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Needs a pro mix and EQ
worthwhile content today with john connelly...he is easily understood but the host is barely intelligible...please fix this...hard to spend an hour listening to such poor audio...
Great, interesting content, excellent books. Just wish that the audio quality would be on the level. A lot odd noise, fade outs, tough to hear parts make it not easy to enjoy.
This work is too important to have such poor production values. Echoes, fade out, stuttered audio.
Some fantastic books. Articulate authors who are able to discuss their work so that the educated layman may follow it.
The audio should be the easy part. The guests (and listeners) deserve better.
Dear God these people at the New Books Network must have a tin-ear. Far too many of the podcasts are poorly recorded enough to realize that they seem to not care or made their interviewers try to maintain quality recording . I listen to several other podcasts, NONE have the quality control problems the "New Books Network" seems to have on some of theirs.
C'mon guys get your act together, podcasts have come a long way.
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A channel dedicated to the scholarly exploration of Eastern European studies, featuring in-depth conversations with experts about their recently published research. The discussions cover a diverse array of topics, including historical narratives, political dynamics, cultural movements, and significant events in Eastern European history, fostering a deeper understanding of the complex socio-political landscape of the region. Each episode invites listeners to engage with the intricate stories and academic insights that shape our understanding of Eastern Europe today.
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