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“1) Research guests and topics thoroughly to generate more substantive, meaningful questions.
2) Write aforementioned research-based questions down and ask them.
3) “That’s amazing!,” “Yeah,” and awkward laughing should not be reflexive responses after guest comments. Practice fluid transitions. Intelligent follow-up questions, reaffirm statements, just anything to dig deeper.
I love Fujifilm so much, but the Fujicast is a far superior product with far more capable co-hosts.”
Franklyrichard via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/15/21
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“The content is generally good but the presentation is just so slow and not smooth at all. With all the breaks in conversation and slowness of delivery by the presenter I find it hard and frustrating podcast to listen to.”
Maverick71 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/11/19
“I have nothing against Fuji, I just don’t own one of their cameras. I was a bit hesitant to give this show a try, but I am really glad I did! The guests are extremely interesting, with a wide breadth of experience and photo style. I learn something awesome in every episode! A few of the episodes...”Read full review »
climbingsponge via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/15/20
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“First of all, this podcast is really hard to listen to. There is a ton of background noise (cups, papers moving, etc), and the audio quality is poor. The hosts speak very good English, but the accents combined with poor audio quality makes for a bad experience.
I’m excited about a good Fuji...”Read full review »
Reviewer dudes via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/09/15
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