Dr Angela Puca

Dr Angela Puca Religious Studies PhD specialised in magic, witchcraft, Paganism, esotericism and the occult.

I can’t quite believe I’m writing this… Angela’s Symposium has reached 500,000 subscribers on YouTube! 🖤✨Half a million ...
03/09/2026

I can’t quite believe I’m writing this… Angela’s Symposium has reached 500,000 subscribers on YouTube! 🖤✨

Half a million people have now joined this strange and wonderful corner of the internet where we explore magic, esotericism, Paganism, occultism, shamanism and the history of religion through academic research.

I am immensely grateful to every single person who has watched a video, left a comment, shared my work, supported me on Patreon, attended a livestream, or simply remained curious enough to keep exploring these subjects with me.

And obviously, we need to celebrate properly! 🥂🔮

I’m currently in Italy, spending some precious time with my family and preparing to give a talk at an occult event. But when I return to the UK, I’ll be hosting a special 500K LIVESTREAM CELEBRATION on Angela’s Symposium! 🎉

We’ll celebrate together, chat, look back at how far this project has come, and talk about what might be coming next.

I’ll announce the date and time when I’m back from Italy, so keep an eye out!

Thank you for helping me build a community where curiosity about magic, esotericism and religion can be explored seriously, critically and without losing the sense of wonder that drew us to these subjects in the first place.

500,000 Symposium members. That still feels completely surreal. 🖤

Thank you. Truly.

And we’re only getting started. 🔮✨

Is ancient magic really more powerful, or are we mistaking age for effectiveness?In this episode of Angela’s Symposium, ...
30/08/2026

Is ancient magic really more powerful, or are we mistaking age for effectiveness?

In this episode of Angela’s Symposium, we challenge one of the most persistent assumptions in occult and esoteric communities: that older spells, rituals and magical systems must be more authentic, powerful or effective simply because they are ancient.

Drawing on the academic study of magic, ritual and Western esotericism, we explore magic as a form of “ritual technology”, examining how traditions evolve through adaptation, experimentation, transmission and innovation. From the Greek Magical Papyri and Solomonic magic to Wicca and chaos magick, we ask what actually makes a ritual powerful, and whether modern magical practices can sometimes be better suited to contemporary practitioners than ancient ones.

If you are interested in witchcraft, ceremonial magic, grimoires, occult history, Paganism or the academic study of esotericism, this episode offers a different way of thinking about the relationship between tradition, authenticity and magical efficacy.

👉https://youtu.be/VH0iU30CIrQ

21/08/2026

Is TikTok Destroying “Real” Witchcraft?

19/08/2026

Is Manifestation Actually Witchcraft?

17/08/2026

What exactly is a grimoire? A forbidden book of spirits? A ritual manual? A magical technology of authority? Or a text that has survived precisely because it never stopped changing?

👉 https://youtu.be/qPrhd5wL7Xc

What exactly is a grimoire? A forbidden book of spirits? A ritual manual? A magical technology of authority? Or a text t...
16/08/2026

What exactly is a grimoire? A forbidden book of spirits? A ritual manual? A magical technology of authority? Or a text that has survived precisely because it never stopped changing?

In this episode, I explore the history of the grimoire tradition from medieval clerical magic to printed chapbooks, Solomonic ritual manuals, the Picatrix, the Key of Solomon, the Ars Goetia, Abramelin, the Arbatel, and the modern occult revival.

Rather than treating grimoires as timeless books of secret power, we will look at how they were copied, edited, forged, printed, condemned, commercialised, revived and reimagined across centuries.

👉 https://youtu.be/qPrhd5wL7Xc

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