Conversations with people who have lived through extreme events. Some stories are dark and twisted, others are light and funny. In all cases, we get an intimate portrait of 'what it was like' to be there.
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Hosted by Julian Morgans
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 123 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture |
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I enjoy the show but poor grammar drives me nuts. It’s not him and I, it’s he and I. As a journalist why don’t you know this and speak correctly? Reinforcing the incorrect use of pronouns- him/her instead of he and I is a disservice.
I can’t really write this podcast because more than half of it is behind a pay well. The few that are not have been decent, but if it’s going to be so expensive, just make it subscription based upfront. It almost feels scam or sneaky. That’s probably not the right, not the right word I mean, it’s incredibly frustrating. maybe a disclaimer at the top or something at least that would be honest.
Was the guest intoxicated??
This was an interesting one to listen to/keep up with.
Love the show tho. Love the show.
I’ve listened to a handful of episodes and while the topics and stories are all interesting, it’s just so slow. Maybe I’m impatient but I feel like most of these episodes could be about 20 minutes long if the host would keep the interview moving. I understand wanting to let the guests do the talking but with the absence of a video to watch, I get antsy waiting for something interesting to be said. It feels like the guests aren’t prepped for specific questions and I feel like for a regular layper... more
Took the side of interviewee rather than making any effort to look into the validity of what she was saying. Dismissed people who experienced genuine trauma as money-seeking. Disgusting.
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Exploring the intimate narratives of individuals who have endured extreme and often harrowing experiences, this podcast captures a wide array of personal stories that range from the dark and twisted to the unexpectedly humorous. Listeners are treated to conversations with guests who recount their unique journeys through trauma, survival, and extraordinary circumstances, providing insights into human resilience and the various ways people cope with challenging situations. The engaging style emphasizes empathy and understanding, making complex subjects accessible and compelling. Unique to this series is its focus on the emotional realities behind extreme events, fostering discussions that resonate on a personal level with audiences.
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What It Was Like launched 4 years ago and published 123 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on What It Was Like include:
1. Stanley Praimnath
2. John Rusnak
3. Kaia Betsias
4. Amayra Hamilton
5. David Magna
6. April Balascio
7. Carlos de Yarza
8. Rachel Tuffery
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