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“News interviews with correspondents are usually seen to follow a predetermined set of questions in most news programs, but this one takes that to a whole new level. The male host interviewing people seems to know the exact phrasing in the answers he’s going to get, and on multiple occasions, he frames questions with those exact words as a Yes/No question for the correspondent. It’s absurd. But hey, at least he’s not as biased as the host of WSJ’s Potomac Watch!”
Ram RS via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/04/18
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“I consider myself a Left Leaning Moderate, but hate the idea of echo chambers. I was looking for a good balance to NPR Politics with a slight conservative twist.
This is a great source of in depth news. It's not always politics and I can't really hear much of a conservative voice from...”Read full review »
MambaJamba826 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/25/17
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“Great Content but they have a habit of repeating one commercial to death-onin June 2012 it was Consumedr Cellular-not only does the woman have a terrible voice, but it is stupid and played at every break. A while ago it was Paul Frederick shirts, read by Gordon Deal but overplayed to death too.”
garyb436 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/14/12
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“I really liked what this podcast used to be - a couple of minutes giving the top financial headlines of the day that you could dig into if you wanted. Now its just talking heads with almost no finance content. Unsubscribed”
Swotty Brian via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/07/13
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