Interview with A Hearth Witch: German American Folk Magic vs. German Folk Magic ▏ 𝔇𝔢 𝔖𝔭𝔬𝔢𝔨𝔢𝔫𝔨𝔶𝔨𝔢𝔯 ✵

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[@De_Spoekenkyker]

Idk what happened with my audio in the beginning, I'm blaming my editing program not rendering everything properly 😭
Anyways, make sure to check out the other half of this collab on Hearth's channel!
th-cam.com/video/VQL8f7UHxjk/w-d-xo.html

[@ahearthwitch6046]

I had so much fun, thank you for doing this! :)

[@ahab4093]

As an texan American who was in Germany during the heatwave…….. nobody had air conditioning…. It was insane

[@ahab4093]

And nobody served ice with drinks everything was HOT

[@felineparalysis2227]

You gave yourself the answer :D Texas is waaaay hotter than Germany. Give climate change a few years…and then revisit us 😂
P.s.: hot drinks are considered to be better during heat (e.g. seen in Asian countries). Bc it’s hotter than the environment so your body have to cool down which helps :)

[@Mommailsa]

Wonderful! Great job y'all!

[@MrWave58]

A wise woman! Thank you for sharing!

[@alethearia]

"It's not humid (in the PNW)"? After moving to central WA every time I visit the Cascaded it's like my skin can breathe again because of the humidity.

[@alethearia]

I will admit. It's not swamp air, but it's certainly more coastal humidity.

[@donnadillard9369]

This is so true.

[@donnadillard9369]

My mom born German dad American. He brought her to america after 1945. Yes fitting into this is like a river cutting into grand cannon.