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In that case I solemnly promise never to chuckle again. Except when Chris O'Brien does his ET voice(s)~~ permission to sneak a little smile then?

If the reviewer is referring to your occasional pop culture / sci-fi references Mr Steinberg, this listener actually does ~~how to say~~ appreciate that part. You take your seriously, but not so seriously as to render it uninteresting or inaccessible. And I have always appreciated that too, even as being still an interested novice.

If s/he is referring to your occasional banter with co-hosts and guests, I appreciate that aspect of your show as well. It indicates that you are enjoying yourselves and enjoying discussions you are having. I don't know if I can listen to interviews where people are not comfortable and enjoying each other's company. (Ever see Michael Parkinson interviewing Meg Ryan?? Ouch.)

I'm in New Zealand (having just listened to an August episode with a ...um... commentary on the topic of NZ ladies and sheep~~ we also have more possums here than people so careful we don't sic 'em all on you lot over there!) I say this all in good spirit though. Point being if I have written a review on itunes I'm not sure if you would see it.

But in any case, other people have their opinions. I reckon that your programme speaks for itself regardless of what reviewers might say.

~ash.

<blockquote data-quote="kukalakana" data-source="post: 99179" data-attributes="member: 4084">In that case I solemnly promise never to chuckle again. Except when Chris O&#039;Brien does his ET voice(s)~~ permission to sneak a little smile then?If the reviewer is referring to your occasional pop culture / sci-fi references Mr Steinberg, this listener actually does ~~how to say~~ appreciate that part. You take your seriously, but not so seriously as to render it uninteresting or inaccessible. And I have always appreciated that too, even as being still an interested novice.If s/he is referring to your occasional banter with co-hosts and guests, I appreciate that aspect of your show as well. It indicates that you are enjoying yourselves and enjoying discussions you are having. I don&#039;t know if I can listen to interviews where people are not comfortable and enjoying each other&#039;s company. (Ever see Michael Parkinson interviewing Meg Ryan?? Ouch.)I&#039;m in New Zealand (having just listened to an August episode with a ...um... commentary on the topic of NZ ladies and sheep~~ we also have more possums here than people so careful we don&#039;t sic &#039;em all on you lot over there!) I say this all in good spirit though. Point being if I have written a review on itunes I&#039;m not sure if you would see it.But in any case, other people have their opinions. I reckon that your programme speaks for itself regardless of what reviewers might say.~ash.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kukalakana, post: 99179, member: 4084"] In that case I solemnly promise never to chuckle again. Except when Chris O'Brien does his ET voice(s)~~ permission to sneak a little smile then? If the reviewer is referring to your occasional pop culture / sci-fi references Mr Steinberg, this listener actually does ~~how to say~~ appreciate that part. You take your seriously, but not [I]so[/I] seriously as to render it uninteresting or inaccessible. And I have always appreciated that too, even as being still an interested novice. If s/he is referring to your occasional banter with co-hosts and guests, I appreciate that aspect of your show as well. It indicates that you are enjoying yourselves and enjoying discussions you are having. I don't know if I can listen to interviews where people are not comfortable and enjoying each other's company. (Ever see Michael Parkinson interviewing Meg Ryan?? Ouch.) I'm in New Zealand (having just listened to an August episode with a ...um... [I]commentary[/I] on the topic of NZ ladies and sheep~~ we also have more possums here than people so careful we don't sic 'em all on you lot over there!) I say this all in good spirit though. Point being if I have written a review on itunes I'm not sure if you would see it. But in any case, other people have their opinions. I reckon that your programme speaks for itself regardless of what reviewers might say. ~ash. [/QUOTE]

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