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“This podcast caught my attention first via twitter, where the two hosts are avid posters. The first few episodes of this podcast are painfully poorly leveled, making for a rough experience as one voice is remarkably loud and the other is absurdly quiet. In addition, the first several episodes are filled with a few awkward pauses and a general lack of direction with some baseline hot tactics. A few episodes in, however, this podcast becomes its own. The episode on Virilio grabbed my attention and kept me coming back. The two hosts are extremely talented in speaking and play off of each other quite well, not to mention they are well-read and well-trained in the act of hot takes. The most recent episode I thought was the best so far, and left me wanting more. I'm not even Catholic, I'm a non-practicing Southern Baptist, but this podcast has revitalized both my faith and leftist beliefs. After a rough start, this podcast is settling into a very interesting niche which is surprisingly dope.”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
06/09/17
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“I greatly enjoy this podcast for not only it's intersection between Christianity and leftist politics, something you don't hear often, but also the interesting guests and topics that are delved into.
Matt and Dean put in work like Thanos put in work on The Hulk!
Keep it up guys. Much...”Read full review »
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“My hubby and I have found our people! You guys rock. Really appreciate this podcast and the enlightening dialogue. You guys give me hope for the world.”
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United States of America ·
02/18/19
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“I had to go back and binge-listen every available episode. If you’re into Christianity and leftist politics, this podcast is your new home. Everything from Paul Virilio to A.E. Smith, Christians For Socialism to the Friendly Fire Collective. The hosts are not at all nerdy, awkward, or...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
03/15/19
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