I made you think you was dream.

My name is Caden Sinclair.

Some people call us American royalty.

We were liars.

A new series on Prime Video.

We were happy. We wanted for nothing.

Based on the best-selling novel.

Something terrible happened last summer,

and I have no memory of what or who hurt me.

No one in my family will tell me.

When you're left for dead, you want answers. We Will Liars. New series, watch now, only on Prime Video.

This is death, sex, and money from Slate. I mean a sale. Our show has just joined Slate this year, as you may have heard, and as we celebrated with our revival episode in your feed last week, the team and I are busy recording and crafting new episodes that we will start sharing with you very soon. But in the meantime, as we put down new roots and keep refining our mission for this new era of the show,

we're going to share some episodes with you that really, to me, exemplify the spirit of death, sex, and money, and what we want to do together with our listeners.

And as you listen to these classic episodes, here's what I want you to pay attention to.

We talk about death, sex, and money here, yes, but I'm most proud of how we do that.

We are a show that tries to get to the heart of things that doesn't pull punches when there's a tough or delicate question.

I'm going to ask it.

And I'm also going to give our guests room to explain, to try to help me,

and by extension, us, the listeners, understand something specific about their experience,

to make it concrete in all of our imaginations. And that objective, to listen closely, to hear the moments of transition and difficult choices that have made up each person's life, that's affected how I move through the world.

And I feel like this episode that we're sharing today that we first made in 2017, it really shows that. What happens when I look up and ask some

questions about what's going on with all the other people moving around the community where I live?

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