Simplistic labelling of perpetrators serves no one.
Highly problematic framing of the issues. Labelling the perpetrators as ‘evil’ allows others with extremist views to distance themselves from these destructive actions. Will the podcast be pointing out that the shooters’ far-right Christian beliefs are almost indistinguishable from those of many mainstream US Republicans? Also, the emphasis on the shooters’ isolation and mental degeneration during lockdown plays into anti-vaxxers hands (as witness another reviewer’s comment here). Nathaniel Train’s breakdown was closely connected to his personality changes following a heart attack, rather than a result of the lockdowns, and Gareth clearly had mental issues that predated the pandemic. Perhaps the podcast needs to explicitly state that vaccinations WERE thoroughly tested, side effects are statistically rare, and that C0VID is far, far more dangerous than the vaccine.
Mimi LaBanana via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 07/24/24
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Good podcast, Kerry Dare is clearly unstable and a bit delusional about the events and how it played out. I wonder if this is a PTSD response.
Fogatogs via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 07/17/24
What on earth is wrong with the sound design and production of this show. The first episode is just all violins and emotional setting music. I was so close to switching off until the second episode when the Kerry dare forced you to get your feet back on the ground. She is a problem for your show...Read full review »
no middle names via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 07/27/24
While this story is important, this podcast is very drawn out. It would have more impact from shorter episodes and a tighter narrative.
Philby's ghost via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 07/22/24
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