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“These recordings are some of the worst I've ever heard. They sound like they were made on a low quality dictaphone stuffed in someones bag at the back of the classroom, next to a cell phone which provides constant interference.
There are probably two or three lectures which can be listened to, but most are of a terrible quality, either muffled, or containing so much ambient room noise: people coughing, laughing, mumbling etc that they can't be taken seriously as "iTunes University" material.”
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Great Britain ·
02/02/12
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“Very informative and interesting podcasts. I’ve really enjoyed listening and look forward to more”
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06/26/18
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“Reuters uses Russian wire service TASS for it’s source material???? And you don’t tell us what’s Russian-sourced? Not ok to spread propaganda, Reuters!”
BibliophileG via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/23/22
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