Brandon Wilkins, affectionately known to many as Uncle Brandon, is a conjure practitioner, cultural preservationist, storyteller, educator, and community leader with more than 30 years of experience in the traditions of African-American folk spirituality. Rooted in the Gullah Geechee traditions of the Carolinas and shaped by generations of inherited wisdom, his work is dedicated to preserving, teaching, and celebrating the rich legacy of Conjure in America. As the founder and leader of The Haus of Midnite, Brandon has built a thriving community centered on education, cultural preservation, music, storytelling, and spiritual development. Through lectures, workshops, performances, and public events, he shares the history, folklore, customs, and practical traditions that have sustained African-American communities for generations. A respected voice in contemporary Conjure, Brandon is the author of educational works on folk magic, traditional spiritual practices, dream interpretation, and African-American folklore. He is also the creator of original spiritual tools, classes, and programs designed to make traditional knowledge accessible while honoring the elders and communities from which it came. Beyond his spiritual work, Brandon is a classically trained chef, accomplished quilter, and keeper of traditional stories. His passion for preserving oral history and cultural memory has made him a sought-after speaker and teacher, known for blending scholarship, lived experience, and engaging storytelling into every presentation. Through his work, Brandon continues to serve as a bridge between past and present, ensuring that the voices, traditions, and wisdom of African-American ancestors remain alive, respected, and available for future generations. You can learn more about Uncle Brandon on his website below: https://www.thehausofmidnite.com/
