Interview Series Vol. 1 Approaching and Transitioning    Compare

I have listened to the first one episode.
The sound quality is inferior to David DeAngleo. When Savoy speaks the others fidget, scraping a metal chair around a hard floor? They fidget because Savoy is regurgitating things Mystery has said, which we have all heard before, at one point he spouts Mystery's calculation of how much hbs are approached. A lot apparently.
I remember the first ten minutes just seemed like Savoy plugging workshops. Totally unhelpful.
Then there was some other stuff, then 1.5 hours of my life had gone, and I'd learned really nothing new.
No, that's unfair, there was one good bit (ONE) which was Sinn's contingency for 'how do you all know each other' and gracefully ejecting.
The promotional material took pot shots at David DeAngelos interview series, saying with a team of gurus there would be no filler. Well set expectations like that and you get shot down for failing to furfil them. I HAVE heard better from DeAngelo. You don't need to spin it out to 1.5 hours, if its not helpful. And someone should have realised that Savoy was boring more than just his colleagues.
TRY HARDER.
I want the next episode to be really really good OK?

I was that guy circling the bar. Savoy and Sinn know exactly what they’re talking about. After listening to the interview series and actually trying their openers at a bar last weekend, I can happily say they do work. They make great points demonstrating it’s not what you say to a woman it’s how you say it. The reality is it’s really not the words as it is the subcommunications. 70% percent is body language, 20% is tonality and only 10% are the actual words when approaching. The discussions on situational relevance are golden and Ive yet to see the jealousy plot line fail out in the field. If your a little skeptical like I was, the first 10 minutes are free.

First of all, I am the type of person who like to get information from a lot of sources, and I have heard many audio programs. From monthly audio's to podcasts, I have listened to a lot of different programs.
This, by far, was the most detailed and complete audio program I have heard to date.
I just listened to this CD and I was blown away by the amount of information on this first volume. It was a complete and detailed analysis / overview of the Opening and Transitioning process. I already have the VAH and the DVD series, and I think that the audio program is the best yet.
I highly recommend this subscription to everyone who is in the community.
Not only are the subjects covered which are mentioned in the previous posts, but also a sort of "new" explanation into the rating of hb's based on social status, instead of looks. That provided new insight into which sets may or may prove to be more difficult to open.

Rating out of 10: 10/10 for presentation and organization, 10/10 for content (there's a LOT!!), 10/10 for production quality. You can tell that this Interview Series is going to go a LOOOOOOONG way especially if they all stack up like this first disc.

Rating out of 10: Id seriously have to give this a 10/10. Everything ive got regarding the MM always just smacks me in the mouth and i learn from it and the interview series is no different. Id recommend it to anyone whos serious about this game.

Pros: A lot of concepts that wasn't really discussed in VAH or DVD series. The direct/indirect approaches in socially relevant settings made a lot of sense.
Cons: None. I just hate it when they talk about something other than Opening and transitioning and they say that this isn't what this interview's for. Good stuff.
Rating out of 10: 10/10