Would it kill you to do proper editing?
Over 20 minutes of wasted time: recording multiple takes of the same ad read, mindless banter back and forth with the engineer/producer and periods of silence make for an amateur attempt at a podcast. As for content, the interviews jump around in a disjointed way, and the podcast often ends without an effective conclusion. You should be capable of so much better. Disappointing.
Paul Welter via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/17/17
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This is an issue I'm very interested in and needs to be seriously addressed. The problem is it leaves out key facts/evidence that makes things from the prosecution side more understandable which reduces the interviewers credibility. For example in the Sunny Jacobs case, they note that there...Read full review »
Jedi391 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/15/17
Nothing will compare to the very first episode that got me hooked. I like the talk about the crime and the way these people were processed through the system when the were released. Some episodes are better than others but they're all pretty good. My only critics is that there needs to be...Read full review »
Curoso via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/17/17
This is my favourite podcast, with incredible guests and a host who knows how to make the podcast both entertaining but tactful.
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