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S2. EP1. Tell Me A Story
- Podcast
- The Memory Hole Podcast
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- Apr 14, 2025
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- 1362
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Summary
Tell Me A Story; an introduction to Season 2 Memory's misuse in storytelling I made a second season because I wondered - why, if the recovered memory movement is over, do so many people still believe in repressed memories? Season 2 is for you if: -you love books, movies or otherwise escaping into a story -you think about memory and forgetting -you think about why we think about what we think about... -you liked Season 1 -you like learning about debunked beliefs. Please join me, won't you, once again, in The Memory Hole. Featuring Andromeda Romano-Lax -Her Present Tense Substack, featuring the recent post Do We Care About How Memory Really Works? Amnesia, "useful" unreliability, and the return of the Memory Wars -Her novel, The Deepest Lake Kat Rosenfield -Her Substack -Her novel, You must remember this Sources Jonathan Lethem’s Vintage Book of Amnesia The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins The Bourne Identity Memento Repressed memories in film This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jenamartin.substack.com