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• Martina 8/20/08: "What an amazing interview with John Nichols. He connected the dots other so called experts more often than not fail to do ..."
• David 8/19/08: "With regard to the topic of What Bush Got Right I think this must be one of the world's slimest volumes ..."
• Tsuri 8/19/08: "Your recent program on the Blue Fin Tuna, and the short discussion on the Old Man and the Sea, has prompted me to share with you a communication I had with Hemingway himself back in 1959 ..."
• Anonymous 8/15/08: "I have been a long time listener and contributor to WPR but was so enraged by the Here On Earth broadcast on the transgender issue that I am withdrawing all support ..."
• Wayne 8/15/08: "I have noted what seems to be a slight adjustment in your demeanor with respect to certain guests, in that it appears you're challenging them to support their statements a bit more. I appreciate that and feel that it's a constructive shift."
• Heather 8/14/08: "I'd like to respond to you question about transgenderism gaining acceptance in the U.S. over other countries. Clincially I would be considered a male-to-female transsexual ..."
• Barbara 8/11/08: "(Regarding the social media show) I could see my grandson listening to WPR, but not wanting his teenage friends and acquaintances to know ..."
• Alessandra 8/7/08: "(Regarding the tuna show) There was a time that I used avoid eating meat, with the exception of tuna ..."
• Anna 7/30/08: "One very important function of reading global fiction is the ability of the reader to connect with and humanize the foreign subjects ..."
• Justin 7/23/08: "(Regarding the language camp show) I attended Concordia camps from 6th grade till I was 17. I attended French and Chinese. I live in Japan now and have used both my Chinese and French skills ..."
• Jeff 7/22/08: "(Regarding the language camp show) I agree that U.S. residents should learn foreign languages, secondary to a good command of English."
• Eva 7/22/08: "(Regarding the language camp show) I wish you would have found out about our lovely new Swedish Culture and Language Immersion Camp at Hunt Hill, Sarona ..."
• Mercedes 7/4/08: "We always had hamburgers as well at every cookout and picnic. When I moved away to college, I discovered to my dismay that ..."
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