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“If the thesis of this episode is, "email is evil," then I expect more much more compelling evidence to support such a tantilizing claim. "Evil" is a very strong word after all. If the aforementioned is not the thesis, and the podcast simply asks, "is email evil," then it is a poor attempt at an essay. In either case, the question is not answered in any kind of convincing way. In the end, the podcast conclueds that excessive email can be annoying. I may listen to the next episode to give the podcast a fair chance. This firs effort amounted to nothing more than a lackluster social commentary on a trivial element of most people's day to day goings on.”Read full review »
EternalNoob via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/12/15
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“Not sure these guys are responsibly representing issues, they seem to lack opposing view on their show. Makes for boring and predictable content.”
brx12345 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/19/16
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“This is a great new podcast.”
Radio head 12345 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/12/15
“So far its an interesting podcast series. Exploring topics that are just on the edge of the "I never thought of it that way" line. It was even interesting enough for me to try solving the code in the 2nd podcast. Sadly when you go to the page where you enter the code, the response you get...”Read full review »
Lomack via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/24/15
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