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“LOE is a truly balanced treatment of environmental news and ode to nature. Yet as the program often attempts to establish a platform for multiple perspectives to be aired, that air can become cloudy and toxic when the reporters/hosts choose to not challenge guests with more incisive and critical questioning. If the hosts are unwilling to push back on spurious, and at time completely false, assertions, it is their duty to invite in a guest who can provide a counter point. It isn’t often, but sometimes LOE provides a greenwash to these who need to actually come clean.”
Living in Venezuela via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/16/20
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“What a wonderful show. It opens up my mind and gives me heaps to think about and talk about”
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“I believe that waste management is an important part of the climate change movement, and one material that is constantly posing a threat is plastic. I really appreciate you devoting an episode to this topic in your most recent episode. I will definitely share your podcast show with my family,...”Read full review »
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07/24/22
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“Living on Earth is amazing with their subjects and in depth knowledge. Sometimes it’s sad how humans are destroying so much, yet the host gives us hope in the end.”
Rise_With_Robin via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/08/22
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