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Overall the flow and format feels amateur, it wanders and stalls in a way that loses my interest. This isn't a deal breaker for me though - I listen to and enjoy a range of podcasts with varying levels of polish. The thing that I can't get over, is the fact that you have people on who A) admittedly know nothing about or B) don't care about (and sometimes seem to resent) the content that you are covering. Not knowing about the content could be ok - as long as they're genuinely showing interest and asking thoughtful questions, so the other in-the-know host can explain and engage in an interesting conversation. Instead what we get is smug 'i just dont get it, why does anyone like this crap' hot takes that are hard to listen to. It's possible im being too harsh on y'all, but as a fan of several things that I've heard belittled on this podcast, it's tough to understand who exactly this podcast is for, what you're trying to accomplish with it, and why I would want to listen to another episode. 2 stars instead of 1 because I always tip at a restaraunt even when the service is terrible.

let me look for reasons to criticize you like you do for others. maybe you should stick to discussing what you know, whatever that is.

I just discovered this, and I’m tearing through all of the back episodes. I like the freewheeling, off-the-cuff nature of the conversations. Some reviews mention that the hosts seem unprepared, but I don’t think that’s the issue - I just think a relaxed review format isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. But I’m really enjoying discovering the shows with this group and hearing their opinions. All of their voices are very pleasant to my ears, which is always a plus. And they are positive and upbeat, even when they don’t particularly like something.