Not worth your time
tldr; remember Bill Murray’s whiskey commercials in Lost in Translation? This is what you’re getting. I like Malcolm Gladwell’s revisionist history. He finds an unusual way to cover a topic we thought we already knew. I didn’t care particularly about Lexus coming in to this podcast, but the company probably had an interesting story given Malcolm was covering it. Nope. I was expecting to get a story about the company’s quirks, the technical hurdles they overcame, maybe some key players and their interesting lives. Instead, this series reads like an advertisement. Malcolm delivers like he’s a paid spokesman for Lexus. I suspect there was a little too much meddling by the sponsors in this one. I wish they would just let him talk about what he wanted to talk about. Not really worth listening to unless you’re already sold. Like the cars themselves, this was a bit over engineered.
dearmrfox via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/30/20
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Yes it was funded by Lexus and is content about Lexus vehicles but what were you expecting? This podcast is contains content about how Lexus cars are developed from a neat perspective. unlike advertisements the podcast never mentions price or your local dealership.
ed108649 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/22/20
It's an intriguing idea. Visit and report back about the Japanese car division that was founded in order to build the best luxury car in the world. And it's Malcolm Gladwell, so you look forward to his quirky insight that challenges conventional wisdom. But 10 minutes into the first...Read full review »
myelo12 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/08/20
I miss abit of the multilayered storytelling, but the nuances and the details are there and it’s a pleasure to listen.
hanneshe via Apple Podcasts · Estonia · 04/01/20
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