Peace and Dynamite

As a public radio reporter, you have great perspective on the medium's weaknesses, but this piece really makes the most of its strengths. Pulling for you from Dallas - CC

Wow! That was incredible. It grabbed and held me and made me think.

That is good radio. You rock!

Sallyfranz

"Both faith and fear are the belief in things not seen." S. Franz

You da bomb, Largey!

I ALWAYS feel like I need to know the background on the news stories I hear. Excellent idea! dme

Yo - VERY cool. I'm all ears. You've got the pipes and the smarts and the 'tude.

Did you notice - the music is the E minor Chopin prelude, re-scored for 20's jazz ensemble. ALSO very cool.

Rich Meitin
rmeitin@rcn.com

I'm a tough judge but you deserve a "5"!

John Hingsbergen
Program Director, WMUB-FM

Matt, that's awesome!

Very professional, easy to picture that as a short on NPR, great soundFX and tunes (love me some Caribou).
I would definitely listen to a show like that!

Be Baffled By Bafflegab!
http://www.publicradioquest.com/node/1319

"All I ask is the chance to prove that money can't make me happy" - Spike Milligan

I'm happy I found you- while once again finding myself irresistibly drawn to this site. I'll be bleery-eyed at work tomorrow, but it was worth it to hear a talent such as yours!
Best of Luck. Hope to hear more of you in round two.
Rebecca

Your concept is the same thing I was thinking about. If you make it to the end, I'll be listening. If I make it to the end, I will be giving you a call. Good luck.

(By the way, what is the music under your story? I have heard it before but can't recall where it came from.)

DY-NO-MITE! This is terrific work. Thanks for the "moerk moerk moerk" flashback, too.

no, I meant five stars.

I've known this about Nobel. I wonder if anyone would turn down a Nobel peace prize because of the merchant of death connection.

Some Nobel peace prize winners only got the prize because they agreed to stop killing. I guess that's a kind of peace....

Oh, well.

Best of luck to you.
Steve

I’ve come to see that the ultimate source of all human anguish is that we are finite beings sentient of infinity.

This is really great. Really interesting. I am very jealous.

10 out of 10. Congrats!