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“The recent episodes are trying so hard not to point the finger of blame for this virus outbreak. Tell the truth .. if scientists don’t tell the truth, who can people trust?!
The disgusting treatment of animals and savage attitudes to nature are the cause. And we all know the origin. Again.”
LotusBlueTwo via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/21/20
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“A nice summary of current developments in science.
The hosts are really good on this one. They come across as informed and eager to share discoveries with the audience. Aimed at just the right level to inform a non-specialised, but curious audience, and with a good balance of discussion and...”Read full review »
Runningbean via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/28/20
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“Brilliant hosts make this podcast the highlight of my podcast listening week. They choose great scientific developments giving real insights at a level suitable for a curious layman. They combine passion and humour in their style, (usually) leaving me optimistic about mankinds journey on and off...”Read full review »
Denbyster via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/09/21
“This may be superficial but it is true for me. I am from the US and our country is presently so divided and acrimonious that one of the pleasures of listening to this podcast was the prevalence of British accents and a point of view that lay outside of US craziness.
I know that the content...”Read full review »
Greybird17 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/21/23
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