The Conspiracy Skeptic
The HiveMind GroupA skeptical look at conspiracy theories. Site: www.yrad.com/cs
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 107 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||
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Dr. Perlmutter and I review some of the key conspiracies that hit the net and airwaves this year and what it says about where society is heading.
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- It was okay
Could use a little more work
Apple Podcasts2parker-1
United States4 years ago - Disappointed
Disappointed with the quality of host and guest research. Was hoping for more thorough logical discussions, rather than regurgitated personal attacks. I chose several episodes at random because the subject matter was intriguing, but now moving on.
Apple Podcasts2ThinkForYourself...United States4 years ago - I WANT to like it...
He 's a nice guy and has an awesome idea for a podcast, but he seriously needs to tighten up the interviews and follow a plan for questions....it's 20 minutes of awkward personal questions (canNOT take a hint from the guest's answers that they'd prefer to get on with the show rather than talk about their hometown, and all aspects of their job and background), reminders that he's from Canada, chitchat, long rambling statements about how he got interested in the topic,more reminders that he's Cana... more
Apple Podcasts2furanku2United States5 years ago - Audio quality
The hosts audio quality is poor and he is hard to understand.
Apple Podcasts3MarkBalmain
Australia6 years ago - What?
O...M...G... wow ... 22:27 into the (my first) episode and it's still small talk and chit chat ... Done. Here's an idea: why not include all that at the end, after the content we're looking forward to.
Apple Podcasts1T to tha CUnited States6 years ago
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