The host was literally eating cereals!
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“After the host’s introduction, the guest starts talking about the Chinese economy while the host on the background puts his bowl on the table, puts the spoon in the bowl, grabs the cereal box, pulls the plastic bag out, pours the cereal into to the bowl, after the liquid’s added, starts eating! And it doesn’t end there! He goes on eating for like 6-7 mins while you can hear the sound of spoon on the bowl and even his chewing!
Interesting podcast!”
HesamiddinM via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/20/21
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“I get a surprise every time I listen to an interview. Such deep and daring thinkers and Rob Johnson is a great host, making wonderful connections from economics to humanity, to art and music.”
irina-maryland via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/09/21
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“But will Rob PLEASE get out of the way! I want to hear the guest!
Short questions please Rob. At the moment, too long winded, repetitive and simplistic when the guest should have the floor
Thanks. Annie”
Grannie Annie Balmoral via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
01/22/22
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“The lack of respect for the guests is a bit shocking. The host leaves his mic on and while they speak he sighs heavily, rearranges papers and objects on his desk so loud they drown out the speaker, etc etc. Have the decency to mute your mic or at least edit that stuff out later. It sounds like a...”Read full review »
coughsoda via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/06/20
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