In this episode, Karagan and Michael delve into the nuances of Alexandrian Witchcraft, exploring the organic nature of teaching and the challenges posed by gossip within the Craft and the Alexandrian Tradition in particular. They discuss the lack of a rigid curriculum in Alexandrian Witchcraft, the importance of adapting teachings to individual students, and the detrimental effects of gossip on the craft. The conversation also touches on the upcoming Grand Sabbat in England and the rumours of another Grand Sabbat, before that one, in Portugal. • Fluidity in Teaching: Karagan and Michael discuss how Alexandrian Witchcraft does not adhere to a strict curriculum. Instead, teachings are tailored to the individual needs and development stages of each student, maintaining the integrity of the tradition while allowing for organic growth. • Role of Higher Degrees: The duo explores the misconception that higher degrees equate to teaching proficiency. They stress that not all third-degree initiates are suited to teaching and that effective teaching requires a particular aptitude and passion. • The Impact of Gossip: The hosts address the pervasive issue of gossip within the Wiccan community. They highlight how harmful rumours can damage reputations and the craft itself, urging practitioners to rise above such behaviour and focus on truth and integrity. • Upcoming Events: The episode also covers the excitement and controversy surrounding the Grand Sabbat in England and the rumoured secret event in Portugal, underscoring the importance of solidarity and respect within the Alexandrian Tradition.