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good but with caveats

Revisado: 09-13-24

i love the detail and time put into this podcast,it is a good listen, however with yhe quality of the show i must admit im a little fed up with this production. i feel like they shamlessly plug anyone in this seires, often inturupting the climax of there own seasons to give you a episode or peices of an episode of something off topic. im unsire why a 6 part series need to feature 3 different podcasts ( meaning 6 episodes punctuated by 2 features) but its the biggest issue i t ake with this podcast

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peacful, but not as expected

Revisado: 07-05-24

the only nosies youll hear is a river and wind ( that sounds a lot like traffic. this could be any fast flowing water in any windy spot. so im lost on the whole "yellowstone" aspect. no elk no bison just pixalated wind and water

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things to learn from the writer of this book

Revisado: 06-23-24

first the second you leave your house your chances of a "medical emergancy" spike through the roof and when you hit a trail it jumps again. second if there preditors in the woods you have to prove they didnt kill someone, not that they did. third, if a woman makes several calls saying shes been drugged agenst her will and needs help it was probably a mountain lion. and finally the amount of time this autor mention abductions, really. someone ran into the back country in a snow storm and waylayed some poor hikers, not to mention all the times he described it just to mention theres no implications or evidence. id recomend any other book. just run

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not the best

Revisado: 08-10-22

the material is not well suited for the narrator, makes it slow and halted. I've heard other people read Muir and the trick seem passion this man lacked vocally. he however did manage to get through all the material in a clear manner which I don't know I ever could. make sure to check the sample and make sure your ready

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kind of a pulpfiction with no focus

Revisado: 06-09-22

I wanted to finish this I love pct books and I was f8naa1lly used to the narrative pacing but it's to scatter blast it's like the book was lined on a wall then you cooked breakfast and only used pages with bacon grease on them. this book has been upsetting me for 2 weeks.

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great podcast

Revisado: 03-29-22

Ive really been enjoying this podcast. the limit can't really do it enough justice.

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off topic, I think?

Revisado: 11-23-21

I'm going to ignore the false implication modern humans are a direct evolution from Neanderthals, just to keep this short. but the author went into great detail about how Australia had no wolves but still described the entire history of man on Australia. can we agree that Australia didn't have a place in the domestication because lack of wolves means they brought there dogs with them? maybe I got confused as the author tried to explain unessicary scientific facts and timeliness? I feel like this was supposed to be a books about man and dog. man left his dog home this day and this book is about man, from the authors interpretation

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a clam adjacent ramble of thoughts

Revisado: 10-25-21

this guy like to ramble about just about anything it seams, I was expecting to learn something but was disapointed

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Amazing

Revisado: 08-31-21

I feel anyone can take so much from this if they just listen to it.

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What are you guys thinking.

Revisado: 09-06-20

This book shouldn't exist! It's semi well written and kinda of interesting but like a 5th grade essay he losses his point so entirely that by the time he wanders back you forgot what the story is supposed to be about. There's a whole section on mountain climbing ( which has no relivence to this story or it's persons. There is also this forbidding unmentioned FEAR of storms that I feel he really got heavy handed with. The author really feels like humans should be inside from a half hour before a storm to a half hour after it..... Who has time for that in life? This book could have been half it's length with 2x the excitement if he had left his fluff out of this book.

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