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Latest Korda podcast (118 posts / 16,347 views)
yonny yonny
Posts: 7,934
Post #112 14 Sep 2022 09:21
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In reply to Post #111
I agree mate. We can chat about munga and fancy tents all day on here and on the bank, but this reminiscing from those that pioneered the sport is not something we get to hear every day. Awesome stuff.
Winkler
Posts: 663
Post #113 14 Sep 2022 10:47
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In reply to Post #108
It is probably one of the best so far, and I'm not saying that because I know Clive and chat fairly often, there's a lot in there I never knew, a pretty heartfelt look into some pretty historical encounters..
VLT VLT
Posts: 8,995
Post #114 14 Sep 2022 16:51
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In reply to Post #113
Yes it's excellent, and Rich has a voice like velvet and he's very knowledgeable. Infinitely better than Simon was.
Norfolk_Bob Norfolk_Bob
Posts: 761
Post #115 14 Sep 2022 20:22
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In reply to Post #114
It's funny, I've had a few mates that are much less keen on Rich than Simon. I do think I probably preferred Simon, he was happy for Toby to be part of the conversation which I don't think Rich is. And I got a sense of homework and effort to build a relationship prior to the interview with Simon. But each to their own, I'm still listening,😂
Vanhorne
Posts: 319
Post #116 15 Sep 2022 07:48
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In reply to Post #115
Rich didn't pursue the opportunity to delve further into Clives bait business and other points,like he was reading from an autocue.
Simon is in the lead.
thicky
Posts: 369
Post #117 15 Sep 2022 09:05
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Throughly enjoyed Clives podcast.... very heart felt... brought a tear to the eye and i loved the savay stuff.
Carpbourne
Posts: 302
Post #118 16 Sep 2022 10:26
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In reply to Post #117
Best one for ages , got me maudlin for the fishing I had back in the day , especially as I fished Savay on a day's ticket but at that time I flitted around to much not knowing I had found the best lake in England.

Likes Simon's podcasts better , but won't stop me watching them . Just get a feeling Rich is looking to ask deep questions rather than letting it flow , he has lots of carp knowledge for sure .
AndyClark AndyClark
Posts: 5,815
Post #119 16 Sep 2022 10:43
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I no longer listen to the korda podcast,I always get the impression that rich is trying to pursue an answer to the question that isn't there...he's trying too hard to push the guest,almost investigative journalism,trying to get People to get guests to elaborate....just seems to try too hard,too formal and not easy to listen to.
VLT VLT
Posts: 8,995
Post #120 16 Sep 2022 10:46
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In reply to Post #119
It's wild, I find the exact opposite. I find him absolutely captivating.
yonny yonny
Posts: 7,934
Post #121 16 Sep 2022 10:58
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In reply to Post #120
I agree. It's good to have that knowledge behind the voice.
Doing_a_brew Doing_a_brew
Posts: 3,035
Post #122 16 Sep 2022 12:17
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In reply to Post #117
I enjoyed it too, a really good listen. I can't even remember Clive but if he's been mentioned in books, articles etc in the past then I'll have seen him in there.
AndyClark AndyClark
Posts: 5,815
Post #123 16 Sep 2022 14:50
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In reply to Post #121
no denying he's a knowledgeable and a nice bloke, I just don't like how he interviews unfortunately, had he been the first person to host the podcast I would probably think different about it but I really liked how Simon interviewed and was relaxed and knowledgeable but had a feel of having a chat down the pub about it.
thicky
Posts: 369
Post #125 16 Sep 2022 16:24
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In reply to Post #121
Funny thing is yonny i know both... simon and rich....both are lovely lads and easy to be at ease with...both relaxed with a good bedside manner! Lol
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