Might work on paper, not as a podcast
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“A podcast is, above all, an audio experience. People I admire, including Walt Mossberg, have recommended this podcast but I cannot. The content may of great interest but the audio experience has too many drawbacks for me to persist. The podcaster's delivery is painfully slow, there are seemingly pointless pauses in the flow, there are sound effects which add sound but no effect,etc. etc. Further, the thesis of the series, that there were multiple influences on the US choice to "go to the Moon" beyond Cold War rivalry, is trite.”Read full review »
Princeton55 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/31/19
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“I learned one thing from the first episode of this podcast: just because you speak slowly, doesn’t mean you’re actually creating suspense for your listeners.
It sounds condescending and childish.
Two stars instead of one for the hope that the producers will accept constructive criticism, speed...”Read full review »
Cavguns via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/30/19
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“Good things come to those who wait. Episode Two begins to reveal the promise of Moonrise. This fascinating and intriguing approach to understanding the role early science-fiction writers played in molding the mindset of the public to embrace space exploration is enlightening and at the same time...”Read full review »
RecNy via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/30/19
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“I love Ms. Cunningham”s style and her dive into history. Ibrecall the days of nonstop coverage of NASA and launches. Sci-fi writers would be interviewed and as a kid it is where I first heard of Asiimov and orhers. One of my earliest influences was Tom Swift and his race to the moon.”
Jerry Starbuck via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/30/19
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