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“Are you a child of the 60s, eager to hear a Brit have a go at straight-faced untiring mimicry of Jim Backus's Locust Valley lockjaw? Perhaps you're a millennial, most comfortable with podcast guests whose erudition and generational solidarity are best evinced by nearly every response beginning, "So…"
Climb aboard! BBC has you covered, compulsorily.”Read full review »
TooIllOrEase via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/12/23
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“Absolutely love the content. What is less enjoyable is the fact that Melvyn interrupts his guests in quite an irritating way and constantly talks over or cuts across the female academics.”
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Great Britain ·
02/09/23
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“I’ve enjoyed nearly all that I’ve listened to and the ones I didn’t enjoy so much, half of those were a bit beyond me though some of them, I thought, well, the scientists don’t know much, I don’t know why they bothered doing the show (eg Bird Migration). But still I really enjoy and appreciate...”Read full review »
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02/04/20
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“I have never found a show that explores scientific ideas and ideas so deeply. It's by far my favorite podcast.
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New York City”Read full review »
MattRJones via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/17/16
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