In this episode of Something Witchy, we're spinning back in time to Season 2, Episode 8: “Inna Gadda Sabrina.” When Salem swallows a magical time ball, Sabrina wakes up in the 1960s — and so does the rest of Westbridge. As the town embraces peace, protests, and psychedelic vibes, Sabrina enjoys the freedom of the era… until she realizes just how limited a girl's future could be back then. From sit-ins in the cafeteria to college fairs that exclude women, this groovy episode tackles more than just retro fashion. We talk about historical context, gender politics, and of course, Salem's sardine-fueled dream sequence. Join us as we unpack the spellbinding chaos of this magical blast from the past.
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