Nice idea, would benefit from more editing
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“I like the idea behind the podcast and the personalities speaking on it. I do find that the long, long tangents make it difficult to get into and I would find it easier to listen to if they were edited out. For example, on the Moon sign episode the first 10 minutes is mostly a tangent on AIM and microwaves, it was just too long and irrelevant and lost me. Not sure if this bothers other listeners or just me as no other reviewer has mentioned this, but thought I’d feedback my views nonetheless.”
C.M.1992 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/02/18
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“I truly enjoy this podcast and the banter between these three, my only frustration is that the episodes tend to run off on tangents unrelated to the title (ex. Ascendants - why are we all of a sudden talking about dreams and ghosts when this was about rising signs?). Don’t get me wrong, the...”Read full review »
Sophia Raz via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
07/18/18
“Lisa, Stevie and Julia are three little astrology gems (and I mean the stones - not to be confused with the loudmouths). They know their stuff, are SO funny and super easy to listen to. It really feels like you're listening in on three cool gals talk about astrology. This pod is probably the...”Read full review »
e.prudhomme via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
05/17/18
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“Excuse me way to read gemini moons ta filth. It’s all good, I am very self aware tho. Probs my Aries sun. Wouldn’t have my Gemini moon any other way. I’m not very extra and wouldn’t dare bring 7 people to a party I would rather go by myself so I’m not dragging people around while I’m trying to...”Read full review »
celesea via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
07/19/18
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