The Sean Hannity Show - Podcast Rankings and reviews

While I like Sean’s show and have listened to him on the radio for decades, this podcast is by far the most ad heavy of any I have listened to. In a 46 minute episode, you will have about 17 minutes of ads (about 1/3 of the total content!). I understand the need to make a profit, but this is excessive and will drive away listeners.

Sean has a good show, but a habit of asking a question and then interrupting his guest while they try to answer (or any time they speak for that matter). Having a good show doesn’t mean YOU have to be constantly talking, step back and let us here what THEY have to say - they are a guest on your show for a reason

He’s passionate and level headed. Fires off the hard questions to his guests that some (if they’re frauds) can not answer! He calls them out on their nonsense and digs for the truth. You must pick up and read his new book “Live Free or Die”!

Love the show. Sean always gets the truth out there and don’t back down from reporting the facts. Only complaint I have is that they don’t get the podcast updated and out till almost midnight CST EVERYDAY. Other than that it’s five stars.

Independent voter here trying to gain insight on my NC candidates. Listened twice to the Ted Budd interview was surprised that he wasted this opportunity to elaborate on any platform topic. Rather, he relayed the generic, default responses used by this new GOP with unsubstantiated claims, a little fear mongering, and claims of working for the people. If that was the case, why did you vote against healthcare for veterans, Ted? Why vote against capping the cost of insulin? You have had many opportunities to demonstrate any genuine consideration for your constituents but your voting record, which is public, proves otherwise. I vote for members of all parties; however, I refuse to rehire someone who chronically breaks their word (that’s you, TB).

I truly appreciate Hannity’s conservatism. However, his constant interruption of his guests and then always bringing the subject back to himself, and his repetitive stories, became too exhausting to listen to. For example, Bill O’Reilly consistently adds great research and insight and Hannity either cuts off Bill’s content or dismisses what he has to say. Hannity used to be a constant for me but no longer. There are other conservative hosts who offer much better and original content and are respectful to their guests.