I truly enjoyed your "Science on the River" show

Naked Scientists

I truly enjoyed your "Science on the River" show as a literal and figurative trip through the different colleges and disciplines at Cambridge. It was a well-done metaphor that put the stories in an interesting context and gave me a fresh perspective on the varied areas of science and how they interrelate. As always, the show was informative and entertaining, although I have to say that the punts do look a bit tenuous.

Thanks for a great show.

--Brent Evans

Virginia Beach, US

  Brent ,

Keep up the good work!

Hello, Dr. Chris,

Just wanted to encourage you and the rest of your naked scientists from Cambridge to keep up the good work. Thanks for posting your radio show on iTunes so the rest of the world can have access to you wisdom and the latest scientific breakthroughs. Living in the mountains of Central Utah in the US does pose some interesting challenges in the winter when listening to your podcasts while seated naked at my computer, but I am willing to to endure a bit of chill for an hour of enlightenment :)

Thanks to all involved !

Regards, Bill

  Bill Raddatz,

Hi, I am a physics student at UNAM, from Mexico, I usually listen your great program by podcast.

I just want to tell you, that I am amazed about this new "communication technology" era, and I am glad that I can chose what I want to listen, even if it comes from overseas.

I like all sections of your program, but there is one that takes all my attention: "Kitchen experiments", COOL SECTION!

It is Nice to say Hello.

Regards.

  Ali Angulo, Mexico

Great Show!

Great show I listen on my ipod while driving to and from work here in

mississauga ontario canada.

  Mike Wild, Canada

Kitchen Science and Crisp Packet Fireworks is invaluable

Hi guys!

I'm a trainee physics teacher, and listen to your podcasts as I walk to

school in the morning.

Kitchen Science and Crisp Packet Fireworks is invaluable for end-of-term

experiments and the Junior Science Club. We'll be extracting DNA from kiwi

fruits in a few weeks and making non-Newtonian fluids from cornflour, messy but

fun!

It's also refreshing to hear from women in science, my year 11 girls are

really taking heart from it and are considering taking at least one of the

sciences for A-level.

Thanks for inspiring a very tired teacher, and possibly the next generation of scientists!

  Nina,

A big keep it up & very interesting program!

Hello to whole the gang,

Im sending this email to say a big keep it keep up & very interesting program

Finally listening to you live! no longer from my mobile phone podcast.

Thanks

Chris Bianco

From Malta

  Christopher Bianco , Malta

Well Done!

well done

  jeremiah,

Congratulations on all your hard work!

For all the hard work I know all of you put in, I'd like to pass on some good feeling compliments. It should be assumed that these statements reflect my personal opinion, but my science friends tend to agree-

1) Your podcast is far beyond the rest in quality of content, production, and dare I say personality talent

2) Naked Scientist Podcast is the most attention keeping of all of the podcasts

3) NSP is NOT sensationalist, nor too dorky, or too dumbed down

4) NSP has momentum, but at the right pace, it doesn't rush past important details, but manages to keep things moving.

5) NSP is fun, it's funny, sometimes even kind of sexy, but not in a way that detracts from the stories

6) NSP content is as diverse as I could imagine

7) NSP is just the best -

CONGRADULATIONS ON ALL YOUR HARD WORK!!!!!

oh, and thank you so much !

being in touch with what highly curious and focused individuals are researching out in the world, and having it delivered by a cool group of fun but highly intelligent folks is just a dream come true in podcast listening-

thanks-

David

  David Dacaro ,

A short piece on the science of concrete canoes would be really interesting.

Chris,

I am a fourth year civil engineering student at Californai Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo. I am involved in a national competition building a concrete canoe. I think that a short piece on the science of floating concrete and concrete canoes in general would be really interesting on The Naked Scientists.

If this interests you my team and myself would be happy to answer any questions you have on the matter. Thanks

Greg Stone

Concrete Canoe, Captain

Cal Poly San Luis Obispo

  Greg Stone ,

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