Here’s Where It Gets Interesting finds the stories of America you probably haven’t heard. Host Sharon McMahon, a longtime teacher and one of today’s most influential voices, will ignite your curiosity about the fascinating stuff that wasn’t in history textbooks. She’s joined by notable thought leaders who share insights about history, culture, and politics, and inspire us to grow into more thought... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 457 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryEducation |
Despite being one of Sharon’s least-favorite Presidents, she explores the lifelong, and at times scandalous, love and devotion between President Andrew Jackson and his wife, Rachel. It's a story of a First Lady who never got the opportunity to step f... more
Stepping into the White House at the close of the Founding Fathers’ era, London-born Louisa Adams became the nation’s first foreign-born First Lady. In an age of prosperity shadowed by growing political strife, she turned personal tragedy into resili... more
With every episode, Lena Dunham and Alissa Bennett take you on a historical deep dive into the life of a woman society dismissed by calling her mad, sad, or just plain bad: Lindsay Lohan, Judy Garland, Winona Ryder, Mariah Carey, Lil Kim and many mor... more
Sharon delves into the fascinating yet often overlooked life of Elizabeth Monroe. As First Lady, her health struggles and preference for formality set her apart, leaving a unique legacy that redefined White House traditions. From her early days in a ... more
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Reminded me of a professor lecturing a student — no matter what they talk about, how they present puts you right to sleep
Sharon recently revealed to us who she really is. A dangerous left leaning, hate-filled, justifier of violence and murder. She is not any of the things she pretends to be. She is a fraud. A brainwasher. Fame has ruined her. She duped millions of (mostly) women into believing her. It’s the greatest hoax in IG in 2025. She tells you only what she wants you to hear. She portrays her opinion as facts in order to persuade her audience (leaving out vital detail and important nuance and even differing ... more
If people from history don’t fit nicely into Sharon’s modern world view, dox them. Let’s not try to figure out what their world view was—which, by the way, was the view of most of the world during their time. Sharon, at least TRY to be objective, maybe? Too many lib podcasts out there.
Thank you Sharon for sharing your knowledge with the world. Life long learners are so grateful for what you do!
I began listening to this podcast last season. Because of it I’ve been turned on to some awesome books & some brilliant people. Am listening my way through previous seasons. The 9-part series on Stalin was mesmerizing. Thanks, Sharon McMahon! You’re an outstanding teacher.
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The content encompasses a deep exploration of American history, culture, and politics through engaging narratives and discussions. Hosted by a passionate educator, episodes commonly feature thought-provoking themes related to historical figures, social movements, and influential events that have shaped the nation. Noteworthy elements include a diverse array of guests, often experts or authors, who contribute unique insights and stories that extend beyond conventional history narratives. This approach encourages listeners to reevaluate their understanding of America's past and its relevance to contemporary issues, fostering a community of curious, informed citizens.
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