Only one episode and already hooked.
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“This podcast is really good. It is short for a podcast (under 20 min) and is very funny, very smart, and very heartfelt. All things I love in a podcast. The premise seems like it might just be a joke, giving starred ratings to objects from our era, but it gives really interesting/unique information about said objects. For instance, stick around for all the ways humans are similar to canadian geese. I would definitely recommend this podcast. Its only downside is how hard it is to say and spell its title.”
mattie-h-787 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/31/18
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“As a person who delights in trivial knowledge, but also appreciates a good rating scale for both creatures and things, I found this podcast positively enchanting. John’s delivery and writing is as solid here as it is in his long form narratives. I cannot wait to hear more, I can see this becoming...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
01/30/18
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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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“The Anthropocene Reviewed analyzes facets of the modern Earth which have been created by humans, or rather by the human race. This podcast will make you feel small as an individual whose power is all but imaginary, but it will also make you feel huge as a member of the species which makes...”Read full review »
Wulfenite21 via Apple Podcasts ·
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