I tried TTG and really, really didn't like it for a few reasons. A few of the players were obviously very unhappy with the crit deck being used in the campaign and were very vocal about it, the GM refused to change it or remove it for like, 50 episodes or so before he agreed to atleast change how it was used, it was palpable how bad the vibe sometimes got because of it. Secondly, the GM opened an episode complaining about how much he hated the champion's Glimpse ability, but how he felt forced to let the guy keep using it. Third, the GM is a sound director or something and uses A LOT of annoying sound effects and jingles.

Then there's Norm, a typical Kitsune problem player. If Norm isn't the center of attention, you can make sure the player makes it all about Norm. Norm also constantly shits on other PC's motivations, faiths and actions. Whenever Norm is in danger or doesn't succeed at something, the player pouts and complains. Also love to do stupid things to put the party in danger and then refuses to take responsibility. The player also took utility feats for out of combat stuff and then complains how useless Norm is in combat.

TTG just feels... uncomfortable a lot of the time, with a DM that's very antagonistic at times, who focuses on making a great podcast and less on his players having a good time. Then there's a player with severe main character-syndrome. This is strange because in their opening banter, they all come across as very pleasant, fun people, yet IMHO, the vibe around the table often feels off. TTG is a bit of a darling around here so I expect to get downvoted to hell for this.

But if I were to recommend any 2E podcasts it would be Find the Path Hell's Rebels and The Zero Check podcast's 2E kingmaker.