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I love your show. As a middle school science teacher, I use your podcast for my professional development.

I keep up on the latest science and learn more details to enhance my own personal knowledge. I really want to get your book, Naked Science - is it available in the States? If not, let me know how I can order it.

Thanks for your excellent insights and explanations.

  Stef,

I just found your site. I love it. I have a degree in chemistry, a love for all science, and a job as a librarian in a K-12 school for the deaf in the United States. I will be using your site with my students starting in September and can't wait to recommend it to our teachers.

I like many things about your site, but I am awed by your Kitchen Science section. It is so clear and simple! The way the experiments are outlined. They are clear, easy to use by early or poor readers, and the explanations have wonderful illustrations. This isn't easy to do! I commend you on making science fun and accessible!! At the moment I can't access podcasts at work, or at home, but I think this site just inspired me to upgrade my home computer.

Thank you!

  Patricia, USA

You have one of the best and most useable internet sites I have ever seen.

Congratulations on a magnificent product and teaching tool. It is mega informative, interesting and just plain good old fashioned fun. I love the podcasts of which I've downloaded heaps!!

Thanks again

  Mark, Australia

Awesome Show

Awesome show gang, being a newly baptized neurologist in NY I have missed many of my favorite shows on TV. Yours is the only program I follow every week. I love it.

Peace, Ryan

  Ryan, New York

I love your podcast, and have listened to nearly every one that is on itunes.

How can I get your book, Naked Science, in the States?

Thanks for hours of informative entertainment!

  Jeramy, US

Absolutely Fabulous!

You guys are truly the best science show I have ever listened to. I like that you don't over simplify matters, I mean that you actually use proper scientific names for those of us from a science background but still manage to make everyone get it. Keep it up guys!

  Iyla AShadawi, Saudi Arabia

Hi All,

I just wanted to bang you off a quick note to let you all know how much pleasure I get from listening to your podcast. I'm a home based computer programmer, and listen in while I walk the dog every lunchtime.

I probably make a fairly peculiar sight as I stroll across the meadows grinning from ear to ear as I learn about colliding galaxies or shortsightedness in Singapore, but what's more important to me is how vastly entertaining I find your programme, and how bereft I would feel without it.

Keep up the good work, and very many thanks for your efforts.

Steve

  Steve,

Dr. Chris,

Just a quick note to say I love your program. The format is great with a mixture of interviews, experiments, quizes, and science updates.

I download your podcast every week and it is the best radio show I have found. I enjoy Science Friday as well but they are clearly number 2.

Keep up the great work and the States say thanks!

Dennis

  Dennis Cooper, US

Dear Sir,

I am writing in strong support of a program aired on BBC Cambridgeshire, The Naked Scientists. I discovered the program after reading a short description in Science Magazine and have been an avid listener since. Admittedly, I suppose I would be considered a bit of a "science nut." I conduct clinical research for a living, teach science courses to post-graduates, listen to this science program on the internet, and subscribe to science magazines. But I'm not alone in my fascination with all things science and can attest that we tend to be a very loyal bunch. Naked Scientists is a blast. They have assembled such a fine group of moderators who are as much fun as the stories and interviews they broadcast. Unlike the American version, Science Friday on NPR, the hosts themselves ask insightful questions (whereas listeners to Science Friday are often incredulous that callers can be so dim). There have recently been some honorable attempts at poking fun at science with the Ignoble Awards, now in its 9th year at Harvard University, the popular book series, "The Darwin Awards," and other books and programs. Naked Scientists shines above the others. I would love to see the program aired more frequently and carried by stations in the U.S. and abroad. It is always topical and has universal appeal.

Thank you for making it available.

  Joseph, San Diego, CA

We tried one of your experiments in my science lab!

Hey Chris, I love listening to your podcast and I've started to spread it along to everyone... including my biology teacher. She was so happy with the experiments you've put on your website, that we did one in our lab! It was the most I had in lab for the longest time. Thank you again!

  Allison, York, PA