Subsequential Podcast Numbers
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“The Subquential Numbers are Listed in REVERSE ORDER. Why is this so? ..... It doesn't make any sense to have the Oldest One with The Highest Number, and the Latest One with Number One. This means that the Number for Each Podcast will change each day upon the Addition od a New Podcast. It is Confusing and Misleading for anyone who wishes to Download All Podcasts over a period of time. If we Download (let's say) 10 of them, starting with the Oldest One, and then we wish to Download the Next 10, (just going by the Numbers), we would actually Download the wrong Set of 10 Numbers, because the 2nd Oldest set of 10 would have higher numbers.”Read full review »
Galaxy-One via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
07/01/14
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“An excedllent source of information on astronomy for all ages.
WELL PRESENTED.”
TravelPC001 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
03/05/15
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“Two years on and still going strong even though it was only supposed to last one.
Podcasts are always worth listening to. And it will improve your knowledge of all things astronomical.”
Firecul via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/25/11
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“This podcast is a great idea! I really look forward to this landing on my iPod each day. The length of each one is just about right for this podcast and the content is well delivered, despite the wide range of presenters. My only criticism is that the Guitar Hero intro/outtro is a bit loud...”Read full review »
Violentbob via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/21/09
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