“Talk calmly, and carry a quick wit.” benjaminaboyce on youtube, twitter, odysee, bitchute, rumble Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calmversations/support
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 548 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
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Awesome podcast!
Boring faux intellectual with no convictions or principles asking questions that often run several phrases too long. Quite unbearable.
I keep checking back because Boyce has interesting guests on a variety of relevant and challenging topics. However, I’d say about half the time I end up checking out early because his interview style can be frustrating. I know it’s part of the job of a host to direct the conversation to an extent, but he interrupts and talks over some guests to the point it’s uncomfortable to listen to. I hope this changes at some point, because the guests and topics really are worthwhile.
I keep checking back because Boyce manages to pull fascinating and competent guests on a variety of relevant and challenging topics. However, I’d say about half the time I end up checking out early because his interview style is so frustrating. He constantly interrupts and talks over his guests to the point it’s actually uncomfortable to listen to. I know it’s part of the job of a host to direct the conversation to an extent, but this goes well beyond that. It comes across as rude and patronizin... more
Love this podcast because it discusses the nuance of gender from a variety of perspectives. And more. Ben has done great work with his podcast.
Apple Podcasts | #217 | New Zealand/Society & Culture |
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