This Week in Science Excerpted

by giving me something non-criminal to do...

thanks 4 all the votes!!!

-j-

What a blast! If I didn't know any better I'd have to say that she got the brains in the family. :)
Ever since day one the show has had a cult following that's grown exponentially (for mouth breathers like me, now there's a lot). Without TWIS the world would be void of intelligent life. Just listen to the Rob, Arnie and Dawn show. Go Dr. Kiki!

I used to look forward to TWIS every Tues. Now, I get it Tues. and Thurs. It makes my week happier just to hear other people so excited about science. It's the best science radio show that I've found to date. Kirsten and Justin rock.

Daniel W. Brown
Vanderbilt University

Though I love Ira Flatow I've got to say Justin and Kirsten make science just pop and I would love to be able to hear them on the air and not just streaming or podcasted. These two make science fun and accessible which is what science should be. Put these two on the air nationwide and do public radio a big favor!
J Michael Pinc

I love TWIS, Kirsten and Justin are very funny and lively and very informative. I'm a geneticist/molecular biologist at a major university and I really appreciate their insightful reporting, and their advocation of science. Their witty repartee is also very entertaining!

Wow! I listen to your podcast too, but I never thought that there was a way that you could make your show *pop* any more than it already does.

Silly me: condensing 1 hour into 2 minutes was like distilling already strong espresso into raw caffeine. Wow!

Best of luck,
Rob

Thanks for making this Talent Quest work.

she gets my vote.

I've been listening to TWIS ever since podcasts came to iTunes (for almost two years then) and they never fail to inform and delight in an enteraining way (aside from the occasional rant!). A great public radio program.

You go!

Rich Meitin
www.richmeitin.com
http://www.publicradioquest.com/node/1038
Please stop by!

Dr. Kirsten and Justin do an excellent job of finding interesting science stories and guest speakers on a wide variety of science topics. Don't believe me, check out their past work.

There, wasn't that FUN (and interesting)!

The dynamic duo of Justin and Kirsten deserve to be over produced and even paid for the sciencey goodness they give so freely each week.

Been a big fan of the community radio/ podcast for years and am glad to see them pursuing a larger platform.

Science is an important subject, now more than ever (of course that's always true of science)

They have combined science news with a sparkly eyed sense of humor that just makes it a joy to listen to.

I would like them to get noticed by the big leagues, but if they don't I have a feeling they'd just keep right on bringing the science news each week.

They just seem like mythical philosopher science gypsies of some long lost age that are timelessly pursuing knowledge, setting up their booth and tent and beckoning us in, so in we go, and if we learn anything from their show?

It's all in our head

This is what public radio should be....informative, up to date and entertaining. This radio broadcast makes the world a smarter, better place. This show belongs on NPR or ABC Radio National ...in the same league as "The Science Show". I would love to see Justin and Kirsten host a show on Discovery or one of it's subsidiaries. Keep up the good work!

WOW!! I'm smarter than 2 min and 2 seconds ago.

It's like a sip of coffee, which is still better than not a sip a of coffee, of course!

I love how you make learning about the latest hot topics in science fun each week!

Nancy Clark
CEO, WomensMedia, The Site for Working Women
Author of blog, Women's Lunch Talk, and podcast, Working in Heels

...I TELL YOU!!! absolutely best thing that ever happened for science... I mean that wasn't actually a theory or what have you. if you don't win I will be crushed.

--Sean--

You are truly a kick-ass radio show. I know it may be somewhat "blasphemous" to admit, but I find you even more entertaining than Sci-Fri with Ira Flatow.
Yay!

I listen to your show on myspace and love it. Unfortunately I dont spend as much time on the computer as I do in my car. Hope your picked!!

I loved your tag line...and the whole segment! Your energy comes across and inviting. It’s as if you are saying to the listener, you are going to have an enjoyable ride. Glad you got in and best of luck!

Steve

http://publicradioquest.com/audio/user/1711

it's all in your head! Perfect!

Steve

It falls to the enlightened, and the intelligent and the sane to take responsibility for the deluded or doltish or insane.