dancing about architecture
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“As non-intuitive as an audio program about architecture/design might seem, this is an incredibly compelling argument in favor of such an approach. Extremely well produced and thoughtful (and paired with a blog that provides supporting images and links to the topics discussed), the subjects are wide-ranging in nature and should appeal not just to architects, but anyone interested in the designed landscape.”
JBHightower via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/05/11
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“One of the best things about 99% Invisible is its production quality. Sound really matters, and there's none of the nonsense that mars so many amateur programs. Forget about those synthetic musical riffs accompanying long self-indulgent intros, and instead enjoy high production quality with...”Read full review »
name cannot be bIank via Apple Podcasts ·
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04/29/11
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“So many podcasts are unbearable right now but, by chance, I stumbled upon this one and it's terrific!! I never leave reviews but felt I had to on this gem. Fully engaging, witty, and unique. Worth every second, can't wait for more.”Read full review »
Jenna_Rains via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/02/10
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“Lovingly constructed audio pieces about the places and things in our world that we usually sleepwalk past without really seeing them. A compelling listen.”
shortwaveology via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/01/10
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