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I'm not sure if I'm in the right place to give comments and suggestions about the podcast, but this is the only place I could find talking about it. If this should be somewhere else please let me know, i'm not a big forum poster.

- The current people preforming the interviews have very little personality, sound dreary and robotic, and the reading of scripted questions and intros sound very amateur in comparison to the professional and successful image of Blizzard. I'm sure they are great people, but they are boring.

- Hour long podcasts seem like an overkill, especially with the above criticism.

- There seems to be no solid direction (management) in the interviews. When a question is asked, an appropriate answer is expected. When guests continue after the question is answered, or go too far into the subject or similar subjects or anecdotes or technicalities, it gets very boring and dry.

- In Episode 6, the interview with Anthony Rivero, while i think it might have been interesting it was too soft spoken and mostly unintelligible. I had to turn my volume all the way up and the transition to the next segment was startling. A simple "Hey could you not whisper into the mic" or audio adjustment could have fixed the problem. I wonder if the podcast was reviewed on whole when it was put together. If it was, this again, felt amateur.

I'm sure my comments will be overlooked and missed, given the sheer number of people on the forums, but this being the sixth poorly produced podcast from a company that makes millions a month, i had to say something. I hope the quality of the podcast improves next week/month/two months (whenever the next cast is available)

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