Offers some great interviews you can’t get anywhere else, but can be hit or miss
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“Guests are usually great. I much prefer the business/political guests (Gates/Hastings/Cameron/Hong Kong futures) that are active in the “real world” more than the arts/literature guests that report on what others are doing, but the different perspectives are nice I suppose.
I alternate between cheering Anne for asking great questions and rolling my eyes and shaking my head at her. Her bias shows through very often, which I can deal with, but when The Economist brings in guests that are really polarized it is frustrating to listen to (Reines). I wish it was overall more balanced to the center.”
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United States of America ·
10/21/20
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“I’m full of admiration for Anne McElvoy and very much enjoy following the topical discussions, learning a shed load of stuff along the way.”
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