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“The narrator/creator spends the last episode debating the merits of naming the perpetrator, obviously deciding in favour of it because his name is mentioned countless times during the podcast. But when it came to wrapping up her last episode, she expresses her condolences “… to the family of those who were killed in the Toronto van attack..”. I mean, come on. She could have named each and every one of them. There were 11 dead and 16 injured. That’s 27 names. It would have taken less than a minute. I guarantee she named the attacker way more than 27 times throughout the podcast. I have no idea how this was missed in editing or overlooked by her producers. How indelicate and frankly amateur.”
Matante Sogo via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/10/22
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“Compelling theory, new concepts to me, especially the dark web stuff.”
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United States of America ·
11/28/21
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“Excellent investigative reporting! Thank you for showing that people with ASD are multifaceted and may have both “good” and “bad” behavior, people with ASD are, well, people just like everyone else! Highly recommended🥰 and thank you from the bottom of my heart Podcast Team!”
Tulips21 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/27/21
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“This is such a well-researched and well-presented show that really shows journalistic integrity, a quality that is greatly missing today. The creator presents a very real look at the incel movement, it’s origins, how it got hijacked, and how mentally ill men are most susceptible to it. It doesn’t...”Read full review »
Ciebe via Apple Podcasts ·
India ·
05/11/23
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