What if you were writing a profile on someone named Janet and I was your editor, and I was like, Im sorry, for balance, find someone who wants to kill Janet? This week, Tuck Woodstock, host of Gender Reveal, takes us on a journey through the New York

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In 1988, twenty-year-old American figure skater Debi Thomas headed to the Calgary Olympics to face off against East German juggernaut Katarina Witt. In the process, she became the first Black American in history to medal at a Winter Olympics. Then she di

This week, we fight the real enemy with Allyson McCabe.Here's where to find Allyson online here.You can find Allyson's book Why Sinad O'Connor Matters here. Support us:Bonus Episodes on PatreonDonate on PaypalYou're Wrong About Sprin

This week, national treasure Amanda Knox talks with Sarah about what the American legal system claims to be for, what its actually doing, and what might be possible in the future. They entertain the most heretical ideas they can think of, which mostly se

This week, criminal justice correspondent Josie Duffy Rice dives into Americas obsession with prosecuting children. From 19th century houses of refuge to modern day detention centers, we comb through the tangled braids of juvenile incarceration, tough on

This week, survival correspondent Blair Braverman tells Sarah the story of a Supertramp. In 1996, Jon Krakauer's book Into the Wild described a young man, Chris McCandless, who changed his name, walked into the Alaskan bush, and died after mistakenly

You're Wrong About is going back on tour! We're doing a bunch of live shows in North Americame, producer and musician Carolyn Kendrick, and some fabulous guestsand we hope you come think about some stuff, and also that you laugh. Doing the fou

This week, a tale of two Shawns/Seans, their impossible dream, and the file sharing service that lived fast, died young, and helped create the internet as we know it. Plus, Metallica.Here's where to find Niko:WebsiteNewsletterTwitterResources cited i

In this episode, Carolyn and Sarah follow Karen from the height of her fame through her struggle to find independence, her attempts at eating disorder recovery, and finally to her death on February 4, 1983, when she was just 32 years old. Then it's t