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Related Pieces
Piece Description
Adventures in space with Bob Saget (of "Full House" and "America's Funniest Home Videos"--as if you needed to be reminded). A short story of love and travel, to the song "Surfing on a Rocket" by Air. Updated audio 2/6/06: a few technical adjustments (thanks to the reviewer's helpful suggestions).
Broadcast History
KBOO-Portland and WELH-Providence.
Musical Works
"Surfing on a Rocket," by Air. Off the album "Talkie Walkie."
Phil Corriveau
Posted on February 05, 2006 at 11:01 AM | Permalink
Review of Bob Saget and Me: Adventures In Space
This is a well-written, enjoyable and funny piece of radio by Kiera Feldman. Tightening it up a bit and correcting some technical glitches could have improved it, however. Kiera?s voice quality changes during some of the edits, and the music mix was a bit too high for me; I found it a little distracting. But I found her style very engaging, and I look forward to hearing more work from this producer in the future.