Haunted Harvests: The Supernatural Side of Autumn
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In this episode, we explore the spooky and mysterious folklore of autumn. We share stories of shapeshifting spirits, ghostly processions, and spectral figures that were said to appear during the harvest season in Europe and Colonial America.
We examine harvest witches and their connection to crops, land, and local communities. From European traditions to Native American seasonal spirits, these legends evolved in Colonial America and became intertwined with autumn rituals.
The episode also looks at autumnal omens and portents. The behavior of birds, unusual fog, falling leaves, harvest moons, and celestial events were all believed to carry messages from the natural or supernatural world.
Through historical accounts and folklore, we uncover how autumn has long been seen as a liminal, magical, and mysterious season filled with spirits, warnings, and wonder.
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