Leo. Let the Guests Talk
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“Over the last few years, Leo, the host, asks the guests a question, then within a few seconds of starting their answer, interrupts them with his own thoughts. It happens on every show he hosts. He seems like a great guy, he just can’t let the guests talk. This is making it really tough to listen to TWiT network shows, which is unfortunate.”
999Haunts via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/22/23
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“I really enjoy this. A great wide ranging eview of all things Tech. Its been said else where that it can go of at a random tangent, however thats half of the enjoyment. The comments about it being a load of geeks sat around talking, well lets be honest if your listenting to this then you...”Read full review »
j_king via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/01/06
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“In short, imagine sitting next to a group of self important, opinionated, loud-mouth, American nerds for an hour, in a bar, but not being able at any point to stand up and tell them how deeply misinformed they are and you're somewhere close to the listening experience you get from this bay...”Read full review »
Jim Gardner via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/20/05
“Leo is enjoyable to listen to, and obviously has a great heart. And yes, Dvorak is a complete curmudgeon, but does keep the others on track to some degree, and often has interesting counterpoints. They do drift off pure tech, but it's usually entertaining anyway. Production quality is excellent.”Read full review »
KKT via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
03/02/06
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