A wonderful visual and historical presentation, destroyed by horrific sound engineering. Even with the male voices they are garbled and intruded upon by the ambient music which is in the foreground ahead of the vocals. I find this to be such a reoccurring debacle with streaming shows. Collaboration between producers and broadcasts forums must be dealt with. I stream from many services, the largest ones being Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. Documentaries and movies are the worst when it comes to sound. One would think it as a garage band who's members are fighting over who shall have the loudest amp and why?

Frustrating that the woman commenting on this piece is drowned out by the background music. The others speaking can be clearly heard, but the woman's voice is drowned out by tense music unfortunately.