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    radio.at - Der Radioplayer

    radio.at - Der Radioplayer

    Music and Entertainment

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    App

    radio.at - Der Radioplayer auf dem iPhone, iPod touch und iPad. Die ganze Welt des Radios in einer...

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Bookapotamus (289 KP) rated Loot Time Podcast in Podcasts

Oct 9, 2018  
Loot Time Podcast
Loot Time Podcast
Games & Hobbies, TV & Film
6
7.9 (17 Ratings)
Podcast Rating
Great content, discussion of things most people don't discuss, brings back memories (0 more)
Hosts don't mesh too well yet, almost a one-sided conversation - just wish more interaction and back and forth conversation. (0 more)
Love the content - An 80s kids dream conversation!
So, I really enjoyed most of this - the content is awesome and the discussion is really thoughtful and thorough and different from most podcasts of this genre. I loved how it would bring up things from my childhood in the 80s. How things scared me (Ghostbusters 1 vs 2 - definitely 1 OMG!) And I love that they talk about not all the mainstream stuff - hell Bill & Ted!! I really like listening to Steven - he's solid, talks really well and is easy to follow. Kevin needs to jump in more with conversation... he does a lot of agreeing and sound effects (Yea. Right? HaHa!) it's a bit distracting (and kinda loud) and doesn't add much to the conversation (the Colossal ep specifically). Steven really does well running the conversations and his voice is pretty smooth and mellow which is why I think maybe it's just as simple as Kevin turning his mic down a bit?! I'm sure you guys will find your groove - and I look forward to seeing it happen!
  
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The Marinated Meeple (1848 KP) rated Betron AMT30 Wireless Bluetooth Headphones in Tech

Dec 28, 2018  
Betron AMT30 Wireless Bluetooth Headphones
Betron AMT30 Wireless Bluetooth Headphones
Headphones
7
7.2 (13 Ratings)
Tech Rating
Most important, the sound is good (1 more)
fit around the head is adjustable and cans are rotating
fit is tight around the ears (0 more)
Solid wireless headphones.
I have one other pair of wireless headphones which are now 4 years old, I was curious to see how different these might be with more modern technology.... performance wise they are the same, both have great quality sound. This one has the adjustable headband which can be adjusted in small measured amounts, which works fine. The "cans" themselves were very tight for my ears, and I didn't feel like anything longer than a 1/2 hour or an hour was comfortable. I would never pair these with my TV and watch a movie while my wife slept or anything like that. I didn't attempt to play them with any video games, but they worked perfectly with my phone listening to podcasts, it automatically connects when I turn it on which is nice. The other one I have is pads rather than cans and it slides to adjust rather than increments. Overall they are both good. they aren't going to make anyone's top ten list, but they are solid.

This review was posted based on getting them in a giveaway here on smashbomb.
  
    Deer University

    Deer University

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    Podcast

    Deer University podcasts are all about deer biology and management. Drs. Bronson Strickland and...

    Guru Gita

    Guru Gita

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    Podcast

    Swami Satyananda Saraswati of DeviMandir provided these free audio classes explaining Guru Gita...

    Attention Talk Radio

    Attention Talk Radio

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    The leading site for self-help Internet radio shows focusing on ADHD and ADD including managing...

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Jeremy Workman recommended The Thin Blue Line (1988) in Movies (curated)

 
The Thin Blue Line (1988)
The Thin Blue Line (1988)
1988 | Classics, Documentary, Documentary
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Movie Favorite

"As someone who’s really passionate about what he does, I have a lot of opinions about documentary films. A lot of documentary filmmakers don’t really think about their films cinematically, and some documentaries almost seem like they were just copy-and-pasted like Microsoft Word documents. I’ve always loved how Errol Morris takes a wrecking ball to those conventions. His films are constantly exploring the idea of what a documentary is. His films tweak and twist reality, and they don’t just try to serve the audience digested ideas on a platter. If I had to pick a favorite, it’s his transcendent 1988 classic The Thin Blue Line, which recounts a murder case and then riffs and re-riffs on it like a Bach fugue. It was the first film to really use re-creation and reeneactment scenes in a new and highly cinematic way, both to explore a case and to challenge a viewer’s own bias and subjectivity. Nowadays, its approach and editing style loom over every one of these multipart true crime series and podcasts. The Thin Blue Line is almost like the influential band that’s been ripped off so often that new converts may not realize just how significant it is."

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