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“Updated review: I tried to give this another shot when the Oppenheimer episodes posted, but it’s unfortunately not very good. I found myself tuning out whenever Professor Curtola was talking and finally just unsubscribed.
I was a huge fan of the WWII Museum’s podcast about Harry S. Truman, To The Best of My Ability, and so I was excited when I saw they had a new series finally, but this is nothing like that one. That one was documentary style and always had me on the edge of my seat but this is old events being recycled. I’m sure some may like it but I was looking for more great stories and this is not it. Two stars because professor Citino is interesting but that’s about all.”
RosieRB1986 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/14/23
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“I was a huge fan of the WWII Museum’s podcast about Harry S. Truman, To The Best of My Ability, and so I was excited when I saw they had a new series finally, but this is nothing like that one. That one was documentary style and always had me on the edge of my seat but this is old events being...”Read full review »
RosieRB1986 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/12/22
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“Everything the WWII museum does is first class and these podcasts are no exception. I love that they dig deeper and have different lenses on events and people vs your run of the mill historical review. Bravo.”
Lisa Zak via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/20/22
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“The podcasts I have had the chance to listen to have been informative and insightful. Great topics and subject matter experts. It has become a must listen to podcast for me.”
BoilermakerDave via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/28/22
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