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“No flash, all substance. Great interviews with two really smart people (and their subs are always great, too). The glorious thing about S&B is that it’s really clear that they like and respect each other. It makes the substance really transcend the potential conflict that might arise from liberals and conservatives discussing the week’s news. Such a refreshing departure from what passes for punditry in this day and age!”
AngusV via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/31/16
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“I'm a long-time listener to the Shields/Brooks podcast. While it has always been excellent, the new doubleheader feature is really annoying. It provides a poor forum to two distinguished journalists and makes them appear silly.”Read full review »
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04/17/12
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“I run short of superlatives for Jim Lehrer, he is the finest newsman in this country, and also the last of his kind. When he hangs up his hat broadcast news in America, in the great tradition of Murrow and Cronkite, will be dead.
Not coincidentally then the Shields and Brooks program is really...”Read full review »
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06/23/12
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“No more kicking myself Saturday morning. This was a much needed podcast. Jim Lehrer how do I love thee?”
cyh... via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/18/06
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