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“Great show, I love the variety and minutiae of the content. I have been that person that has a head full of insignificant facts and this podcast has added to my repertoire.
I have to wonder what these idiots are complaining about audio quality, even in the first podcasts? I’m not listening to Mozart or for the audio quality, I am listening for the content and as long as it is intelligible I could care less. I listen with earbuds during work and other than some volume level changes have not noticed anything of issue. Spend your money on your daughters college fund! If someone comments they are no longer listening or following the show because of the audio quality they are not the type of simpering whiner you want as a follower anyway, they are probably the same people that tear into you for your mispronunciations as well. Worry about the quality of your content and not these other insignificant trivialities.
Keep up the great content!”
j_h_nimrod via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/06/23
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“This couple make excellent podcast hosts. They play off each other in a fun, humorous way. They have covered a number of taboo subjects such as historical sex toys and eunuchs with Gabby putting on the TMI brakes at just the right time.
They recently upgraded sound equipment so the audio is way...”Read full review »
GillySuhu via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/13/22
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“Listened to nearly all of the episodes Thus far - very happy to have an extended exposure to the added history knowledge! Sound quality is greatly improved in ep. 3 and on - keep episodes to 45+ minutes as the 20 minute episode felt rushed a bit but was still enjoyable.
You are STILL doing an...”Read full review »
TNMMedic911 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/27/22
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“I love that you keep giving us all these amazing (little) facts so enthusiastically while not everyone always cares. I love to do that too.
Fun fact "wat een boer niet kent dat vreet ie niet" which means "a farmer doesn't eat it if he doesn't know it" is still a common...”Read full review »
Ikwilkoffie via Apple Podcasts ·
Netherlands ·
12/07/21
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