More commercials than substance
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“I would enjoy this podcast way more if it had more substance to it. The podcast itself is usually around 4 minutes with 4-5 minutes of commercials. Maybe instead of releasing a 4 minute podcast you could combine a few segments and make it worth sitting through all the ads!”
MsMarcel070 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/10/23
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“I’m only 10-15 episodes in, but I’m screaming at my phone because your timeline and several details are off! For just one example, the kids were dead before Lori and Chad got married, in fact, they died before Chad’s wife died. I wonder if Chad even had any interaction with them besides burying...”Read full review »
WhitPD via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/10/23
“Tiny episodes with over 50% of the time used for advertisements is just a terrible way to format a podcast. nothing about this feed has the end listener in mind.”
Jhsherman via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/10/23
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“The guest from your latest episode obviously knows absolutely nothing about this case! Lori is not a victim of Chad and she has 5 dead family members in her wake to prove it not to mention the death of Chad’s wife! So frustrating that many men see her has a victim in this when she had serious...”Read full review »
Littlebird92 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/21/23
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