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“The content is interesting and I would be interested in the guests speaking, but there are constant interruptions and stuff that should be edited out (I personally don’t care if your daughter speaks Spanish because of the assumption bilingual speakers will earn more but that felt like ten minutes wasted). If you didn’t record those things, episodes wouldn’t need multiple parts. Intros are awkward and host spends a lot of time discussing tiktok vs introducing the actual podcast, but outros are non-existent and cut off in the middle of conversations with no warning of “on the next episode we will continue with guest X.” Honestly, editing, preparation, and time management is an art form. Do these things well because the episodes contain too much side conversations that don’t enhance the show. Will continue to see if the host improves, but hopes she will study other podcasts to see more cohesive, tighter interview/story structure. So far, no interviewee has given enough actual content to be two episodes.”
mmmartieee via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/26/21
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“I love the content of the podcast, but I wish the host would let the guests speak without interrupting them or trying to put words in their mouths. The host has a great story, but the guests are on to share their stories- let them speak!”
sweetcharade518 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/18/21
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“The subject matter is so interesting and the choice of guests is great, so I really want to like this podcast but I can’t help but find the host so irritating. She interrupts often, forcefully steers the conversation back to her own ideas and experiences and slips in and out of putting on a...”Read full review »
elleshminkus via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/13/21
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“Podcast, But, the host keeps wanting to interview herself. STOP over talking, lecturing, ranting, going off on your own tangents. You can move along the interview and assist the interviewee without seeming to take over. It comes across as very narcissistic.”
Janelle7 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/14/21
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