Making a difference with smiles on our faces

Hi,
Your show comes under the umbrella of Sustainability, and I wanted to keep in touch with you.
No matter who wins, lets all of us eco-green Sustainable folks stick together, and lobby NPR for our kind of show.

Bob "Heart Works" Oehmen,
Chicago, IL
www.publicradioquest.com/user/8145
773.508-0252
boehmen46@yahoo.com

It's always exciting to imagine a new and fresh voice greeting me on NPR on a weekend or weekday. I 'd really enjoy to hear RL on a daily basis.

I loved his FL radio show!

Vote for him and we can hear him nationwide!!!

Thanks for putting this on the airwaves! Good luck!
~laurel

http://www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/6371

*A first kiss, a dental emergency, identifying the Big Man on Campus and talking back to Punky Brewster.

Good job, Rand! Our country and our world needs your work...

Darren
http://www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/6383

But, and I've said this elsewhere, I think the main thing to bring to radio is a little pizzazz, a little "wow" factor. I know public radio has its style, now endlessly parodied, but the thing is to take it into the future.
I wonder how to make eco-politics "sexy"? I'm not sure, but it is desperately important to do so at some point, the younger generation have to be taught better than mine was what the issues are at stake!
Sounds like you have a great backlog of material, I'll try and check your show out!
Good luck to you!

Be Baffled By Bafflegab!-->
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"All I ask is the chance to prove that money can't make me happy" - Spike Milligan

While you're a pro and I'm an amateur... I like what I hear.

hear me at http://www.publicradioquest.com/node/6633

Have you heard THIS IS HELL from Chicago? The host Chuck Mertz is the fast, funny, and an excellent interviewer.

http://www.publicradioquest.com/audio/user/9359

"Particularly glad to hear that there is a voice of sanity on talk radio. I don't hear talk radio much, but when I do, it's pretty appalling."
- Noam Chomsky

Insightful, intelligent & articulate; much more than just a fabulous voice, Randall has a gift for making translating complicated issues, making them accessible & intelligible. The Environment has been on the front pages recently, rightfully so, & the public is hungry to know how they can make a difference.

In spite Al Gore's Oscar-winning documentary, environmental issues often get short-shrift in the media. Greenwaves is just what this country needs. Rand does his homework and presents the issues in a convivial yet educational manner.

This is great radio with excellent content, thoughtful dialogue, and the right balance of questions and observations. This is the type of environmental and political programming our country could use more of. Listeners to radio deserve facts, logic, and respect and this is a great example of all three. This gets my vote and I think that my Saturday morning would be complete with Car Talk, Wait..Wait Don't Tell Me, and Greenwaves!

Rand has the voice that commands attention, presents authority, and creates interest on the part of the listener to be involved with the issues being discussed. Rand is a perfect host on the air, inquisitive, fun, knowledgeable about pressing issues of our time. He deserves a chance at his own show on air.
Rebecca Falkenberry

...from off the airway boughs each morn we should brush the dews of a voice so mellifluous and sublime; it gently beckons to listen and embrace, a thoughtful message crafted for our time

Rand's voice is assuring and welcoming. His intelligence is refreshing, and he makes his subject matter assessible for all listeners. A class act, trustworthy radio personality you want to tune into!

Excellent environmental program on an outstanding community radio station.

Rand sounds very knowledgeable. I'd like to hear more. He definitely gets my vote.

Hey, this guy is good! He needs his own show on NPR and hopefully if he gets it, the environment will be the headline. Go Rand!