
In the 1980s and 90s, Satan and his followers were accused of brainwashing children, sacrificing babies, and infiltrating North American society on a massive scale — yet these thousands of alleged Satanists were nowhere to be found. Even so, the narrative became embedded in our cultural memory, warping everything it touched — including the lives of innocent people.. And it never quite died out.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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In this bonus episode, Sarah talks to Yvonne Eadon, a professor at the University of Kentucky who specializes in conspiracy theory and online misinformation, about GAYLOR — the online fan theory that claims Taylor Swift is a closeted queer woman.
In this bonus episode, Sarah talks to Professor Bill Ellis who specializes in folklore and urban legends, and they chat about the innate human behaviours that lead us to create panics in the first place.
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The content is interesting…. The analysis is shockingly bad. A female patient being storied as the primary driver of a psychiatrist misusing his position of authority by having sex with her? Come on. THIS isn’t the 70s.
Would love to listen to a podcast abt Satanic Panic but that’s not what this is and it’s evident from the beginning. As an 80’s latchkey kid, let me tell you, ppl should’ve been scared abt what we were getting into. It might not have been Satan, but for a lot of us, it was certainly hell. Broken marriages equaled broken children and the disregard of that fact is bewildering and honestly offensive. Take it from someone who lived it. Sarah Marshall, born in 1988, wasn’t alive or grown enough for t... more
I’m a big Satanic Panic head from way back, and I have seen and heard a lot of content around this subject. Sarah Marshal and her team somehow managed to make it all new, and to add to the subject from new angles. It is a remarkable achievement in striking just the right balance of having fun with the absurdity, while exploring the deeply emotional and sometimes tragic stories of people who were caught up in it. Some of my favorite content from this series is actually the bonus material.
Sarah, I’ve heard you talk about the satanic panic for years on YWA. This production was done with such a strong sense of humility. Somehow you’ve been able to share such a disturbing part of history with compassion, while also being entertaining. Amazing job!
Revelatory. Now i know how Christian evangelicalism was in league with Reagan and Oprah to ruin lives by spreading filthy lies about everyone who didn't agree with them
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A deep exploration into the cultural phenomenon of the Satanic Panic that gripped North America during the 1980s and 90s, providing personal narratives from those who lived through it. The series traces the impact of societal fears and moral panics on real people, including innocent families accused of horrifying crimes, the psychological ramifications for those involved, and the underlying social issues that fueled such hysteria. Each episode presents unique stories that intertwine historical accounts, psychological insights, and reflections on how these past events resonate with contemporary issues, particularly surrounding marginalized communities.
The series is notable not only for its detailed storytelling but also for its critical ex... more
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