Real Outlaws

Love this series, just like all the other Noiser shows I’ve listened to. The host’s narration however is a little over the top for me. It won’t stop my from listening, but it’s a little irritating. I wouldn’t go as far as saying the host should be replaced, it just needs to be dialed back a bit. I absolutely love the narrator on “A Short History of” and several others.

So glad that I found this podcast. I get great enjoyment listening to the varied tales of history’s infamous real-life characters.

I’ve listened to other narrated history podcasts and this is excels in putting us, the listeners, into that moment in time. With the straightforward and solid narration, effects, soundtrack and most important accuracy, this podcast has the potential to rise to the top of this genre. Please continue to stay true to history, good or bad, as it’s important for everyone to know it all. Good job so far!

Noiser is very good. I like the fact that they are venturing into this sort of topic, a topic that I have loved when listening to Black Barrel Media’s “Infamous America” podcast. The reason it is four stars and not five is because of the narration. It’s too dramatic, seemingly trying to hard to sound edgy for renegade like the figures the podcast covers. It is still a four out of five, but it is not a five stars like the other podcasts from this company because of the narration. I do not think it is all the narrator’s fault, however, if the inflections and cadence are altered it will make a great difference.

Great topic and interesting copy, but the host has a theatrical way of talking that’s so annoying that I can’t even continue listening to the podcast, I can’t take a voice like that seriously. If you replace this host and get a host who speaks normally and isn’t trying to act like some character, I would definitely listen, but until then I’ll tell my colleagues how annoying the host is and their time is better spent listening to a host that they can take seriously.