
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 | 355 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTrue Crime | |||

Choose wisely: trick or treat? Starting in the late 1800s, the spooky and goofy version of Halloween we know today became a time of ruckus and sometimes dangerous pranks by kids and teenagers that caused widespread property damage and bodily harm. Fo... more
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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
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But not about Sarah who is one of the few people in my life who understands what a “Remains of the Day” lunch box is. Thank you for making me feel seen. Listening since the very beginning and will until nothing else remains. Thank you. 6 stars.
The only hosts of a non-true crime podcast who have re-explained serial killers in a humanizing way, I could also listen to Sarah talk about the economic downturn of the ‘70’s as Leatherface’s arc on repeat (just to get to it through my thick skull !)
Someone recommended me this podcast years ago, and it will always remain a favorite. Informative, funny. So cool, so fun. Thank you!
This show is great. Wholesome, sweet, thoughtful, safe, and warm, as well as full of lessons to learn. I’ve been listening for years, and as time goes on I just want more and more to be friends with Sarah. Keep it up — you’re a real one!
You use the work LIKE so damn often . It’s a useless, filler word which just dilutes your sentences :(
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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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