So Grateful For This Official Podcast
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“I loved watching The Guilded Age on HBOMax but I wouldn’t have enjoyed it nearly as much without this official podcast airing weekly after each episode. I learned so much about the history, the characters, the sets and costumes and the actual people whom the characters were based on from this podcast, that I otherwise wouldn’t have known by watching the show alone. I believe this podcast played a big part in making the show so successful.
It is my hope that this podcast returns with the same narrators and format with season two of The Guilded Age. Please do not change a thing!”
cobeans03 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/24/22
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“Scripted and practiced dialogue makes me cringe. The jokes and remarks are corny and just plain bad. Just a horrible podcast. Fire these two!!”
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United States of America ·
03/10/22
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“To the hosts: The word etiquette is never pluralized. Also, Baranski did not say she was descended from the Drexels, her husband was.
Despite Baranski’s phony upper class (bordering on British) accent, she has of 100% Polish ancestry. Nobody in Cheektowaga where she grew up speaks like that....”Read full review »
Alexandra.S. via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/14/22
“My family dates back in NY! I have an Irish great great great + grandfather born in Bay Ridge Brooklyn in 1773- last name is MOORE! We have been very poor Brooklynites for generations! I hope this series will show my family’s side of the story in early New York! Please contact me if you want me...”Read full review »
Reyesmmmmmmmmmmmm via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/26/22
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