Woo-Woo what?!? Woo-Woo Wonderful! is a monthly video show exploring the sometimes shadowy twists and turns of the mystic’s path. Both hosts maintain private practices providing one-on-one assistance and counseling.
We’ve discovered the most humbling and rewarding aspects of our work stem from teaching people how to better hear and follow their own inner guidance. The transformations that ensue are truly breath-taking! We wanted to do more of that, for greater numbers of people, through sharing what we have learned. While not everyone wants or needs to learn how to read Tarot or cast an astrology chart, everyone can benefit by living more in tune with Spirit.
Our mission is to empower YOU with the knowledge and confidence to live more in tune with Spirit.
Jolinda “Josi” Case, Host
Jolinda “Josi” Case is a Spiritual Counselor who uses Tarot and Astrology (among other tools) as forms of divination. She is an avid and vigorous student of the esoteric. Josi has a great deal of experience in assisting people through major life changes such as death/dying/grief through counseling.
Josi’s main motivation is to empower others by assisting them to connect with and express their most true and authentic self. She also strives to give people the authority to feel comfortable in the pursuit of their personal Spirituality.
Josi’s formal education includes collegiate level degrees in Communications, Business and Psychology. She is also an ordained minister. In her free time, she writes a weekly column for her local paper (The Greenup Beacon), blogs on her site Shock Therapy and relaxes with her husband (“Ox”), three grown boys, two grandsons and pets (Prince, Mercury and Perseus).
Dixie Vogel, Host
Dixie Vogel is an author, teacher, psychic, ordained minister and Tarot slinger, befriending the cards many years ago. She returned to the professional woo-woo world after a long hiatus, invited to start what became a popular daily Tarot column at the ElsaElsa Astrology Blog. The success of the column and a growing private practice eventually led to the creation of “A Fool’s Journey.”
Dixie studied psychology in college, amassing an extensive work history in the social services. She spent years providing paraprofessional counseling and support for populations with severe and persistent mental illness, suicidal and crisis center clients, battered women, and people in substance abuse treatment.
Dixie currently lives a magical but low-drama life in the Midwest with husband of many years, “Captain Virgo,” and some severely spoiled cats. Her Leo rising will tell you with a straight face she was a cat in a former life. She means it quite seriously, but don’t let that throw you.
