
Sarah is a journalist obsessed with the past. Every week she reconsiders a person or event that's been miscast in the public imagination.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 350 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTrue Crime | |||

Megan Burbank’s gotta dance. The centuries-old dance style known as ballet has been stereotyped in our modern world with images of refined, wispy, frighteningly disciplined young women fighting viciously for roles in ethereal productions. For this ep... more
If your four-year-old told you about a trip to heaven, would you believe them? For a pastor named Todd Burpo, the answer was yes. In 2010, his book Heaven Is For Real—co-authored by Lynn Vincent—became a runaway bestseller. This week, Sarah tells In ... more
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How many maligned women can you name in 30 seconds? For this episode, Sarah gives Chelsey Weber-Smith... more
How do I love thee? For this special episode, we asked you to send us a voice message about something you love. From gas station coffee to tap dancing to rocks to the inner lives of rats, you answered—and showed us that when we experience the things ... more
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this might seem nitpicky but i was really disappointed in the JFK episode pt. 1 that Sarah just glossed over the fact that there WAS a recent assassination caught entirely on video!! Charlie Kirk!! I feel like that was a huge piece of conversation vis a vis the public reacting to it, and i was just so disappointed that when mackenzie brought it up sarah just glossed over it. this show has definitely not got the same sparkle. love the older eps!
The thoughtful Sarah Marshall brings on experts to delve into popular ideas to overturn the misconceptions surrounding common thinking. All this with some cleverness, humor, and a touch of snark. Mind you, only a touch.
Research quality and format have taken a nose dive. Sarah seems like a lovely person.
During the pandemic I listened to a lot of episodes of this show and really enjoyed it but as of late it seems like so many episodes are just non episodes. I have no sense of if I’m in the minority on this, but I don’t really care about audience submission episodes or episodes that aren’t exploring a specific topic. Right now, of the last 5 episodes, only 2 seem to be actual episodes. I get the impression that the show is running out of topics of interest to explore or perhaps the host has lost ... more
JFK episode is just laughably inaccurate lol
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Listeners tend to be intrigued by how public narratives are shaped and misremembered, with episodes that reassess famous events, cultural myths, and historical curiosities. The show blends rigorous research with witty banter, using deep dives into topics like presidential conspiracy theories, mid-century culture, and remarkable real-life stories to illuminate how memory, media, and context influence our understanding of history. A standout quality is the willingness to tackle controversial or quirky subjects—from JFK to survival tales—while keeping the tone accessible and entertaining for curious, educated audiences. Potential listeners who enjoy meticulous storytelling, critical thinking, and multidisciplinary angles will likely find this ... more
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