Pauline Dakin’s childhood was marked by unexplained events, a sense of unseen menace, and secretive moves to new cities with no warning. When Pauline was a young adult, her mother finally told her what they were running from – organized crime, secret police and double lives. It was a story so mind-bending, so disturbing, Pauline’s entire world was turned upside down. Run Hide Repeat is the story of Pauline’s life on the run, her quest for the truth – and her search for forgiveness. Based on the best-selling 2017 memoir, this powerful 5-part journey spans decades and an entire country — and it will leave listeners questioning what’s real and who they can trust.
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Ride. Hide. Repeat. is very misleading as there is not a lot of any of those activities shared in this podcast. They moved cities twice. There is an interesting story in this author’s life, but unfortunately she seems to still be under a delusion as to what that story is.
I don’t want to give too much away but this is a fascinating look into how a mental health disorder affected a mother and her children and how vulnerable people can be very open to manipulation and are willing to believe anything.
I’ve had bad luck with true crime podcast recently, lots of repeating information each episode but this one kept me on the edge and answered questions without making me wait till last episode. Well done!
I found this podcast from an advert on other CBC podcasts. It was really interesting- and as the episodes went on, I was more hooked! Fascinating story, a troubling one to realise the truth and those forever changed (for the worse!) by the strange and misguided choices of others!
A bit boring, although thoroughly told. I got all episodes for free. The end analysis (I don’t think this is a spoiler: obviously the premise of the story can’t be true. more
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Run, Hide, Repeat launched a year ago and published 7 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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