Used to Listen every episode when it can out. But after a while I got tired of hearing from the same people they interview. The magazine/podcast is supposed be about Fuji Cameras and its users (that’s how the hosts introduces the show). Not Fuji Cameras and the well known people. To me this has turned into a glorification of the magazine, well known shooters and ambassadors for fuji. It has lost its luster. Maybe they need to re-think this and actually do what they say on the intro. Interview the everyday user instead of the ones who make living fully from shooting. Everyday people are the ones buying, using and sharing images as well. There are some really amazing artists/photographers out there who shoot for the fun of it, as a side hustle, to create art and to just document their daily life. Give those people a chance to share their stories for once. This has become the crux of all podcasts. Don’t serve the folks who have “Podcast experience in interviewing”. Talkk to the everyday user. Until that changes I am deleting subscription tot he magazine and the podcast. Not as good as it used to be! Time for a new platform to follow!

All is good except the host laugh is overwhelming loud. Blows your ears out. Get a cough filter or something. Good info!

This current host is hard to listen to. He stammers, is awkward, and has long pauses. Guests seem to not enjoy him either. I can’t get through a podcast with this guy.

I hate to pile on but the host seems like a nice guy, he’s just hard to listen to. He stutters and stammers and has awkward responses and long cringe pauses. Even when there is a guest I really want to listen to I can’t make it through an episode.

This podcast is so needed. The interviews are intentional and honest and Marc is so good at making the guests feel approachable and relatable. My favorite Fujifulm podcast.

Just a great overall photography podcast. You don’t need to just be a Fuji user. Always look forward to the next episode.

1) Research guests and topics thoroughly to generate more substantive, meaningful questions. 2) Write aforementioned research-based questions down and ask them. 3) “That’s amazing!,” “Yeah,” and awkward laughing should not be reflexive responses after guest comments. Practice fluid transitions. Intelligent follow-up questions, reaffirm statements, just anything to dig deeper. I love Fujifilm so much, but the Fujicast is a far superior product with far more capable co-hosts.

I have nothing against Fuji, I just don’t own one of their cameras. I was a bit hesitant to give this show a try, but I am really glad I did! The guests are extremely interesting, with a wide breadth of experience and photo style. I learn something awesome in every episode! A few of the episodes have left me wanting more, and I hope some of the guests will be invited back. Some of the reviews have been critical of the host not seeming to be prepared. As a podcaster myself, I understand the struggles of having the perfect follow up question for every answer given by the guest. The host is doing a great job in my opinion, and as a non-Fuji photographer, I will continue to listen. Thanks for the great podcast!

I have been an avid listener for a while and subscriber of the magazine. The most recent podcast with Pete Souza was political and basically nothing about photography. This one rubbed me the wrong way let’s keep it about taking pictures I come here to get away from the news.

I love the FujiLove Magazine and used to love this podcast. Since the new host joined I can’t bear to listen to it anymore. Soporific, never lets the guest talk, really dull questions. I am deleting this Podcast from my library, so disappointing! FujiLove you can do better than this!

I tuned in to hear Alison Conklin and it took forever for the host to allow her to speak. I’m not listening for his experience and opinion; I want to hear what Alison has to say. I tried another episode and again the host intro is long and sssloooow. Had to speed it up and eventually stopped listening.

I don’t know why this new host was brought in but he has taken the podcast in a direction that is no longer of interest for me. Sad. This used to be a really good podcast. Bring back Tomasz or Jens, please.

I am a fan of FujiLove, but unfortunately I cannot make it through a full episode with the new podcast host. Maybe he will improve and my opinion will change, but so far all of the interviews have been awkward and unprepared. It is disappointing given how great the earlier FujiLove podcast episodes were.

I can’t even listen to an entire show. You should hire me to host the podcast. It’s about having a “conversation.” Not..”Ummm...do you still use your umm Fuji?” Sorry for the poor review. I truly am. But I would expect nothing less than excellence in broadcasting from a company that makes the best cameras in the world. Sincerely A FujiLove Listener

I have been able to learn so much about Fujifilm through this Podcast! It’s amazing! I’ve been subscribed for a while and will continue to listen!

I love the conversations tomash has with his guests and the technical discussions about fuji gear. A perfect balance of chat and shop talk!

The first few episodes were a little challenging to listen to as the sound wasn't the best. Varying levels and all that. Tomash has really upped his game and the content has gotten better. Great show, really enjoy it!

I enjoy this podcast great info for a Fuji shooter for sure but fun photo info in general…not just for Fuji shooter. Good street photo info.

I really enjoyed this show! Thanks

On the road this week had an opportunity to listen to episodes 2,3,4. Certainly worth the listen and I gained insight from the interviews. Anxious to get to the newest #5. Understand this is a new series and there was obvious improvement with each. Thanks and looking forward to more great content

Enthusiastic enthusiasts! Any Fuji shooter would appreciate their insite and up to date information on Fuji products and Fuji X shooters.

First of all, this podcast is really hard to listen to. There is a ton of background noise (cups, papers moving, etc), and the audio quality is poor. The hosts speak very good English, but the accents combined with poor audio quality makes for a bad experience. I’m excited about a good Fuji podcast, but this is 90% chat and 10% photography. Hoping to see some sweeping changes to the podcast because the hosts seem knowledgeable and I’d love to have a good Fuji podcast on my feed.