“I reviewed this podcast in February 2024. So now, I am doing it again. Why, you may ask, would I review a podcast a second time or even more than that? First, podcasts, especially independent podcasts, grow, mature, and get better over time. The hosts become more comfortable, and the options for guests expand, leading to better episodes. To be clear, Mr. Erick Taylor Woodby was solid right from the first episode, but his experience, growth, and commitment to excellence have made him better and, of course, more ear-worthy.”
"One of the greatest things about Erick's interviews is the fact that he is so straightforward in allowing the people he interviews to be their true selves. There's no fake glossy nonsense where he wants to be the star."
“As a host, Erick Taylor Woodby is understated like low-impact aerobics. His interviewing style is gentle but probing, and his cosmopolitan lifestyle has enabled him to glide without friction through numerous countries, ethnic backgrounds, and belief systems.”
“You listen so carefully and so sweetly. And you really took the time to do your research about me. It was so lovely to feel not scrutinized, but seen.”
“As a host, Erick Taylor Woodby is understated like low-impact aerobics. His interviewing style is gentle but probing, and his cosmopolitan lifestyle has enabled him to glide without friction through numerous countries, ethnic backgrounds, and belief systems.”
“I didn’t know I was missing this podcast until I listened to the first episode. Erick’s thought-provoking subjects and insightful conversations with guests are so resonant.”
— DenMarc, Apple Podcasts
“Trying to find visibility in a world that often tries to make underrepresented communities invisible is such a large task. But it’s always admired and appreciated to see folk like Erick Taylor Woodby who is trying to do the work.”
“Erick has presented an amazing and diverse group of world citizens with wide-ranging experiences. It is fascinating to hear these stories of how these People of Color move in the circle of their lives, embracing their Blackness, as well their place with the LGBTQ+ community.”
— jman987654, Apple Podcasts
“My first episode was with Roux. I was not ready for the depth of this conversation! Love it! Get it, Erick!”
