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“This is a compulsive listen, I simply couldn’t stop once I started. Saul took me on a deep mesmerising journey to meet his dad, his family and his dad’s mysterious past. This is investigative journalism at its best. Be prepared to be caught in this web and lured into Christopher Wordsworth’s unique world. It’s Also deeply illuminating about a certain time and place and how family patterns mark a person. You won’t regret finding this podcast and it might be a bit healing too.”
You’rejusttoogoodtobetrue via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/10/24
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“A delightful and intimate listen”
Smelmeister via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/28/24
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“I listened to bits of this and skipped over parts as it’s a bit boring in sections. Also the main character Christopher Wordsworth is such a deeply unpleasant narcissist that I struggled to engage with the story. An interesting insight into some rackety bohemian types but overall hard to feel...”Read full review »
lordruncibald via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/08/24
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“An interesting personal study into an interesting character, but a tad overdramatised. The podcast title is rather misleading; I don’t think one could characterise Chris Wordsworth as a devil. A deeply flawed individual yes, but not evil or the devil!”
MJTay84 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/28/24
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