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“I started listening to this podcast a few months ago and really enjoyed it. But the more I’ve listened the more I’ve begun to dislike Sadia and her “views”. It feels like she’s purposely trying to be disrespect and controversial with her views about the N word and the more recently the environment and Greta T for attention or to be funny (which she’s not). She brings the podcast down and is clearly trying to be relevant and become something she’s not. Monty on the other hand shows her self to be a thoughtful, insightful and funny woman and If she were to bring out a podcast on her own I’d sign up to listen again 100%.
Sadia needs to stop trying to be the star of the show.”
sullivm123 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/15/19
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“Great to listen to, bloody hilarious and approaches difficult conversation of this crazy world but in a subtle way!”
Harps30 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/03/19
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“Sadia and Monty this is is a wonderful podcast,!! Worthy every second of listening!”
Lwanga v via Apple Podcasts ·
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05/11/18
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“Really enjoy it but would be excellent if it had episode pages with links to things/people etc covered in each Ep for those of us who are listening when we can’t make notes so we can follow up on the things you talk about.”
A&C-reviews via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/27/19
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