Lux Occult

Luxa Strata hosts Lux Occult with the energy of someone who genuinely enjoys thinking out loud about chaos magic and its intersections with art, science, and philosophy. The show carries a 4.8-star rating from 57 reviewers, and that near-perfect score makes sense once you listen. With 126 episodes, Lux Occult brings on guests like Aidan Wachter and Vittorio Benetti for conversations that feel like friendly debates between practitioners rather than polished interviews. Episodes run anywhere from an hour to two and a half hours. Recent topics have included magic and mental health (specifically psychic self-defense and boundaries), ritual play as a recovery tool for burnout, and the concept of witch punk. The tone is irreverent and funny without being flippant—Luxa clearly takes the work seriously while refusing to be overly solemn about it. That balance is rare in occult podcasting. The show updates about twice a month, and each episode feels like it earns its runtime. If chaos magic is your framework, or you’re curious about practical occultism discussed with humor and intelligence, Lux Occult is well worth your time.