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“If you’re a regular viewer of The Project, then you’ll be familiar with Steve Price, a man who looks angry even when he smiles. I tried listening to his podcast for a week, and this is what I’ve learned about him. In the world of Steve Price: Tony Abbott is our Lord and Saviour, even though he’s no longer Prime Minister; Malcolm Turnbull is the devil and is the sole reason for Abbott’s removal from office; Julie Bishop is also the devil for supporting the switch from Abbott to Turnbull; all mining companies are wonderful because they create jobs; and all unions are terrible and have never done anything to improve workers’ lives. So if you agree with all those viewpoints, then this podcast is for you. As for me, I’d rather listen to pretty much anyone else.”
Special Agent Sunshine via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
04/22/16
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“I particularly like the fact that these two express the sentiments of Aussies in the street so well that elements of the extreme left hate tribes have to get on here to try to bag them.
Keep up the great work.”
Daryl.M via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
06/24/13
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“He's back! And none too soon. Finally something to balance out the crappy narrative from the lefty media. Podcasts up sooner please!”Read full review »
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05/05/12
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Western Bulldogs via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
06/22/12
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