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“It is crazy that at the start of every game, Rachel Nichols flashes the white power symbol with her left hand, for a long time during her monologue. You can go back and check. She did it from the preseason on. She obviously does not Want to be around “those” people. It devastated my children and I when we saw it. It is awful to do to the young, full of hopes and dreams.
It is clear she wants to do something else. Let her do that something else away from our sons and daughters.”
Around there via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/07/21
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“I love this podcast! It’s smart, fun, relevant, and dynamic. The “Single Ladies” cover detailing the staff exits from the Trump Administration was particularly creative, and characteristic of the intellectual gameplay happening with “Today, Explained.””
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United States of America ·
03/18/18
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“These first few episodes have been great, I just hope it becomes a bit more relatable to the day’s events. The Daily does this by summarizing a couple of key stories at the end of the episode, maybe you could do that and highlight certain articles written by Vox reporters (get some quick sound...”Read full review »
Julesverne386 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/23/18
“Great podcast other than the fact that it advertises the same electric toothbrush 3 times per episode in ever episode I’ve heard so far.”
Emersonic via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/12/18
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