Boner and Mirror Tarot

Molly Davis

Would you snog The Devil? Marry The Star? Push the Hierophant off a cliff? Welcome to Boner and Mirror Tarot; the cheeky little sibling of Bone and Mirror Tarot. Every week, I sit down with a guest and we pull three tarot cards to play one very important game: F*ck, Marry, Push Off a Cliff. It's ridiculous. It's surprisingly revealing. And it turns out that deciding whether you'd date the King of Wands or push the Three of Pentacles off a cliff says quite a lot about how you relate to power, intimacy, vulnerability, and yourself. We laugh a lot. We occasionally overshare. We definitely make some questionable life choices on behalf of the tarot. But beneath the chaos is a genuine love of the cards and the stories they help us tell. We take tarot seriously; we just don't take ourselves too seriously. New episodes every week.

Episodes

  1. 3d ago

    The Ten of Wands Had It Coming

    The Ten of Wands barely stood a chance. This week I'm joined by the wonderful Chelsey Pippin-Mizzi as we pull three cards and play one very important game: ❤️ F**k 💍 Marry 🪨 Push Off a Cliff This week's cards: 💧 King of Cups 🪙 Eight of Pentacles 🔥 Ten of Wands What starts as an easy decision quickly becomes a conversation about burnout, creativity, emotional availability, anxious attachment, and why the Eight of Pentacles might just be the ultimate long-term partner. Before you listen... play along! Who would you f**k, marry, and push off a cliff? Make your choices before hearing ours, then let us know whether you agree; or whether we've completely lost the plot. Want to play for yourself?In honour of the launch of Boner & Mirror Tarot, I've made you a gift. Tarot After Dark is a completely free 16-page field guide to desire, projection and questionable relationships with archetypes. Inside, we go underneath the ridiculous premise of the podcast to explore why our attractions and aversions to the cards can tell us something surprisingly interesting about ourselves; and then, obviously, we make more terrible decisions. You'll find F**k, Marry, Push Off a Cliff, Who's Most Likely To...?, Tarot First Date, Red Flag / Green Flag / Unfortunately Hot, guided reflection questions, group games and more. Download Tarot After Dark here: Tarot After Dark About my guestChelsey Pippin-Mizzi is a writer and tarot reader. Equal parts spiritual and sceptical, she applies a grounded approach to helping witch-curious writers, artists, and small-business owners unlock their creative magic through tarot, shadow work, and art therapy methods. She writes The Shuffle, a bestselling Substack at the intersection of magic and muse, and is the author of The Tarot Spreads Yearbook, Tarot for Creativity, and The Shadow Path. Her writing has also appeared in BuzzFeed, New York Magazine, LitHub, The Bookseller, and more. About your hostI'm Molly, the creator of Bone and Mirror Tarot. My approach to tarot is rooted in depth psychology, embodiment, mythology, and transpersonal psychology. Rather than predicting the future, I see the cards as mirrors; doorways into understanding ourselves, our stories, and the archetypes that shape our lives. Boner & Mirror Tarot is the cheeky little sibling of that work. We take tarot seriously; we just don't take ourselves too seriously!

