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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
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This was really sensationalized journalism.
Its insane how many ads there are. It’s basically one long ad with podcast breaks. Its such a shame cos I actually really like the content and hosts, but iv had to give up on it so many times. I counted exactly 5 mins of adds before an episode even starts…. And then there are like 3 or 4 more, crazy long, add breaks. Definitely don’t listen while you are driving, you have to stop and skip through long add breaks way too often it’s just not worth the risk!
This is a great podcast, but the ads are literally unbearable. There are 2 minutes of ads to start each episode, then 3 more ad breaks each lasting 4 minutes for a total of 14 minutes of the EXACT SAME ads for each 35-44 minute episode. So disappointing. more
I read the reviews and thought, how bad can the ads be? Well they ruin the flow and are too much for this podcast. I understand ads are needed. The story is good and well told, but I only can get thru two episodes before I bailed.
Benge listened. Was so engrossed in all the details. We need the rest of the story! When will it come out? Great work everyone.
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