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The Trojan Horse Affair
- By: Serial Productions & The New York Times
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Jan 27 20223 mins
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Feb 3 202253 mins
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What listeners say about The Trojan Horse Affair
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- Anonymous User
- 03-15-22
Fantastic Reporting!
Loved it! Each episode left me excited for more! So glad they kept pushing for truth.
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- Dawn 0livera
- 03-05-22
Excellent.
I am very glad Hamza and Brian found each other for this story. Thank you both.
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- Tim Herron
- 03-03-22
Excellent and addictive!
Fascinating reporting. Listened to one episode after another after another. I want more podcasts like this one! Highly recommend.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-02-22
Best Podcast since S-town
Love the combo of these two journalists, the calming expertise of Brian and the raw unapologetic honesty of Hamza work beautiful together.
Please do more together!
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- Rick
- 04-28-22
good story
dragged out . could be 4 instead of 8 hours long. but real view of our world of conspiracy
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- William Robinson
- 04-20-22
Good but biased
great journalism, but definitely on a mission to prove preconceived notions. they definitely underplayed LGBT and women's rights considerations, which to those affected is concerning.
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- ferti
- 02-08-22
This is spectacular. Excellently naratted.
This is unbelievable. Amazing journalism exposing systemic islamophobia in the recent trojan horse affair.
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- loulowton
- 02-06-22
Highly recommend
Superb podcast. Balanced, thorough, human, and determined. Thanks for doing this, guys. I was a school leader in Birmingham at the time and Gove, Birmingham Education Dept and the ensuing compulsory training for all schools to deal with radicalisation (in a school with a significant problem with radicalisation of white boys into the English Defence League...not important apparently) ...were an unmitigated disaster from start to finish. Hope justice will prevail one day but I'm not holding my breath.
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- Kindle Customer
- 04-21-22
Intriguing!
Really good. Interesting and informative. Great narrators that talk really fast! Highly recommended. Thank you
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- c0nv1ct
- 03-27-22
Enlightening
Epic concoction of facts, findings and u-turns. The yin-yang relationship between the authors complimented the direction of the investigation. Well done chaps!
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- Mohammed Zahid
- 03-10-22
Absolutely Riveting!
How is it possible that in modern day society a select group of people from a small portion of the population could be targeted in such a way.
The Podcast is riveting in its analysis of the Trojan Horse affair. Anyone who listens to this without prejudice or misconceptions can see through the facade and see that this was not only a tragedy but absolutely disgusting in how the local community was thrown to the wolves to be ripped apart.
The community is one of the poorest in the country and was never given the chance to aspire to much by the authorities and even the old guard. Finally a few teachers that lived and grew up within Birmingham had enough and put forward an action plan to really make a change and put the kids first. And boy oh boy did they make a difference! so much so that the once considered failed schools became on par with some of the most richest schools in the country.
They where so successful that within few years they became outstanding and become highlights for other cities and even European city's to come and model.
How could a poor area in an inner city suburb with 90% brown Muslim faces be on par with white middle class areas around the county? something must be going on here something fishy.
Meanwhile an evil genius who is running a school within the city is in a spot of bother, her plans to take over the school fully is being hampered by these pesky teaching assistants.
She manages to put a plan in place that not only gets rid of the teaching assistants for good but also these fishy teachers that have come out of nowhere and taken out the old guard in some of these inner city schools.
The evil genius strikes and the Empire retains its lustre and order is restored to the good old days where everyone knows there place.
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- J.V.W
- 02-20-22
Disturbing I don’t feel it’s covering all the facts
This seems at odds with other serial productions. Very biased and misleading not up to usual standards.
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- Anonymous User
- 03-06-22
brilliant!
I loved everything about this podcast..
the story the journos were justifiably chasing is outrageous but sadly just so familiar in every predominately white, Christian Country.
I loved the ‘odd couple’ pairing of the journos and their road trips
the editing was perfect.. I honestly felt I had gone along for the entire ride in person