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“I cannot get my head around Anne McElvoy’s interview style. She constantly interrupts and repeatedly tries to play devil’s advocate with bad faith arguments.
Often you can hear the guests getting frustrated and one can’t help but feel a better interviewer would get more from them.
The guests are often great but I regularly find myself having to switch off because a smug interviewer is trying to hit them with a ‘gotcha’ comment that doesn’t land in the slightest.”
nitsua125 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/09/20
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“Such a missed opportunity given the interesting folk you have signed up to participate. Gossipy, patronising interview style - doesn’t address the most important issues. Consider new host”
SamseC via Apple Podcasts ·
Hong Kong ·
02/05/21
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“Yes, Anne McElvoy is arrogant and argumentative, but she's also not a sycophant, and if that's what you want, there are hundreds of other, lesser interview podcasts you can listen to. She gets more out of her guests precisely because she asks tough questions. Keep up the great work.”Read full review »
NReichman via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/11/20
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“Was very much more balanced, with Ann asking some penetrating questions and the male author (at least) being willing to admit that the President has exposed the disdain many citizens have for his kind of “traditional presidency behavior”. I wanted to shout out: but the social media...”Read full review »
C in Golden via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/07/20
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