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“Great to have an insightful world affairs podcast, covering parts of the world that don't often get much focus.
However, there are a few frustrations. Emily’s analysis is often quite predictable, as well as being very America-centric - perhaps understandable given her background, but given her knowledge of India etc, her focus could be a bit more varied.
Also, for some reason, Ido’s sound quality is pretty poor and he often sounds completely bored - even when the content of what he’s saying is interesting.
Fix these and World Review would be even better!”Read full review »
TM195 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
09/04/21
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“Great podcast but production quality should be better.”
Emekevler via Apple Podcasts ·
Turkey ·
08/07/21
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“What a terrible decision to discontinue this podcast. One of the very best, and the only one to focus on foreign affairs
Bring it back, soonest”
one who perseveres via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/18/23
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“World Review has established itself surprisingly quickly and has a format that works well with skilful use of strong guests. At first I was irritated by questions from the hosts that were really prolonged statements but I’ve got used to this - these are discussions not interviews.
Jeremy...”Read full review »
salt25 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/10/20
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