You're Wrong About

You’re Wrong About began as Sarah Marshall and a co-host revisiting a person or a panic that the culture had decided to remember incorrectly.

The episodes are long, researched, and surprisingly tender. A villain of a tabloid decade gets a timeline. Marshall’s writing is the draw: she is funny about cruelty without repeating it for sport.

The show built an audience that wanted corrections with context. Later years changed co-hosts. The method, a story told from the record rather than from the myth, is what to listen for.

Pick a subject you are sure you understand. The episode will take longer than you expect, and the extra time is usually the part that was left out of the documentary.