Review: The Turning
Sometimes it’s not about destroying the whole of what’s wrong, it’s about recognizing the parts of something that are harmful, to make the whole better.
Society and Culture
Release Day Review Revisited: Atlantis Mini-Series
Liv’s style of talking like you could know what she’s talking about, but she won’t judge you if you don’t. There’s a fun respect for the audience that I think this podcast overall nails as a show about things that aren’t always easy to parse through, mythology or this small foray into philosophy.
Review: What's Her Name
By blending conversation between the hosts, interviews, and other audio these professors of history give us a riveting example of a history podcast. They combine information and storytelling in a way that is accessible and academic without being arrogant.
Review: When Diana Met
I am not a royal watcher. Well, I’m not in the sense that I have binoculars trained on every news source for the next Big Moment. I look in some degree of horrible curiosity and genuine fascination. This is an institution that is rooted so strongly in the past
Series Release Day Review: Let's Talk about Atlantis!
Liv simply does this with her usual style, and notably with some music choices that had me perking from the first chord. We are eased through what Plato set up in his Dialogues, what people think Atlantis is now, and where we are going with this mini series over the next few weeks.
Review: Blind Landing
I have officially listened to my first sports podcast! As someone who pretends to reject my natural competitive nature, this is a momentous event. I found Blind Landing on Twitter just before Simone Biles pulled out of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. I decided to dive into something different. This seemed