Anti-choice advertising? WHY?
I was looking forward to this new podcast, but the very first thing I heard when I started the very first episode was a message from an anti-choice organization. (It’s spun as an adoption-support org but makes the true intent clear; e.g., “I was pregnant and didn’t know what to do!” “We’ll help you make the right choice.”) Given the extreme divisiveness of this issue - especially right now, in a post-Roe world - why on earth would a popular (and wealthy) mainstream media outlet accept funds from an anti-choice organization? Surely there are many neutral advertisers who’d like to support a Josh Mankiewicz podcast. Or - and I hope this is not the case - is HE anti-choice? Is this something Josh believes in and chooses to promote via his high-profile platform? This is a missing-persons podcast. Why get political? It’s unnecessary and you’ve now lost at least one subscriber who has long been a real fan of Dateline and its reporters and spin-offs. I hope you change your minds about this advertiser.
SwiftNYC via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/07/22
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Great podcast ! Surprised it took a long time for a podcast like this to be finally made / glad it’s here . Hope there is will be a Canadian one made one day …
luckymel7 via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 07/27/22
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Kip n Jem via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/02/22
Hitting it out of the ballpark, per usual! If this show is focusing on missing people brought to the attention of Dateline by the public then, families…..contact Dateline!! Also, put into practice the “six degrees of separation” theory. Rack your brains about who you know and who they may know.
Mrs.Anderson731 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/27/22
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