The Primal Connection: Follow Your Genetic Blueprint to Health and Happiness

Not if S. Schlepmo is reading. His performance is so bad that it undermines my confidence in the material.

Good practical information that is relatively easy to adopt.

No, he is way below the standard that I expect based on previous audio books. He fails on every level.

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Almost returned it because of the narrator. But I forced myself through it and am happy to get the info.

No. The narration was very amateurish and the pronunciation of some words was so off that it took me a minute to figure out what he was saying. <br/><br/>for example: ennui. Pronounced EN-ooo-EE instead of the correct ON-wee.<br/><br/>Any word over two syllables was subject to emphasis in odd places or just got mangled. hiatus = HE-ate-us? Really? <br/><br/>I found it very distracting and annoying. The narrator's voice is pleasant enough but he sounded like someone in remedial English reading aloud to the class. If you can tolerate that, great!

PLEASE, for goodness sake, don't just GUESS how to pronounce things! Ugh.

The content and information were good but I'll probably wind up reading it instead.

The information presented is absolutely wonderful--very thorough, detailed, and scientifically backed. The narrator, however, was atrocious. He chortles his way through a preschool-style reading of the book with several mispronunciations, and some very awkward syntactic breaks.

I've followed Mark for close to a decade now and thought I knew a lot about primal living. After listening to this book, I could feel the excitement well up from envisioning myself doing what Mark suggests - living life closer to our genetic calling.
This was a refreshing look at what had become dull monotony of adulthood and has provided me a door wide open to possibility.
I love this man's work!

Great content but did not like me narrator as he sounded gay and spoke too fast.