Reviews
This is possibly my favourite show and podcast of all time. Cuts through the nonsense and looks at real data in such an understandable way. If you don’t listen to this, you should, including the back catalogue. I look forward to every episode.
rand6383729 via Apple Podcasts · Norway · 07/20/24
I like this podcast because it’s clear, go straight to the point and nicely animated. I know Tim Hartford from his book « The Logic of Life », it was a compulsory reading given by our teacher at the University of Geneva at that time. I loved it!
E.S_Martin via Apple Podcasts · France · 07/06/24
Dear Mr Harfort, I am writing about your very interesting and solidly supported podcast —as is all the material you produce—on the US maternal-related mortality statistics,. You rightly conclude that the upward trend in the last two decades for the US results from a statistical mirage—the...Read full review »
Vladimir Brailovsky via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/01/24
It was revealed ahead of its release that some of those writing the report have direct links to a group that advocates for the practice of so-called ‘conversion therapy’ - something they didn't declare. Dr Hillary Cass herself met with 'Don't Say Gay' architect Ron De Santis...Read full review »
musictycoon via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/05/24
I’m really disappointed that they chose to let Hilary Cass, a transphobic quack, speak without also featuring any trans people or people with expertise on trans medical care. I’m unsubscribing, as I can’t trust them to present a balanced view any more.
A Feral Pigeon via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 04/23/24
Shameful for the BBC to be platforming Dr Cass, who collaborated with anti-trans lobbyists in the U.K. and US to create a sham of a document that is now being used to deny trans people healthcare. No trans people were interviewed for the episode either. Reaching new low every day at the BBC.
NewModelNo122 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 04/20/24
I often end up finding myself correcting friends and colleagues using knowledge from this podcast. Everyone should listen to something like this and read and watch news and other media through the same critical lens taken on this show. Thank you!
Evil_Pumba via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 02/22/24
Used to really like this podcast but it has deteriorated to the point I’m unsubscribing for all the reasons already pointed out in other posts. It used to be much better when Tim Harford was in charge.
Ladybird166 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 12/18/23
Sadly the BBC bias creeping into these podcasts too. It was good whilst it lasted. Wokeness again
Dr Jeanette Spooner via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 11/25/23
So many claims that don’t seem right are made, even in reputable newspapers these days, not to mention the internet. This programme redresses the balance and calls out the false statements. Manages to be so entertaining too.
lost but hopinv to be found via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 11/13/23
The weirdly alien accent of the presenter makes the content unintelligible. Please bring back the normal British accent if you don’t want to lose your international following
shoichul via Apple Podcasts · India · 11/12/23
In the "post truth era" of politics More or Less is a shining beacon of evidence and facts. All numbers are put to the test, "the onion is peeled" and the real numbers with their true meaning revealed. Thank you.Read full review »
Simon The Keeper via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 10/29/23
They ask the experts and that is so refreshing.
PeterPottery via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/25/23
Truth and logic and clarity makes great programs - and this is the best- a shame the BBC doesn’t take this a model for the rest of its programmes!
AnglianDoctor via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 10/02/23
Used to be good, increasingly less so. Knee-jerk partisan political bias and selective reporting. NB it’s a bbc production.
obafgkmn via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 09/08/23
You did miss out on the central question re natural gas- will there be a world where it is not part of the energy solution- not by 2030, I doubt by 2050 so the question is do we need the supply not if it is polluting. A side from this, More or Less brings the research to the questions of the...Read full review »
moving on-missu via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/06/23
An essential guide to fact checking numbers, especially those spouted by politicians. My only gripe is the scripted banter and unnecessary sound effects which somewhat dumbs down the programme.
RWJ63 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 09/02/23
More or Less is always informative and interesting and another i - well I can’t think of one - but rest assured the dulcet tones of Tim and team will set you on the path to rightness and righteousness. Love it and cherish it.
realmojo90 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 08/30/23
Like other bbc podcasts it is becoming a bit like overwhelmed with adverts.
