Speaker 1: Pushkin.
Speaker 2: People's intuitions are that that can't be right and so
Speaker 2: or that it can't be taken seriously. So, Malcolm, you've
Speaker 2: got to get people who take it seriously.
Speaker 3: I take it seriously. I don't think this is wacky
Speaker 3: as at all.
Speaker 1: I read this and I'm thinking this is dead serious.
Speaker 1: I'm Malcolm Gladwell here to tell you about season three
Speaker 1: of Revisionist History from Panople, where I get dead serious.
Speaker 4: School children being poisoned by one of the biggest symbols
Speaker 4: of our modern food. And so that was really the
Speaker 4: sort of the cherry on that rotten cake.
Speaker 1: This season, I want to talk about mass delusion because
Speaker 1: when you're deluded, you don't know you're deluded. You can't
Speaker 1: be reminded or educated. You're oblivious.
Speaker 5: And then the ranking minority member gets up and basically says,
Speaker 5: take your lie in data and go home, because we
Speaker 5: know what the truth is. We're being invaded and we've
Speaker 5: got to stop this.
Speaker 1: We'll meet the victims of mass hysteria and a hero
Speaker 1: who says things right.
Speaker 6: She is a mix of Joan of Arc, Madame Curie,
Speaker 6: and Florence Nightingale.
Speaker 1: But if you've listened to the first two seasons of
Speaker 1: Revisionist History, you'll know that I can't stay serious for long.
Speaker 3: One of the many weird things with that story is
Speaker 3: the notion that you are an OSS officer in Munich
Speaker 3: and you bring along a famous harmonica player.
Speaker 5: What's strange about that?
Speaker 6: It's kind of like a ride along, you know, like
Speaker 6: Kevin Hart and ice Q.
Speaker 1: Revisionist History Season three, join me for the ride along.
Speaker 6: And you're like, You're like, don't you know this is
Speaker 6: the safest time to get on an air community.
Speaker 1: I can be really quite condescending. It turns out.
Speaker 6: It's my favorite thing about you.
Speaker 1: Revision is History, because sometimes the past deserves a second chance.
Speaker 1: Season three launches May seventeenth on Panoply, Subscribe on Apple Podcasts,
Speaker 1: or wherever you like to listen.