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“So don’t jump into this if you like the idea of a narrator helping the story along. Fugitive Waves doesn’t need a narrator, or an explanation. By researching hours of audio tapes, Fugitive Waves has creates a special type of radio/ podcast. Something intimate, inspiring, and evocative.”
keeganthomson via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/07/14
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“This episode reminded me of a feeling I had forgotten. Feeling of admiration and wonder of a person, place and time that I could never know and is so foreign to me.
This podcast deserves the attention of shows like 'Serial'.
Thank you.”
Vegetax6 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/18/14
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“I like this podcast enough to rate and review it on iTunes, even though I don't use iTunes. That's how much I like it.”Read full review »
nathangsm via Apple Podcasts ·
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08/18/15
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“I came to this podcast through cross-promotion in the Radiotopia collective (I started with 99% Invisible). This is great storytelling but also wonderfully creative in its sources. Shards of sounds . . . it’s incredible. I also love the the stories are often about women, too. I LOVED the show on...”Read full review »
jameus via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
04/20/16
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