Narratively Out Loud

Narratively Out Loud

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  • My Bizarre Reign as New York’s King of “Virgin Russian Hair”
    Complete strangers wiring me $15k on the spot, smuggling blond ponytails across the Atlantic, secret rendezvous under the overpass — I just may have had the weirdest side hustle of all time.

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    33 min
  • Queen of the S.R.O.
    In gritty 1980s New York, one West Village flophouse became a last-chance refuge for addicts, criminals, LGBTQ runaways, and anyone with nowhere left to go. And my mom was their queen.

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    1 hr 4 min
  • The Pregnant Woman Who Led a Legendary Slave Rebellion
    In 1794 the people of Guadeloupe briefly tasted freedom. A woman named Solitude decided she’d rather die than go back into chains — but her heroism was nearly lost to history.

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    17 min
  • The Great Cottonmouth-Catching Get-Rich-Quick Scheme of 1956
    As a reptile-obsessed teen, I ran away to hunt lizards in the Everglades, then hatched a plan to milk venom from deadly snakes. It went even more comically wrong than you're thinking.

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    27 min
  • The World War II Hero Who Proved It’s Possible to Beat the NRA
    A half-century after he helped liberate Dachau, Felix Sparks lost his grandson to gun violence. His surprising victory reminds us how one determined person can take on political giants.

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    21 min
  • The Royal Spy Who Became the Feminist Answer to Shakespeare
    Aphra Behn was the first English woman in history to work as a professional writer. The only thing more colorful than her boundary-pushing stories was her own secretive life.

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    19 min
  • The Lost Prince of Yacht Rock
    In 1978 he was music’s next big thing. Then his album bombed, he began a long slide into obscurity, and a bizarre fraud sent him to prison. Will Dane Donohue finally get his encore?

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    37 min

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