Hardly "open", it's more like "big-media" hiding under a name.
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“After listening to a few just to check that this stays consistent, here's my problem with this podcast. With a name like "Open Source", you'd expect that multiple viewpoints would be shown, and listened to. Instead, you get two opposing sides, and any alternate ideas/views are squelched by the host. Open? Not really. It gets worse. As the "discussion" goes on, his questions get more and more manipulative to make sure the experts don't say what would be the most relative, and are obviously aimed at keeping it inflammatory. Open? Not even close. More like Jerry Springer with less swearing.”Read full review »
Groxx via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/22/06
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“an intelligent, informative, original and refreshing show. Open source manages to pull guests who have compelling stories and who have ground experience.”
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12/03/06
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“Get some challenging conversation and stimulating topics on a range of subjects from literature, art, history, politics, music, etc. Try it out!”
Tdtd1970 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/20/14
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