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“I think this podcast is great, however I can’t count how many times I’m frustrated that George interrupts other people. Not just his co-hosts, who just have their thoughts steamrolled, but his guests as well. I want to hear what they have to say, and I want to hear the direction they’re going with their point only to have George come in and change the focus or take the whole conversation on a 5 minute tangent that it doesn’t recover from.
George I think you should go back and listen to literally any episode and see that you take over so many points from other people, and they offer you your full time. Your points are great but if you’re hosting a podcast with co-hosts and guests, you have to respect them and their voices. You don’t have to steer every conversation.”
bboydk via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/24/21
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