Pointless “investigation” of a very serious topic
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“Season 13 is a terrible piece of journalism, in my opinion. The only valid piece if information is that Neil Gaiman is a slimy old rich guy. Other than that, what’s the story?!?! Women of age had unpleasant sexual experiences with him. Welcome to the real world! Some experiences will be (highly) unpleasant and we all do things we regret. As long as nobody was underage, threatened or coerced how is this a story about sexual abuse?! We, as a society, are still struggling to make men understand that NO means NO. Why are we discussing the fact that, “I had a wonderful time yesterday” somehow also means NO when the man is rich and famous?! Not saying those women were not upset by their experiences, they were, but it wad their own bad choices that led to that, and we all made bad choices at some point and we were all upset (yeah, even in therapy sometimes). However, blaming it all on the slimy guy is just wrong. Adult women not taking responsibility for their own bad/painful choices is not the image one wants to promote.”
Enigel69 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/12/24
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“I love investigative journalism and this is told so brilliantly, I listen to each episode as soon as it arrives”
alicesophie01 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/18/21
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“I’m really enjoying the podcast - but I think I must of missed the detail of how the catfisher was able to change their voice on the telephone to so many different female and male characters for the victim??”
able mary via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/11/21
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“It’s been a while since I’ve been excited for a podcast, this one ticks ALL of the boxes. Bring on next week!”
Hanah20188 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/10/21
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