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As heavy listeners of podcasts, audiobooks, spoken word content, and never ending Zoom calls, we wanted earbuds that could be worn continually, comfortably, and securely while delivering incredible clarity of sound.
After four years of innovation, we have developed the Buderflys' Curiosity Wireless earbuds.
Limited Release April 2021
The most comfortable earbuds I've worn. I honestly never realized how much my current buds were getting in the way of my enjoyment. Also, the clarity is stunning!
- Maria M.
I never thought I had an issue with earbuds and wore them all day. But after trying Buderflys, I don't think I could ever go back to the hard plastic ones. I absolutely love them.
- Katy T.
Audio is extremely clear. I could hear the crackle of record samples and a mid-range horn in the background of a song.
- Phillip W.
They are awesomely comfortable and lightweight. Really quite impressive.
- Anthony R.
They do great filtering ambient external noise but still allow you to hear, with some clarity, things you need to hear.
- Charli K.
"I fell asleep with them in and they never came out. When I woke up an hour later my ears didn’t hurt!"
- Josh H.
In episode 77, they interview Jon Dean about his new book The Good Glow: Charity and the Symbolic Power of Doing Good. I loved this particular episode as they ask the very important question "Is the “warm glow” of giving always dependent on one’s acts being visible to others, or can it be entirely personal?"
I loved episode 235 where they discussed how the pandemic has disrupted education, work opportunities and future planning for countless young people. Topics that are truly relevant to right now.
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Tribe Member Greg
In episode 92 Conan, my dream man, interviews Michelle Obama, my dream woman. I mean, what more do I need to say?
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Buderflys Team Member Annie
The episode posted on Sept. 16th, 2020 features an interview with the Holderness Family. I loved hearing about my favorite parody song family and how quick they are able to turn out content that makes me crack a smile.
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Tribe Member Jessica
Scott Galloway, NYU marketing, brand professor, and entrepreneur, talks business and higher education. Smart, funny, and I learn something every time.
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Tribe Member Bryce
Season 1 is about the college admission scandal. With Mossimo and his wife reporting to jail, this is just so timely. It is nutty how people will do anything (lie and cheat and lie more) to get their kids into certain schools. I mean cheating on the SAT - who does that?
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Tribe Member Lee
I found this interesting because it takes a format I would never watch on TV (produced by Deadline) and somehow makes it seem like art when presented as an audio podcast. Not too long, and well told.
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Tribe Member JoJo
A reporter with the same name as a prisoner at Guantanamo Bay researches the prisoner, Why he was sent to prison and how the reporter finds parallels with his own self journey.
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Tribe Member Josh
Corona Virus and quarantine was one thing, but now that I’m being forced to confront my own privilege as well as police brutality and racial injustice, I don’t feel like I have the skills or tools or language to properly or responsibly engage in the huge discussions that are necessarily occurring right now.
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The Buderflys journey started one day in 2015 on the ski slopes in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. While I love music and have enjoyed an amazing career in the music industry, you can usually find me listening to podcasts or audiobooks – even when I ski or run marathons.
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We are a team of thinkers, life-long learners, audiophiles, and explorers. As we walk, work, bike, ski, ride, commute, and occasionally sleep with earbuds, we know that the ability to wear earbuds for long periods, comfortably, and with incredible clarity of sound is vital to how we discover great content and communicate.
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To recycle electronics, all of the elements need to be hand-stripped and taken apart, which can be a pricey endeavor. But one we are committed to doing. And that we’ll cover the cost for. We will send a shipping label to you when you are ready and we will do all the recycling on our end.
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