  2. Aug 23

    Light The F*****g Beacon

    What if the Hermit isn't hiding from the world, but keeping a light burning for everyone still climbing behind them? This week on Boner & Mirror Tarot, I'm joined by Hannah Joy Graves, the force behind Cult Mother, to play Snog, Marry, Push Off a Cliff with: 🗡️ Page of Swords 💧 Queen of Cups 🏮 The Hermit And what begins with Hannah immediately wanting to launch the Page of Swords from a great height becomes a conversation about resilience, grief, patriarchy, softness, intuition, resistance and what it means to remain connected to ourselves in a world constantly competing for our attention. We explore the Page of Swords and our relentless need to know; the Queen of Cups and the f*****g inconvenience of feeling everything; and the Hermit as something far more radical than simply withdrawing from the world. For Hannah, the Hermit walks their own path and becomes a beacon simply through the act of remaining true to themselves. Perhaps we don't have to illuminate the whole f*****g world. Perhaps we tend to our own little light. We keep it burning. And when we can, we hold it aloft. Light the f*****g beacon. We also discover why the Queen of Cups can absolutely get it, why the Emperor is a walking red flag, and what happens when our relationship with a tarot archetype changes because we have changed. About my guest Hannah Joy Graves, the force behind Cult Mother, is more than just a reader; she's a witch revolutionary. A modern mystic with a punk rock soul, Hannah blends deep esoteric wisdom with a fierce and warm spirit, shaking up traditional tarot with her raw, unfiltered and heart-filled approach. Known as the Enfant Terrible of Esoterica, Hannah electrifies the vcards, zapping life into every reading with a mix of wit, wisdom, humour and fearless intuition. Through readings, classes and her thriving online community, The Cult, she empowers seekers to move headfirst into their own magic, embracing both the mystery and messiness of life. The Cult is for the curious, the wild-hearted and those who refuse to colour inside the lines. With Hannah at the helm, it isn't simply about reading cards; it's about rewriting the rules of magic, owning your power and stepping boldly into the challenges of this world. About your host I'm Molly, creator of Bone and Mirror Tarot. My approach to tarot is rooted in depth psychology, embodiment, mythology and transpersonal psychology. Rather than using tarot to predict the future, I work with the cards as mirrors; symbolic doorways into our projections, stories, relationships and ways of making meaning. Boner & Mirror Tarot is the cheeky little sibling of that work. We take tarot seriously. We just don't take ourselves too seriously. Before you listen, play along: 🗡️ Page of Swords 💧 Queen of Cups 🏮 The Hermit Who are you f*cking, marrying and pushing off a cliff?

  3. Aug 16

    The Seven of Pentacles Tests My Patience

    Can a tarot card teach you patience... and still get pushed off a cliff? This week I'm joined by one of my closest friends, Meghan Field, as we pull three cards and play one very important game: ❤️ F*ck 💍 Marry 🪨 Push Off a Cliff This week's cards: ⭐ The Star 💙 King of Cups 🌱 Seven of Pentacles If you're new to tarot, this is a wonderful place to begin. Meghan doesn't consider herself fluent in tarot, but she is deeply immersed in symbolism, mythology, ritual and meaning-making. So before we dive into the game, I take a little extra time to introduce each card and explore some of the archetypes and symbols they hold. And that's really what this episode is about: you don't need to be a tarot expert to enter into relationship with an image. Together, we explore what happens when we stop worrying about the "right" interpretation and instead allow symbol to become a doorway into ourselves. Whether you've been reading the cards for decades or have never picked up a deck before, this conversation is an invitation to get curious about the stories, projections and values that shape the way we make meaning. And, because Meghan is one of my closest friends and apparently neither of us knows when to stop talking, this episode is a little longer than usual. 😂 Before you listen... play along! Who would you f*ck, marry and push off a cliff? Make your choices before hearing ours, then let us know whether you agree...or whether we've completely lost the plot. About my guest Meghan Field (@meghanelizabethfield) is the founder of Sacred Kernow, a women's community rooted in Cornwall, weaving together ritual + ceremony, seasonal + cyclical living, mythology + folklore. Alongside Sacred Kernow, she has spent more than 25 years as an activist, working to end violence against women and girls. Her work sits at the meeting place of justice + ritual, embodiment + empowerment, the personal + political, supporting women to reconnect with themselves, each other, the land, their lineage and a deeper sense of spirit. Although more familiar with oracle cards than tarot, Meghan has always been fascinated by symbolism, metaphor and meaning-making. Her perspective beautifully reminds us that you don't need to know every tarot card to have a meaningful conversation with the symbols; they simply meet you where you are. About your host I'm Molly, the creator of Bone and Mirror Tarot. My approach to tarot is rooted in depth psychology, embodiment, mythology and transpersonal psychology. Rather than predicting the future, I see the cards as mirrors; doorways into understanding ourselves, our stories and the archetypes that shape our lives. Boner and Mirror Tarot is the cheeky little sibling of that work. We take tarot seriously; we just don't take ourselves too seriously.

