I think it’d be really smart to mandate the rabbis speak a certain distance from the microphone they use; do their best to not do gross throat-clearing while speaking; and try to read without using other weird mouth clicks and stuff. It’s great content, but it’s often painful to listen to. At the bare minimum, the producer could do some basic editing of the audio file before broadcasting for a better listening experience.

This is the best daf yomi podcast I’ve listened to yet. They’re short and easy to follow and I enjoy there’s a new rabbi every week with a different perspective on the readings.

Completely waist of time. Don't even bother listening