Next week, we talk with alice markham-cantor about her ancestor, Martha Carrier. Don't miss it!

NEW EPISODE: We tell the story of Martha Carrier with ⁦alice markham-cantor⁩ check it out open.spotify.com/episode/2Og38b…

NEW EPISODE: Check out the latest episode of THE SALEM WITCH TRIALS PODCAST, out today. We discuss how Andover became a central part of the crisis. Listen wherever you get your podcasts, or here: gregoryhoule.podbean.com/e/andover-alig…

NEW EPISODE OF THE SALEM WITCH TRIALS PODCAST! Susannah Martin's reputation, as well as a series of accusations made against her earlier in her life, made her destined to become a target of the witch hunt. Listen here (or wherever you get your podcasts): gregoryhoule.podbean.com/e/the-infamous…

We tell Elizabeth Howe's haunting story in our last episode of the year, out tomorrow. Don't miss it!

Elizabeth Howe seemed just like any other hard-working Puritan in seventeenth-century New England, but her past came back to haunt her once the witch crisis exploded in the spring of 1692. Check out our latest episode gregoryhoule.podbean.com/e/elizabeth-ho…

George Jacobs was one of the oldest—and grumpiest—residents of Salem. But that didn’t stop him from becoming a victim of the witch hunt. In our latest episode—out tomorrow—we tell his story. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

NEW EPISODE: We tell George Jacobs’ story open.spotify.com/episode/0lhcJM…

Mary Easty was one of the most courageous women to be convicted and executed during the Salem witch trials--writing petitions to the authorities that exposed the witch hunt for what it was: a massive miscarriage of justice. Next week, we'll tell her story. Don't miss it!

There were so many courageous individuals who got caught up in the witch hunt, but Mary Easty might have been the most courageous of them all. Here's her story: open.spotify.com/episode/6WoldC…

Annika Hylmö, the writer & director of The Last Witch Film that follows the efforts of a middle school class to exonerate Elizabeth Johnson Jr., the last person convicted of witchcraft during crisis, joins us. Listen here: podbean.com/ew/pb-f8sw3-17… (or wherever you get your podcasts)

I can't tell you how much I appreciate this very thoughtful and thorough review of my book by Sophia Nigro in the latest issue of Glassworks Magazine Thank you so much! rowanglassworks.org/book-reviews/r…

Ann Pudeator was a twice-widowed, single woman of some means who often cared for the sick. Yet it was these seemingly ordinary traits that likely led to her conviction as a witch in 1692. Next week, we'll tell Ann's story. Catch up on all our episodes here:

Ann Pudeator was a twice-widowed caregiver whose independence and outsider status made her a target during the Salem witch trials. We tell her story in our latest episode open.spotify.com/episode/4lKnwv…

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Hey! We're still here, and working on season 2. In the meantime, enjoy this BONUS episode that we just dropped today! open.spotify.com/episode/7rwrGk…

For those of you who have been waiting for the audio version of the book…

Hope you’ll give it a listen! 🙏

Like so many authors, I'm flooded with doubt about my work. But I'm really proud of the audio version of my novel. I think it brings the story to life in a fresh and exciting way. It was also a lot fun working with my daughter! I really hope you'll check it out...

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