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“The first episode of this podcast was really quite good and left me hopeful that even though this was a Vox podcast, it still might remain mostly accurate and not overly tendentious.
Unfortunately the most recent podcasts have been inaccurate and fallen into the gripes that most liberal podcasts tend towards. Like most vox podcasts the host is reliably left wing and never strays from the narrative even when facts clearly do not align with their steadfast viewpoint. The solution is to embrace diversity of viewpoints and have on hosts that are not always stuck in the same viewpoint bubble.”
Kleinias via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/06/19
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“I found Emily’s previous podcast (I Think You’re Interesting) not long before it ended. I was an instant fan, and I have sorely missed it. I enjoy reading Emily’s work on Vox, but it was a delight to listen in on her insightful interviews and extended musings on the podcast. Emily is a true TV...”Read full review »
SH3rm17 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/05/19
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“Enjoyed first episode and look forward to listening to the one focused on “24.” Can’t wait to see additional ones looking at “Designated Survivor,” “House of Cards,” “Scandal” (Olivia Pope = Michael Cohen?), “The Good Wife,” “Veep” and “Madam Secretary” and on and on and on. Thanks!”
PRProf-DFW via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/10/19
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