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“I love Diane Ray’s interviews. She is curious & deeply intellectual in her probing of a topic yet kind & humble toward her guests at the same time—a rare combination! Diane Ray has the intelligence to expertly address issues while encouraging her guests to explore such topics even further during the broadcast & giving them plenty of air time to do so. Most journalists & interviewers are constantly trying to prove how smart THEY are at the expense of their guests, but not Diane Ray—she truly makes the show a two-way conversation that lifts the intellectual scope of the discussion even higher to a groundbreaking & fascinating level. I wish all interviewers were like her—what a gem.”
Dh5673 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/21/19
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“Diane Ray is a fantastic interviewer. She’s a true explorer and is naturally inquisitive and compassionate. A seeker, her questions are deep, practical and insightful. What tremendous value she brings to listeners on her podcasts with the amazing guests she hosts! Groundbreaking”
PamelaConner via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/18/23
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“Diane hosted the Dr Wayne Dyer on the old Hayhouse Radio. My favorite. Her kind and inquisitive style makes her interviews all the more inviting and interesting. I’m so glad she’s hosting these shows.”
805 MM via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/24/21
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“I’ve followed Diane Ray since her days at Hay House, hosting with Wayne Dyer. I’ve always loved her authenticity and openness about her own journey. I enjoy listening to her insights and those of her guests. 🩷”
Lisa Capehart via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/18/23
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