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“If the tone of a person’s voice affects changes the way you perceive what they are saying, then YOU are the biased one and YOU are hoping the reporter matches how YOU feel!”
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United States of America ·
01/07/22
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“Once you get past one of the hosts’ awful, cigarette ruined voice, you’ll find nothing but bias. They deliver opinions as if they are facts and treat the town and people involved like they are just ignorant hillbillies. You’ll hear plenty of condensation when they say “southern Baptist preacher”...”Read full review »
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01/18/19
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“Great podcast that gives a true look into life in the deep rural south of Georgia. This podcast presented enough information for any sensible person to realize that the legal system completely failed this young man. It’s very typical of ‘y’all’ to take offense to some light being shown on the...”Read full review »
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04/05/19
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“A common theme in journalism today... I liked this pod nonetheless. As a small town Southerner myself, I know how hard it can be to gain interviews. People are naturally fearful of trusting outsiders. And for good reason. A reporter can tilt comments in whatever way justifies their angle. So you...”Read full review »
playmesomeweezer via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/24/19
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