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“After listening to the first ten minutes of three different episodes I gave up. The group merely patted each other on the back and talked about how great they were doing. If it takes sloshing through ten minutes of drivel before the substance, forget it. My old iPod cannot fast forward fast enough or accurately enough to avoid this.”
DCGreg via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/15/07
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“I came to The Skeptics' Guide via reading James Randi/Richard Dawkins/Carl Sagan and doing internet searches. I started listening to the podcast at episode 55 - and will be downloading the first 54 as soon as I can. There's plenty of interaction with their "fans" and it's...”Read full review »
Mike.Kilpatrick via Apple Podcasts ·
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02/05/07
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“This podcast is a great source for skeptics and those who live by logic. Unlike some other science podcasts they don't take themselves too seriously and have a fun while informing you. Take a listen... you'll be hooked.”Read full review »
modhran via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/25/06
“I've been catching up on the podcast from the beginning in the last couple months and absolutely love it. I'm a former science educator (I have a Science Education degree with a specialization in Physics and for many reasons am no longer teaching) and I am thrilled that there is a...”Read full review »
Manny Gouveia via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/22/06
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