A republican that blames dems on climate?
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“I listened to this podcast for a bit and enjoyed a lot of it. I think the host does an especially good job. I find the republican on the show pretty annoying though. Not because of his political stances, but because of his approach to the conversation. He’s often uninformed, blames democrats for lack of action on climate (seriously), and his arguments often come down to his own experiences and personal preferences.
I think a better idea would be to cycle through different experts on the left and right (if we’re going to stick with the outdated political spectrum model). Maybe that can’t be done because there aren’t enough republicans who think climate change is real in the first place.”
brentcas via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/04/19
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United States of America ·
09/30/18
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“Amazing podcast with smart and energetic hosts. Can’t wait for more!”
LeighLovesThisPodcast via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/03/18
“I’m also Canadian (seems like this podcast appeals to a lot of us north of the border?) but the civil discourse shared from all sides in this podcast is a BREATH OF FRESH AIR. Amazing way to see where climate policy fits on all sides of the spectrum, and help us understand each other a bit...”Read full review »
Jesse Hitchcock via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
11/04/18
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