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 | 315 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryTrue Crime |
Are you a survival pessimist or a survival optimist? Blair Braverman surprises Sarah with a harrowing, heartening, and sometimes hilarious tale of love and endurance in the face of certain death, but you’ll have to listen to find out the seemingly im... more
Who really ended the Cold War, Ronald Reagan or a ten-year-old girl? Eighties correspondent Maris Kreizman joins us for a heartfelt conversation about America’s Youngest Ambassador, Samantha Smith, a child who wrote a letter to Soviet General Secreta... more
What do John Hinckley Jr. and a jazz age tuberculosis patient have in common? Legal correspondent Mackenzie Joy Brennan takes Sarah through some of the strange cases that helped make—and break—the insanity defense in America. Our story includes a w... more
Can you find your way out of the maize? The corn maze has become an enduring attraction of the American autumnal experience, seen at touristy family farms next to pumpkin patches and haunted houses. But what are the historical roots of this iconic li... more
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... but I just can't. The material is interesting but the presenter is just insufferable. For a start, her voice just grates, then we've got the weird mix of somehow both sniggering and braying at her own jokes.
I don't doubt that Sarah's first reaction to this would be to decide I am (like most males) a total misogynist, and therein lies the second problem: we all knew someone like Sarah at high school. She's the slightly above average intelligence girl who is absolutely convinced by her own c... more
I’ve only listened to some of the older episodes and immediately noticed a lack of nuance, research and a lot of misinformation, especially about mental health issues—Multiple Personality Disorder (DID) and Psychopathy (Anti-social Personality Disorder), for example. I liked the chemistry between the cohost but read that Michael left the show later on. I find Sarah smug and her general take on the past relies too much on her present perspective. Not impressed.
I love this show and listen every.time. In the latest episode Sarah and Mackenzie were talking the monkees. It would be a great episode and maybe a series!
I loved their lighthearted, funny chemistry. Very enjoyable bit of story telling; crime and reflection on the discourse in the 90s and then fast forward to differences but pervasive challenges in attitudes today.
Was excited to listen all about pee wee and instead inject your personal opinions of his father and Israel, so hypocritical talking about your journalistic approach and then open his story like that, maybe do some more digging
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The episodes engage in a thorough examination of historical narratives and pop culture icons, often shining a light on misunderstood individuals and events. Topics span from legal defense mechanisms, like the Insanity Defense, to the cultural significance of figures like Pee-wee Herman, presenting a blend of history, commentary on societal norms, and a critique of media narratives. This approach challenges common perceptions, providing listeners with nuanced perspectives on controversial subjects and moments from history. The podcast distinguishes itself by integrating humor with in-depth research and the personal experiences of guests, which maintains a balance between informative and entertaining content.
Listeners can expect thoughtful... more
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