OK, but hear me out: the five best podcasts to change your mind

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You’re Wrong About took off during lockdown for its conversational reassessment of events, people and phenomena “miscast in the public imagination”.

From multi-part explorations of Diana, Princess of Wales, and the OJ Simpson trial, to busting the myths of Koko the signing gorilla, each episode is wryly funny but diligently researched, with attention paid to context and accuracy.

Host Sarah Marshall’s compassion for misunderstood and maligned public figures stands out at a time when celebrities are increasingly speaking out about the toll of being in the spotlight. (You Must Remember This takes a similar tack to stories of early Hollywood. ) The episode on cancel culture – in which Marshall and her former co-host Michael Hobbes unpick the culture wars without using the (often meaningless) word “cancel” – takes a cool, considered view of an often strategically inflamed issue.

An explicit and honest discussion of sex by educator Ruby Rare, In Touch is a refreshing rejoinder to British reserve, extending “an intimate and playful education” around the different ways we connect to our bodies and to each other.