Listening to my first episode of this podcast right now, and had to leave a review because it's so enjoyable so far. The production of the interviews is great, and I love the concept of the show. Great work, Brett.

The title doesn’t say it, but when you listen to the show; you realize that a big part of apology is acceptance. And he does a great job of bringing this out or letting his participants share this. Many talk about wishing they could do more, had done more, had behaved better, etc. But by apologizing they are also letting some of this go. In addition the host has a great radio voice. I could easily believe that he works for or had worked for NPR And the production values are incredible. The music, sounds, and transitions are always spot on. And his commentary before and after each apology lends just the right touch to each story. Hope you decide to give it a listen. The Blind Blogger Maxwell Ivey

It's one of the most powerful words in the human language and I finally said to myself at the age of 40. It was very freeing and it allowed me to grow in ways that I never knew I could. What an AMAZING podcast showcasing apologies from around the world that run the gamut of life experiences. You've inspired me to create my own "Apology" episode for my podcast. Thank you for this podcast!

The vulnerability on display is so amazing to hear - love this show

These episodes get deep in a good way. Listening to what people apologize for and how they felt is very revealing and can make us think more carefully about our choices and how we live.