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“This podcast is something one would expect from The Inquirer, not Wondery. The continuous targeting of the Jackson family suggests a deeper personal vendetta against them. A responsible journalist should aim to present unbiased information rather than letting personal emotions sway their reporting. Unfortunatel Leon Neyfakh appears to have let personal biases cloud his judgment, leading to an unbalanced and potentially damaging portrayal of Michael Jackson and his family.Leon Neyfakh starts with interjecting himself into the story about how in his native country Russia, no one knows about Micheal Jackson. The tone of this podcast is that of a hit piece, and riddled with inaccuracy.
Don’t waste your time. Im considering canceling my subscription over this crap.”
HotDogLA via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/05/23
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“Really well researched & put together. Binge listened & learnt a lot. Thank you!”
carrieboosh via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
09/23/23
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“I would of gave this more stars but unfortunately they have only let 4 of the Episodes to listen to Free the rest you have to pay for!!!”
Lady B 77 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/04/23
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“Some elements of this show are really well done, others less so. I think ultimately the topic (MJ) was a little too big and a little too complicated for Leon. Listenable, but not compelling.”
#####mmm###### via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/07/23
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