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“I was hooked in episode 2, with the psychologist explaining Trump through the framework of Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Resisting a Narcissist needs a mix of evidence-based analysis (disproving Trump’s lies, distortions, and ignorance) and satire (deflating Trump's self-importance and calling out his surprisingly small repertoire of catchphrases, buzzwords, and obsessions). This podcast and John Oliver are both doing good work on this.”Read full review »
HLH66 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/01/16
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“The brilliant Slate team takes on this menace from every able.”
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03/17/16
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“I was really hoping for a good even look into Donald Trumps motivations. I wanted to understand him better before the upcoming elections. Alas, this podcast is openly against him and it resembles the mindless memes from my Facebook feed more than actual journalism.”
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03/28/16
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“This is a great treatment of the most fascinating character in American politics since… I don’t know when. They have great experts on to give the deeper explanations of the Trump phenomenon.”
friscodog via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/24/16
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