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“If what the narrator is saying is true about the cause of his insomnia, I really hope he’s getting professional help. He keeps saying how personal this issue is (about the insomnia), so I can’t help but wonder why he keeps sharing it? It’s not really necessary and doesn’t add to the mystery or intrigue of the story. If he’s using it as a selling point to get more people to listen, it’s not working. His story telling is good and the topic is interesting, but I fast forward through his personal narrative and experiences.”
JJSugi via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/27/19
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“The content could be so compelling but the voice of host plus painfully slow pace (along with anecdotes of insomnia) make for an unsuccessful storytelling recipe.”
jdl274 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/28/19
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“The host just ruins this, if it disturbs you then maybe stop listening to true crime never mind doing a show about it. He makes out as if he is some sort of victim because he chose to research these crimes,”
hi420high via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/01/19
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“The presentation is quite decent, with music and sound effects. My issue is the hosts shoehorning himself into with his silly implication that Insomnia is some sort of shameful secret that he hopes no one finds out, or that there is anything involuntary about his interest and research into true...”Read full review »
dcvalenz via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/27/19
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