Tammy Faye Bakker and Jessica Hahn

You're Wrong About

Sarah Marshall

True Crime, Society & Culture, News, Culture, Politics, History

4.6 • 23K Ratings

🗓️ 25 January 2019

⏱️ 67 minutes

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“She only said one thing her whole life”: Sarah tells Mike how two decent women became scapegoats for the actions of one terrible man. Digressions include Larry Flynt, NPR tote bags and Playboy back issues. This episode contains a detailed description of a sexual assault.

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0:00.0	Can you talk about what the prosperity gospel is?
0:02.1	This was another bullet that my family somehow avoided
0:04.1	with Jim really happy about.
0:05.1	Yeah, this is why I spent your life railing about bike lanes.
0:08.5	It's wonderful.
0:09.8	They like raised a cranky Dutchman somehow.
0:20.2	Welcome to your wrong about, the show
0:21.8	where we correct the past and build a better future.
0:24.7	Ooh.
0:25.9	That's terrible.
0:26.7	It sounds like a campaign slogan.
0:28.3	Well, it reminds me of the slogan of the space mega corporation
0:33.6	and James Cameron's aliens building better worlds.
0:37.3	That's what I was going for.
0:38.3	Yeah.
0:38.8	I am Michael Hobbs.
0:39.7	I am a reporter for The Humberington Post.
0:41.6	I'm Sarah Marshall and I'm a writer and residence
0:43.8	of the Black Mountain Institute.
0:45.2	And today we are talking about Tammy Faye Baker,
0:49.4	slash Mizner, and Jessica Hahn.
0:52.3	Yes.
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