*Aviso: Este podcast pertenece a una serie de episodios de pruebas de grabación de dispositivos.
Aprovechando que Yoyo ha dado su opinión sobre lo que significa para el grabar en movimiento, el hecho de los problemas que tiene para gestionar su respiración mientras camina y el porqué lo hace.. me apetece darle un poco de feedback para que sepa desde el punto de vista de un oyente, como percibo yo lo que él hace, que no quiere decir para nada, que tenga que cambiar su estilo, ya que eso es lo que hace un podcast único.
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