It's Complicated

Wonderful and informative analysis in language everyone can understand. 5 stars for content! Buuuuuut.. please hire a proper sound editor / engineer to help with cuts (ads frequently come in the middle of a sentence) and audio quality. much love!

I just found out about this podcast from an ad on another podcast (Jack), so the first episode I'm hearing is Ep. 37 about Ken Chesebro's memo. I listened to this episode after reading articles, watching news, and listening to several other podcasts concerning the very same Chesebro memo (about fake electors, Dec 4, 2020). The analysis and deconstruction of the information, legal ramifications, lies and misdirection is head and shoulders above all the rest combined. This will probably become my favorite new podcast!!💖 💖 💖 💖 💖 ☕️ ☕️ ☕️ Aaaand - I absolutely 💖LOVE💖 the ringing vibraphone opening!!!!

This would’ve been a 5⭐️but the audio was confusing when both people were talking at the same time. I hope that tech glitch can be corrected. Otherwise great content!

Asha tees the issues up for Renato, whose analysis is realistic and an excellent antidote to the drumbeat of wishcasting one hears on so many broadcasts. Things are more complicated than we may want them to be.

At least on this day’s episode, Mariotti’s audio was not good. Like he was on a speakerphone or something. You could still (for the most part) understand what he was saying, but, with so many high-quality similar podcasts, if a voice on a podcast is kind of technologically painful to hear, that’s enough to unfollow it. Also, both hosts speak sort of slowly — like it’s hard for them to get the thoughts and words out. I’m all for being mostly interested in the knowledge and ideas, but delivery is important too. Pick up the pace a bit, in other words — or maybe have your presentations better researched, written and overall prepared.