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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