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“Lillian Cunningham has done it again. First, she explored every president in “Presidential” (2016), then followed that up with “Constitutional” (2017), an examination of different aspects of the Constitution, its origins and its lasting effects. With “Moonrise” (2019), timed to start during the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 lunar landing, Cunningham goes beyond the traditional narrative of JFK’s famous challenge to get to the moon within the 1960s and goes back to the seeds being planted in the popular science fiction of the 1930s and 1940s. The parallels between these science fiction stories and the scientific developments of the day are closer than I was previously aware of, even intersecting. Fascinating! If you haven’t listened to this now, I highly recommend it. I am only a couple of episodes in as I write this review, and I am hooked.”
nwuwildcats96 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/15/21
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“Was getting into it but I don’t want to wait 10+ days for new episodes. Creator needs to stick to releasing new episodes weekly, as she said she would at the start of the podcast. I’ve lost interest while waiting.”
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United States of America ·
07/29/19
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“This could be an entertaining show if it weren’t for how the host works as hard as possible to stretch 5 minutes worth of content into 20. Her incredibly slow tempo of speech is almost as annoying as the ridiculous descriptions that are obviously used only to add more time to the show; for...”Read full review »
momser60 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/19/19
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