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“I really enjoyed this podcast and the honest, genuine care that went into the reporting and relationship building with those involved. I enjoyed listening all the way through season 1. However, I found myself constantly frustrated by the lack of forward, momentum, story development, and ultimately content to be reported on. At times, I felt the podcast’s main goal was to use Jermain’s case to educate on the experience of indigenous peoples, other times it seems like it was trying to be a riveting true crime show. It felt like it was everything and nothing at the same time. I think I would have preferred it more if it tried to be more consistent with what it was trying to be. Once I was finished with all the episodes , I didn’t feel like I knew much more than I did after episode 3/4, like it didn’t have the content to make 8 or so episodes, but did so anyway. This was especially apparent with the fact that the investigator literally says the same exact thing each and every time he is interviewed, making me wonder why it was included so much? I think the whole idea that this was a short amount of content dragged out over a whole season is encapsulated in the recurring “puzzle piece” comparison that the officer uses over and over.
Loved the podcast but wondered why I spent so much time going on circles about the same handful of facts. Wishing nothing but the best to the family as they navigate this incredibly hard situation and thank you to all of those who put energy into getting Jermain’s story out.”
Lil Ol Me? via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/06/23
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“Connie is a natural storyteller and reporter. she has a gift. Excited to listen to everything she does.”
kharris294 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/12/24
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“Heartbreaking story of abuses against indigenous children and how this abuse affected generations. Sensitively and courageously told, but painful to hear.However, it is a history we all must hear.”
Annie Pine via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/03/23
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“Thank you to all survivors, thank you to Connie for telling their story. I never heard of residential schools and now realize that they were in Canada and the USA. This podcast is worth every minute, every seconds and needs to be known of what these children, parents and their families went through.”
Jolanta De La Rosa via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/16/23
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