
Dorcas Hoar’s Reprieve Petition and Joan Penny’s Examination Fragment (Sept 21, 1692)On September 21, 1692, Ipswich Constable John Choate arrested Joan Penny and took her to Salem for her examination. A surviving...


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Witch trials unfolded one document at a time. Salem Witch Trials Daily follows the Salem witch trials of 1692-1693 in real time, day by day and document by document. Hosted by Josh Hutchinson and Sarah Jack, each micro-episode covers the Salem witchcraft accusations unfolding on this exact date. Court examinations. Arrests. Hearings. Petitions. Executions. The real calendar of the Salem witch hunt, built from primary sources and leading scholarship. Free course at aboutsalem.com#witchtrials #SalemWitchTrials #Salemwitchcraft #1692 #Salem #witchcraft #history #colonialamerica #historypodcast #
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Signup to Generate a PitchWitch trials unfolded one document at a time. Salem Witch Trials Daily follows the Salem witch trials of 1692-1693 in real time, day by day and document by document. Hosted by Josh Hutchinson and Sarah Jack, each micro-episode covers the Salem witchcraft accusations unfolding on this exact date. Court examinations. Arrests. Hearings. Petitions. Executions.
Salem Witch Trials Daily is hosted by Josh Hutchinson and Sarah Jack. The show has published 182 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Dorcas Hoar Gets a Month to Save Her Soul: September 21, 1692" (17 October 2026, 2 minutes), "Cotton Mather Prepares to Defame Innocent People: September 20, 1692" (17 October 2026, 1 minute), and "Giles Cory is Pressed to Death for Standing Mute: September 19, 1692" (16 October 2026, 2 minutes).
Salem Witch Trials Daily publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 7 minutes across 182 episodes.
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Josh Hutchinson and Sarah Jack hosts Salem Witch Trials Daily, a history podcast with 182 episodes published.
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Dorcas Hoar’s Reprieve Petition and Joan Penny’s Examination Fragment (Sept 21, 1692)On September 21, 1692, Ipswich Constable John Choate arrested Joan Penny and took her to Salem for her examination. A surviving...

On September 20, 1692, Cotton Mather wrote to Stephen Sewall, requesting copies of the records of six to twelve trials of “the principal witches that have been condemned.” He was working on a book (Wonders of the...

On September 19, 1692, Giles Cory was pressed to death. According to judge Samuel Sewall, Giles Cory’s old friend, Capt. Thomas Gardner, had spent two days pleading with Giles to change his mind and agree to a trial, to...

Episode #261
Giles Cory Excommunicated: Putnam’s Letter, Ann’s Torment, and the Ghost of Jacob Goodell The Salem church excommunicated Giles Cory on Sunday, September 18, 1692. The day before, he had refused to answer when he was...

Abigail Faulkner Convicted as Nine Are Condemned: Salem Witch Trials Daily (Sept. 17, 1692) On September 17, 1692, the Court of Oyer and Terminer continued its work in Salem. Before the grand jury and then the trial...

Sept. 16, 1692: Mary Parker and Margaret Scott Tried; Giles Cory Stands Mute In Salem on September 16, 1692, Mary Parker and Margaret Scott were tried and 6 new Andover residents were examined. Significantly, Giles Cory...

Episode #258
September 15, 1692: Indictments, Confessions, and Petitions in the Salem Witch TrialsOn September 15, 1692, as grand jurors weighed cases against Sarah Buckley, Rebecca Eames, Margaret Scott, Job Tookey, and Mary...

September 14, 1692: Elizabeth Colson Captured, Grand Juries Convene, and Redd & Wardwell Condemned Wednesday, September 14, 1692 was another busy day for the Court of Oyer and Terminer in Salem, as grand juries weighed...

September 13, 1692: Ann Foster Convicted as Wardwell Recants and John Alden EscapesOn Tuesday, September 13, 1693, Ann Foster, a confessor, was found guilty of witchcraft, and Samuel Wardwell retracted his own...

September 12, 1692: 50 Witches and a Jail Bill On Monday, September 12, 1692, sisters-in-law Alice and Elizabeth Booth claimed they saw a witches’ sabbat in Salem featuring 50 spectral witches. The Booths said they knew...

Sentences, Warrants, and Grand Jury Indictments: Salem Witch Trials Daily — September 10, 1692 We follow a pivotal day in the Salem Witch Trials as the Court of Oyer and Terminer condemns Martha Cory, Mary Esty, Ann...

September 9, 1692: Mary Bradbury Convicted, Giles Corey Pressed, Mary Esty SentencedWe take you inside Salem’s town house on Friday, September 9, 1692, as the Court of Oyer and Terminer drives the Salem witch trials...

Andover’s Mass Touch Test and Martha Cory’s Conviction — September 8, 1692 The Andover phase of the witch-hunt escalates with a rare mass “touch test” at the Andover meetinghouse, where suspects are blindfolded, made to...

September 7, 1692: Divination, Spectral Claims, and Guilty Verdicts for Alice Parker and Ann PudeatorWe take you straight into September 7, 1692, as Salem Witch Trials history turns on examinations, divination, and...

Episode #249
September 6, 1692: Ann Pudeator’s Grand Jury Evidence and Dorcas Hoar’s Guilty VerdictStep into September 6, 1692, as we track a pivotal day in the Salem witch trials: Alice Parker is re-examined, the Court of Oyer and...

Touch Tests and Confessions: September 5, 1692 at Salem CourtWe take you straight into the Salem Witch Trials on September 5, 1692, as arrests in Gloucester bring Elizabeth Dicer and Margaret Prince before the Salem...

Constable Parker’s Arrests and Elizabeth Colson’s Escape — September 4, 1692We follow Reading Constable John Parker as he arrests Mary Colson, Mary Taylor, and Jane Lilly, including a chilling remark attributed to...

Salem Witch Trials Daily: Gloucester Accusations Spark Arrest Warrant (Sept 3, 1692)We take you to Gloucester on Saturday, September 3rd, 1692, where the Salem Village afflicted girls are brought in to witness chilling...

Mary Parker Stands Firm as Salem Court Erupts, and Cotton Mather Seeks to Vindicate the TrialsWe go to Salem, Massachusetts on September 2, 1692, as justices examine Mary Parker and the courtroom chaos ignites the...

Sept 1, 1692: Andover Arrests, Salem Examinations, and the Five Mile Pond BaptismsWe follow the Andover arrests that brought Samuel and Sarah Wardwell, Mercy Wardwell, Sarah Hawkes, Stephen Johnson, and 14-year-old...
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