This piece feels very personal and expressive. Hearing about this family's experience with CPS tells a very personal story of their's but gives an insight that is attainable from no one else. The story is a tearjerker but with lots of hope. Hearing Tessa's cousin speak about her experience invokes many ideas and feelings on the whole topic of CPS and their influence on the lives of people around us.

I liked the version with music but It was difficult to hear the narration. Great work.

This piece is very powerful and raw. I enjoyed this piece for its diction and very direct message. Luna's perspective from inside of private school gives a very interesting perspective of modern racial issues. Her pacing added to the overall youthful passion for this topic conveyed in her speech. The segment of her speech in which she tells the dialogue between her and her teacher about the authors of the humanities text books really hit a nerve with me having been a dialogue I have had before. I really enjoyed this piece and hope to hear more powerful words from my generation.

This issue is one I see around me all the time living in a big city. I like the varied views and people on this piece. I appreciate the credit given to teens, and the honest words of the speakers. I think that this piece sends out some important messages without scaring anyone off. The editing and levels sound great. I think this piece could have a little more depth and really cover a lot of ground but I'm not the producer. I think this piece breaks the surface of the topic and leaves the rest up to you. Good work, I'll be looking forward to more.

This piece to me is a great alternative view of a very tense topic. I really liked the clear, and concise flow of this piece which asked and answered many interesting questions. The facts in this piece really jogged my mind on the topic and got me thoughts running and shortly after the interviews gave a very real view on the thoughts and feelings of real Muslim's on Islam's reputation in the media. I would like to hear more of this kind of work, and get these often unheard voices.

This piece a tells a balanced narrative on the controversial topic of graffiti. The feeling of this piece is raw, and tells the story from a very down to earth level. Lupe's observations of graffiti on the Muni bus actually being recorded on the bus really added a nice touch to the story and the setting. The production of this piece is spot on, with a smooth, professional sound.

Hearing the different people in the community speaking on this topic really made this piece speak to a wide audience while still retaining its balance. I enjoyed this piece and I would recommend anyone listen to this piece.

This topic is very attention grabbing to me as the title is a hook too. I like the way Dr. Robert Schneider explains his work and ideas, this is very accessible to a wide range of people to learn from. The experiments cited in this are interesting such as ducks growing quail beaks. I like the explanations of these concepts like the French-German explanation, because a normal person with little backround in science can take something away from this piece.

This piece, is very well produced, with an interesting topic and guest. I have to say good job, and i'll be looking forward to listening to more from Carry the One Radio.

This piece drew me in because I often find myself sitting on the fence of hoarder and collector. I really like the idea behind this piece but, I feel that it lacks a storytelling element that completes a piece. Now, Katy reminds me of myself and her description of her room helps me justify the many knick knacks and trinkets in my room but, not much else. I also wish there was some contrast maybe a neat freak or maybe even more input from the host.

Overall, this piece has a good base and could've been built off of more. This piece is short and sweet without pretentiousness but I wish there was more. Keep the cool ideas coming, and tell me more about them.

Some science media will dry you out before it even gets to the heart of the usually interesting subject matter, but this piece is introduced in a more fun way with the funky jam called "Swivey on the Drums" by Big Pimp Jones. This piece is is full of information, which will give your brain a workout if you don't have a background in neuroscience, though I wouldn't shy away if that was the case, just be ready to look up some definitions. Dr. Scott Sternson is doing some interesting research and breaks it down to an understandable level without losing depth because there is plenty of depth. Dr. Sternson gave background on how his interest in researching this topic flourished, and I felt that this information was as important as the direct advice he gave at the end and if you are an aspiring scientist or simply considering jumping into this vast field of study, this is a great piece to listen to.

The interviewer asked the right questions to clarify and dive into this subject and acted as a catalyst in this short interview, helping the listener get the most out of the piece. My only complaint is that some of the cuts in the interview were sudden and left me wondering what was said in between those cuts but that may be the audio nerd in me, and the interview is supposed to be short after all. Overall, I'm looking forward to more pieces by Carry The One Radio and more discovery by Dr. Sternson. Thanks for the neural workout.