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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Category | Arts |
The cast delve into the second chapter of the story… more
The creators continue to delve into the second chapter of the story… more
The creators delve into the second chapter of the story… • The Lord of the Rings, the first-ever high fantasy universe, is a detailed paracosm (authored reality) created by Languages professor John Ronald Ruel Tolkien, depicting the earth’s mythologi... more
The cast continue to speak about the first chapter of the story… more
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I do admire the passion and depth of info, but the presenters gasping for air makes it absolutely unlistenable. I feel bad if he has COPD or some other physical condition / disability, but if that is the case, perhaps he could write the script and have someone else read it. Or have an audio engineer do something with mic placement or eq to make the podcast listenable. As it is, I may look for a transcript and have text to voice read it.
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