The New Yorker
“It’s an apt mission statement for “You’re Wrong About,” which, despite the neatness of its name, is the one history podcast I’ve heard that assumes the audience is capable of complex thought.”
- Rachel Syme, The New Yorker, 2020
Time Magazine, The 10 Best Podcasts of 2019
”Michael Hobbes and Sarah Marshall… prove even the most well-known figures have unplumbed depths.”
- Eliana Dockterman, Time Magazine, 2019
Vox
They’re professional debunkers.”
-Rebecca Jennings, Vox, 2020
Vanity Fair
“…Marshall often talks about these public figures, usually women, being the only visible target we can lash out at when, really, it’s the larger capitalistic structures of power that deserve our scorn. Marshall has found that extending empathy toward people we might have misjudged in the past means extending empathy to our younger selves.”
-Joanna Robinson, Vanity Fair, 2021
The Guardian
“Nice on the earphones.”
- Miranda Sawyer, The Guardian, 2020
Columbia Journalism Review
“For Marshall and You’re Wrong About, growing an audience past the point of being able to connect with a podcast community is just not worth it. In the spirit of independent musicians of decades past, maybe the best choice is to eschew the power players while it’s still an option at all.”
-Cyrena Touros, Columbia Journalism Review, 2019
other interviews and press
Minnesota Public Radio’s The Daily Circuit
The Oregonian’s OregonLive
New York Magazine’s The Cut