The History of Witchcraft
A podcast by Samuel Hume
50 Episoade
-  030 - The Lynching of John LambePublicat: 21.04.2018
-  029 - By the Sword of the MagistratePublicat: 16.04.2018
-  XXVIII - The Burning of ProsperoPublicat: 01.04.2018
-  027 - A Wonderful DiscoveryPublicat: 25.03.2018
-  026 - Demon Women and Foul DevicesPublicat: 18.03.2018
-  025 - Gunpowder, Treason, and PlotPublicat: 11.03.2018
-  024 - Fair is Foul, and Foul is FairPublicat: 11.02.2018
-  023 - Ten Thousand HellsPublicat: 13.01.2018
-  022 - Fairies, Demons, and a Cat called SatanPublicat: 10.12.2017
-  021 - Gloriana? I Hardly Knew Her!Publicat: 03.12.2017
-  020 - Witchcraft in Tudor EnglandPublicat: 16.11.2017
-  019 - The Eternal City and the Evil EyePublicat: 07.11.2017
-  018 - Halloween - From Pagan, to Christian, to PartyPublicat: 23.10.2017
-  017 - Poisoners, Soul-Drawers, and MathematiciansPublicat: 19.10.2017
-  016 - The Legacy of the MagiPublicat: 08.10.2017
-  015 - The Sorcerers of the PharaohsPublicat: 04.10.2017
-  014 - The Scattering of the Knights TemplarPublicat: 25.09.2017
-  013 - The Crushing of the Knights TemplarPublicat: 17.09.2017
-  012 - The Rise of the Knights TemplarPublicat: 10.09.2017
-  011 - Mountaintop MadnessPublicat: 04.09.2017
Witches didn't exist, and yet thousands of people were executed for the crime of witchcraft. Why? The belief in magic and witchcraft has existed in every recorded human culture; this podcast looks at how people explained the inexplicable, turned random acts of nature into conscious acts of mortal or supernatural beings, and how desperate communities took revenge against the suspected perpetrators.
