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This app has the worst interface. Navigation is scattered all over the place. Options to create and delete bookmarks and subscriptions are inconsistent. It takes two or more clicks for play to work. Episodes are listed sometimes by date, sometimes alphabetically. And the app has its own favorite places. Find something you want to listen to and step away for five minutes; the app will have changed back to a different page. And why can’t I bookmark a program before it is broadcast? Plus, no volume control?!!!

An excellent app with a great UI. It does keep crashing the first—and sometimes second and third—time I launch it, though. I eventually get it open, but it’s a pain to have to keep opening it ‘til it works. Would be a five-star review otherwise.

I enjoy Americast….... very informal but highly analytical and logical from informed persons The latest podcast on Afghanistan was a great welcome surprise. We all forget often that nothing lasts forever so is the America’s longest war. The longer things last the more our intentions get diluted. The decision to withdraw was a no brainer and whatever you think of the implementation no plan will come without serious issues. History will tell but there are lessons for all, the powerful and the meek, the resolve of each groups involved. People of Afghanistan are at the crossroads and only they can decide what to do next. What ever they decide will surely reverberate across the world, perhaps soon. Seems to me that the Talibans don’t forget World of Wisdom was an encounter for me a few nights ago when I woke up in the middle of my sleep with my phone on. Excellent and wise advise to real life situations and real persons. The relief from their worries were obvious. Life lessons are individual, however if these podcasts can be shared more to many, the impact will surely be far reaching which I hope is one of the aims Business Daily is a great program. Contemporary! Helps to make meanings of current directions. Businesses and Leaders can learn greatly from the views expressed, perhaps more than theories from business schools