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“I usually enjoy this podcast a lot. The banter seems uncontrived (is that a word?) and the enthusiasm is infectious. Alas the episode on Mary Stuart and leadership succession was, to use a Year 9 GCSE student’s critical vocabulary, boring! Perhaps because I find discussions about parliament’s suppurating mix of raging ego, rampant prejudice and rigid thinking too disturbing. I have friends who do not vote; I’m beginning to understand why.”
Mihaul1952 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/19/18
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“I really like the tone of this podcast - it’s funny and relevant and covers the right things. I just wish it would take a leaf out of the American politics podcasts (eg. Pod Save) and take a bit of time to give the facts of what’s going on more clearly. Sometimes they get so excited about a topic...”Read full review »
alicecord via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/16/18
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“A Podcast where all Citizens of Nowhere will feel at home. Love it. If you don't love it, get out of my bubble.”Read full review »
Ply-knee the Elder via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/26/17
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“If you enjoy politics I recommend this podcast. The two usual presenters in Helen and Stephen have great personalities and the topics they discuss are usually interesting but this podcast needs producing.
The latest edition started with Helen saying they were going to do review of a play but...”Read full review »
RobbieCX via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/15/18
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