Decent tale, crummy delivery system
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“A good investigation, well told, but it’s a 90-minute story stretched and padded to make eight under-30 min eps — with terrible gaps in the narrative due to issues with the ads stopping minutes into the next narrative, dropping all the key facts — it just re-starts mid-sentence. Maybe they’ve messed with the skipping feature but it doesn’t happen on other Pushkin shows.
PLUS — tacking on eps of other podcasts to double the episode length without any mention of that podcast name or length in the show notes is hostile. If this were my first introduction to Pushkin, it would be the last show I’d ever listen to. (No shade on this host or this season of Hot Money/New Narcos.)”
@TheGirlPie via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/26/24
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“I understand free means there’s ads.
But when the podcast is 30 minutes long and there’s 4 sets of advertisements it’s kinda annoying.”
Accountingslayr via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/23/22
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“It’s the only industry that’s without rules from the biggest bosses to the “employees”. Everyone works with stage names and there’s zero background checks for anyone, not even SO registry. And with the big bosses it’s even worse. And we should realise that they created and marketed lots of now so...”Read full review »
roxieroots via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/05/22
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“I like the topics a lot and will probably finish listening to the second season. Probably, not definitely because there is way too much ad time in each episode. And now there’s a 3 min ad formatted like an interview that sounds like it’s part of the podcast. This ruins an otherwise good show”
BKPslope via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/29/23
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