Surrounded

Love this show. It’s refreshing, intense, and surprisingly human. A must-listen for anyone tired of echo chambers.

I appreciate the way that this shows challenges the ways the people think and brings together people of different backgrounds and beliefs The podcast would be so much better if there was some way to add the addition of a fact check after a statement like the show does. Maybe pause the argument audio and have the fact read out. I often find myself defaulting to the YouTube show to see what is true or false when someone reads out a statistic

I appreciate what Jubilee does. It’s important to discuss ideas in a controlled format. It is frustrating, however, listening to people that come on supporting either GOP or Dem parties. Both parties are terrible and are often guilty of doing equally awful things as the claims the guests (both the 20 and the 1 people/person) bring to the show to defend or promote. I would love to hear from more people that promote new ideas and stop defending either one of these terrible parties and their constituents. The “your party sucks more than mine” sentiment supports cognitive dissonance and gets us nowhere.

What a niche! I’m excited to watch and learn from opposing viewpoints, while also learning more about those with opposing viewpoints. “Understanding” while still disagreeing is a wonderful thing!

I used to get excited every single Sunday upon the release of a new episode. Lately the show has basically been follow up after follow up after follow up. I really loved when this podcast when they would do the 1 v 20 debates and it really seems like lately they’ve been adding filler episodes to make sure that they complete one episode for every Sunday. I really wish they would go back to the one V 20 debates, which is why most of the people watch/listen to this podcast and YouTube please go back

I’ve watched Jubilee for a long time, including every surround and really enjoy some of their videos. My favorite was probably with Jordan Peterson. However, this last debate with the “far right” (really just facials) rubbed me the wrong way. Presenting these people like intellectuals is legitimizing their beliefs, and that’s something I really cannot agree with.