I like how the new font brings things closer. Hellertown doesn't seem, like 2 miles away anymore.

It's fascinating to see how emotional people can become over type fonts. When I show students the same document with only the type font changed, they sound like they're reacting to a new hairstyle... "Ohhh yeahhh" "makes me gag," "doesn't excite me." Choosing the font can be more fun than writing the content!

Dear Paul --

Your wish is our instant command!

Actually, we've had a new site in the works for a while now and we're almost ready to unveil it. And I'm almost certain it will compatible for fingers of all sizes.

Stay tuned,

Jenny

Interesting piece! Intrigued by the radio story I scampered off to my trusty iPad to get a glimpse of the modernized highway traffic signs. Indeed there are very useful improvements there since the origin of the font and placement originally implemented in 1958. Hats off to the graphic artists and the highway folks formaking the effective improvements in our lives.

Further to this, I was wondering if you could apply there expertise to improve the design of your radio 360 web site? While a very wonderful site with information I truly enjoy, the buttons for moving through slides aee too small for me to navigate back in forth between pictures using my iPad. I suppose this is understandable. I suspect the site and forward backward buttons were designed in the old days when people relied soley on mice to navigate the site. New modern devices rely on my fat fingers to navigate and require modernization!

Keep up the good work

I love your show.

Paul