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“This was another great program by Peter Robinson. It impressed me greatly that he had read Laudato Si and not missed Pope Francis’ denunciation of air conditioning. Bjorn Lomborg gave Francis the benefit of the doubt concerning good intentions gone awry, quite fair, but perhaps Francis’ negative view of air conditioning concerned the costly and inefficient use of A.C. in stadia and other fora, for example, at the Qatar World Cup venues. Perhaps. 4 of 5 leaves room for improvement.”
EgStafford via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/25/22
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“Every episode is enjoyable and insightful. Conservatives are beaten up these days for many reasons. Most are bad reasons and others stem from some claiming the conservative title while being far from it in reality. This show is my respite into real conservative thought and discussion. It isn’t...”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
02/02/21
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“Robinson and his guests make me think and re-think frequently each episode. I appreciate his clarity and access to significant center-right individuals.”
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United States of America ·
06/02/18
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“I love this series, and Peter’s style. Only just realised I can access this as a podcast, so I can listen as well as watch. I tend to watch these more than once anyway, such is the breadth and depth. Thrilled to hear Peter Thiel as always. Thanks!”
Kieran Alexis via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/12/20
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