Sarah Marshall is the insightful and compassionate host of the acclaimed podcast "You're Wrong About," a platform dedicated to revisiting and re-examining historical events, public figures, and pop culture phenomena that have been mischaracterized or misunderstood in the collective consciousness. Launched in 2018 with co-host Michael Hobbes, the podcast quickly garnered a dedicated following for its deeply researched yet conversational approach to debunking myths and shedding new light on narratives that have been oversimplified or distorted. Marshall, a journalist with an MFA in fiction from Portland State University, brings her keen analytical skills and a nuanced perspective to each topic, dismantling established perceptions with empathy and intellectual rigor. The core mission of "You're Wrong About" revolves around challenging misinformation and encouraging critical thinking. Marshall delves into diverse subjects ranging from true crime stories like the case of Elizabeth Báthory, to societal moral panics such as the Satanic Panic, and rehabilitating the public images of maligned figures like Tonya Harding and Britney Spears. Her content is characterized by a warm, humorous, and sometimes melancholic tone, inviting listeners to reconsider their assumptions rather than dictating a new truth. The podcast emphasizes the complexities of human behavior and societal forces, exploring systemic biases, historical context, and the psychological underpinnings of collective memory. Beyond the podcast's regular fortnightly episodes, Marshall actively engages with her community through various channels. The "You're Wrong About" team manages a vibrant presence on platforms like Instagram and Twitter, where they share episode insights and interact with their audience. A significant aspect of their business model is listener support through Patreon and Apple+ subscriptions, which unlock exclusive bonus content and foster a stronger sense of community among dedicated fans. In recent years, Marshall has expanded the show's reach through successful live touring events, often collaborating with fellow podcaster Chelsey Weber-Smith of "American Hysteria," blending historical analysis with theatrical elements for an immersive experience. Her work has been recognized with awards and mentions in prestigious publications like Time, The New Yorker, and The New York Times, cementing her role as a prominent voice in contemporary media critique and historical re-examination.