There's a sled dog grunt in my soup.

Lower your voice, or everyone will want some.

Welcome to your wrong about. I'm Sarah Marshall, and this week we are joined by our wonderful survival correspondent Blair Braverman. Except this time I'm telling her a story about what happened aboard the Bluebell and why an 11-year-old girl was its sole survivor. It's a survival story, and it's also a true crime story and a story involving suicide. So please listen with care.

And now let's go talk to our friend Blair Braverman

and learn about survival in many different senses of the word.

Welcome to your wrong about the podcast where we're surviving.

And with me today is Blair Braverman, noted survivalist.

And everyone listening today is surviving things right now. and we are going to talk about another survival

story and make a beautiful survival parfait. Blair, hello. Sarah Marshall. I love using the term

survival parfe with you. I'm trying to think of it. I don't have one. I'm not fast enough, but it's okay. You'll think

of a trauma dessert later. I will. This was actually, this was, have we talked about how I loved

the TikTok trend a while ago of trauma candy salad where it would be like, my name's Mandy. And when I

was at Children's Hospital, when I was 18 months old, my dad gambled away all of our

savings. And I brought nerds ropes. What would your trauma salad entry be, Sarah?

All right. This is a funny one. But a trauma candy salad, and to be clear, I don't, this is like

more funny than anything. So it's a cop out.

But when I was 11, my dad got drunk with a guy who ran the wicker story down the street and

dyed his hair black. And then when he woke me up for school, I thought he was a burglar.

Okay, but what kind of candy did you bring? Oh, and I brought peanut buttering jelly

M&Ms. And jelly? Yeah, I got some on discount the other day. They might be on their way out.

Have you tried them yet? No, yeah. I ate them all immediately. They were great.

Oh my gosh.

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