We Came to the Forest
Wondery | Campside MediaVienna is working a delivery job when she hears about Cop City, a massive police training facility being built in Atlanta. She decides to join a group of activists attempting to stop construction. When Vienna arrives in the South River Forest, she quickly finds a community, a cause –- and a love unlike any other. But the events of one morning shatters everything. Vienna and everyone connected to t... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
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Personally I really liked this, I thought it did a good job of showing different POVs. Clearly it was biased towards the protestors, telling their POV, but I thought it also did a good job of highlighting some of their missteps and the racial tensions and how they can be perceived as out of touch. I also have a personal bias towards the liberal side so I’m sure that factored into how I experienced this podcast.
Even with that, honestly I kind of symbolically rolled my eyes a lot - the fact tha... more
Apple Podcasts4Glo3489
United States16 days ago - Can you find the uneducated boomers?
The number of reviews from people who didn’t listen to more than 10 minutes 🙄or who complain that the protesters don’t have their political ideology (MAGAT), or who don’t know what victim means, or who don’t understand nuance or that reporting doesn’t mean “defending”, or who don’t know actual American history and want everyone else to leave … well, the # is astounding. The relief is that the worst of these is dying off pretty quickly if not soon enough.
So the podcast was done well enough, I’... more
Apple Podcasts3SkwarepegUnited Statesa month ago If you like defend the police or don't think George Floyd died from an overdose you'll love this!
Podcast Addict12 months agoGunny83- Confused…
This is really less about the podcast (which was garbage) and more about the protest… so u think cops are ill-trained bullies so you’re going to protest a place where cops can be trained not to be bullies?
Apple Podcasts1Ellipsis King…United States2 months ago - Balanced reporting of an issue that will soon affect all of us
I’ll be honest - I was getting annoyed by the somber music and use of phrases like “be in community with each other” when they just mean “hang out.” I was also getting confused by so many different names for one person: Tort, Tortugita, Manuel, Mani…it felt like a reading Dostoyevsky.
However, I’m so glad I stuck with it and listened to the end. I was in tears by the 6th episode as I felt the community’s anguish over the loss of Tortugita.
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