Tom's high-energy format is unlike anything you’ve ever heard on radio! Each program is packed with calls from people needing consumer help, information, referrals and advice. Tom and his team routinely investigate scams, rip-offs and consumer fraud live on the air! It is truly "Reality Radio".
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1000 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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I’ve listened to this show for over 10 years. Over the years they have been adding more and more commercials to the point it’s annoying. The whole point of the podcast was due to it being a 4 hour show and 1/2 of that is commercials when listing live. Now it’s almost 1 hour of junk commercials. Oh and it has become a infomercial for everything that Tom endorses. Hopefully in the future it will go back to the old format and actually take calls instead of making people wait on the phone so we can ... more
In the past i felt like i learned something from esch show , these days no so much. Commercial interrupting the flow , playin at the weirdest times. And was getting too political. Was always a respite for the political back and forth in the past.
Every episode has a horrible buzz in background. Hard to listen to.
Usually like the show but dam let Bill say what he wants to say instead of interrupting him before he gets a syllable out.
Listened for years, was very helpful and entertaining. Had to stop because of the constant repetitive commercials. Plus the volume level seems as if done by a third grader. Can barely hear the callers, then commercial blasts, then Toms shouting. Not worth turning the volume up and down. God forbid a caller has a complaint about a sponsor, because the caller will definitely be berated. Makes the caller feel like a “MORON” for calling in. I finally did what you usually suggest. “If you don’t like... more
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Content primarily centers around consumer advocacy, addressing live calls from listeners with a wide variety of issues related to consumer rights, auto repairs, and home improvement. The discussions often explore legal matters, insurance claims, and the experiences of everyday individuals navigating services from various businesses. Noteworthy is the high-energy format, with a commitment to solving real-world problems while educating the audience on consumer advocacy and fraud prevention. Episodes frequently feature engaging conversations that blend humor with serious advice, ensuring listeners are both entertained and informed about their rights.
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