If you're not interested in listening to your guests, or allowing them to speak, then why have them on?
Tim could just do a timcast by himself, or maybe just him and Ian (although he doesn't seem to want to listen to Ian or let him speak either) and the show would be fine, but these last few episodes have been the worst. I took a few months off of timcast because it stopped being enjoyable and decided to pick it up again a couple weekends ago and I'm reconsidering that decision now.
If the show reads this: some of your listeners would rather listen to Libby or Milo much more than we want to hear Luke talk for 4 straight minutes without actually saying anything.
Please, put your ego aside and let the show do what it does best; entertain the people who pay you.
If I have to listen to another bill gates speech by Luke or tim tell his guests to "listen!" Without being able to do it himself then I'll find something else to support and be entertained by
Posted Nov 10, 2022, 6:04 AM UTC
The episode with Milo started with a lot of interrupting, and I think Milo thought it was more of an interview than a discussion. In fact he called it an interview at the beginning, so I agree tonight’s show was kinda frustrating to watch