✨Step into the cauldron, witches — today we’re diving into Hoax or Hex, where Reddit’s scariest stories meet our witchy instincts, chaotic commentary, and a sprinkle of comedic banter.From cursed objects to suspicious “my house is definitely haunted” confessions, we’re breaking down the internet’s creepiest tales and deciding once and for all:Is it a hoax… or did someone actually get hexed?In this episode, we:Read terrifying Reddit stories that had us clutching our brewsDebate whether each tale is paranormal or pure nonsenseAdd our signature Such a Witch free talk, jokes, and chaotic reactionsShare personal witchy insights on curses, hauntings, and spooky encountersIf you love paranormal podcasts, witchy vibes, scary storytelling, and a good laugh in between the screams — you’re in the right place.🧙‍♀️✨ Grab your brew, light a candle, and let’s get spooky. Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and drop your own scary story in the comments — we might feature it in a future episode!https://linktr.ee/suchawitchpodcast

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When Nat and Lynds step up to the mirror, things get… messy.This week on Such a Witch: The Podcast, your favourite chaotic witches dive into the legend of Bloody Mary — what happens when you call her 3 times, 5 times, or (because we have no self‑preservation) 47 times.Expect:Bloody Mary lore with a side of sassDark humour that probably offends at least one ghostUnhinged banter between Nat and LyndsMirror‑based chaos, questionable decisions, and a lot of screamingIf you’ve ever wondered whether Bloody Mary actually shows up… or if she’s just tired of being summoned by sleep‑deprived teenagers, this episode is for you.✨ Grab your brew, light a candle, and don’t look behind you. ✨ New episodes every week — subscribe for more witchy nonsense.

Welcome back, you sexy witches! 🔮This week we're taking a trip inside one of Britain's most infamous landmarks... The Tower of London. Behind its ancient stone walls lies over 900 years of bloodshed, betrayal, torture, royal drama, gruesome executions and chilling ghost stories.Join Nat and Lynds as they dive headfirst into the Tower's darkest secrets, including:⚔️ Anne Boleyn's final days and execution👑 The mystery of the Princes in the Tower🩸 Executions that went horribly wrong🔒 The Tower's most notorious prisoners🪓 Tudor torture devices and shocking punishments🐦 The legendary Tower ravens👻 The haunted history and terrifying ghost sightings😂 Plus plenty of swearing, questionable history jokes and completely unhinged banter along the way.Whether you're obsessed with Tudor history, love paranormal stories, or simply enjoy two mates chatting absolute nonsense while discussing some of Britain's darkest moments... this episode is for you.👇 We'd love to hear from you in the comments!🖤 Have you ever visited the Tower of London?👻 Do you think it's genuinely haunted?🪓 Which story shocked you the most?If you enjoy the episode, don't forget to:👍 Like💬 Comment🔔 Subscribe📢 Share with your fellow spooky history lovers!🔮 Follow Such a Witch everywhere:https://linktr.ee/suchawitchpodcast ⚠️ DISCLAIMERThis podcast is intended for adults (18+) and contains strong language, dark humour, graphic discussions of historical executions, torture, death, murder, paranormal themes and plenty of sarcastic banter.While we strive to present accurate historical information, some discussions include folklore, legends and ghost stories alongside documented history. Everything is intended for entertainment and educational purposes.If swearing isn't your thing... you have been warned. 😈#TowerOfLondon #AnneBoleyn #TrueHistory #DarkHistory #HauntedBritain #GhostStories #ParanormalPodcast #HistoryPodcast #BritishHistory #TudorHistory #HauntedPlaces #SuchAWitch #Executions #TrueCrimeHistory #HistoryNerd

Nat and Lynds from Such a Witch are back! — and ready to drag you through the paranormal circus that is Ed and Lorraine Warren’s greatest hits (and biggest scandals).This episode is basically a haunted rollercoaster:We kick things off with Amityville, the case that launched a thousand book deals and at least one very questionable family. Then we hop over to Enfield, where furniture flew, voices growled, and everyone disagreed about literally everything. Of course, we couldn’t skip Annabelle, the demon doll with the personality of a passive‑aggressive roommate. And yes, we absolutely dive into The Conjuring House, where the ghosts are dramatic and the history is… flexible.Nat and Lynds debate the legitimacy of these hauntings with equal parts skepticism and sarcasm — and then peel back the curtain on the scandals surrounding the Warrens’ personal lives, which are somehow wilder than the hauntings themselves.If you love spooky stories, messy legends, and two gals laughing their way through paranormal history, this episode is your new favourite thing.

