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The shows with the constant sound effects also usually have what seems like a relatively new format: they try to make it sound like the hosts (it's always two h
by jff 10y ago
The shows with the constant sound effects also usually have what seems like a relatively new format: they try to make it sound like the hosts (it's always two hosts) are a couple of friends, interested laymen, having a talk at their house about the topic. So they stop to interject ("right?!" "No!"), they talk over each other but only occasionally so as not to annoy the listener, they basically feel like your two friends who've read the same Wikipedia page and are discussing it at a party.
And it's during this "conversation" that they play the sound clips:
HOST 1: "So there's this interesting thing they've just discovered, Host 2"
HOST 2: "What's that?"
HOST 1: "Scientists have discovered that when you eat..."
chomping and chewing noises
HOST 1: "... you're actually oppressing black people."
prison cell door slams
HOST 2: "What, seriously?"
- deanCommie 10y agoThat one doesn't bother me as much as this one: HOST: "...and that's when we found Joseph SomethingOrOther" VOICE: "Hi, I'm Joseph SomethingOrOther" HOST: "Joseph SomethingOrOther is an expert on blahblah" VOICE: "Blahblah is foobar" You just told me this person's name 3 times when 1 would've sufficed.
- edraferi 10y agoOn the other hand, this makes sure you associate the voice with the name, when otherwise it's easy to miss.