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Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & CultureMusic HistoryMusic |
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As a csa victim myself and not a michael jackson fan, I was spending lots of time on researching these allegations and digging into tons of evidence. Based on my knowledge this podcast is very misleading and disappointing. Tell half of the truth is almost like telling a lie.
Great podcast, sad story. MJ groomed the world.
Thank you for the information on MJs life. I knew of his music, the accusations and the genius. But I didn’t know the man. Even though I feel bad for the boys he hurt, I feel sad for him too now. And very good narration.
Sounds many people, including myself, listen to podcasts with headphones while we are doing things. Washing dishes, exercising, etc. The volume on the adds is so much louder than the show that it hurts my ears. I can’t lower the volume when I have a dumbbell in each hand, or they are immersed in soapy water. PLEASE STOP DOING THIS!!
I’ve listened to all of this over the last couple of days, and am no means an expert. It pushes an agenda however and appears biased, one thing I can confirm is that, as an Englishman the name ‘Jacko’ is most certainly not a racial slur, once they laboured that I’m afraid it lost all credibility for me
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The focus revolves around the life and complex legacy of a pop icon, addressing the contradictory narratives surrounding his fame and the serious allegations against him. Through investigative storytelling, journalists share insights from numerous original interviews, dissecting the convoluted relationship fans have with his music and persona. The episodes cover pivotal moments in his career, the cultural impact of his work, and the ongoing discourse regarding his reputation posthumously. This reflective exploration invites listeners to reconsider the narratives surrounding celebrity, morality, and public perception, making it a rich listen for those interested in music history and societal issues surrounding fame.
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