The Thing About the Salem Witch Trials
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Witch trials shaped colonial America, and the Salem witch trials of 1692-1693 produced the largest witchcraft accusation outbreak in American history. The Thing About the Salem Witch Trials examines a different topic, person, or place connected to the Salem witch hunt each week, with witch trial descendants and experts Josh Hutchinson and Sarah Jack joined by guest historians, authors, and researchers. At 15 minutes a week, it is one of the most focused in-depth guides to Salem witch trials history available. Also from the hosts: Salem Witch Trials Daily and The Thing About Witch Hunts. #witch
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Recent episodes
- Witch Trial Stories Across the River from Salem in Historic Beverly with Roger Herson
- Confessions and Tragedy: The Andover Witch Hunt
- Ann Putnam's Apology with Writer and TV Producer Tom Phillips and Dr. Hogan Sherrow
- Salem Witch Trial Descendants at History Camp Boston, Connecticut Witch and Culture Fest, and Salem
- What Historic Records are Available from the Salem Witch Trials?
- Salem Witch Trials: Witchfinder Roger Toothaker and His Family
- Anatomy of a Witch Trial: The Case Against Bridget Bishop
- Bridget Bishop: The First Person Executed in the Salem Witch Trials
- Salem Witch Trials Court: How the Court of Oyer and Terminer Worked in 1692
- Salem Witch Trials Governor Sir William Phips: America's First Knight