# Sarah Josepha Hale
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Sarah Josepha Buell Hale (October 24, 1788 – April 30, 1879) was an American writer, activist, and an influential editor. She was the author of the nursery rhyme "Mary Had a Little Lamb". Hale famously campaigned for the creation of the American holiday known as Thanksgiving, and for the completion of the Bunker Hill Monument.
376 — Everything You Know About Holidays is a Manufactured Lie With Lara Day
How would you feel if everything you knew about the various popular holidays throughout the year were lies manufactured to divert your attention from their very real and sacred meaning? Depending on who you are, that knowledge could be revelatory or very disturbing and controversial…
Lara Day explo…
Thanksgiving: The Holiday at the Heart of the American Experience
We all know the story of Thanksgiving. Or do we? This uniquely American holiday has a rich and little-known history beyond the famous Pilgrim feast of 1621. Melanie Kirkpatrick joins us.
Further Reading
Book: Thanksgiving The Holiday at the Heart of the American Experience
Melanie’s website
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What Comes After Putin?
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Anne Applebaum is back on Gaslit Nation in Part II of a discussion that spans what comes after Putin, why it seems like Russia is behind so much destabilization around the world, and why the Holodomor, Stalin's 1933 genocide famine in Ukraine, matters today. Appleba…
A Thanksgiving History and Reflection
In a special Thanksgiving edition, Jerry and Becky trace the holiday's roots in American history and challenge listeners to make gratitude a lasting family practice.
Becky shares a favorite childhood Thanksgiving memory of her extended family's annual hog-butchering tradition, while Jerry recalls a…
Tradwives or, "The Cult of Domesticity with Better Lighting"
The TradWife trend is not new. We just used to call it the Cult of Domesticity — and back then it didn't come with a ring light.
Every few decades, America falls back in love with the idea that women, especially moms, belong at home. It's happening again right now with linen aprons and homemade so…
Story of Writing October 24, 2026
The transcontinental telegraph line goes operational across the U.S., the first person goes over Niagara Falls - and survives, women across Iceland go on strike for equal wages, and, born on this day: Sarah Josepha Hale and Alexandra David-Neel - with a reading from George McDonald's "At The Back o…
Holidays of the World — Thanksgiving, America's Day of Gratitude, November 26
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Holidays of the World — Thanksgiving, America's Day of Gratitude, November 26
On the fourth Thursday of November, America stops to give thanks. Families cross a continent to reach one table, and…
Let's Make Thanksgiving Sad! (AKA, Myth of the First Thanksgiving)
Welcome back Strangers! Today, we'll be going back to before the United States of America became a country to discuss the myth of the first Thanksgiving feast.
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Sarah Josepha Hale: The Woman Who Would Not Let Thanksgiving Die | Ministry Minute Episode 65
Thanksgiving is a national holiday because of a woman most people have never heard of. She wrote letters for fifteen years. Almost nobody wrote back.
Her name was Sarah Josepha Hale. Her story starts in 1822, when her husband died and left her with five children and a baby on the way. There weren…
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