<p>In this episode, Stanton Wortham draws on anthropological research to illustrate why a belief in witchcraft is rational. His definition of witchcraft - not defined by pointy hats or Halloween - might challenge you to consider not only whether witches exist, but whether you could be a witch as well.</p>

In this episode, Stanton Wortham draws on anthropological research to illustrate why a belief in witchcraft is rational. His definition of witchcraft - not defined by pointy hats or Halloween - might challenge you to consider not only whether witches exist, but whether you could be a witch as well.

Do witches exist? (Stanton Wortham)

This is a podcast that aims to create moments of being “pulled up short” -- experiences of surprise and curiosity when we encounter an idea, text, or experience that challenges our ways of thinking and deeply held assumptions about the world.Each episode features a different insight, with each one asking us to entertain the possibility of a different worldview and re-examine some of our presuppositions.

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Do witches exist? (Stanton Wortham)

Do witches exist? (Stanton Wortham)