Picture this.
A view from a window — a quiet street, two kids, a dog, a tree.
Now look again — the same image, re-painted, re-colored, remembered differently.
Each retelling moves us an inch away from truth and a mile closer to emotion.”
“It’s the oldest game we play — the telephone game.
Except now the whispers aren’t children in a circle — they’re algorithms, headlines, and party lines.”
“I’m Sam Everly, and this is The Sam Everly Podcast.
This episode, we’re talking about how stories mutate, how history gets repainted,
and how cruelty became easier to applaud than clarity.
