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“I like like this podcast and have learned some interesting things over the last year and a half. Listening to subject historians on certain things like this podcast is set up to do, gives it depth. I just get a little annoyed at the “know it all” attitude of the host.
It’s almost like he’s trying to impress or show off his knowledge of the subject to subject matter experts. His questions are always lined up the same. He tells a tidbit of off, little known, obscure, information, goes off about how it affects things that have nothing to do with the subject, then asks the question. I feel like the historians sometimes are taken aback or have to orient themselves to answer the question.
The host also subtlety puts everything in a left leaning, liberal lens. Infusing his own politics to the subject which almost seems like he’s trying to change public perception of the subject or orient it to his way of looking at it. I believe history should be shown for what it is. Not politicized any which way.”
Echo 2 Golf via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/06/23
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“There doesn’t seem to be any attempt by the presenter to question any of the statements made by any of the interviewees – In the episode on Bloody Sunday it might have been interesting to unpack the phrase “…very few people on the civil rights marches were there in an IRA capacity…”
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02/19/22
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“Boring and banal. You will learn that 1 knowing, through broken code, what the other navy is planning, is good; 2 knowing that information is not useful unless communicated to your navy 3 people are needed to know and communicate 4 some people are male and some people are female. The host...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
11/10/22
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“Interesting mix of topics, but could someone please help James with his pronunciation of the word nuclear? Because of the subject matter it’s a word that comes up a lot here, and every time he says “Nuke-yuh-ler” it makes my teeth itch! Sorry to be a plonker about it. Maybe if he thinks...”Read full review »
Sue D Enym via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
01/02/23
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