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“Because I want to know why others don’t like it.
1) This is a 40 minute single topic podcast. It isn’t designed to be comprehensive. I mean how could it be. Books and series of books are written about these topics. These episodes are designed to spur thought and a desire to learn more about the topics. This is a morsel, if you like what you hear go and learn more on your own.
2) Bias? Everyone has biases. Everyone has a slant. Again the point is to get you to look at the issue from a slant that you are probably NOT used to looking. Recognize potential bias and think for yourself as you are presented with information you probably haven’t consider before.
3) Pro-Hezbollah? Seriously? The phrase “some people see Hezbollah as freedom fighters” is not the same as “we see Hezbollah as freedom fighters”. One man’s freedom fighter is another man’s “rebel scum” (Star Wars reference). “Some people” in the US see Timothy McVeigh as a freedom fighter. This does not mean that “most people” agree with that opinion, yet it also does not change the fact that “some people” do hold that opinion.”
RandomMidwesterner via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/11/24
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“Well done mix of relevant audio and fantastic experts, with a casual discussion feel. Excellent. Insights extremely relevant to today.”
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United States of America ·
02/10/19
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“Just finished the first episode and now I can’t wait till Thursday. I also picked up Kinzer’s book! Great job NPR :)”
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02/10/19
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“Very good Podcast. Great to jump around to keep it interesting, but this makes it a little hard to follow what year is being discussed sometimes and therefore what events are in the background. Please just mention the year or context more often by avoiding phrases like “events of August” without...”Read full review »
fifidisdjdjd via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/09/19
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