
Folklorist | Speaker | Public Historian | Herbalist | Diviner | Author
Who is Rissa Miller?
I am a folklorist, author, herbalist, and public speaker specializing in esoteric history—the things people either fear or are fascinated by, like the paranormal and regional legends. I conduct research and give presentation-based talks on monsters, ghosts, witchcraft, divination, death culture, superstition, and lore for libraries, museums, conferences, and media audiences.
My work provides clarity and cultural context to subjects that are often misunderstood or sensationalized. My approach is practical and accessible to both skeptical and spiritually curious audiences. I explore why these traditions have lasted for centuries and what they reveal about our beliefs, fears, identity, and the human quest for meaning.
And on the topic at hand, the B.I.T.C.H, I won’t deny, I’ve been called a bitch many times. It'll happen again. And I'm totally fine with it. In fact, there are times that I've actually said thank you.
Rissa Miller, a Folklorist and Historian, contributes to our redefinition of B.I.T.C.H. as a pathway to women's empowerment by sharing powerful stories that promote a bold awareness for every woman.
Does the witch stereotype discredit women’s power, as it did historically, or is it a form of empowerment inspired by modern media heroines? Historian Rissa Miller helps determine the difference.
Season Of The Witch: In a world that prefers its women pretty and silent, the unapologetically complex and dynamic female witch has suffered ridicule, torture, and fiery death. But are modern women like Rissa Miller reshaping the image and popularity of the witch?