Amazing for fans of comedy and conversation
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“This is a great podcast in every way. It is everything I expected it to be and more. I've always enjoyed host Paul Gilmartin as a contributor to the political podcast The Jimmy Dore Show, and he's been a good guest on many other podcasts I listen to, so I was glad he started his own show. He is a wonderful host - you can really hear his interest in his guests and the topics and his listeners.
The COMEDY: this is a great podcast to get inside the heads of cool comedians who you may or may not have heard of...they are all interesting guests in either case. The conversations tend to focus a bit more on feelings than comedy, but there are usually funny stories and humorous moments that keeps the whole thing well-balanced.
The MENTAL ILLNESS: this a great podcast for people who are affected by (or just interested in) mental health issues. Paul and his guests all have first-hand experiences with mental illness or depression, which constantly reinforces a theme for the listener - you are not alone in your pain. This aspect makes each episode almost a positive daily affirmation...an anti-depressant of sorts.
A great job...
Thanks Paul!”Read full review »
The Completist via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/04/11
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“Great, worthy idea. The interviews are getting better and better. Paul's chat with Chris Fairbanks is riveting and very moving. And the jokes are great too.”Read full review »
howsyerfather via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
06/02/11
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“I love this podcast. It centers and comforts me. I don't have a mental illness diagnosis, but I think everyone can get something out of this podcast. We can all relate to the thoughts and feelings of those with mental illness. Keep it up!”Read full review »
Jill Zwaanstra via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/08/11
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“I thoroughly enjoy this podcast. Host Paul Gilmartin has sincere conversations with guests without getting bogged down in the pathos, instead finding humour and perspective on it all.”
Clattersail via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
08/07/11
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