After listening to “Is Bluetooth Dangerous?”, while I understand popular media tend to jump to misconstrued conclusions which can lead to misinterpretation, misinformation, and fear-mongering, the authors of this podcast take the approach that because there is too much misinformation out there stating that Bluetooth is dangerous, they take the obstinate stance that this is incorrect and that, in fact, Bluetooth isn’t dangerous. Except for a very basic explanation why Bluetooth isn’t dangerous, they simply rely on a premised assumption that science backs the safety of Bluetooth without actually referencing any articles or textbooks to the fact. Wait, what?? So they are debunking the information (misinformation) out there, but they themselves don’t actually provide any supporting evidence that bluetooth is in fact safe. Debunking hazard myths is is one thing, but drawing a conclusion that because the hazards are incorrect doesn’t automatically mean the opposite is true. This podcast didn’t answer my question about whether or not Bluetooth is safe or dangerous, unfortunately. If they had stated that there simply isn’t enough information or studies out there to support or refute the safety of bluetooth technology, they would have held my attention longer.

Really in-depth overview of the current state of audio quality of mobile phones.

So impressed by the quality of this podcast! Very well done, you won’t regret listening!!!

My go-to place when I want to learn the latest in the field - always entertained and enjoy the style

Quality podcast

Great podcast. Well researched and clearly communicated. Can't wait for the next one.

I'm not the most technological person but even I could follow the narrative. I didn't think I would make it past the first eposide but I ended up listening to all three and am looking forward to future episodes.

I enjoyed listening - will check out their new stuff for sure

Now my life is complete

Aside from forgetting that before smartphones, we all listened on transistor radios... it had its own “nostalgic quality” but of course the audio was always accompanied by broadcast static noise, this review is excellent.

Great podcast. It's easy to passively listen to and still learn something new!

This is a clean, fun, shorter series with an emphasis on learning and less so on debate. The episodes are around 15-20 minutes each with 3 hosts, examples, guests, and some other stuff. Truly fun to listen to. These are some smart people.

This podcast reminds me a little of the Serial podcast. It's just a nice narrative style of sharing information. Not a lot of back and forth and tangents. Just here's a fun way to learn something new!

Wow, incredible podcast. I’m excited for more to come!