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Dr. Saad’s keynote address was amazing and fascinating. A speech that ties together wood crickets, Franz Kafka, the Olympics and Thomas Sowell is a speech only our favorite honey badger could pull off! While others wield words as weapons and tools of division, he brilliantly uses words like the born educator he is. Dr. Saad is more than a national treasure and a sex symbol (wink)—he is a gift from God.
It was an absolute pleasure listening to you and Dario Maestripieri’s conversation. I loved the clear way in which concepts were explained, the passion curiosity and love for knowledge of both and the last part was the dessert connecting with different great books like La insoportable levedad del ser de Milán Kundera and how in my 20s helped me to understand (up to certain degree humans) and be more relaxed and patient about it. Although when I finish the book my sensation always was that the ideas in that book were anything but light and I am glad to hear for the first time that Dario Maestripieri saw that too. I can hardly wait to read his work about the topic of ideas in the future.
So compelling to listen to, your analogies make so much sense. As a non Jew, hoping more people will listen to this, wake up, and do something to preserve our western values, which includes condemning anti semitism!
I so very much appreciate the podcast and it’s satire and sarcasm. Just when I think it’s impossible for me to continue to exist in a world where absolutely nothing makes sense and every day something more ludicrous happens, I console myself by listening, and realizing that there are still some logical, sane people in the world. I only wish I had people near me who think in a similar way.
I can’t help but notice how many ultra short episodes are put out, filled with ads. What has finally tipped me over the edge is that you put out a four minute episode after the murder of Charlie Kirk, 25% of which was ad-play. Then an 8 min episode with not one but FOUR ads. Meanwhile, Matt Walsh released a 13 min Kirk episode at the same time and, as I predicted he would, had the grace to ensure he and his bosses wouldn’t profit from his honoring of Kirk. No ads, just 13 min of monologue. It was decent. I not only find this in poor taste and ethics, but as a podcaster of 8 years myself with sponsors from year one, there is something to be said for having enough respect for your listeners to know that, while you are absolutely entitled to profit from your podcast, it should be a FAIR exchange. Two ads per 3 min of your speaking is not value. Four ads for 6 min of your speaking — ditto. It is a true gift when a listen gives you the gift of their time. You’ve been exploiting this gift. It’s a turnoff and makes me reconsider some attributes of your character. I didn’t want to feel that way about you. The releasing of two minuscule Kirk episode stuffed with ads puts it over the edge for me.
The Gad Saad podcast consistently feels heavy and overwhelmingly negative, often focusing on topics that leave listeners feeling drained rather than enlightened. While it promises intellectual exploration, the discussions frequently come across as pessimistic and repetitive. There’s little room for constructive or uplifting dialogue, making it a tough listen. Overall, it’s a sad and uninspiring experience—not recommended for those seeking balanced or hopeful perspectives wanting to make real change in the world.
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