Humanism at its broadest
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“Can’t fault this show for lack of ambition, words or enthusiasm. The conversational, meeting of the minds dimension of it is truly unique. But sometimes you wish you could pick and choose one theme and disregard just about all the rest. At those times (and they are not infrequent) you might as well be listening to a different show altogether…”
R_Lloyd86 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/26/24
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“This is probalby one of the most important radio series ever conceived. The content is not dumbed down - it is up to date, challenging and thought provoking. The whole series needs to be made available as a national treasure.
Actually here is a request (if anybody reads this) why can we not...”Read full review »
johnmercer via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/17/06
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“I recommend this podcast to anyone fascinated by ideas. The subject matter is broad and the guests are extremely knowledgable. Mr. Bragg does an excellent job in asking insightful questions, but doesn't hog the spotlight. I look forward to downloading it each week.”Read full review »
Ed J via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/19/08
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“Melvyn Bragg is just brilliant – unfortunately the science episode on the beginnings of the Universe and Quarks has disappeared, but it was classic – whenever a phrase or term was too complex Melvyn stepped in to translate the term into something that anybody could comprehend and kept the tempo...”Read full review »
mdzb via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/15/07
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