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“I am loving this podcast! It covers topics that I don't see on the other news or science podcasts I listen to. The discussions are at a high enough level that I learn something meaty, but aren't so abstract that I can't discuss the main points to a friend later. I really appreciate the no-frills style of the podcast (no ads, no irritating music). I also think the interviewing style of the host is great - he asks very insightful questions that move the conversation along unobtrusively. The three-part series on the scarcity of female, minority, and working class candidates was particularly good. Overall, I can't recommend this podcast enough!”Read full review »
Serilink via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/28/16
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Canada ·
12/07/16
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“Excellent, digestible nuggets of wisdom. Just jump past the circus-y and abrasive intro jingle.”
dabidm via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/09/18
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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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