Dictators
Spotify StudiosThey’re natural-born leaders with a never-ending thirst for power. Through force and deceit, they rise through the ranks toward radicalism — eliminating anyone who stands in their way. Delve into the minds and motives behind the world’s most infamous leaders. Dictators is a Spotify Original from Parcast.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 164 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | True CrimeHistory | ||||
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Insightful, but perhaps doesn't challenge the source material enough.
Podchaser42 years agodominic.westPretty good, I tried it because I love the hosts from Natural Disasters. The stories weren't as interesting to me, but production is good.
Podchaser42 years agoyoudontneedmyvoicegirl- Poor use of time and excruciatingly basic
It takes around 5-6 minutes to actually get into new info. The first bit is repetitive announcements that are present in every episode, basic prep, and a couple ads. Then you have 2 more ad breaks and the last 2-3 minutes is useless foreshadowing that is going to be talked about in the next episode in the same scope anyway. Basically, there’s 10-13 minutes of uselessness in each episode and for a 50 minute podcast, it’s extremely aggravating; especially since the actual info is so surface level ... more
Apple Podcasts1Jsmith1083
United States3 years ago - No longer middle ground
Use to be a great podcast and actually learned something about history. Unfortunately, now politics have taken over like everything else. You can distinctly hear the sharp left turn. Will be unsubscribing.
Apple Podcasts2busy vet83United States3 years ago - Leftist propaganda/misinformation
Sad to say, I enjoyed this podcast for awhile. Then, I heard the one on the young turks. The narrator refers to them as far right which is irrefutably false. They were leftists and believed in the far left ideology of using social revolution to install radical tyrants. They do so while claiming some power or single marginalized group of individuals are the source of all suffering in society and inequality. Pathetic to link the young Turks to President Trump by associative language like the C U P... more
Apple Podcasts1Financial JunkieUnited States3 years ago
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