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“Very left leaning, and I think that was always clear and not particularly a problem. However, the latest episode on “white privilege” was too much. It wasn’t just a left wing perspective, it was from the perspective of three hardcore ‘identitarians’, a niche hard left group of ideologues who selectively present evidence and anecdotes to paint the bleakest view of contemporary society as they can.
This particular episode not only presented this deeply divisive ideology unchallenged, our presenter himself “relished” in it. I tune I’m to learn new ideas, but propaganda is one step too far. I’ve chosen to unsubscribe.”
Chriss_M via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/02/18
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“Sometimes great, sometimes not.”
nickname7777 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/03/19
“Presenter Laurie Taylor takes up needle and thread to weave a tapestry of reflections on the diverse states of human affairs. The various strands of thought provoking material consist of insightful guests discussing their studies and resulting papers or books, while Laurie guides the conversation...”Read full review »
Cozzum via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/25/21
“Oh dear, it would be this week that I decide to post a review. The current episode—White Power in the US—was a bit of a train wreck and saved only by the polite forbearance of interviewee Kathleen Belew. By linking the entirely irrelevant Waco Siege to her work Laurie had either not read her...”Read full review »
MBelderson via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/11/18
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