Jeff Thomas...Chronic Traveller

This is a good concept; you deliver the segment with humor, ease and information/education. I’m from Philly originally and it was cool to visit over the net. Best to you.

I don't really have that it in me. So naturally I loved your entry. Because you let me live the life (for 2 minutes) that I don't know how to live. Plus I love street food and listening in on other people's conversations.

Great job. Very fun to listen to. Not a chore like so many others I've heard.

Also good work on the x-wing fighter raising.

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Dear Jeff, Really good mix of sound and facts or at least pseudo-facts. Actually wanted to hear more of this. I'm ready to go have a nap in Philly after I eat my cheese steak. And if you like cheese, give my 2 minutes a listen at www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/6151

Jill

Although I'm a Braves fan and hate to see a Philly score a home run, Jeff definitely scored with this one. Fun concept. Great delivery. I appreciated the placement of sound elements in this piece -- especially the left and right audio in the battle of the Philly Cheese Steaks. (I know that's more of a production issue and not a hosting issue, but it all works together.)

What many people don't realize is that Jeff was not only eating a cheesesteak while talking, he was juggling and playing knee-cymbals, too.

Win it all, Jeff!

Breezy, attractive and fun. This stuff comes so naturally to you. Well done.

you have a great energy and sensability. humor is key. nicely done.
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Well edited, great voice. He sounds a lot like an FM morning deejay, but clean. However, the speed of diction is a bit hard to follow, especially with how much stuff occurs.

Said all the right things. Won't the public luminaries be delighted? :)

You have the gift... the voice, the pacing, the wit. I bet you would make a good performer too.

That was brilliant. And I love anything that makes talking with your mouth full sound good. Everything was charming and irresistible. Damn.

kept me listening. made mee smile. rad!
bee jellyfish

Wow! Great sense of adventure. Really covered Philly.

So much fun, and I love the ending! You have hoards of hostiness. Good luck in round 2!

I had a lot fun listening to your entry! No need to wish you luck. You're the hostiness-ness. Where's our next trip going to be?

But chronic has to go.

Thanks to druggies, chronic has another meaning...

You don't think word change their meanings, just ask all the gay tarantellas.

Steve

Bells will ring ting-a-ling-a-ling, ting-a-ling-a-ling.

Jeff captures a whole side of Philly that I want to know!!! Wow, this is great. I felt a connection to this awesome city without even being able to see, smell, touch or taste any of the experiences he communicates in this 2 minute audio piece! Jeff, could you PLEASE go to Tahiti next? I REALLY need a vacation and just can't get away right now. This might just be the next best thing!

Wow, Jeff, you could actually BE Public Radio's Next Great Host. Go figure...

Polished with some great elements... conflict, humor, location recording, real people. I enjoyed it.

I was there! I felt, saw, smelled, heard, tasted it! It's been years since this armchair traveler actually visited Philly, but you brought it back to me in under two minutes! I hope your chronic condition continues in Round Two!

-- Linda

Visit me in my House by the Sea:
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Thanks for the tour Jeff. Fun and funny all the way. I want to hear some more!

Thanks for the tour! That was fun, easy to listen to, and had great pictures for my tired brain. I'd love to follow you on other journeys!
Hannah

Listen to "Welcome to Kidville" http://www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/2111 and check out "The Day My Mother's Head Exploded" on http://www.prx.org/