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Bewitched Banter episodes
- Ep 51 // Numerology | You Do the Math
The Bewitches return from their early summer vacations with a new format. This one is for you skeptics! Is numerology a science or pseudoscience? We'll let you do the math on this one.
48 min - How Can They Witness These Crimes?They may claim to be God’s witnesses of the end of days, but they also sadly witness some of the worst of humanity. Amy takes us through how Jehovah’s Witnesses were grotesquely persecuted in Russia and Krista will call all its pedophiles to the stand and expose leadership for the monsters they are. Read full episode notes and sources at bewitchedbanter.com/episodes48 min
- Ep 50 // Hawai'i History, Part 3 | The Night Marchers and Pele and Hi’iaka
The Bewitches wrap their three-part Hawaiian history series with two legends. Amy covers the Night Marchers. Krista covers the one of the many stories of Pele, the Fire and Volcano Goddess, feared and revered throughout Hawai'i and Polynesia. Mahalo!
45 min - Why Don’t Jehovah’s Witnesses Celebrate Holidays?Ever wonder why Jehovah’s Witnesses can’t celebrate holidays like Christmas and Halloween – not even birthdays? Krista will tell you about the history of this cult – er – religion on this week’s episode. Read full episode notes and sources at bewitchedbanter.com/episodes.58 min
- Ep 49 // Hawai'i History, Part 2 | Interview with Malia Sanders, Executive Director of the Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association (NaHHA)
On our second episode of this three part series on Hawaiian history, we're pleased to introduce you to Malia Sanders, Executive Director of the Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association (NaHHA). Please, welcome Malia with all the aloha you've got. Mahalo!
1 hr 34 min - Ep 48 // Hawai’i History: Part 1
What is some stuff you missed in history class? Well, for Krista, it was that Hawai'i was illegally annexed by the good 'ol U.S. of A. Though that's a dark spot on the island's history, the rest is quite beautiful. Dare we say, magical? Join us for part one of three on Hawaiian history and stories.
39 min - (BONUS) THE STUPIDEST Podcast Crossover | Fallin' For Felons
Welcome to the Bewitches first-ever crossover episode with the Justins (Roddy & Vandy) from “The Stupidest Podcast.” In today’s ep, Krista takes you through why the hell so many people (sadly mostly women) fall for and actively seek partners in prison.
1 hr 16 min - Ep 47 // Why Don’t Jehovah's Witnesses Celebrate Holidays?
Ever wonder why Jehovah's Witnesses can’t celebrate holidays like Christmas and Halloween – not even birthdays? Krista will tell you about the history of this cult – er – religion on this week’s episode.
58 min - 46 // How Can They Witness These Crimes?
From Putin to protecting pedophiles, the Bewitches are not really sure how Jehovah’s Witness leadership can stand by any of these crimes. While in Amy’s story Witnesses are being horribly persecuted by Russians, in Krista’s story the leadership at the top this cult — err — religion are child abusers. Both stories include survivors.
1 min - Alien Activity in ArizonaArizona aliens might be a thing. Today Krista covers the 1997 Phoenix Lights, which to many, still remains a mystery. Amy brings us to the Arizona High Country in Snowflake where the alleged alien abduction of Travis Walton happened nearly forty years ago. Read full episode notes and sources at bewitchedbanter.com/episodes.1 hr 15 min
About Bewitched Banter
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Do you believe in the spooky and supernatural or do you think it’s all utter B.S.? Join hosts and best friends, Amy Holt and Krista Hinz, as they debate and debunk all sorts of religions, spiritual…
practices, and magical beliefs from around the world. The Bewitches take you through the eyes of a believer and a total skeptic on topics like reincarnation, cults, the zodiac, mediation, tarot and sometimes some terrible true crime stories. Every week they hope to expand not only their own perspectives, but listeners’ too, by exploring topics that stem from values that are different than their own.