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Daniel delivers an question and answer session requested by listeners. Topics that are discussed range from who is the best podcast hosting provider to software a podcast can not do without. Episode 99.5 is straight and simple. If you are new or a veteran in the podcasting industry then it is vital you listen to this episode.
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Chicken Fried Radio?
Category: Comedy
Christian, TE, Ryan, and Abbey are the “jackasses with microphones” in this explicit comedy podcast. A theme is set for each show, and hosts discuss their lives, politics, and stories gathered by the group in Delicious about the topic. There are a number of regular segments and inside jokes. The hosts have nice radio voices and are entertaining and humorous (when the show doesn’t go on too long). We liked the CFR Idol show and the crazy lists they find online to discuss. They’ve been putting this show together long enough to understand their audience as well as their strengths. Weaknesses include varying sound quality and inconsistent production. This is a good show for a laugh if one is not easily offended.
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Double Cross
Category: Games and Hobbies
“As long as you can convince your opponents that you know the answer, then your incorrect answer could make you a champion.” Double Cross is game show in audio format. Host Alex Davis asks contestants questions in specific categories. Trivia covers a very broad spectrum of topics. Points are earned by answering correctly as well as by “double crossing” ones opponents by giving a wrong answer but convincing opponents that it is correct. The one with the most points at the end of the game wins. Winners from episodes throughout this season recently competed against one another, and a Double Cross champion was named. The champ was giving money for his win, which is uncommon but really nice in the podcasting world. Double Cross is a unique idea and has potential. While the premise of the game was difficult to grasp at first, we applaud Alex for his creativity in creating this audio game show. More concise explanation of the rules and a few examples would help first time listeners understand the game quicker. The audio quality is its greatest debilitation. It is challenging to produce a stellar audio production when three contestants are calling in from different locations. However it still needs attention. We recommend, as always, the Levelator from The Conversations Network.
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The Rewind Podcast
Category: Music
Host Richard brings “music from new and unsigned artists” to listeners in the podcast. The first half of each episode is full of music, usually four or five songs, and the sound quality is good. Songs are by bands from all over the world. The second half is an interview of a musician, and it is here that the sound quality needs help. Music, like all art, is subjective, but listeners who enjoy Alternative/Rock music will probably like this show. Individuals interested in starting a band can also benefit from listening. Richard does a segment called “Rewind’s Guide to Becoming a Rock Star.” These segments cover everything from the equipment needed and good practice locations to ways to record. This is a nicely structured show that needs some work on sound quality. Richard is aware of this and has recently upgraded his microphone to help.
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