Podcast becoming politically biased
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“I loved this podcast when it discussed new trends with money, new ideas, and good tips.
Lately with the new hosts I have noticed that personal or someone’s political bias is governing more of the shows. They are less about “new ideas” and more out “my ideas” (referencing whomever is producing it).
Great example is the recent episode about Adam Smith. How is that a helpful consumer tip about money? The episode goes into detail about how Adam Smith isn't a capitalist and expressing the political views of the production team.
Get back to new ideas about money. Talk about budgeting software, nft’s, new financial advice, smartphone tools, money on mars, whatever. Skip the partisan conversation.”Read full review »
theshawz via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/09/22
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“I love this podcast because it applies academic economics to current issues and presents them in ways that everyone can understand. It is relatively apolitical and deals with facts and data, interpreting them so we can all understand how and why current economic issues affect us in our daily lives.”
Wolvocarlo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/26/22
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“Love the way they frame the issues and let me draw my own conclusions. Data tracking episode was really interesting.”
Bovicide via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/04/22
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“So why don’t we talk about price controls for essential goods as a means of slowing inflation, as Melanchon is proposing?”
Petrsdyt66 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/17/22
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