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“the show drifts into political and socio-economical debates, where the podcasters and guest draw vague conclusions and create new narratives on past events to fit their personal worldview.
It’s understandable that a podcast on pop music has less editorial oversight but it’s still harmful for a society that needs to learn how to grow together, opposed to adding fuel to the social dilemma.
This show could be so much more if it sticks to its expertise. But if the people involved sees their calling in creating change, to actually broaden their minds and opinions as they voice them.”
Mistr_Malik via Apple Podcasts ·
Germany ·
04/06/24
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“I learn so much about music every time I listen. I also lol a bunch. A true gift for music nerds.”
Taylor Franklin via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/09/17
“But not in an obnoxious / pretentious way. Ily NYT popcast!”
0000sarah0000 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/04/18
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“I am shocked that this is a New York Times production because clearly the audience is only for people deeply interested and invested in the intricacies of the pop world and the internet.
I’m 34, so I’m technically a millenial, and I’m very interested in music and culture, though typically more...”Read full review »
Alice_AAGH via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/23/18
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