All Bad Things is a weekly podcast about accidents, tragedies, natural disasters and other anxiety fuel. Hosted by wry GenXer David and bleeding-heart Millenial Rachel. Trigger warning for everything possible.
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David and Rachel discuss the ecosystem of the island of Minong (a.k.a. Isle Royale) in Lake Superior and how its wolf population is a microcosm of the much larger issues of climate change and human interference in ecosystem balances. Script by listen... more
David and Rachel discuss the problematic life and premature death of Doors frontman and American poet Jim Morrison.
I like the topics they pick, but I can’t do 20 minute intros. I’m sure this podcast would be amazing if they trimmed the fat and kept on topic.
Like so many other podcasts, this one is a D minus at best. The annoying, fake giggling and nonsensical rambling makes for an awful podcast. The leftist hosts frequently propagandize their kindergartner ideology. Absolutely trash
I unsubscribed mostly because I could not tolerate her screechy loud voice. The poor sound quality of her audio is lousy (echoey) is also a contributor (male host's audio is excellent). She frequently cuts off the male host while he is talking. Plus way too much off topic chit chat which dilutes listener's enjoyment. I was attracted to the podcast after seeing titled stories but just as other reviewers have said here, the above annoyances quickly add up, making it too hard to listen to the show ... more
They don't hide what they are - a casual, informal podcast that will go on tangents but will always circle back around. Not for everyone, but that they don't pretend to be a professional show makes it right for me. There are other shows that will do sponsors and live events and get on their high horse about how important they are and still get wildly off topic and those are a quick unsubscribe for me, but All Bad Things is different, their vibe is 'chat with friends' as they present their info... more
The interesting subject matter and presentation is really hurt by the mostly inane banter of the two host. Apparently this is what passes for comedy. The guy contributes little or nothing to the story, but just detract with his attempted yucks. Not sure if it’s worth the trouble to listen. more
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All Bad Things launched 6 years ago and published 311 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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