I really enjoyed listening to this podcast. Emma has a very natural voice for radio and comes across as being very well educated on the subject, which makes her opinion seem worthwhile.
The discussion flowed nicely between Emma and Tom and felt like an actual conversation - not scripted. The fact that Tom took the role of a less informed person worked nicely as it feels like he is someone the listener can relate to.
The only small criticism I have is that there was no sound clip in this podcast, however in all honesty I don't think that I missed it on this occasion, it was still very enjoyable to listen to.
Once again The Volt has created another high quality podcast. The main thing that makes The Volt podcasts so listenable is the fact they have so much content and lots of sound clips. This really breaks up the podcast and keeps the listeners attention.
The only bit of advice I have from this week is that the stings breaking up the podcast were a little bit too harsh, so it may be worth making them a second longer so you can soften them.
This was the Travel and Adventure podcast so it is still a little bit rough and ready as it had to have a presenter lead the podcast which I felt made it seem a bit unnatural. It wasn't a particularly content heavy podcast so it acted more as a promotion/advert for Adventure and Travel, but I think that overall it worked well.
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