
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 | 348 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTrue Crime | |||

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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
But seriously, who really killed JFK? For part two of the JFK Assassination series, law correspondent Mackenzie Joy Brennan takes Sarah through the conspiracy theories that have surrounded the tragedy to see how the combination of too much informatio... more
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I’m 53 and when I was a freshman in college and JFK came out, it was absolutely 1,000,000% understood as a conspiracy theory movie and Oliver stone 1,000,000% has that reputation.
I was late to discover this podcast and am so glad I did. Perfect amount of information and levity. It also feels really good to discover truths about things I grew up thinking I understood. Some have been absolutely mind blowing.
This pod is a real happy place for me
Link up with Mackenzie Joy Brennen more. You two are golden!
Jack Ruby please
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This show consistently reexamines people, events, and cultural moments that have been misperceived or simplified in the public imagination, using careful historical research, thoughtful storytelling, and moments of measured humor. Recent episodes span Ada Blackjack's Arctic expedition, mid-century American food trends, the history of spelling, crop circles, and the ethics of animal rehabilitation, all connected by how narratives are constructed, mythologized, or exploited by media. A notable pattern is collaborations across hosts and guests from diverse fields—history, journalism, science, and pop culture—to unpack complex topics with nuance and empathy, often weaving archival evidence with human-scale storytelling. The program stands out f... more
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