A podcast in decline
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“Over the past four years or so ATP has declined substantially in content and relevancy. There’s way too much about Marco’s living conditions, his car, his travails using the ferry. John’s rants have become longer and even less focused. As a result he’s entering into the old man waving his cane at kids to keep off the lawn. Sometimes he has interesting thoughts and perspectives — but they are becoming fewer and farther between. And Casey apologizes a lot for no good reason beyond a pathological need not to upset anyone ever.
And there’s the push for merch and the pleas to subscribe and send them money.
Honestly, guys, you were better as amateurs than professional podcasters. When you actually focused on tech you added value. Today I can easily skip 50% of the podcast and often more.
It’s a sad decline.”
abridge683 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/19/23
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“A wonderful mix of three great personalities. If you were a fan of Marco and John's prior shows, this is the show you were looking for. I hope they keep it going.”Read full review »
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United States of America ·
03/12/13
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“First I was sad because Build & Analyze and Hypercritical ended at the same time. Then I was happy because Marco and John accidentally started another tech show.”
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United States of America ·
04/19/13
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