He’s an absolute delight (and a gentleman!) to converse with one on one. A fascinating mind, in a highly inquisitive relationship with the fabric of our realities and all of their inhabitants. It can be tough to find a show within the realm of the “paranormal” hosted by a more mature, intellectually limber individual-but Mr. Ryan takes the cake! Here’s to many more years.

Ryan I’ve been a fan for years now and this is my first comment. I always love your shows but this one was so riveting! I had some knowledge of crop circles but this was so informative. I can’t believe someone saw them happen?? That gave me chills. Awesome guest.

Long time listener overdue for a review of one of my favorite podcasts. Really enjoy listening to Ryan Singer’s interviews with his guests. He truly is one of the best interviewers out there. He possess the ability to hold space for his guests, really listens to them, and gives thoughtful and insightful responses while managing to keep the conversation moving forward in an interesting way. Not to mention, it’s clear just by listening to him, that he’s a top notch guy and gentleman all around.

Love Ryan’s vibe, voice, topics, tone, and guests….

I tried listening to the episode “Searching for Meaning & Connectivity - 3rd Ear Bonus 272” but it was simply terrible. The host’s inability to hold a focused line of thinking combined with his monotonous tone made this podcast painful to listen to. On top of that, he explained every little thing that could be inferred by the audience which contributed to more wasted time without adding to the content. This felt as if he used his stage material but eliminated all tone shifts and uploaded it to a medium where we can’t see his body language. It would most likely work on stage with a proper performance, but as a podcast this is a 0/10 Maybe I just caught a bad episode, but I can’t waste another minute on this.

Can’t listen due awful audio quality,

This my favorite podcast- it’s like chilling with an interesting funny friend. However, I can’t say I love the podcast anymore due to the LOUD OBNOXIOUS commercials that now interrupt the podcast. I support podcasters having commercials and listen to other podcasts where they don’t significantly detract from the show. But in this case it’s like your chilling with a friend and suddenly some idiot comes up behind you and starts screaming gibberish at you. Ryan is such a nice guy I couldn’t bring myself to reduce the rating - JUST PLEASE HAVE SOMEONE TURN DOWN THE VOLUME OF THE HORRIBLE OBNOXIOUS ADS!!!!!!!!

So funny, so smart, AND he’s a straight white male comedian who doesn’t disparage women. Woot.

Maybe I chose the wrong episode to begin with but holy mother of god this guy’s voice was about to put me to sleep. He speaks S L O W L Y and in an incredibly monotonous way. Also, 8 minutes into a 40 minute show (that’s 20% of the show) was spent on housekeeping. I understand if you’re a veteran listener of a podcast you may enjoy every part of it, even the bookkeeping. However, I just don’t see how with this one. Boring boring boring. I’m bummed because, honestly, the host seems to be knowledgeable in some really cool stuff. Too bad he can’t seem to muster any semblance of excitement in his tone. It’s a no for me. But to each their own I suppose. Also, for real, I might try this at night. I often put on a podcast to sleep but I’m too interested or engaged on the content to fall asleep. This may actually work.

So 15 minutes ,into a 29 minute episode, on whether a paranormal is location or person-based, and Ryan was still promoting a show in Ohio for the fall. Perhaps this was a one off , but it wasn’t a great introduction to someone like me who saw the content and thought it would be an interesting episode. Self-promotion is a part of every kind of artistry; from the material arts with painting and drawing and all the way through the writer and over to the esoteric artist. But to eat up hakf of a paranormal podcast episode (and, truly it could’ve kept going because I turned it off at 15 minutes, on promoting a show that is 1400 miles away from my location and five months away from all of us, just turned me off. There can’t be a whole lot of content hiding behind such a laborious promotion.