Interview with Lilith

What happens when Cassie sits down with one of mythology’s most misunderstood figures?

You get a conversation about the Garden of Eden, equality, feminism, history, and what humanity might have looked like if things had gone a little differently.

It’s thoughtful, hilarious, and exactly the kind of interview only Cassie could conduct.

King Grimsquawk Discovers Food Delivery

Even medieval demons get hungry.

Unfortunately for King Grimsquawk, modern conveniences come with traffic, delivery apps, and the gig economy. All he wanted was General Tso’s chicken.

An absurd glimpse into the relationship between Cassie and her demonic co-host, and one of our favorite comedic moments from the series so far.

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If you’re Cassie Workman, you ask about fame, feminism, Hollywood, and whether she’s secretly a TERF.

In this exclusive clip from Cassie Workman is Witchy AF, Cassie sits down with Lilith for a conversation that quickly veers into the absurd, covering everything from the Garden of Eden to music festivals and the challenges of being one of history’s most recognizable demons.

It’s exactly the kind of strange, funny, and unexpected conversation we’ve come to expect from Cassie.

A Few Fun Facts from the Set

• The ceremonial sword seen in the interview had to be real—and lethally sharp—in case Cassie needed to banish a demon during filming. She warned the producers this was a genuine possibility.

• Cassie and Lilith are seated in the same chairs used in the 2011 horror film The Bleeding House, where a family was tied up and tortured. We like to think they’ve had a much better experience this time around.

• The temple set was located directly above our two principal Asbury Park locations: Georgies, the city’s oldest gay bar, and Wolfe & Kron Books, an independent bookstore and occult shop. A fitting location for summoning demons, all things considered.

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Every Wednesday in June, we’ll be sharing exclusive clips from Cassie Workman is Witchy AF, an upcoming ETCH series currently in production on our social media.

Cassie has a gift for finding the strange connections hidden in plain sight, bringing humor to unexpected places, and reminding us that the world is far more interesting than it first appears.

Stay tuned throughout the month for more clips, conversations, and glimpses into the world of Cassie Workman is Witchy AF.

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On this International Transgender Day of Visibility—and exactly 26 years to the day since The Matrix first hit theaters—we’re proud to announce that production has officially wrapped on Cassie Workman Is Witchy AF, the upcoming occult docuseries led by the extraordinary Cassie Workman and executive produced by none other than Lilly Wachowski.

This series is witchy, wise, and weird in all the best ways. Blending adult comedy, rich historical storytelling, and otherworldly visuals—including puppetry from Direct Message and practical effects by Monster in My Closet (Smile 2, Hocus Pocus)—Cassie Workman Is Witchy AF invites you inside a fictional occult bookstore where Cassie guides viewers through a spellbinding exploration of ritual magic, identity, demons, tarot, love, death, and maybe even salvation.

Produced and financed by Etch Productions alongside our incredible partners at Anarchists United and Circle Management + Production, the series was directed by Hannah Welever and shot by Frederic Fasano on location in Asbury Park, New Jersey—at Wolfe & Kron bookstore and the town’s oldest gay bar, Georgies.

This series continues our mission: to uplift visionary voices and craft stories that defy genre, expectation, and time. We can’t wait to show you what we’ve conjured up.