
Sarah Marshall
Host and creator of the You're Wrong About miniseries The Devil You Know; journalist and podcaster who guides the episode and narrates interviews and context.
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Oct 15, 2025 • 1h 2min
Part Two: Secret Societies and Leftism: The Odd Origins of Revolution
Sarah Marshall, a journalist and host of the upcoming miniseries The Devil You Know, dives into the fascinating world of secret societies. She reveals that much of what we think about the Illuminati is skewed, tracing its origins back to Freemasonry and Enlightenment ideals. The duo explores Masonic rituals, the exclusionary nature of its teachings, and how government suppression created modern conspiracy theories. They also discuss the connections between Masonic symbols and revolutionary movements, and how today's organizing differs from these secretive structures.

Feb 26, 2024 • 1h 6min
Part One: The Earth Liberation Front: The Burning Rage of a Dying Planet
Sarah Marshall, the insightful host of 'You're Wrong About,' dives into the eco-radicals of the late '90s, specifically the Earth Liberation Front. They discuss the ethical complexities of eco-terrorism while sharing personal narratives about the urgent struggles of environmental activists. The conversation explores the evolution of radical activism, its roots in the environmental movement, and the relationship between nature and humanity. With a dash of humor, they reflect on pop culture moments and the quirks of activism, creating a captivating tapestry of passion and nostalgia.

May 6, 2021 • 1h 2min
Why are we so worried about Satan?
In a captivating conversation, Sarah Marshall, co-host of the You're Wrong About podcast, dives into the phenomenon of the Satanic Panic of the 1980s. She explores how sensational media and societal fears created a moral panic, impacting countless lives along the way. Sarah highlights how cultural anxieties surrounding satanic rituals continue to echo today, linking these fears to modern conspiracy theories like QAnon. With insightful humor, they also discuss America's unique obsession with evil, revealing its roots in the nation’s history.


