Miss Baker and two of her students, Erik and Brandon, who you have met at ScienceOnline'09, appeared on a New Hampshire NPR affiliate station today - you can (and really should!) listen to the entire segment here.
Also see their blog post about it, some pictures from the studio, and how nervous they were just before the show started.
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