A series of strange and violent deaths rocked Osage County Oklahoma a century ago.

Sisters Rita, Mini, Anna and their mother Lizzie all left behind lucrative rights to the

oil beneath Osage land, while lawman Tom White was horrified by the chilling plot he uncovered.

Join me, Tim Halford, host of the Corsary Tales Podcast, for my new two-parter on the Osage

Killings, the story behind the book and film Killers of the Flower Moon.

Part one is available now wherever you get your podcasts.

Hi, I'm Phil Downeyhue.

And I'm Marlo Thomas, and we're going on a series of double dates to find out.

What makes a marriage last?

Mad old expression, is there a doctor in the house?

Was never more fitting than one afternoon when Marlo and I had the doctor in our house.

Rebecca and Dr. Sanjay Gupta were in town from Atlanta so they dropped by our apartment to talk marriage.

From the first moment they walked in, you could feel their calm compatibility.

They have three daughters and a busy life and they do a lot of philanthropic work together.

It's a relationship that's built on different cultural backgrounds.

Unlike Rebecca whose family is Scandinavian, Sanjay grew up with a distinct sense of being an outsider as an Indian American in a small Michigan town.

I don't think people knew what to make of Indians.

I was the only Indian, you know, really.

There was no history with...

I was obviously a different colored skin, I had a funny name, you know, all that sort of stuff.

But other than that, there was no institutional prejudice that I experienced with Rebecca's family.

Obviously, any of that sort of stuff.

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