Hi everyone. Our next episode is a long chat with Liam Bennett about a his career to date, the unusual way he signed for the club, his time at Walsall and his recall.
We also ask him about:
Flynn, and how he helped him develop
Moving away from home and how it helped him grow
Certain players, and who stayed after training to help him
Really enjoyed listening to this episode but I’ve got to ask, what was the water in the background throughout? Was somebody in the bath or maybe next to a fish tank?!
Brilliant long interview well done lads on that. What a gent he sounds. Full of praise for everyone at the club. His Walsall experience will stay with him forever.
Just listened to the podcast and definitely the best one yet.
He speaks with a lot of maturity for such a young age.
He will go on to play at a much higher level and deservedly so.
I look forward to the next one.
He comes across very well. I really do hope he goes on to play at a high level. Would love him back here at some point during his career though.
My only issue with the interview is it felt like a bit of a job interview. Question. Answer. Awkward Silence. Question. Answer. Awkward Silence. Question. Answer. Awkward Silence. Would have preferred if it were more of a natural flowing conversation.
The more podcasts you do the better they will get anyway (Im not saying it was bad by the way. Really enjoyed it!). Look forward to more podcasts in the future!!
There’s a couple of free tools available which can help with the post-production editing. You might have heard of Audacity, which has plugins available to remove silence from an audio track, change decibel output, and apply loads of other such effects. You may need to download the appropriate codecs to output certain file formats.
Audacity is, however, only free as in free-beer (look up Richard Stallman if you’re interested in what that means!) and there has been some controversy regarding their privacy policy.
The software still works a treat, but if this is a concern to you, you can also download the free-as-in-freedom alternative Tenacity, which is based on the same open-source code and functions in almost exactly the same way.
