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“I work in the industry myself and enjoy their insights. However, both of them use 3-5x the amount of words needed to explain themselves. And more than that, once they’ve established a firm opinion in a topic, they make the strange decision to have the same conversation about their opinion 2-3x
before moving along to another part of the show. It becomes incredibly repetitive. Tighten it up ladies!
Example:
A normal person: Brad Pitt is a character actor trapped inside a leading man body.
These two: Here’s the thing about Brad Pitt, and you know I love Brad Pitt (4 minute aside about her love of Brad Pitt that adds nothing to the conversation), anyway back to my point, here’s the thing about Brad Pitt (3 minute back and forth about dogs in the studio). And the thing about Brad Pitt is (7 minutes on his relationship with Paltrow) he’s really a character actor trapped inside a leading man body.”
RitterFan101 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/25/20
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“Love Lainey, love the content but I won’t listen to it because it’s terrible audio- echos the whole podcast. Brutal.”
Soulmusicvancouver via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/08/20
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“Two incredibly intelligent women. I learn so much each podcast! The only feedback I would give is that 2 hour podcasts are way too long. They need to shorten it up!”
CatWak2515 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
07/18/18
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“Too much long winded pretentiousness crammed in 1 podcast”
R.u.ckug via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/28/17
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