Our host, David Walsh, talks frequent flyer points with some of Australia’s best point hackers. The official Point Hacks podcast.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | AviationLeisurePlaces & TravelSociety & Culture |
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In this episode, Point Hacks' writer Brandon Loo returns to the podcast to brag about his recent trip to Rome and the sparkling Amalfi Coast. With reward availability at a premium right now, we also dive into some interesting and creative ways to jet... more
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Unfortunately I don’t think this podcast hits the mark yet. It lacks specificity (for example, not asking guests to explain how they accumulated their points, how many points they used for particular flights) and jumps around a lot. I think it would be much more useful to have a strategic, step by step podcast that covers one topic per episode in detail.
Thanks Point Hacks!
As a “Point Hacks” newbie, I find this easy to listen to. It’s informative and leaves me wanting to learn more. Keep it up!
The premise of this podcast is promising, but sadly it fails to deliver much content that is engaging or helpful when it comes to "point hacks". Most irritating is the exchange between the presenters with lots of "ums" and "ahs", crosstalking, and a lack of direction in the conversations. They don't appear to have a clear show plan and the interviewer is particularly bad - he doesn't seem to understand the topic at hand and his lazy interviewing style makes listening to this podcast as painful a... more
Really enjoying the podcasts so far, looking forward to hearing more
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