Hey, you think you guys said do a little more commentating on what is actually going on, on screen… and save your personal anecdotal commentary for breaks and generally just try to time The commentary better in relation to what actually going on? Maybe learn to cut the personal anecdotes, as fun as they are, A bit shorter… or perhaps maybe even abruptly abandon them when there is actually something significant, for better or worse, going on in the arena… while it’s actually happening? I appreciate the commentary, and you guys obviously know you’re stuff, I’m just are coming at you from a viewers and listeners respectful perspective. Otherwise, great job guys.
I’m not trying to be hyper critical or tell you how to do your show, I’m just saying, for the sake of better engagement for your viewers… to give them a reason to keep tuning in to you guys, as well as make you guys better commentators, I’m just trying to share some helpful advice. Try to keep the personal commentary or more in-depth commentary and anecdotes play the podcast… Or the after show… Whatever it is that you do. Because you guys spend a lot of time going over those things while simultaneously missing a lot of significant details of what is going on in the arena that we would love you commentate on… which is why most of your viewers are watching your videos in the first place. Try to stick to the action in the arena, and then use those other anecdotes for teasers as to encourage people to listen to your other projects, like your podcast and stuff. I guarantee you it will drive you a lot more traffic that way. As it is though, it’s incredibly hard to focus on what’s going on while not just one, but both of you, are simultaneously telling rather long and involved stories about people and instances only vaguely related to what’s going on in the arena, which is what we all came here to watch, and hope to hear you attentively spectate and commentate on. You guys are funny and have great chemistry, and I love your jokes and your banter, but it just makes it very difficult to focus on the runs. Hope I didn’t offend you guys. Just some advice in my opinion.
Loved this!!!!!! Please do more, you guys are opening up the cow horse world to those of us who aren’t in it yet. Keep it up!
LOVE you guys!! Just getting involved with cowhorse Downunder and loving your podcasts!
Thanks for the commentary! It makes great practice for judges school!!
Nice job guys! I didn't get to watch it live, but y'all are a riot!
Hey, you think you guys said do a little more commentating on what is actually going on, on screen… and save your personal anecdotal commentary for breaks and generally just try to time The commentary better in relation to what actually going on? Maybe learn to cut the personal anecdotes, as fun as they are, A bit shorter… or perhaps maybe even abruptly abandon them when there is actually something significant, for better or worse, going on in the arena… while it’s actually happening?
I appreciate the commentary, and you guys obviously know you’re stuff, I’m just are coming at you from a viewers and listeners respectful perspective.
Otherwise, great job guys.
I’m not trying to be hyper critical or tell you how to do your show, I’m just saying, for the sake of better engagement for your viewers… to give them a reason to keep tuning in to you guys, as well as make you guys better commentators, I’m just trying to share some helpful advice. Try to keep the personal commentary or more in-depth commentary and anecdotes play the podcast… Or the after show… Whatever it is that you do. Because you guys spend a lot of time going over those things while simultaneously missing a lot of significant details of what is going on in the arena that we would love you commentate on… which is why most of your viewers are watching your videos in the first place.
Try to stick to the action in the arena, and then use those other anecdotes for teasers as to encourage people to listen to your other projects, like your podcast and stuff. I guarantee you it will drive you a lot more traffic that way.
As it is though, it’s incredibly hard to focus on what’s going on while not just one, but both of you, are simultaneously telling rather long and involved stories about people and instances only vaguely related to what’s going on in the arena, which is what we all came here to watch, and hope to hear you attentively spectate and commentate on.
You guys are funny and have great chemistry, and I love your jokes and your banter, but it just makes it very difficult to focus on the runs.
Hope I didn’t offend you guys. Just some advice in my opinion.