
A new Beatles research podcast that separates fact from fiction.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music HistoryMusic | |||

In this out-of-season bonus episode I am joined by Michael Sokil (The Beatles Reconstructed) and Raymond Schillinger (You Can't Unhear This) to revisit the 'Dear Prudence' debate and highlight new evidence.
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What is polythene? Who was Pam? In this season's bonus episode, we explore the complete backstory behind Abbey Road's 'Polythene Pam'.
I am thrilled to be joined by master researcher Mark Lewisohn for this special season finale. Mark discusses his methods, decades of research and the extraordinary amount of detail that goes into all his books.
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This week we separate fact from fiction in the mythology around The Beatles' 1963 UK tour with Roy Orbison.
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I’m going back to listen to this show. I bought and have read The Beatles 1963 at least 3 times. I so enjoyed the interviews with Dafydd Rees. Love the podcast!
Remarkable historical work in which Obadiah challenges Beatles folklore with modern, forensic historiographical method. Do yourself a favour and check it out.
One of the best Beatles podcasts out there right now. Excellent research and he doesn’t just retread the same topics the other podcasts do.
I just discovered this show last week (I am slow at stuff and apologise). It’s brilliant. I listened to the Yoko episodes first which were really well thought out and interesting. I thought the search for the real Sgt Pepper was going to be a closed door, but no! There’s a great twist at the end.
If you’re a Beatle nut this is a show for you. Excellent stuff, heartily recommended!
Dismissive of Paul’s contribution, as per usual here, it seems, and so sad!
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This show consistently probes Beatles history with a keen emphasis on primary sources, debunking myths and offering fresh angles on well-trodden topics. Episodes blend archival digging, expert perspectives, and detailed storytelling to unpack how legends, anecdotes, and recordings evolved into widely held narratives. Listeners can expect deep-dive analyses, a detective-minded approach to music history, and occasional collaboration with notable historians or authors. A standout trait is the rigorous, evidence-focused style that encourages critical thinking about popular lore while still delivering engaging, narrative-driven episodes.
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Gimme Some Truth launched 4 years ago and published 45 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Gimme Some Truth include:
1. Ray Schillinger
2. Michael Sokil
3. Mark Lewisohn
4. Roy Orbison
5. Paul Mason
6. Jonathan Knott
7. Eric Krasker
8. Oliver Craske
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