5 stars for content, 1 star for sound quality
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“I found this podcast as I’ve been diving deeper into IFS and wanting to integrate the IFS and related models into my work. I listened to one episode, however, and although the content and interview was intriguing, I couldn’t finish it. The musical interjections and poor sound quality were very distracting. 😩
As a former podcast host myself, I learned that there were wonderful audio/video editors out there that worked within my modest budget and would easily be able to adjust the volume for the hosts in post production (after the episode is recorded).
If using Zoom, there is a setting where each audio recording can be saved separately. This is a setting you have to check, it is not the default. Do not use the audio with all 2-3 blended voices. An audio editor can very easily edit and equalize each individual track but they would find it almost impossible to equalize a blended track.
Also please consider getting rid of the little bits of music that play during the interviews. They are distracting and at times, cut off the speaker’s thought halfway, a poor representation of a wonderful guest.
I’m giving five stars to offset some of the negative reviews and empower the podcast hosts to hire a professional audio editor and give them tips for getting the best sound quality out of their equipment.”
Lhenry229 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/22/23
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“The guests bring such wonderful content and information to this podcast… unfortunately, the way the podcast is edited leaves me feeling annoyed! The music between bits feels excessive and unnecessary. I wish they would just play the interview! Also, the overdone NPR whisper voice the hosts use is...”Read full review »
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11/07/22
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“This is a very beautiful podcast around IFS therapy. I learned a lot from the different speakers.
I wish Anibal would leave the guests more room and would not comment or repeat everything they say.”
Claudia from Germany via Apple Podcasts ·
Germany ·
09/27/22
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“I’m not a therapist, but have been unable to find a podcast for someone like me who wanted to find an IFS trained therapist. (I have now!) This podcast featuring IFS trained therapists has given me the opportunity to learn about all the various ‘illnesses’ that have been treated with IFS....”Read full review »
Deborahdora via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/25/21
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