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I’m Tim Ozpagan Hartridge — a Witch, writer, teacher, and long-time advocate for modern Pagan practice. I’m available for interviews, commentary, podcasts, panels, guest lectures, and media features on Witchcraft, ritual practice, and contemporary Pagan culture.
If you’re working on a story and want clear, grounded, articulate insight (with a lived history inside the community), I’m happy to help.
ABOUT TIM OZPAGAN
Tim is known for building enduring communities and practices for learning.
I’m Tim Ozpagan — a Witch, writer, teacher, and long-time presenter on modern Pagan practices including Witchcraft/Wicca, Thelemic Magick, Hermetic Magic (Alchemy), and modern Shamanism.
I’m available for interviews, commentary, podcasts, panels, guest lectures, and media features on Witchcraft, ritual practice, and contemporary Pagan culture.
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If you’re working on a factual and serious story and want clear, grounded, articulate insight (with a lived history inside the community), I’m happy to help.
FEATURED IN
Media Stories
Links to media stories featuring Tim 'Ozpagan' Hartridge
Pagans Down Under
Compass ABCTV
A documentary about magickal traditions in Australia. Experience the private rituals, challenges and celebrations of Australians recreating ancient Pagan traditions for the southern hemisphere. Interview Tim Hartridge.
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"My definition of witchcraft is that it's a practical system of mysticism whose method is known as magick. Magick is really a connection to the psyche, the deep self. It's simply using a vehicle such as ritual as a means of getting there. For me, ritual turns the switch on. At other times, I'm just Tim."
The Witchcast
Podcast
Epidsode 66: Cauldron's Choice: Wizards, Witch Circles and Witch Walking
We dive into the witch circle with Tim Ozpagan Hartridge, exploring occult history and culture.
BBC Around the World in 80 Faiths
Episode One, Faith 7: Urban witchcraft: Visits a group of witches who have established their coven, led by Tim Hartridge, within Sydney, Australia.
Sydney Witch Culture
2SER-fm
Paganism is an age-old religion. And although it’s not as prominent as it once was, there remain many active pagans all throughout the world, including Australia.
We speak with Tim Hartridge.
Elemental Castings
Podcast
T. Thorn Coyle engages in a deep conversation with Tim Hartridge about early psychic experiences, the significance of the body in magical practices, and the transformative power of rituals like the Nox
BIO
Witchcraft is how the soul remembers how to speak to the world and listen to the psychic reality.
Tim Ozpagan is an Australian Witch, writer, and teacher whose work bridges practical modern Witchcraft, ritual practice, and community culture.
Active in Pagan spaces for decades, he is known for building enduring containers for learning and contact through WitchesWorkshop and Witch Circle, where he teaches workshops on ritual craft, psychic development, and the lived realities of coven and circle work.
The Witch is a psychic function of the soul: a way of engaging Mystery with skill and responsibility.
Tim’s approach is both experiential and reflective: he speaks about the Witch not only as an identity, but as a psychic function of the soul — a way of engaging the numinous through ritual, symbol, and direct encounter.
He is also candid about the human side of magical groups: the pressure, projection, intimacy, and ethical complexity that arise when a circle becomes more than a social gathering and begins to function as a transformative vessel.
Real Witchcraft leaves fingerprints: in practice, in psyche, in community
His recent book, Anatomy of a Witches’ Coven, offers a structured, practical framework for understanding coven dynamics, authority, responsibility, and resilience — aimed at serious practitioners who want more than surface inspiration.
He has been engaged as a paid lecturer and presenter on Witchcraft and related subjects through institutions and societies including The University of Adelaide, Western Sydney University, and the C.G. Jung Society of Sydney.
Tim is available for interviews, podcasts, media features, panels, and guest lectures on contemporary Witchcraft, coven culture, ritual practice, and the evolving place of Paganism in modern life.
