Angry Planet
Matthew Gault and Jason FieldsConversations about conflict on an angry planet. Created, produced, and hosted by Matthew Gault and Jason Fields
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 481 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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- Show is leaving the reservation of reality
I used to enjoy the show for years but going off the deep end. “Welcome to the nerd reich” is a perfect example and show is in need of moderate/centrist assessment to bring it back to reality or tether it to sanity.
Apple Podcasts2HouseHeredia
United States7 months ago - Jason Fields is a genocide supporter
Respect to Matthew for coming around but Jason is clearly on the side of Netanyahu and genocide. I’m from a very proud tradition opposed unconditionally to genocide. My grandfather and grand uncle BOTH liberated concentration camps (Bergen-Belsen and Dachau respectively) and they would be ashamed to see what’s happening today in Palestine. Matthew, ditch the dead weight and find a cohost or medium with someone who is morally and intellectually your peer.
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Canada10 months ago - Shameful Zionist Propaganda
Found this podcast after the host was a guest on Something Rotten, this is at the same level as CNN and Fox News, truly shameful to be inviting on deniers of the worst genocide in recent history
Apple Podcasts1PokeyLittleFlabBiscuitUnited Statesa year ago - Flattens the people they talk about
The hosts have an embarrassingly limited understanding of the Middle East and their biases lead them to flattening Arabs into simply "doing the bidding of Iran" rather than having their own agency.
Apple Podcasts1stkleebsUnited Statesa year ago - Can be a great show
There is no doubt I have learned a lot about foreign conflicts from this show. I’ve also been fed a ton of Zionist propaganda that makes the show unlistenable.
Apple Podcasts3GKTuckUnited Statesa year ago
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