In this episode Carrie and MawMaw delve into the dark history of the Paisley witch trials, exploring the socio-economic and religious factors that led to the mass hysteria and brutal executions of several individuals accused of witchcraft in 17th century Scotland. They highlight the role of Christian Shaw, the influence of King James VI, and the community's desperate need for scapegoats during a time of hardship. They also reflect on the lasting impact of these events and their relevance to modern discussions about justice and societal fears.

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