Comedy For Witches

  • The Magic of Now

    43:52|
    These aul hags discuss what would have seen you be accused of being a witch back in Salem - from filters and drone deliveries to hair dye, lash extension, paracetamol and much more!
  • The Magic of Lughnasadh

    46:55|
    These aul hags discuss the magic of Lughnasadh - from the monthly moon check-in to champagne on the beach, the story of the Buck Moon, modern riding habits, counting snots, asking the moon for advice instead of AI and much more!
  • The Magic of the Small Light

    38:04|
    These aul hags discuss their experiences with the other side - from Sophie's deeply shocking story that will absolutely rattle you to the core, to Anna's punchy spirit encounter, ouija boards, the magic of the small light, Weetabix etiquette and much more!
  • The Magic of Horoscopes

    44:28|
    These aul hags discuss their star signs, roast each other's personal styles, campaign for the return of adult egg-and-spoon races, and Anna launches her very own series, Whoroscopes, encouraging everyone from Aries to Libra to embrace their inner hoe.
  • The Magic of being a Witch (Woman)

    40:41|
    These aul hags chat about what would have got you accused of being a witch in the Salem witch trials, as well as the recent Comedy for Witches live show craic, egg ick, good butt stuff and bad butt stuff.
  • 2. The Magic of the Moon

    37:56||Ep. 2
    These aul hags give thanks to the moon and the floodlights. Expect Cadbury chocolate factory magic, Halloween throwdowns, stolen ashes, and two women feeling wrecked but ready.
  • 1. The Magic of Summer Solstice

    45:45||Ep. 1
    These aul hags explore how to live in tune with the summer while still clutching hot water bottles in June. They chat all things bird watching, sexy rotisserie chickens, passing the piss and butter.
  • Hey Hags!

    01:26|
    Comedy for Witches is a chaotic, cosmic comedy podcast inspired by the sold-out live show of the same name. Hosted by Anna Clifford (@annacliffcomedy) and Sophie La Touche (@sophielatouche) two self-identified aul hags (women in their 30s), the show blends weekly chats, astrology-adjacent nonsense, seasonal living, Irish humour, and magical storytelling.We blame the moon instead of our mothers, trust rocks we’ve forgotten the names of, side-eye manifestation culture, and try to live with the seasons in a modern world that absolutely does not allow for it.
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