Let Me Tell You Podcast

What if your first impressions of someone are all wrong? What if someone’s story is more moving and surprising than you could have ever imagined?

In Let Me Tell You, a weekly podcast from SBS Voices hosts Caitlin Chang and Sarah Malik meet eight Australians with incredible stories to share.

In each episode, our storytellers reveal, in their own voice, the choices that have led them to unexpected places. A woman who uncovered a truth her family had hidden for generations, a scholar who works as a trolley boy, and a queer person struggling to leave the church they grew up in; these stories will leave you glued to their every word.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/let-me-tell-you/id1628052749

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