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“I'm writing this after listening to just the first episode, so maybe later the hosts get around to commenting on the immense harm caused by people like Escobar and the drug trade in general. But as I listen now it's shocking to hear the hosts discuss the "forgotten, unsupervised town left to do what they want" (assist the drug trade for profit) as possibly a good, fun thing. This discussion takes place in the context of talking about the Mexican math prodigy who grew up very poor. The connections the hosts draw between this and Varnamtown aren't what you might expect to say the least. Good grief.”Read full review »
MasterNuggetron via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/03/24
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“This is a great podcast so far. I find the journalist - josh sounds a lot like John Mulaney.”
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01/31/24
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“I’m only few episodes in .The story is very interesting, but the hosts are so pompous and elitist. I’ve heard tidbits about Cartel drug rings in small towns in North Carolina (Alex Murdaugh case and some others )so I was interested in hearing a deep dive . The way the hosts make fun of small...”Read full review »
B8148 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/13/24
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“The Varnamtown podcast had me drawn in during the first couple of episodes. Seems like A LOT of missing information in my opinion. It’s clear the story wasn’t fully investigated. Between that and commercials that completely took over, I wasn’t impressed. And shame on them for downing an entire town!”
SunriseJunkie via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/13/24
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