Well-needed research in an increasingly fact-free discourse.
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“A refreshingly straightforward and data-based perspective on the world.
A stark contrast to the click-baiting, fact-free, opining of so many journalists, think-tankers, and even activists.
Suggestion: please include the links and suggested reading in the podcast description (and not just on the website) (since not all listeners listen via the website).”
Byrd Nick via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/14/16
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“This podcast is a deep dive into some wonky topics with excellent guests and great references. I find myself much more informed with great context after listening to each episode.”
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01/12/17
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“Pretty boring and one sided analysis of issues.
They take complex and nuanced issues and simplistically approach them from only one side.
Very dogmatic- propagandizing their view of truth rather than inviting the listener to search out truth with them.”
MarkBowen303 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/05/18
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