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Favorite podcast! Lots of “revisiting old episodes”
My #1 absolute favorite podcast! I look forward to Monday’s for New episodes but they seem to “revisit” old episodes very often…. I kind of thing maybe toooo often. New stuff, please! 👏👏👏
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I can’t believe it’s for FREE
Never missed an episode, Shankar is incredible, thanks to all the team who support to get such quality information for public, Life changing and absolutely brilliant and mind blowing. Wish you all the best😊
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Love this show
This podcast has changed my life. Each episode is intriguing and there is always a scientist or specialist interviewed whose work you can continue to read about on your own. Shankar asks questions that open the important connections to popular concerns in our society, but there is always room to draw your own conclusions or see how the central question of the show is relevant to your life. This show let’s stories and science unravel your heat and take root in your mind.
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Hi! I’m Amy gooding! This is a good podcast but..I’m looking for more artsy stuff. Thank you!
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All the knowledge
Shankar is intelligent, funny, and vulnerable in every discussion. Couldn’t appreciate this type of storytelling more!
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Great!
This is my favorite podcast. I listen every day. I love that the host doesn’t do a podcast to hear his own voice. He is excellent at guiding conversations with guests without having excessive chit chat. Stays on topic without adding random conversation. The topics are extremely varied. The guests are so interesting. I have learned so much. It is very easy to listen to. I found that I even like Episodes that I expected to dislike due to the topic. I’m going to be very sad when I listen to all of them. Love this podcast!
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Cool
He seems cool I wish we were friends in real life
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Great topics for modern times
Just listen in and explore. ✨✨✨✨
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Amazing Podcast
One of my favorite podcast!! I’m always learning something new and useful here. Thank you!!
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Great Conversations
Hidden Brain has taught me a lot since it’s inception. I love how this podcast addresses the simple, important and often overlooked parts of the human experience. It is good, clean, supportive of love and validating of peace and collaboration. I find myself listening to Hidden Brain once a week as part of my routine. I like that it helps me me improve as a person.
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My Favorite Podcast
Hidden Brain always gets me thinking deeply and considering different perspectives. It combines interesting research with compelling stories to make for a great listening experience that leaves you wanting to start a conversation with other people. Would be great for a book club!
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Good episode, but…
This is in regards to the conspiracy of silence episode. I get why you focused on DJT…but fast forward to 2021 and 2022 and the deafening silence at the abject failure that Biden has been. Literally no chance DJT gets away with all the stuff Biden has been given a pass on. Interesting how most media is quiet on the matter. All that is happening now fits the narrative of this episode. Oh and Elon Musk potentially taking over Twitter because it really isn’t the free speech engine many would like to pretend it is! What say you Hidden Brain??🫣
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Constantly Repeating Old Content
The show has several good (maybe even great) episodes but constantly plays old episodes with new ads. I recently had the same 3 year old episode back to back because it seems like they don’t pay attention to what they throw out there. If I want to re-listen, I will just go back to what I want to hear again. The show is often broken up in strange ways and the host seems to speak more than the guests. There is also a lot of bias in many of their reports that makes it slightly off putting. Overall I’d probably give it 3-4 stars if they weren’t blatantly trying to get ad revenue from old content at the listener’s expense.
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All episodes
I am so drawn to every episode I have listen to randomly! The topics are interesting the guest are great. The conversation truly hit me hard in the ways I have always struggle with but yet make me feel that I am who I am in an ever changing world. Thanks Shankar and guest
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10/10
Truly outstanding, thought-provoking podcast. The best of the best.
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Disappointing same old narrative
Very disappointing that HB used an anecdotal set of thoughts to make statements about the perceived increase of rudeness. I honestly stopped listening. Maybe I missed the boat and the presented story took a turn in to real data. This was just a typical narrative I hear in the media that wants to say people are mad and more bold etc. I think this is a result of social media but am not convinced their is an increase. Just more viral spread. I normally find HB insightful and well worth the invested time. Even when I disagree. This episode felt like the same crap I hear in the news. Propaganda.
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Hopeful and renewed
This is my absolute favorite podcast. I find great hope and inspiration through each episode. Thank you Hidden Brain!
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You won’t regret listening to this amazing podcast!
This is the most helpful, perspective changing pod cast I’ve ever listened to .
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Shankar Vedantam uses science and storytelling to reveal the unconscious patterns that drive human behavior, shape our choices and direct our relationships.