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“I expected to discover facts I never knew that I wanted to know about mundane things around me. What I didn’t expect is that the delivery would feel so poetic... poignant... After listening to this podcast, I feel a small sense of the wonder I used to feel as a child.”
Kelwyn Tathar via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/30/18
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“Granted at the time of this writing only one episode exists, I still believe that this podcast will be one that inspires me to think more than any I currently follow. The introspective genius of John Green translates well into a thoughtful podcast.
I give it 5 stars.”
Aerynn Steele via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/31/18
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“Though I’ve only listened to the first episode (at the moment it’s all that is available), I have a feeling this series will be extremely enjoyable. If the strange facts told to you by a strange stranger at a strange college party had the depth of a well researched biography it would be similar...”Read full review »
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01/31/18
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Canavan123 via Apple Podcasts ·
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