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“A High quality interview w emery brown and then an essentially useless interview w m mitchel or ... I mean this applies to many other episodes of the podcast... problem is the host cannot distinguish between guests based on how they answer questions or if they value listeners’ time or not... anyway I hope host realizes inviting people based on gender, race,... is not really respectful to the listener who simply wants to hear and learn something not just new but also deep... i mean this is not supposed to be a pub science podcast per se”
AAAA197919791979 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
07/20/22
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“This is an excellent podcast the explains deep scientific and mathematical concepts. Steven Strogatz is a phenomenal mathematician and science communicator who brings the best out of the guests.”
JSB1977 via Apple Podcasts ·
Ireland ·
05/09/21
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“Nothing more than a two-minute “teaser” is available at this point. The first episode is to be released January 22.
BTW, there’s no mention of the chain rule in the teaser episode.”
rb-75 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/16/20
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“Quite possibly the most annoying, constantly-interjecting host in all of podcast-dom. The guy doesn’t go 10 seconds without interjecting something over his guest. Absolutely ruined the episode with the Nobel prize winning physicist on the strong nuclear force, a fascinating area but made...”Read full review »
RogerJr via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/23/21
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