Why embodiment and decolonization are essential to authentic spiritual practice. The difference between false light and genuine love — and why love isn’t always soft. How ethical money, reciprocity, and overflow reshape spiritual abundance. Get on the Email List here: https://www.themysticinthewoods.com/somethingnew Connect with Kate: Instagram: @themysticinthewoods YouTube: @themysticinthewoods Find all her current offerings here. Connect with Alexandra: Instagram: @theserpentinewitch Find all her current offerings here.

In this episode of The Reclamation Hour, we’re talking all things demons, infernals, and the divine feminine’s forgotten relationship with the underworld.  We talk about the history and evolution of “demons” in the Bible, in tradition, and how it’s evolved in pop culture.  How the concept was used as a weapon of colonization worldwide and how it continues to sever us from our power today. We Cover Things Like: The historical roots and evolving meaning of “demons” and infernal spirits. How the underworld and feminine energy have always been intertwined. How "demons" were used as a weapon of colonization  Infernals as divine beings from the underworld How working with infernal energies leads to healing, power, and wholeness. Resources and notes: Book "The Satan: How God's Executioner Became the Enemy" by Ryan E. Stokes Refernce for "Badimo" https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.57088/978-3-7329-9175-4_11 Connect with Kate: Instagram: @themysticinthewoods YouTube: @themysticinthewoods Find all her current offerings here. Connect with Alexandra: Instagram: @theserpentinewitch Find all her current offerings here.

In this episode The Reclamation Hour, we covered a variety of spirit attachments from across cultures. We want to take a moment to acknowledge something important about the recent episode where Wndigos and Sknwalkers were mentioned. These beings come from sacred Indigenous teachings — particularly from Algonquian and Diné (Navajo) nations — and they hold deep cultural and spiritual significance. They aren’t “cryptids” in the Western sense, but moral and ceremonial teachings that belong to those communities. Conversations about entities and cultural origins can be deeply nuanced. We felt some hesitation about including these beings in the discussion, knowing that in their original contexts, their names are not spoken outside of ceremony. At the same time, Kate has had her own direct experiences through her spiritual and entity-removal work, and we wanted to hold space for that perspective while trusting her integrity in how she shares. That said, we recognize that even with pure intentions, naming these beings publicly can cross spiritual boundaries that are not ours to navigate. Moving forward, we will focus on sharing our own personal experiences and encounters with energetic entities — without referencing closed teachings or naming beings that belong to Indigenous traditions. With love and reverence,  Kate and Alexandra