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“I’ve tried to listen to so many episodes of this and had to turn them off because they’re so frustrating. The male host routinely interrupts the women in conversation, or tells them they’re wrong and then splits hairs or manipulates his own opinion in order to justify why his viewpoint is different and more right than theirs. It’s a bummer, because the topics are often interesting, but without a more respectful and balanced dialogue it’s just not worth listening to.”
an168103 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/07/24
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“My 7 year old son likes to listen to podcasts with me while driving to and fro. He especially likes the Slate slate of of podcasts but they all, with the exception of the political gabfest tended toward too much cursing for him. I can understand it in the XX and the Culture gabfests, but there...”Read full review »
hironishimo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/26/14
“I only started listening to these because they’re in my Slate+ feed. It has a similar format to a lot of the other Slate podcasts- three segments, three people talking about the topics, but at the end they have their “numbers round” instead of recommendations, which to me seems like a direct...”Read full review »
somebody blonde via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/01/14
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“Great podcast guys keep it up!”
Lex Lindfield via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
10/11/14
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