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Economist switched to a subscriber model. Ok, quality content, here’s my money. Now, advertisements everywhere, despite listening to “subscriber edition” podcasts. Feeling very duped. This is ridiculous.
The choice of subjects are generally good but the correspondents and host are woke lefties with little balance and continue to push the left agenda, albeit subtly but sometimes with a sledgehammer. Considering the newspaper, some balance should be the minimum. more
Painful to listen to this more
Tormented indeed! My ears are still buzzing from the god awful sound effects the economist decided to use underneath the vocal track. Normally, I enjoy all of the stories the daily podcast offers. Today, not so much.
Agree with other reviewers that Jason’s lovely English voice makes this podcast fantastic to listen to in the morning. more
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