Welcome back to Such a Witch Shorts! Nat and Lynds are diving into YOUR scariest encounters this week — and trust us, these stories are the kind that linger long after the episode ends.Are our loved ones really able to visit once they pass?Can you genuinely hold a conversation with someone on the other side?What does it mean when a spirit pokes you… and why does it always happen at the worst moment?And seriously — who ordered a pizza to Lyndsey’s house?We’re tackling all of these eerie mysteries with our usual mix of witchy intuition, chaotic humour, and a sprinkle of “what on earth just happened?”So buckle yourself in — you’re in for a spooky ride.

Step into this week’s episode of Such a Witch, where two very blunt, very sarcastic British best mates dive broom‑first into the dark world of Jack the Ripper. We’re peeling back the fog of Victorian London to explore the stories of his victims, the myths, the mayhem, and the tantalising possibility that his true identity might finally be within reach.We’re also chatting about the latest Maternal Instinct documentary — yes, the one where she guts her victim too — and drawing some eerie parallels between past horrors and modern storytelling.If you’re new here, we’re two British witches, best mates, and absolutely allergic to sugar‑coating. Expect sarcasm, honesty, and the occasional cackle.Catch us on all our socials via our linktreehttps://linktr.ee/suchawitchpodcast⚠️ Trigger Warnings: This episode contains discussion of murder, violence, and strong language. Listener discretion is very much advised.

Such a Witch Podcast dives broom‑first into a heated topic this week: Is AI actually harming the planet, or is that just the latest spooky story?After getting some fiery negative feedback from a few anti‑AI podcasters about our use of AI tools, we decided to stop the rumours at the source and explore the truth for ourselves. No fear‑mongering. No tech‑worship. Just honest, witchy curiosity.We explore the true impact using AI has on the planet, in comparison to using social media and streaming services. You will be SHOCKED!For more of our weird and wonderful content, go to our Linktree link to find all of our socials and full episodes. https://linktr.ee/suchawitchpodcast

🔮 Welcome back to Such a Witch, the podcast where we discuss the cursed the creepy and the truly disturbing....In today's episode...Three murdered boys. Three teenage suspects. One small town drowning in fear, rumours, and full‑blown Satanic Panic. In this episode of Such a Witch the Podcast, we dive broom‑first into the infamous West Memphis Three case—one of the most shocking, controversial, and emotionally charged true‑crime stories of the last 30 years.If you think you know this case… you probably don’t.We’re brutally honest, unapologetically British, occasionally inappropriate, and always ready to call out the nonsense. From botched police work to coerced confessions to a community desperate for someone—anyone—to blame, we break down how three teenagers became the centre of a modern‑day witch hunt!Expect dark humour, sharp analysis, and absolutely no tip‑toeing around the truth.🔮 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell so you never miss an episode of Such a Witch.For full episodes you can also follow us on:SpotifyAmazon MusicApple Podcasts For mid week witchy chaos:Facebook Instagram TikTok

🔮 Welcome back to Such a Witch and another episode of What's a Witch Been Watching?

This week we're reviewing everything we've watched over the past week, from Netflix dramas and true crime documentaries to horror films, celebrity scandals, and Jeremy Clarkson's farming adventures!

In this episode, we discuss:✨ The Boroughs (Netflix)✨ The Four Seasons Season 2 (Netflix)✨ The Exorcism of Emily Rose – revisited after our recent episode on Anneliese Michel✨ The Murder of Rachel Nickell (Netflix)✨ Clarkson's Farm (Prime Video)✨ Michael Jackson: The Verdict (Netflix)✨ We Bury the Dead (NOW tv)✨ Mother of All Cons (BBC iPlayer)We'll be sharing our brutally honest thoughts, hilarious moments, biggest surprises, and whether these shows and films are worth adding to your watchlist!

Following our deep dive into the real-life case of Anneliese Michel, we also revisit The Exorcism of Emily Rose to see how the film compares to the tragic events that inspired it. We discuss the chilling similarities, the Hollywood differences, and why the film still holds up nearly two decades later.From shocking true crime cases and controversial documentaries to laugh-out-loud farming mishaps and binge-worthy Netflix series, this week's watchlist had a bit of everything.Have you watched any of these? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

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Step inside the crumbling corridors of Borley Rectory, the place once crowned “the most haunted house in England.” In this episode of Such a Witch: The Podcast, we peel back the ivy and the legends to uncover what really happened within the walls of this infamous Essex rectory.

From the spectral Nun who glides across the garden, to phantom footsteps, mysterious writings on the walls, and the explosive controversies surrounding paranormal investigator Harry Price, Borley’s story is a tangle of tragedy, folklore, and possible fraud. We explore how a quiet rural parish became the epicentre of Britain’s most debated haunting — and why its legacy still grips the imagination nearly a century later.

Expect a blend of historical digging, witchy intuition, and a healthy dose of sceptical side‑eye as we ask:Was Borley Rectory truly cursed, or was it the perfect stage for a haunting that the world wanted to believe?