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“Welcome to one of the wettest, stinkiest corners of history—where the neighbors are frogs and the floors are alive…”

Tonight’s episode of boring history plunges you into the fog-drenched paranoia of a 17th-century village mid witch panic. In this slow, immersive story designed to help you drift off, we follow the surreal and harrowing journey of a woman accused of witchcraft—not for curses or potions, but for gardening too well and owning books.

This is boring history at its most tragic and absurd.

Through cold rituals, absurd tests like the witch’s cake and swimming ordeals, and the chilling presence of a so-called “witch-pricker,” this episode explores how superstition, social tension, and fear shaped a system that thrived on scapegoating.

Let your mind sink into soft straw, smoky hearths, and the deeply human whispers of judgment. Boring history becomes a mirror—reflecting how easy it was to become the villain in someone else’s narrative.

— Main themes in this boring history episode:

The social mechanics behind witch accusations

Bizarre “proofs” like Bible tests and ghost pinches

The terrifying banality of village justice

A deeply human portrait of quiet resistance

Survival after being nearly erased by history

If you were in this village… what do you think you’d have been accused of?

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