Superstitious: Recent Episodes
Amy Bartram
Superstition. It is the unfounded belief in the supernatural; in things we do not understand. To be superstitious is to justify the occurrences we cannot see.
Superstitious is a bi-weekly podcast that seeks to explore superstitions, their origins and places in history, and to seek out what contemporary superstitions are still knocking at our doors.
Sometimes our deepest superstitions lie in the stories told by our parents or our grandparents.
Due to unforseen circumstances and time constraints, Superstitious will be taking a brief break and will return Monday, November 27, 2017. Stay tuned — there’s plenty in store!
From 1300s Europe to contemporary America, these sinister women have been haunting our souls.
Hal Berridge. Abraham Lincoln. Charlton Heston. Christopher Plummer. What do all of these men have in common? Superstition.
Represented by the cait sith in Celtic folklore, and the goddess Bastet in Ancient Egypt, this superstition is a common one in which so many of us recognize. In this episode of "Superstitious", we explore the fears regarding the black cat.