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Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 829 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationBusinessCourses |
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Thank y’all good information but I guess it would be Paul (the main guy) my honest opinion you got to shut your flapper when the other dude is talking. I couldn’t hear some of what both of y’all was saying. Just my opinion and it may not bother some others. Otherwise good podcast here
It was at 16:02 when the relevant subject matter was first discussed. Advice for the hosts: Get right to the point i am looking for neither entertainment nor companionship.
I love the information that is given in this podcast. It helps a young apprentice like myself feel more comfortable with the work I do, and will continue to do. I've noticed a lot of awkward interruptions with the online/video chat guests. Hopefully that gets worked on by the host... But other than that I love the information I'm able absorb and the experience stories. Please keep up the good work. Love learning information about the trade from well-expereinced guys like yourself!
Man, Paul thanks so much for this great content. I’m listening to my second podcast so far, but am loving it so far. I plan on going for my license in 2021, and I’m sure that this podcast will be a great catalyst towards my success to getting it. Thank you.
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