Please reconsider spoilers
This podcast was suggested by a friend. I listened to one episode and loved it so much I recommended it to others. But then, I started listening to another with someone I just love, and Neil started talking about the surprise ending of the book. I had read the book as a child, but did not remember the ending so I quickly stopped the show and quit listening. A podcast about books clearly will inspire listeners to read or re-read the books mentioned as formative. Come on! You don’t have to give everything away to have deep and meaningful conversations. Now it seems pointless to listen to this unless I can look ahead and read the books before I listen. But it’s the guest’s mention of the books and their reactions to them that inspires me to read or reread them in the first place. If I want just a list of book recommendations, there are lots of ways to find that without having the book spoiled for me. So I guess I didn’t find a new podcast to love after all.
computer science newb via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/24/21
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Had the privilege of meeting Neil yesterday and he mention his podcast when we were chatting about a private school and my farm. Began listening to it and this podcast is as special as his books. Real and inspiring. Thanks Neil for being real. And we need to go for some poutine soon.
mike gallo life via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 10/31/19
Very much looking forward to this podcast!
o.k.12345 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/31/18
Thanks Neil for a wonderful podcast, so many fabulous chapters, looking forward hearing many more 📚
Georgy McD via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 01/07/19
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