Feast of Fools: How Role Reversal, Laughter, and Chaos Shaped Culture

This episode explores the Feast of Fools, a medieval celebration that turned societal norms upside down through chaos, laughter, and role reversals. It delves into the historical roots of the festival, its evolution, and the deeper meanings behind the revelry, including its connections to the supernatural and the balance of opposing forces. The discussion also highlights the modern echoes of these traditions in contemporary celebrations like Mardi Gras and Halloween, emphasizing the timeless human need for chaos and balance in life.

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