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The BBC adopts the classic style of pitting one person against another which I find prevents any exploration of ideas. I also note that the experts interviewed tend to be journalists, who are not experts. Academics, lawyers, doctors, teachers and so on would be much more helpful.
StrasseC via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 09/26/18
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Sometimes, lecture formats can leave out room for debate and discussion between conflicting experts. This podcast gives useful insight into the nature of modern issues, and it is the many-sided approach that speaks the most refreshing truths to multi-faceted issues.
ewayne91 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/14/18
Always thought provoking. Only wish it was a bit longer. 27 mins is not enough!
RobertElectribe via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 08/27/18
Listened to several episodes, with hope in my heart after hearing the adverts for this series. None of those episodes offered any new insights but I had to stop listening completely after the Patriarchy episode. Although the two lady interviewees were cogent and reasonable, it was painful to hear...Read full review »
Fletchek via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 10/17/18
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