Fascinating at first, becomes a broken record over time
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“I read Jim's books and I loved the early episodes and listened to every single episode of Kunstlercast. At first, Jim's near-encyclopedic knowledge of history and city planning (and his gift at juicy adjectives) was pretty captivating. But after a while, this podcast just sounded more and more like a broken record, or perhaps a soap opera where I thought I'd already heard the plot in a dozen prior episodes.
To save yourself a hundred hours of listening, here's basically everything Jim says:
#1: We're running out of oil (duh)
#2: Because Jim loves small-scale living and pre-modern architecture, that's what we'll be returning to after the oil crash happens.
#3: Everyone who doesn't share Jim's opinions is incompetent or an idiot.
I finally stopped listening.”Read full review »
eg2b via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/21/10
“Everybody should listen to/read James Howard Kunstler. He's an important voice in these transformative times of debt and depravity. He's damned entertaining as well. Many kudos to Duncan for making this happen.”Read full review »
cabezonamungus via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/09/10