Stephen Skinner discusses Dr John Dee's Spiritual Diaries (1583-1608), a completely revamped and reader-friendly edition of A True & Faithful Relation of what passed for many Years between Dr. John Dee... and some Spirits. To buy the book, visit sskinner.com.

Sexual pioneer Annie Sprinkle talks about love, magic and being at one with the four elements. (Photo by Penny Slinger.)

Our guest on Thelema Now! is musician and artist Michael Gira. Frater Puck and Michael discuss how music can be a transcendent experience similar to Tantric sex – and what’s like to be covered in blood at an orgy.

William J. Kiesel is the publisher and creative director of Ouroboros Press. The press works with contemporary scholars as well as translators to provide rare texts to the English speaking world. Listen as William and Frater Puck discuss the internet, bibliophiles and how paper books will never die!

Musician and artist Carl Abrahamsson explains why the digital age isn't that great and why it's better to go lo-tech.

Sallie Ann Glassman is an initiated Vodou priestess who recently took the step of opening a healing center in New Orleans. In this interview, Sallie discusses whay kind of magick it takes to make a dream a reality.

One of Thelema Now's favorites returns.  Listen as Frater Puck and Rodney sit in the Chelsea Hotel and discuss everything from "Do What Thou Wilt," to doing ritual, to Sid & Nancy!  Rodney also discusses his latest work, Grimoire of Aleister Crowley.

Musician and artist David Tibet discusses his newest work "Honeysuckle Aeons," what Thelema means to him, and why Crowley probably wouldn't want to live in a world full of Thelemites. Awesome stuff!

Got a question? A concern? Ask Baba Lon!  Thelema Now's most featured guest, Lon Milo DuQuette, explains it all for you.  Listen as Baba Lon and host Frater Puck discuss all things magick.

Listen to Kenaz Filan, author of The Haitian Vodou Handbook, Vodou Love Magic, Drawing Down the Spirits and Vodou Money Magic: The Way to Prosperity through the Blessings of the Lwa, as he explains the perils of doing love magic, how he knew he wasn't crazy when he heard voices and his trip to Haiti.