George Conway Explains It All (To Sarah Longwell) - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I look forward to each new podcast on George explaining legal proceedings of Donald Trump to Sarah Longwell. Both are quite smart and politically astute as well. They are concise and challenging as needed and adept at explaining to lay persons complex legal proceedings, rules, and rulings of the courts. I highly recommend.

George Conway has an engaging personality, has familiarity with the cases against Trump, tells pertinent stories about his own engagement peripherally with Trump, all of which makes for a fascinating podcast.
Sarah Longwell is a great host, and juggles all the many bits and pieces organized—quite a lot of them amazingly, and asks salient questions to keep the conversation lively. I look forward to every show, for two reasons—one: I believe in justice, and two: the show is always entertaining—a real-life Perry Mason like Cliff-hanger! I love Conway’s inside stories from his legal career, which adds a significant dash of spice to the on-going, seemingly never ending saga. Thank you—These are fraught times; your podcast gives me at least a shred of hope!
As a bonus, George has actually managed to influence the English language! His use of the legalistic phrase “that being said” or “that said,” is popping up in conversations elsewhere. (Reminiscent of John Dean’s use of the phrase “at that point in time.”) Linguists must be loving the opportunity to study this phenomenon in real time!

I listen to the show regularly, but there’s always been something that bothered me. I finally figured it out. As a business person and a potential sponsor on podcasts I find it offensive and distracting the disdain and outright hostility Sarah, and to a lesser extent George, show to having to read advertisements. We get it: having to help market the products of your sponsors is beneath serious individuals such as yourselves. Unfortunately, that’s the way the podcast model works, so please try to be more professional and more enthusiastic about the companies supporting your show.

Clear and compelling explanation of our Constitution and laws, and civil, informative discussion of legal cases that are critical to our democracy. Thank you, George Conway and Sarah Longwell, for courageously and boldly speaking the truth, and helping citizens to understand the issues that will affect their lives and our country’s future.

I have unsubscribed, even though I have previously enjoyed this podcast, due to the over abundance of advertising. It’s become unbearable due to the incessant breaks to promote various products. Sorry, just not worth it anymore.

I appreciate Sarah putting this show together but it’s a bit frustrating, by her questions, how little she knows about the law and legal process. I’m not a lawyer but just from listening to various podcasts have learned enough to keep up. As a result, Sarah comes across as kind of timid and insecure and George as condescending, even impatient. And frankly I don’t blame him as, in hearing the interviews, I kind of feel the same way. I think it would work better to either have Conway and an evenly-matched co-host debate points and events or a more informed moderator who’s able to ask more insightful questions. Without that, the information gathering process sort of goes along at a crawl.