Bob Cranshaw via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 08/12/23
Used to be really interesting and fun but new presenter is really dull. All the humour has gone out of the show
Sweary.spice via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 07/23/23
I heard in “sapiens” by yuval Noah Harari that more Christians were killed in saint bartholomews day massacre than in the Roman Empires whole existence I question this Keep up the good work!
Fanofshorthistoryof… via Apple Podcasts · Ireland · 07/08/23
Can you create a separate feed for the short shows so that I don’t have to hear them twice?
BoyArden via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 06/25/23
The way ‘economics’ should be taught.
takinite via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/21/23
I heard that every ounce of dark chocolate has 12 milligrams of caffeine in it. I quite often have chocolate before bed (and then brush my teeth again) so the answer would be quite important to me.
🙂‍↔️🧏‍♂️🤫 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 05/31/23
Seems to have been dumbed down in the last few months. Presenter speaks really slowly and repeats everything interviewee says, like they think the audience are children
SimonR22 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 05/14/23
Pretty much the show that started me listening to podcasts. It’s a must for anyone wanting to understand numbers and stories of the day. Should be mandatory listening for politicians.
rand6383729 via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 04/08/23
As they say they look at the numbers all around us. One often asked question is “is this a big number?” It’s always when a number sounds big but on large scales sometimes it’s actually not a big number. Many people don’t have have a good grasp of scale, as numbers get big they are hard to...Read full review »
clwoodshop via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/17/23
Believe WHO numbers on China‘s COVID statistics only if policy agree
NedRise&Fanny via Apple Podcasts · Germany · 01/07/23
Good bedtime listen for me love it
podcast. lover via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 12/15/22
I love this show, a must listen on my ride to work.
SysEngShep via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 11/11/22
Best weekend relax possible is to listen this!!!
Skerlita via Apple Podcasts · Czech Republic · 09/18/22
The show used to be good but has become more woke to the point of not questioning anything in the wage gap episode as to why there might be any difference in salary between men and women. Neglected to mention that women earn more than men up to the child rearing age and not commenting on...Read full review »
Bracket Basher via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 09/13/22
Think any? If so, this podcast is worth your time.
u20yodle67stan45. via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/31/22
Pretty good I like it 👍
twaddle bea via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 08/20/22
This is one podcast that I almost never miss. Give a listen;you will be almost be guaranteed to learn something…. More importantly it will be something worth knowing! If you don’t care about the data or analysis, then just listen to hear Tim’s velveteen vocal tone and British accent. 🤣
High Fidelity via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/10/22
I’m a loyal listener. The podcast is both informative and humorous. Keep up the great work.
iambeno via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 07/25/22
An excellent podcast, always very interesting.
dldnh via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/26/22
This should be mandatory listening for everyone and the BBC should provide more of the context it brings for all their news and current affairs broadcasting.
CharlBut via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 05/10/22
I love the show as I love stats and breaking them down. However can we please put duplicate World Series episodes in a separate podcast so I don’t have to listen to things twice. Thanks :)
I_am_JT via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 04/25/22
Very useful in this day and age where lies are so easily told and truths are warped… especially by those in power… also good fun to listen to!
Simusio via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 02/22/22
Normally a great show but Gabriel gatehouse seemed barely informed of the subject he was talking about. Good job More or Less were there to educate him.
Blenkiboy via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 01/17/22
Just listened to the episode on population statistics - fascinating. Anyone interested in further reading should look up Youthquake by Edward Paice - a deep dive into the demographics of Africa.
PdeMethley via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 01/04/22
By far my favourite podcast. I love the blend of humour and serious statistics. It should be put on schools curriculum as an antidote to social media sensationalism.
Jan99Don via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 10/06/21
It has often been good, but then the guest about the “gender pay gap” was a reporter from leftist NPR. I unfollowed the podcast. It isn’t that I object to disparate opinions, I object to activism masquerading as expertise. Surely the host of the show knows that there are experts on this topic.
nicmart via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/05/21
I enjoy the show but find it annoyingly repetitive. Either the short episodes or the long should be in the podcast, not both.
nickname TBA via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 09/22/21
Your program brings clarity and sense to the numbers (mid)quoted by politicians and journalists. The more people who listen to your program, the more informed the public will become. Keep up the great work.
Boydies via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 08/20/21
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