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“I’m writing this review about the podcast from its inception up to around 2021. The storytelling at the beginning at most of the episodes about the hypothetical future is riveting, and the writing is quite engaging. I also enjoy the way the episodes are structured.
That said—and I’m not going to take any points off of my review for this—but the ads are so obnoxious and take up so much of each episode that it greatly impacts my enjoyment of the pod. I get that they need sponsors to continue doing the good work, but I feel like playing the exact same ads for ~3 minutes or more every 6-10 minutes of content is just so excessive and disruptive. I’m admittedly ignorant as heck and have never created a podcast, so I’m willing to accept that I’m just dumb, but I feel like they could make the ads at the beginning and end longer and shorten the ad breaks throughout each episode. I don’t know, I just think it’s crazy how many ad breaks there are and how long they each last considering most episodes are only 25-45 minutes long. Much longer and more frequent than BTB or other podcasts I listen to. Anyway, rant over. I still love the podcast so far and you haven’t lost a listener.”
nicknamebrokentryagain via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/03/24
More reviews of It Could Happen Here
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“I acknowledge this hasn’t dropped yet, but I have spent several years listening to Robert Evans now in one way shape or form and I admire him. I admire his brain, morality, and work ethic. This podcast promises to be not only good but truly important.”
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United States of America ·
03/22/19
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“I've been a fan of Robert Evan's work for years, and what makes the scenario he presents so compelling is his familiarity with the groups involved and having seen similar "unthinkable" events play out in real life through his reporting in Ukraine, Iraq, and other conflict zones.”Read full review »
Brother Malleus via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/29/19
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“Its just sad some individuals will not give this possibility any consideration. That willful ignorance will not protect them from can and has historically happened before. They said those same things before the outset of the Second World War and its not just a fascism fear spawning out but a...”Read full review »
SouthernArch via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/28/19
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