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“A really fascinating listen on the promises of the postwar years and how they went unfulfilled. Ros Taylor is an exceptional, well-researched presenter and she really dives deep here. A brilliant and enjoyable series.”
Nndroid via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/22/23
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“This podcast casts a very interesting alternative narrative for the “keep calm and carry on” and the “blitz spirit”.
The archive data of public opinion is very interesting as well but I absolutely hate the way it is presented in a crappily sounding archive voice. It is very distracting....”Read full review »
Sam the American Eagle via Apple Podcasts ·
Netherlands ·
01/18/23
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“Such an original and effective way of exploring post ‘45 British (and Commonwealth) history. As a New Zealand listener I can recognise many of these themes and echoes. Am thrilled there’s a 3rd season on the way! Another Podcasters’ gem!”
dont evn try rise up via Apple Podcasts ·
New Zealand ·
05/25/24
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“This is an excellent series by Ros Taylor. The episodes are well written and beautifully narrated. The public service announcements from the archives set the tone well. It’s an evocative social history spanning my early childhood through to the present day. It’s sad to see the post war idealism, ...”Read full review »
musonymous via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/04/23
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