But Why Are Women Still Being Burned at the Stake? | Witch Hunts, Patriarchy & Historical Misogyny
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But Why Are Women Still Being Burned at the Stake? | Witch Hunts, Patriarchy & Historical Misogyny
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TW: This episode contains mentions/discussions around difficult topics such as death, sexual assault, and assault more broadly.
Why were witches really hunted — and why does it still matter today? In this Halloween special of But Why: Real talk on messy minds and messier systems, psychologists Kristin and Laura explore the history of witch trials through a feminist and socio-political lens.
From medieval alewives to modern workplace misogyny, this episode digs into how “witch” became code for “woman who won’t comply.” You'll hear about:
• The real economic and political motives behind witch hunts
• Why women were demonized for healing, brewing beer, or living alone
• How modern media and politics still weaponize “witch” as a slur against powerful women
• Their personal reflections on authenticity, unmasking, and fear of being perceived
A mix of history, humour, trauma, and feminist rage — this one’s not just about witches. It’s about us.