I suppose it really depends what market you're in. If you don't want to learn how Audition works and just use it, then it will, I suppose, be fine - until something goes wrong. Then you won't have a clue what to do. And there's also the whole business about using presets anyway; they might be fine for Mike Russell's voice, but the chances are they won't sound anything like the same on yours. Presets are supposed to be either a starting point for you to tweak, or something of your own that you've already tweaked. Same goes for track layouts. There's nothing actually wrong with any of the content, and at least it gets around the awful Adobe Podcast template issue (never, ever use it)
But in the light of the foregoing, I find it rather hard to believe that this represents a good financial outlay, even if you're corporate and it's somebody else's money. YMMV
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