  4. Aug 9

    The Fool Doesn't Wash His Sheets

    Would you marry the Eight of Swords... or push it off a cliff? This week I'm joined by Danielle from Arcana for Good as we pull three cards and play one very important game: ❤️ F*ck 💍 Marry 🪨 Push Off a Cliff This week's cards: 🗡️ Eight of Swords 🔥 King of Wands ⛪ The Hierophant What starts as a simple game quickly turns into a debate about tradition, perfectionism, freedom, self-limiting beliefs, and why the King of Wands might just be the ultimate chaotic partner. Before you listen... play along! Who would you f*ck, marry, and push off a cliff? Make your choices before hearing ours, then let us know whether you agree; or whether we've completely lost the plot. About my guest Danielle is the creator of Arcana for Good, a tarot project with a wonderfully simple mission: using tarot to do good. After discovering tarot through a gift from her mum, Danielle began reading for friends and family before launching Arcana for Good, where 100% of the money she raises through tarot readings is donated to local dog rescue charities. She believes tarot is a well of positivity and self-reflection; a way of getting to know yourself while giving something back to the world. You can find Danielle on Instagram at @arcanaforgood and on TikTok at @arcana.for.good. About your host I'm Molly, the creator of Bone and Mirror Tarot. My approach to tarot is rooted in depth psychology, embodiment, mythology and transpersonal psychology. Rather than predicting the future, I see the cards as mirrors; doorways into understanding ourselves, our stories, and the archetypes that shape our lives. Boner and Mirror Tarot is the cheeky little sibling of that work. We take tarot seriously; we just don't take ourselves too seriously.

  5. Aug 3

    The Three of Pentacles Gives Us The Ick

    Would you push the Three of Pentacles off a cliff? We did. Welcome to the very first episode of Boner and Mirror Tarot! Joining me for this inaugural episode is the wonderful Maggie Glennon, as we pull three tarot cards and ask one very important question: Who are you f*cking, who are you marrying, and who are you pushing off a cliff? This week, the cards have us debating collaboration, independence, conscious uncoupling... and why the Three of Pentacles somehow manages to give us both the ick. 💋 This week's cards🪨 Three of Pentacles 💍 Eight of Cups ❤️ Ten of Swords Before you listen, play along! Who would you snog, marry, and push off a cliff? Make your choices before you hear ours, then let us know if you agree, or if you think we've completely lost the plot. About my guestMaggie Glennon is a big-feeling, over-thinking maker and facilitator based in coastal Massachusetts. In a culture that's quick to tell us what things mean, she's interested in how we make sense of things for ourselves. Using tarot, art, and play, Maggie makes her thinking visible to help people get curious about their own, and creates spaces where multi-passionate humans like herself can connect. You can find Maggie on Instagram at @hiyamaggie. About your hostI'm Molly, the creator of Bone and Mirror Tarot. My work explores tarot through the lenses of depth psychology, embodiment, and transpersonal practice, using the cards as mirrors for self-discovery rather than tools for prediction. Boner and Mirror Tarot is the cheeky little sibling of that work. We take tarot seriously; we just don't take ourselves too seriously. If you enjoyed the episode, I'd love it if you followed the podcast, left a rating or review, and shared it with a fellow tarot lover. New episodes land every week. ✨

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Would you snog The Devil? Marry The Star? Push the Hierophant off a cliff? Welcome to Boner and Mirror Tarot; the cheeky little sibling of Bone and Mirror Tarot. Every week, I sit down with a guest and we pull three tarot cards to play one very important game: F*ck, Marry, Push Off a Cliff. It's ridiculous. It's surprisingly revealing. And it turns out that deciding whether you'd date the King of Wands or push the Three of Pentacles off a cliff says quite a lot about how you relate to power, intimacy, vulnerability, and yourself. We laugh a lot. We occasionally overshare. We definitely make some questionable life choices on behalf of the tarot. But beneath the chaos is a genuine love of the cards and the stories they help us tell. We take tarot seriously; we just don't take ourselves too seriously. New episodes every week.