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“Every now and then there’s a good moment. But every time a guest starts to say something interesting, instead of digging in, Rachel says, Well, onto the next card! The format is fine in theory but for me, doesn’t beget the kind of conversations that make interview podcasts interesting. My other gripe is how frequently Rachel pathologizes her guests (I stopped after two episodes, if was unbearable in the Bowen episode) and how often she turns the conversation back to her own life and experiences. I get the idea of a two-way chat but I found myself skipping through. I came for Rachel because I loved her from UpFirst, but this just isn’t it for me.”
elkando via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/18/24
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“Listening for the time tonight and I have to immediately say this show is special and something different. The personal one on one connections, interesting and probing questions, really makes for an easy and impactful listen.
Well done Rachel!”
nickdico via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/12/24
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“This podcast is so refreshing and fun! Kudos to NPR for putting out a winner!”
Naturedr via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/10/24
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“This pod started so strong. However, chopping up the episodes so as to partition off sections behind a pay wall just hits wrong. It's so disingenuous a thing to do to a podcast and host that centers on the genuine and the idea of being real. I am out.”Read full review »
Boyinthepenaltybox via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/29/24
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