The daily show about the big ideas, new technologies, books and people changing the world. Hosted by Andrew Keen. keenon.substack.com
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1954 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessHistory |
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This podcast is a must-listen! Kevin is able to expertly interview his guests, resulting in truly informative and inspiring conversations! Don't miss out! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Andrew Keen is a gifted interviewer--questions that cut to the core of a debate, and forces his guests to say more about why this or that essential point matters to concerns today. He moves the conversation forward in a brisk way, and regularly makes connections to other ideas (new books, social trends, etc) that help animate the discussion.
One of the very best podcasts. Andrew has a wide range of insights, guests and topics, and an excellent (slightly combative and sceptical) interviewing style. A great show, informative and entertaining.
I tried this podcast for a couple of months because the subjects and guests are promising. The host however is the loud entitled guy at a dinner party you wish would just be quiet long enough that a good conversation might occur.
I was trying to listen to the episode “A Scientific Theory of Complexity: Neil Theise on Connection, Consciousness and Being”, but couldn’t go trough because the interviewer interrupted the author the entire time. He couldn’t conclude his ideas. It seems that the podcast’s host was impatient and hadn’t read the book. Definitely not a good experience.
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