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The Worn & Wound Podcast is a weekly discussion of watches. We cover the latest news and reviews on wornandwound.com, bring you our first-hand account of watch events from around the world, and sit down with our friends and colleagues from the watch industry to get their take on the latest in watches. Check out our other podcast Time on Screen, Changing Gears, and Time on Track for some additional fun topics!
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TWWP always has timely topics. It’s relevant to watch enthusiasts, and my favorite part of the show are the cultural recommendations at the end. Also, something about the show feels very New York. It’s cool that they capture that aesthetic.
Blake is a great host and I love his dynamic with the rotating cast of characters on the pod. They do a great job of covering a wide range of brands with a non-biased approach that is often missing in this category. Keep up the good work guys!
Thank you worn and wound. I’ve had a tough time finding a watch podcast that was not catered to simply high end luxury watches or marketing of micro brands. I used to enjoy other watch podcasts but found them either immature in both language and condescending behavior. Not everyone is a a trust fund New Yorker or Asian millionaire shopping boutiques. Some of us just love watches low, mid, and high-tiered. Also, loved the conversation with the Tenn and Two ladies who closed with “wear what you love” Keep it up!
I really liked the content of the shows, but it could be better if they had links to different watches mentioned in the show. It really helps when the links are organized by time mentioned in the show and helps a listener follow the discussion.
I really want to rate this podcast higher, as I think the content is actually pretty good. It’s just... a few things... that really, over time, start to bother the listener to the point where the content is lost and one is just left thinking what could have been. I’m not sure if it’s an audio leveling issue or just a breathing/vocal habit, but Blake Beuttner’s voice becomes quite distracting over time. His voice has a tendency to fade quickly and then recover with his next breath. It becomes an issue as you can’t hear what he’s saying at times and then when you do, it’s sudden/jerky. It’s very distracting. And as the others speak (both Zachs), you can actually hear the loud clicking and scrolling of someone’s mouse. Again, it becomes so distracting so quickly that it detracts from the actual conversation.
Some good insights to what’s happening in the watch enthusiast world. However a lot of umms and the use of the word, “like” as a filler word is really annoying. Please try to avoid this as it’s so distracting to the conversations.
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