
The John Batchelor Show is a hard news-analysis radio program on current events, world history, global politics and natural sciences. Based in New York City for two decades, the show has travelled widely to report, from the Middle East to the South Caucasus to the Arabian Peninsula and East Asia.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2037 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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John, for the love of all that I am PLEASE stop posting these “previews”. It’s more ads than talking and it’s so dang painful. You’re so riddled with ads it’s literally wearing me out. STOP IT!
Easily the most informative & professional podcast out there. Mr Batchelor avoids getting trapped down a cul- de-sac of one point of view. And rarely makes slanted gratuitous characterizations just to be edgy. Hope he keeps going for a long time.
I have always liked the show but, sadly, it has become too much work. Tons of pointless previews that must be deleted. A summary that must be deleted. Reruns that are not marked as such and must be looked over abd deleted. And deleting guests who say the same thing each week. They are killing their own show by drowning it in pointless stuff. Think of how much work this is for a typical listener. HOURS A WEEK! How would a new listener handle this? It was added little by little and finally t... more
Show has lost its luster. To many of the guests are going Full TDS. Was at least good for the author interviews but now he just replays the same ones month after month. Time to retire you no longer ad value to the economy
Great show, however, the formatting of the episodes are ridiculous to have all of multitude of podcast episodes for one daily show. Previews are not necessary for segments under 15 minutes. The recent titles don’t fit on the preview. Let’s use common sense on the production side of this very informative show.
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Consistently focused on incisive news analysis, the content explores a range of topics, from current events and global politics to world history and natural sciences, providing listeners with a comprehensive view of pressing issues. The discussions often feature expert guests who contribute in-depth insights and personal perspectives based on their varied experiences and backgrounds. Noteworthy is the program's commitment to maintaining a high level of discourse and its ability to cover a wide geographical range, from the Middle East to East Asia, delivering a thorough understanding of international dynamics to its audience.
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