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“Hey Faisal - I love your podcast! Obviously you and the other 3 podcasters know a lot about the issues, but with all do respect I would greatly appreciate it if you would stop clowning around and saying so many jokes at the start of each episode. Maybe it's some kind of cultural misunderstanding, but I often turn you off and don't listen to what is probably otherwise a great discussion because of your need to always clown around. e.g. Yasmine wrote "Letter to a Christian Nation" and Lalo works for Hamas etc.etc. I don't see the point, and it makes an otherwise fantastic podcast sound unnecessarily misleading. I hope you will consider ratcheting down your humor by about 75%. Don't get me wrong, I admit some of your jokes are hilarious, but before the podcast even gets going why throw in so much crazy humor? Not everyone is as knowledgeable about all the isseus as your group, so give us break and lighten up a bit on the iconoclastic humor. If you take the time to read this, thank you, and thank you Yasmie, Ali & Armin too for an amazing podcast.”Read full review »
Billy117 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/21/17
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“Quickly becoming my favourite podcast. Very relatable & interesting no matter what walk of life your from.”
Lo0ps via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
08/16/17
“Hilarious and informative podcast hosted by ex-Muslims on various subjects ranging from secularism to immigration to apostasy and all the "silly things" you can find in scripture. I have been following the Secular Jihadists and have been a supporter on Patreon since before the first...”Read full review »
ALadyNorthernLight via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/08/17
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“I greatly enjoy Secular Jihadists podcast, and a huge admirer of their work. They conduct honest, frank conversations on difficult issues. The best part is their interviews with ex-muslims who had fought a long brave battles with the society, the authorities and some times their own families,...”Read full review »
ajeshphilip via Apple Podcasts ·
India ·
03/13/19
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