You Must Remember This
A podcast by Karina Longworth

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266 Episodes
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67: MGM Stories Part 12: Lana Turner
Published: 12/1/2015 -
66: MGM Stories Part 11: David O. Selznick Part Two: Jennifer Jones and Robert Walker
Published: 11/24/2015 -
65: MGM Stories Part 10: David O. Selznick Part One: The Mayers and Gone With the Wind
Published: 11/17/2015 -
64: MGM Stories Part 9: Spencer Tracy
Published: 11/10/2015 -
63: MGM Stories Part 8: Eddie Mannix
Published: 11/3/2015 -
62: MGM Stories Part 7: MGM's children: Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland
Published: 10/27/2015 -
61: MGM Stories Part 6: Jean Harlow
Published: 10/20/2015 -
60: MGM Stories Part 5: William Haines and Hollywood’s First Openly Gay Marriage
Published: 10/13/2015 -
59: MGM Stories Part 4: John Gilbert and Greta Garbo
Published: 10/6/2015 -
58: MGM Stories Part 3: Buster Keaton’s Biggest Mistake
Published: 9/29/2015 -
57: MGM Stories Part 2: Marion Davies, William Randolph Hearst, and Citizen Kane
Published: 9/22/2015 -
56: MGM Stories Part 1: Louis B. Mayer vs. Irving Thalberg
Published: 9/15/2015 -
55: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 12: The Manson Family on Trial
Published: 8/11/2015 -
54: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 11: Death Valley ’69
Published: 8/4/2015 -
53: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 10: Roman Polanski After Sharon Tate
Published: 7/28/2015 -
52: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 9: August 8-10, 1969
Published: 7/21/2015 -
51: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 8: Sharon Tate and Roman Polanski
Published: 7/14/2015 -
50: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 7: Sharon Tate and Jay Sebring
Published: 7/7/2015 -
49: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 6: Kenneth Anger and Bobby Beausoleil
Published: 6/30/2015 -
48: Charles Manson’s Hollywood, Part 5: Doris Day and Terry Melcher
Published: 6/23/2015
You Must Remember This is a storytelling podcast exploring the secret and/or forgotten histories of Hollywood’s first century. It’s the brainchild and passion project of Karina Longworth (founder of Cinematical.com, former film critic for LA Weekly), who writes, narrates, records and edits each episode. It is a heavily-researched work of creative nonfiction: navigating through conflicting reports, mythology, and institutionalized spin, Karina tries to sort out what really happened behind the films, stars and scandals of the 20th century.