
A medieval Irish story says that on Samhain night, the fairy mounds open, and one warrior walks into a hill and comes back carrying summer. This year Americans will spend $13.5 billion on Halloween. So what happened in...


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Hosted by Heather Nations and Chloe Hyde · society · EN
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Delusional Bitch Juice is hosted by Heather Nations and Chloe Hyde. The show has published 64 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Samhain to Halloween: How an Irish Festival Became American Halloween" (28 October 2026, 27 minutes), "The Witchfinder General: England's Deadliest Witch Hunt" (21 October 2026, 29 minutes), and "Paying Off the Dead: Purgatory, Walking Corpses, and the Price of Salvation" (14 October 2026, 32 minutes).
Delusional Bitch Juice publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 64 episodes.
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Heather Nations and Chloe Hyde hosts Delusional Bitch Juice, a society podcast with 64 episodes published.
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A medieval Irish story says that on Samhain night, the fairy mounds open, and one warrior walks into a hill and comes back carrying summer. This year Americans will spend $13.5 billion on Halloween. So what happened in...

In 1645, a young man in a small Essex town said he'd overheard witches meeting near his house. Within about two years, more than a hundred people across eastern England had been hanged. Matthew Hopkins had no official...

In 12th-century England, a dead man kept climbing into bed with his wife, and the whole street stayed up every night to watch for him. To understand why, we follow the strange medieval debt between the living and the...

In 2004, builders in London dug up a sealed bottle from the 1600s filled with urine, bent nails, hair, fingernail clippings and a leather heart with a nail through it. Whoever made it never explained why. For centuries...

In 1848, according to her mother, an 11-year-old girl in upstate New York clapped her hands at a knocking wall and said, "Mr. Splitfoot, do as I do." And the wall knocked back. Forty years later, her sister walked onto...

The modern Pagan name for the fall equinox belongs to a Welsh man who was kidnapped when he was three nights old, imprisoned for an unknown length of time, and rescued only because one of King Arthur's impossible tasks...

When did Practical Magic stop being a movie and start becoming witch lore? The 1998 film gave us the Owens house, rosemary by the garden gate, midnight margaritas, family grimoires, suspiciously perfect hair, and enough...

Why is regular full-moon water considered magical, but eclipse water is treated like the LaCroix of chaos? In this episode of Delusional Witch Stews, Heather investigates where our beliefs about full moons, moon water...

This week on Delusional Witch Juice, I discuss the real history of fortune telling and how the creepy crystal ball fortune teller is way younger than you think. From ancient Chinese oracle bones and Mesopotamian...

This week on Delusional Witch Juice, I discuss why August 12 is being called cosmic chaos —and whether somebody actually left the Lion’s Gate Portal open. From a six-planet parade and New Moon in Leo to a total solar...

What’s actually the difference between a gnome, an elf, a dwarf, and a fairy? And why did people once leave food out for supernatural creatures they believed were living inside their homes? In this episode of Delusional...

Back with another seasonal sabbat episode! Is Lammas really an ancient pagan bread holiday? In this episode, Heather follows the history from Old English “loaf-mass” and church-blessed bread to Lammas grazing rights...

What does witchcraft look like when you are sick, burnt out, overwhelmed, or simply too tired to feel magical? Heather explores low-energy witchcraft, the pressure to turn spirituality into another productivity system...

This week: what "types of witches" quizzes actually get right (and wrong), the real history behind the word "witch" — including Salem's actual numbers and the "9 million" myth that isn't true — why Jung thought a witch...

This week on Delusional Witch Juice, It's the New Moon in Cancer, July 14, 2026, 2:43 AM PT, so we're setting an intention live on air. But first: where does "manifestation" actually come from (hint: a guy with...

Why does everyone think they were Cleopatra in a past life — and never a turnip farmer? This week: what reincarnation actually means across Hinduism and Buddhism, the University of Virginia psychiatrist who documented...

The name Litha is younger than you think — and the real history of the Summer Solstice is wilder than you think. From ancient Egypt to the Inca Empire to a Swedish midnight skinny dip past a murderous river demon, every...

A Protestant pastor walked into a dinner party in 1781 and invented the entire myth of tarot's ancient Egyptian origins. He had zero sources. The room of intellectuals ate it up anyway. This week: the real 600-year...

What if I told you an entire village would extinguish every fire — every lamp, every hearth, every stove — and then drive their livestock between two massive bonfires, just hoping nothing went wrong? That's Beltane. And...

<p>On this episode of Delusional Bitch Juice, Heather reunites with Mikayla, the original DBJ host, for a full-circle catch-up! Mikayla spills all about her big move from St. Louis to Charleston—from gut feelings and...
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