An attempt to fake a subscriber count
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“Let’s be honest, this show is mid at best, not particularly interesting and definitely not what it reports to be. So why am I still subscribed? I’m subscribed because at one point this show was a very interesting linguistics show, called Lexicon Valley. And they still have the backlog of episodes that I enjoy listening to. So why have they put an honestly bad show that is completely unrelated to what it originally was, instead of leaving the backlog of episodes to simply exist. Because they can make more money if they claim they have more listeners than they actually do. This show is nothing but an idiotic and stupid cash graph, which I am subscribed to only because of its backlog of interesting episodes.”
Losasta via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/20/23
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“Big fan of this podcast. The presenters manage to balance a passion for usage without being too pedantic. I hope slate keeps this podcast going.”
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03/22/12
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“A promising, clever new podcast that makes what could be mundane topics educational, informative, fun, and interesting.”
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United States of America ·
03/01/12
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“I love comedy and I love wordplay, so this podcast is perfect for me. I listen to A Way With Words pretty often, and my only complain with that show is they're not very real. This show isn't like that, it's very real and it's very entertaining and salt of the earth...”Read full review »
TheWrightFunk via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/16/12
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