The overall effect of these two pieces(The Best Confession and Flashforward) is extraordinary. They are simple and I loved the way that I was captivated for minutes by something that could be described in thirty seconds. I usually don't like dramatic scenes on the radio because most people just aren't good actors when they can't show their emotions, but the actors in these stories were amazingly convincing, and animated enough in their speech and noises that they conveyed their emotion without being overly dramatic. The music is what impressed me the most in both pieces. The simple piano music that was behind each story fit each part of the plot and the lack of music was so dramatic that I was startled. Nice job, this is definitely something worth listening to.

This one held up better for me than the other one in the same series - in general, the idea of short, emotional dialogs around technology is a good one - the idea of short self-contained radio drama (3 min. approx.) is a good one - to my ears, so much radio drama - especially short ones - CONTINUE sound to me like "the only joke is - it's radio drama!" The tongue being firmly lodged in around 1945. THIS one is shooting for better than that. Give it a chance.