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“Good podcast with good information and variety of topics. But too long relative to other foreign policy podcasts. Could be tightened up to 30-40 minutes. And the incessant background music detracts from the conversations.”
Sarita7981 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/15/21
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“Great show, conducting thorough research for each episode. Bravo!
The last one was not of the same quality. I found the guests to be biased as often happens with britons when discussing Russia.
A more balanced mix of views would be welcome, as the topic is of utmost importance in the current...”Read full review »
Unai1 via Apple Podcasts ·
Spain ·
01/10/24
“My daughter is Ethiopian and I have been following the civil war there closely. We know both Tigrayans in Addis who haven’t heard from their families in over 6 months and other Ethiopians who still support Abiy. Your recent episode explaining past history, the rise of Abiy and the current crisis...”Read full review »
jlm188 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/24/21
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“Episode 94 audio editing is painfully bad - there is an echo and dead silence and the volume is different between host and guest
However normally the episodes are well researched and informative and very interesting, they have credible guests and the questions and framing are all incredibly well...”Read full review »
nleyy via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/08/23
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