The Imaginary Crimes of Margit Hamosh | Revisionist History | Malcolm Gladwell

Epidemics of fear repeat themselves. The first time as tragedy. The second time as farce. Margit Hamosh? Definitely farce. What was it that Margit Hamosh did? What was her alleged fraud?
Season 3 (2018)
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ABOUT REVISIONIST HISTORY
Revisionist History is Malcolm Gladwell’s journey through the overlooked and the misunderstood. Every podcast episode re-examines something from the past - an event, a person, an idea, even a song - and asks whether we got it right the first time. Because sometimes the past deserves a second chance.
ABOUT MALCOLM GLADWELL
Malcolm Gladwell is president and co-founder of Pushkin Industries. He is a journalist, a speaker, and the author of six New York Times bestsellers including The Tipping Point, Blink, Outliers, David and Goliath, and Talking to Strangers. He has been a staff writer for the New Yorker since 1996. He is a trustee of the Surgo Foundation and currently serves on the board of the RAND Corporation.
ABOUT PUSHKIN INDUSTRIES
Pushkin Industries is an audio production company dedicated to creating premium content in a collaborative environment. Co-founded by Malcolm Gladwell and Jacob Weisberg in 2018, Pushkin has launched seven new shows into the top 10 on Apple Podcasts (Against the Rules, The Happiness Lab, Solvable, Cautionary Tales, Deep Cover, The Last Archive, and Lost Hills), in addition to producing the hugely successful Revisionist History. Pushkin’s growing audiobook catalogue includes includes the bestselling biography “Fauci,” by Michael Specter, “Hasta La Vista, America,” Kurt Andersen’s parody Trump farewell speech performed by Alec Baldwin, "Takeover" by Noah Feldman, and “Talking to Strangers,” from Pushkin co-founder Malcolm Gladwell. Pushkin is dedicated to producing audio in any format that challenges listeners and inspires curiosity and joy.
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[@jimmyolsenblues]

I swear to God, I want Malcolm to read bed time stories. <3 <3

[@Redmenace96]

Mr. Gladwell is a good guy. He can be wrong or right, but I think he works for honesty.

[@user-tb1tn5sm7k]

World class story telling, This story amplifies my own beliefs about the news. That the 'mainstream media" does an amazing job reporting the news accurately and appropriately. Occasionally, they allow "news worthiness" and "political bias" rule the coverage. This makes news inaccurate or dangerously misleading . I'm looking forward to the follow up podcast. if you could let me know when it drops

[@willmpet]

This is what happens when we let fear control us.

[@dejan_krsic]

great storyteller! Every RH is great in its own way!

[@MeeCee5204]

It sounds to me more like a problem with the verb she used than with the word "presently."

[@benhills1340]

Can't wait for the next episode. Hopefully I'll have time to stock up on bathroom tissue.

[@josefrietveld219]

There is no document of civilization that isn‘t at the same time a document of barbarism

[@YoYo-gt5iq]

Is part 2 of this out?

[@AnotherWayFilms]

What is the title to the part 2 of this important podcast episode?

[@marylee8372]

Where are the second and third episodes on this topic?

[@cicciobellomio50]

I really don’t think you can excuse the conduct of the press by saying that we all would’ve done the same thing. People leaked information from the government to avoid the process and avoid doing the hard work of justifying their findings. I have seen this too often and it is a very disturbing issue because the press becomes the enabler’s. I do not believe it is going away and when people say that we all would’ve done it at the time it is really not justified. It was never appropriate time to do this.

[@keep-ukraine-free528]

Malcolm is a great story teller and a prolific investigator. But sometimes (rarely), it's difficult to know whether he engages in conspiratorial thinking. This podcast was great, but his words at the end left an uneasy feeling for me. His last words made me think: "that' a great way to set up a scenario to also blame our healthcare authorities (CDC, NIH) & Dr. Fauci for allegedly 'fooling the public' or 'lying to the public' [when in-fact they did not lie or try to fool anyone]." Today in 'Merika, too many assume (falsely) that the scientific community did wrongful things during the COVID-19 pandemic. They Did Not. The countless real career scientists gave factual information that were almost always correct, relevant, & appropriate AT THE TIME THEY GAVE IT. Since Malcolm often seems to be against governmental institutions like the NIH -- so, at the end of this he incorrectly blamed the NIH for "not apologizing" when in-fact it was the OSI who caused this anti-science mass psychosis (the OSI was a tiny group of non-scientific speculative "who-dunnits" inside the NIH).

[@elgar104]

Religion. Hello?!

[@Edo9River]

Really if you step back, how many people died of drunken driving compared to the 3 cases 😢. Where’s the sense of perspective?

[@paulhue86]

I’m baffled how Malcolm doesn’t see the mass hysteria at play in both the Covid & AIDS phenomena.