
A podcast that follows the Witches of Scotland campaign to bring justice to those accused, convicted and executed as witches under the Witchcraft Act 1563
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureArtsBooks | |||

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This bonus ep covers a range of topics related to sexual violence, misogyny, and women's rights. It delves into the normalisation of violence, legal definitions, and the ongoing erosion of women's healthcare. The discussion also calls for the crimina... more
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I’m locked in to this podcast. The two presenters are learned and articulate. They’re also very funny. The information is deeply interesting and the objective to exonerate the wrongly accused is noble. Tune in!
Don’t tell me the bonus rant was the last or one of the last episodes! This has been one of my go to podcasts for when I want something witch related but still not full out spells and rituals and so on and I really don’t want it to end!
Claire and Zoe share fascinating history, while working for justice, and being fun and funny.
Interesting, informative and fascinating. Absolutely brilliant podcast.
Informative, warm, funny, real, authentic, enjoyable, thought provoking. And I’ve only listened to a handful!
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A thoughtful series that centers historic witch trials in Scotland while linking past injustices to contemporary campaigns for justice, pardons, and memorials. Episodes blend scholarly analysis with storytelling, art, and activism, often featuring historians, journalists, writers, and activists who illuminate how myths, gendered violence, and legal systems intersect with today's conversations on women's rights and cultural memory. Noteworthy is the sustained campaign arc—pardon efforts, official apologies, and a national memorial—alongside wide-ranging conversations about art, media, and community-building around the Witchcraft Act era. The show often pairs rigorous research with engaging, accessible delivery, making history feel urgent and... more
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Witches of Scotland launched 6 years ago and published 86 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Witches of Scotland include:
1. Claire McGlynn
2. Dorca Tamás
3. Victoria Bradbury
4. Arianna McCulloch
5. Nicola Anderson
6. Sarah Newey
7. Anna Caig
8. Gemma Clark
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