I'm not vietnamese, not an orphan, but I reacted strongly to this search for self. We all do it. We're all looking at mirrors and at other faces, searching for signs of ourselves. It's particularly poignant when the search covers such extremes of time and distance. Well produced, a definite "good listen."
Parts of this piece are a little hard to hear/understand, but worth the effort. It's an almost fairy-tale story of somehow surviving truly terrible events, losing nearly everything but improbably finding his method of deliverance – an accordion of all things – waiting for him on a stump in the forest. This will be useful the next time I think spilling my coffee or having a flat tire makes a bad day.
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"What Actually Happens When Recycling Plastics?" (deleted)
Nitty Gritty About Recycling Plastics. Interesting! (deleted)
If you recycle, you've wondered what happens next. Wondered about the recycling code on the bottom of plastics, and whether it all comes to anything. Does someone, somewhere, really re-use. Here's a quick overview. Worth listening.
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"Bending the Cosmic Speed Limit" (deleted)
In just five minutes, you can be up close and very personal with the endangered Right Whale. This quick splash of a piece drops you into a Zodiac and takes you where the action is. Quick, easy, interesting and fun.
Is there anything sadder than the repeated separation of a girl and her burger bell? Well maybe, but this ongoing saga is SO well and entertainingly told. Easy to listen to. Personally involving. Thanks.
I like this. Interesting and useful in a filler-length. As a person who works for myself and often by myself, information I can use, delivered in a format that gets me neatly from here to the library, from the library to the grocery, as I drive. Thanks.
Thanks so much for interesting, useful bits of science presented as bite-sized morsels. I've developed a special, working relationship with coffee over the years. Now I can enjoy actually knowing the dynamics of what I've gotten myself into.
I like this. No tricks, no fancy stuff. Everybody's looking for the secrets of writing. Levinson applies his considerable expertise to the ones many people overlook. The ones that are possibly most critical. Discouraging? I don't think so. Do this, you have a chance of being published. Ignore it and you got nothing. Thanks.
I like this. No tricks, no fancy stuff. Everybody's looking for the secrets of writing. Levinson applies his considerable expertise to the the ones many people overlook. The ones that are possibly most critical. Discouraging? I don't think so. Do this, you have a chance of being published. Ignore it and you got nothing. Thanks.
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"Why Dogs Turn In Circles Before Lying Down" (deleted)
Thanks for the piece on dogs turning circles before lying down. Interesting, informative, nice music and a very easy-to-listen-to delivery. Enjoyed it.
Comments by Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Comment for "Animal Instincts January 3 - 7, 2011" (deleted)
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on January 05, 2011 at 01:10 PM
Neat Stuff! (deleted)
Delivers a lot in a minute. Not date specific. Seems they could run anytime and be interesting to listeners, especially pet owners.
Comment for "Baby Pictures"
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on January 05, 2011 at 11:46 AM | Permalink
Sometimes you CAN go home.
I'm not vietnamese, not an orphan, but I reacted strongly to this search for self. We all do it. We're all looking at mirrors and at other faces, searching for signs of ourselves. It's particularly poignant when the search covers such extremes of time and distance. Well produced, a definite "good listen."
Comment for "Daran Kravanh"
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on January 05, 2011 at 11:32 AM | Permalink
His life was saved by an accordion
Parts of this piece are a little hard to hear/understand, but worth the effort. It's an almost fairy-tale story of somehow surviving truly terrible events, losing nearly everything but improbably finding his method of deliverance – an accordion of all things – waiting for him on a stump in the forest. This will be useful the next time I think spilling my coffee or having a flat tire makes a bad day.
Comment for "What Actually Happens When Recycling Plastics?" (deleted)
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on January 05, 2011 at 11:18 AM
Nitty Gritty About Recycling Plastics. Interesting! (deleted)
If you recycle, you've wondered what happens next. Wondered about the recycling code on the bottom of plastics, and whether it all comes to anything. Does someone, somewhere, really re-use. Here's a quick overview. Worth listening.
Comment for "Bending the Cosmic Speed Limit" (deleted)
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on January 05, 2011 at 10:47 AM
Even light doesn't move at the speed of light! Who knew? (deleted)
Quick interesting piece that beams a little light on light. Well done.
Comment for "Right Whale ~ Eubalaena glacialis"
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on January 05, 2011 at 10:34 AM | Permalink
The Right Whale's Testicles Weigh a Ton! Yes, a ton.
In just five minutes, you can be up close and very personal with the endangered Right Whale. This quick splash of a piece drops you into a Zodiac and takes you where the action is. Quick, easy, interesting and fun.
Comment for "Burger Bell"
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on December 26, 2010 at 02:44 PM | Permalink
A Sad Tale Well Told
Is there anything sadder than the repeated separation of a girl and her burger bell? Well maybe, but this ongoing saga is SO well and entertainingly told. Easy to listen to. Personally involving. Thanks.
Comment for "Jerusalem And Islam"
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on December 26, 2010 at 02:31 PM | Permalink
Fabulous Bits
This is top-quality writing and producing. Interesting, informative, easy history to absorb and useful in the moment. Thanks!
Comment for "Procrastination"
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on December 26, 2010 at 02:21 PM | Permalink
A lot of Psych in Small Package
I like this. Interesting and useful in a filler-length. As a person who works for myself and often by myself, information I can use, delivered in a format that gets me neatly from here to the library, from the library to the grocery, as I drive. Thanks.
Comment for "Coffee and Its Caffeine" (deleted)
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on December 26, 2010 at 02:06 PM
Quick and Interesting (deleted)
Thanks so much for interesting, useful bits of science presented as bite-sized morsels. I've developed a special, working relationship with coffee over the years. Now I can enjoy actually knowing the dynamics of what I've gotten myself into.
Comment for "How To Write a Novel - a 3-minute primer"
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on December 26, 2010 at 01:56 PM | Permalink
Tough Love for Writers
I like this. No tricks, no fancy stuff. Everybody's looking for the secrets of writing. Levinson applies his considerable expertise to the ones many people overlook. The ones that are possibly most critical. Discouraging? I don't think so. Do this, you have a chance of being published. Ignore it and you got nothing. Thanks.
Comment for "How To Write a Novel - a 3-minute primer"
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on December 26, 2010 at 01:55 PM | Permalink
Tough Love for Writers
I like this. No tricks, no fancy stuff. Everybody's looking for the secrets of writing. Levinson applies his considerable expertise to the the ones many people overlook. The ones that are possibly most critical. Discouraging? I don't think so. Do this, you have a chance of being published. Ignore it and you got nothing. Thanks.
Comment for "Why Dogs Turn In Circles Before Lying Down" (deleted)
Jonathan Thomas Stratman
Posted on December 15, 2010 at 10:04 PM
Always wondered (deleted)
Thanks for the piece on dogs turning circles before lying down. Interesting, informative, nice music and a very easy-to-listen-to delivery. Enjoyed it.