I've listened to all the podcasts at least once, (mostly on Sp*tify, but I can't find where to write a written review there). I have enjoyed all the podcasts, but the ones on tricky grammar points, usage, dialects, and idioms are my favorites. It's also great that there are guest speakers with a variety of accents and dialects. Having transcripts available is very helpful. Lingu.com has a smorgasbosboard of free resources that are worth checking out: språkcafés, Instagram, Facebook, and best of all--entire free web courses with grammar, listening, videos, reading and writing from A1-C1. You can even submit your writing exercises for correction (2 month wait). My only constructive criticism on the podcast would be to curb the enthusiasm a little on the sound effects, they can be a bit much sometimes. But if that's the funnest part for Camilla, I don't want to rain on her parade. I will continue to be a loyal listener. Takk for alt dere gjører.

Tusen takk for podkasten din dette er veldig fint for meg fordi jeg prøve å lærer norsk og disse er perfekt til meg. Oldeforendrene mine kommet fra Norge Jeg liker dialekten deres også takk skal du ha Gordon Johnson

The sound effects and noises are too overpowering and distracting. Such a shame since it is a good podcast otherwise.