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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | Society & CultureNews CommentaryNews |
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Really poor quality journalism by a really poor quality journalist washed up has beens desperate to be relevant let's get more new voices around this guys from the 90's
I really enjoy this podcast, in fact I’ve enjoyed most of them by this company. Just the right mix of teaching me something, interest whilst also keeping me wanting to listen. I follow Boj on instagram and get straight on the podcast app and subscribe to any that he recommends! Thanks 🌟
The Badenoch profile was the worst Mugshots episode so far. Although the intervewer pushed back a little now and again, the almost 100% positive remarks of the interviewees went largely unchallenged. There are plenty of commentators who take a very negative view of Badenoch and her hard-right politics, but either none of them was approached for inclusion, or none of them wished to contribute to the podcast.
The Badenoch episode was appalling. A completely unbalanced procession of tories defending Badenoch without any criticism. Little short of a hagiography.
Great podcast which details the life and profile of some very interesting people.
Apple Podcasts | #142 | United Kingdom/News/News Commentary |
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