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“Aging Midwestern Conservative here, heartsick at the possibility that Donald Trump was the eventuality of conservatism all along.
Matt and Sam put together 12 episodes that demonstrated that they knew, and had some interesting insights, into conservatism.
Then in Episode 13 they retreated, with a third voice, into a snotty-snarky echo chamber, doing an interesting enough show on Norman Podhoretz’s 1965 Book “Making It,” but larding it with dubious asides about racism, sexism, white privilege, and even Donald Trump's supposed unconscious anti-semitism, about which they were almost entirely incoherent.
In other words, roughly what I expected from young progressives when I first listened and was surprised by something better than that.
I hope they didn't so shoot the wad in twelve episodes that inanity is going to be in heavy rotation from now on.”Read full review »
RWB in Indiana via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/17/20
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“I’m really enjoying this. As someone on the left, I think it’s important to learn the ideological origins of contemporary conservatives and logic that underlies their political theories. Too often the left engages the right by labeling them as racists, classists, cruel, or whatever. While...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
08/15/19
“I really cannot recommend this podcast enough. It's a fascinating and thoughtful look at conservative intellectual history and thought hosted by two people in Matt and Sam who are more than qualified to discuss these issues. It's something that everyone to the left/liberal side should...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
06/28/19
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“Deeply intelligent and nuanced discussions on contemporary (and historic) movements of Conservatism with an earnest attempt to understand the true believers. Despite being a common affect of the Left, their criticisms of the Right never become too snide or academic, and there’s just enough levity...”Read full review »
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Canada ·
06/27/20
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