The Squeaky Floorboard Society

This week Sage takes us through season three. The season of changes. The season of trials. And she hopes you will join her for the next season. 

This week we talk about some smaller cases that are worth telling. Each person who was affected by this deserves to have their story told no matter how small. 

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This week we travel to Switzerland to learn about a medium who was accused of witchcraft. Let us know your thoughts on this case.

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This week Sage takes up back to France. Apologizes for the mispronunciations. This week we are talking about Catherine Peyretone. 

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This week Sage talks about the struggles of adjusting. This week we are talking about the pendle witches and who their star witness was that brough down everyone. 

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This week Sage brings on a guest with no time for preparation. This week they travel to Wales and discuss a case that is almost all of Wales's witchcraft history. 

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This week we are diving into a very important episode. This week we learn why interacting with dark material from history is so important. Trigger warning for this episode!

This is not the episode we wanted to make; however we believe this is an important one. 

What if there was a book that told people how to find a witch? In 15th-century Europe, the Malleus Maleficarum emerged as one of the most infamous texts surrounding witchcraft. Its pages claimed to explain the signs of witchcraft, the supposed powers of witches, and what should be done when someone was accused. But this wasn't simply a book about magic. It helped shape the way people feared, investigated, and persecuted those accused of witchcraft for generations. So, who wrote it and why did people believe it? This week, we're opening the Malleus Maleficarum and stepping into one of the darkest chapters of the witch hunts.

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Long before Ludwig van Beethoven became one of history's most famous composers, someone in his family tree was accused of something far more sinister. In 1595, Josyne van Beethoven found herself at the center of a terrifying witch trial that would ultimately cost her her life. But what really happened to Josyne, and why was she accused of witchcraft? This week, we're stepping back into 16th-century Belgium to uncover the story of the woman behind the name

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