In this episode of "Hallowed Hollows," we explore the fascinating history of witches and granny women in the southern Appalachian Mountains. Known for their deep knowledge of herbs and natural remedies, these women played a crucial role in their communities, serving as healers, midwives, and wise figures.

However, their dual roles often placed them at the intersection of reverence and suspicion. Join us as we uncover how these figures balanced their roles amidst the fears of witchcraft and the practical needs of their isolated communities.

We also look at the modern resurgence of interest in their traditions, reflecting on their legacy and impact on today’s world. Discover the stories of resilience, mystery, and survival that weave through the cultural fabric of Appalachia.