55 min
Thomas O'Brien Vallor Tea Room Dialogues
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- Society & Culture
We find Maryline Spicy and Thomas O’Brien Vallor in the Back Parlor of The Satanic Estate lounging in comfy velvet chairs, sipping on some chamomile and lavender.
During this episode of the Tea Room Dialogues, we discover that, contrary to popular belief, witches and Satanists aren’t all that somber or sinister. This episode’s guest is Thomas O’Brien Vallor, a veteran tour guide of Salem, Massachusetts, and a regular performer at The Estate. Thomas is known for his very vibrant personality and the Estate wouldn’t be the same without him. The conversation starts with a graceful note of humility as he tells us about how he earned his moniker: Salem Witch Wiles.
Our favorite Satanic tour guide takes us down memory lane we go from a studious childhood to becoming a historian, a witch and a Satanist. We get to know how he reconciles being both the Satanist and the Witch in his practice. We learn about Thomas and his rituals, his vision, and his version of both cultures.
As a historian, of course, Thomas teaches us a bit of the shared past of satanists and witches. He touches on the satanic panic and the evil stereotype of satanic witches.
With Hexxennacht coming up, Thomas is planning his next performances at the Estate and this is where to get the tea in the Back Parlor at The Satanic Estate.
Follow Salem Witch Wiles on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook
The Tea Room Dialogues is a conversational podcast featuring collaborators and caretakers of The Satanic Estate from all over the world. Get to know more about our guests and caretakers, hear stories that don’t make it into events and presentations, feel the laid back ambiance of our virtual Tea Room like you’re overhearing a conversation at your local coffee shop. New episodes now through Hexennacht!For more information about The Satanic Temple visit: thesatanictemple.org
HOST: Maryline Spicy
GRAPHIC DESIGN: Saint Licorice
AUDIO ENGINEER: Jack Matirko
PRODUCER: Ada King
MUSIC: Ona, CC-BY
We find Maryline Spicy and Thomas O’Brien Vallor in the Back Parlor of The Satanic Estate lounging in comfy velvet chairs, sipping on some chamomile and lavender.
During this episode of the Tea Room Dialogues, we discover that, contrary to popular belief, witches and Satanists aren’t all that somber or sinister. This episode’s guest is Thomas O’Brien Vallor, a veteran tour guide of Salem, Massachusetts, and a regular performer at The Estate. Thomas is known for his very vibrant personality and the Estate wouldn’t be the same without him. The conversation starts with a graceful note of humility as he tells us about how he earned his moniker: Salem Witch Wiles.
Our favorite Satanic tour guide takes us down memory lane we go from a studious childhood to becoming a historian, a witch and a Satanist. We get to know how he reconciles being both the Satanist and the Witch in his practice. We learn about Thomas and his rituals, his vision, and his version of both cultures.
As a historian, of course, Thomas teaches us a bit of the shared past of satanists and witches. He touches on the satanic panic and the evil stereotype of satanic witches.
With Hexxennacht coming up, Thomas is planning his next performances at the Estate and this is where to get the tea in the Back Parlor at The Satanic Estate.
Follow Salem Witch Wiles on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook
The Tea Room Dialogues is a conversational podcast featuring collaborators and caretakers of The Satanic Estate from all over the world. Get to know more about our guests and caretakers, hear stories that don’t make it into events and presentations, feel the laid back ambiance of our virtual Tea Room like you’re overhearing a conversation at your local coffee shop. New episodes now through Hexennacht!For more information about The Satanic Temple visit: thesatanictemple.org
HOST: Maryline Spicy
GRAPHIC DESIGN: Saint Licorice
AUDIO ENGINEER: Jack Matirko
PRODUCER: Ada King
MUSIC: Ona, CC-BY
55 min