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“I really tried to like this but had to give it up. Roskam’s continual interruptions, where he breaks in in mid-sentence with “and and and ...” is just too annoying. He just can’t wait to hear his own voice. Bolt’s continual statements of “absolutely correct” are also annoying. It is in effect saying “I’m the boss here; but thanks for your contribution.”
There is no chemistry at all here; it is a competition. These guys need to study, for example, Josh and Chuck from Stuff You Should Know to learn from pros.
Having said that, I applaud the aims of the podcast and IPA.”
Rob't54 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
01/06/21
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