JoAnna Farrer is a seasoned witch, seer, and divination teacher who has dedicated decades to both her personal practice and public teaching in the arts of divination. She is also co-high priestess of the North Wyldewood Coven and co-founder of the North Wyldewood Tradition. Having been featured in The New York Times as a voice for modern Witchcraft, JoAnna has shared her unique perspectives on divination and intuitive work in ways that make them accessible to a wider audience. Since 2010, she has co-taught a series of beginner, intermediate, and advanced classes alongside her co-high priestess, Denise Cruci.

JoAnna's background as a professional musician and graduate of the Juilliard School has made her uniquely attuned to the world of symbols and their nuanced interpretations—a skill she brings to her work in divination. She is the Concertmaster of the Savannah Philharmonic and a violinist in the New Jersey Symphony. In addition to her role as a coven leader and teacher, JoAnna is the host of the Coffee and Divination podcast, which she launched in 2020 to feature interviews with prominent authors and practitioners of occult, pagan, and divinatory arts. Visit her at CoffeeAndDivination.com.