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“There’s a great deal of repetition almost as if to fill time and get a longer episode out of less and less content. This feeling is compounded when we have to hear boring details about the creator driving/meeting various other people before and after court. It is not interesting hearing about deadlines, typing transcripts or getting stories out. It wrongly centres the ‘journalists’.
Also includes interviews with people unconnected with the case.
This event did not need a podcast this quickly. They would have been better served producing one full product at the conclusion of proceedings, if ever.”
ACIR19 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
05/08/24
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“I’ve already finished episode 3 and feel like I have barely learned anything. Too many filler details about journalism.
Also, how could they have gone to Korumburra and still not know how to say its name properly? My dad and his whole family are from there originally so I was super invested in...”Read full review »
Verbs34 via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
04/07/24
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“Finding this really hard to follow as it keeps jumping around so much.
What could be a brilliant investigation and fascinating story, it falls flat on the first 3 episodes sadly.”
Rose and gold via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/13/24
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“Love a good podcast made by informed investigative journalists that make it their mission to get to the bottom of it all. So far they’re really capturing the story brilliantly. Excited to follow along and see where this goes!”
Halynaw via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
04/03/24
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