I'm confused: Who's Hosty?

You did a great job with this. It was funny, smart, and hosty for sure!

ADQ

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Keep on rockin' in the free world.

What a great way to show what you can do while telling others about your background! Good luck!

Okay, I just loved the approach. Great job - very unique.

Check me out and let me know what you think! All opinions welcome!
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Thanks! Christopher.

But hey, even though Seinfeld reruns are better than many of the new shows that are on TV, I try to catch "The New Hour with Jim Lehrer" as much as I can because I like his reporting style.

Anyway, very creative piece, man! You stated what you want from a radio show, and you did it in a very creative way. As a matter of fact, I thought the best part of the audio was when you "called in" as if you were on the phone. I don't know how you did that exactly, but you did that very well. You'll probably do very well in this competition.

this is great. clever idea. you showed off your hostiness while teaching us a bit about yourself! well done!

i'd give you six stars if i could. best of luck--

Indeed. If you are discussing anything related to the delicate balance of the space time continuum it is appropriate and proper to have "The Power of Love" playing in the background. The one danger is then associating yourself with Christian Bale and other psychoes in America. Not that american psychoes couldn't be entertaining as well.

Creative and humorous all while remainging insightful. I look forward to hearing your future broadcasts.

A handful of entries have tackled this "I'm interviewing myself" technique yet none have done so with your ingenuity. Speaking to the 'you's who have been (and the 'you' who may very well be) was a brilliant idea. And you pulled it off exceptionally well, with just enough vocal variety to make it feel honest, not contrived. You're a late entrant, but I think you have a real shot at Round Two. I'm impressed.

-- Linda

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smart. very very smart. Well done on having interesting perspectives while emphasizing the importance of them.

Being familiar with past and present tense Sean, I can unflinchingly attest to the width and breadth of his knowledge and his ability to distill that knowledge into smooth, palatable doses. I can only surmise that with the knowledge of the future incarnation of Sean, the width will be wider and the breadth broader.
I do have a slight criticism. I believe that Huey Lewis and the News are the requisite soundtrack material for any segment involving time travel. Then again, it is also possible that future Sean told present Sean that my belief is outdated.
Hark, radio, mine ears are hungry and Sean is bringing home the veggie bacon!

You've got moxie.

Your are truly the hostess with the mostess. Love the ingenuity, creativity, and hostiness. And nice groovy music to boot.
I may fall out of the lines of the target demographic of the the Splendid Table, but I listen to it every Sunday.
But now, I may have to start dividing my listening time to that and the "Stevens in Action' npr report.

I thought you were very clever and you kept a smile on my face the entire time. Good luck!

Great job Sean. What a clever idea and very witty.

Sean, I like the whole way you put this together...

The more I hear the "interview yourself" style of submission the more I like it, and wish I had tried that. It is so much fun.

Steve

I believe the only immorality is doing to another that which we would not have done to ourselves.

as a fellow twenty-something, I think you're right about public radio needing something for a younger audience.

and this was amazingly creative and really well done.