Podcast review: PCMag Radio Podcast, as posted in iTunes
by Tom Anthony on Mar.17, 2008, under Internet, Media
This is a great podcast for geeks – and yes – I am somewhat of a geek. One of the regular commentators is Sasha Segan, who reminds me very much of the comedian Ant. I think it would be really easy for Sasha to get on your nerves. It’s hard to dislike the guy though, I usually agree with his opinion. The guys who do the show obviously like what they do, and its fun to listen to. If you are not really, really into technology this podcast will probably make your eyes glaze over.
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