If Books Could Kill

only discovered within the last week and been binging episodes. never knew this duo was what i was missing in my life. also, the sam harris episode was great. after seeing some of the most recent comments on the sam harris episode, i am, however, having trouble understanding why, for one, anyone would side with that horrible human and, two, why people are upset that a *Muslim* man is against a genocide against Muslim people who’ve been under attack for the past 75 years. LOL. overall, i haven’t come across an episode i didn’t like and i am definitely here for more political pieces!

If you’re a huge fan of smug, witless destruction of strawmen, this is for you. I suppose I should listen to more than one episode of this before rendering judgement, but I don’t hate myself that much. Shame on Apple for recommending this trash.

Intriguing concept of a podcast. And some very insightful comments. Sadly, those insights are few and far between, and found in a pile of conjecture and wildly biased views. Accusing authors of bias and unfounded comments would land so much better if they weren’t picking and choosing their targets.

Before I heard this, I thought the dumbest conversation I’d hear on a podcast would be a Joe Rogan solo pod echoing back. Thanks to this podcast, I’ve now heard worse.