A Era dos Dados

I got through three-quarters of the poop episode and bailed out. The subject matter and sheer scope of this documentary is top-drawer, but I simply couldn't stand him. The producers need to employ an adult to present this if there's a second series.

A real shame.

I've been following Latif in the podcast Radiolab, so I am already used to his style. It was nice no see something that was not only audio but also visual. If you are expecting an typical documentary, skip it. This is going to feel more like a "video podcast".

Outstanding and very informative. Don't shoot the messenger; some of my best teachers were whacky.

I'm 43.

The host is a bit like a young Bill Nye, meaning his enthusiasm seems kind of fake/rehearsed. Obviously the show is heavily scripted though, so a fair amount of acting is required of him. That being said, he does a good job of presenting the information in a way that would appeal to inquisitive tweens and teens, and still manages to be engaging and entertaining for adults.

I learned a great deal from season 1, and I genuinely enjoyed it as a source of engaging entertainment. If you're a teacher, have kids, or are an inquisitive adult, check this show out.

I like Latif Nasser a lot. I think he is going for a Bill Nye type persona but can understand some of the other reviews here.

As for the concept and execution of the show it was really great! The episode on Dust was fascinating