Aired Audio File		Show Title
		Meet Citra Lestari Oktaviana - or Citra, for short - who came all the way from Jakarta to Texas. You wouldn't want to miss her debut story.
		The long hours of summer doesn't stop M from fasting in Ramadan. Listen to the full story here.
		Mila talks how she spends her Ramadan in San Francisco.
		The introduction show of Aryo. He talks about his first impression and how living in Seattle is like.
		Introducing Mita, the 16-year-old girl from Depok, who is now in Tacoma, Washington. Hear her impression of the city and how staying with her Vietnamese host family is like.
		The introduction show of Gita. She tells us her first impression coming to America, her hometown, school and host family.
		Mila answer SMS questions about language barrier while studying there and how she got to study in America.
		Mila talks about gender equality and the emancipation of women in America.
		Aidil answers more SMS from the listeners  how living in America is like and the dos and donts of living there.
		Mila went for a quick holiday to Indonesia during summer, before flying back to America and getting herself busy with summer class.
		Ari talks about the thunderstorm that happened in Chicago a while ago.
		Aidil answers three SMS questions from listeners  places to go in America, his likes and dislikes of living in America, and how Asians are being portrayed there.
		Before flying back to Indonesia, Andi made his final trip in America to Atlanta.
		After a memorable time at the Amish village, Messia and family continue their trip to Hershey Park.
		Aidil talks about having to adapt back to the way of living in Indonesia.
		Ari tells the story of celebrating the coming Independence Day of Indonesia in America.
		M talks about the changes he has gone through after living in US for about a year.
		M returns to Indonesia for holiday.
		Ari and Isabelle talk about spending summer in America.
		Isabelle explains how the online class that she takes during summer works.
		Its Messias last trip with her host family to Niagara Falls, with a quick stop at the Amish Village.
		The group discussion continues between M and Messia.
		Marella, Aidil, Andi and Messia have a group discussion reflecting back on the year they spent in America.
		Ari talks about the differences of the weather in Chicago between last and this summer.
		Messia answers an SMS that asked her which city is the better tourist destination.
		Marella answers SMS questions.
		How enviromentally aware are people in America? Listen to Andi answers this SMS question.
		Messia answers SMS question about the student exchange program.
		Aidil goes one on one with the Indonesian Ambassador for United States, Mr. Sudjanan Parnohadiningrat.
		The third part of GFA students interview with the Indonesian Ambassador for United States, Mr. Sudjanan Parnohadiningrat.
		Ari celebrates the 4th of July celebration in Chicago and becomes a spectator of the amazing fireworks show.
		GFA students interview the Pacific Fleet band member, Chief Musician Jay Loose, on the 4th of July celebration in Jakarta.
		GFA students interview the Pacific Fleet band member, Scott Verrile, on the 4th of July celebration in Jakarta.
		The second part of GFA students interview with the Indonesian Ambassador for United States, Mr. Sudjanan Parnohadiningrat.
		The first part of GFA students interview with the Indonesian Ambassador for United States, Mr. Sudjanan Parnohadiningrat.
		Ari receives a Woodbadge award after completing projects from the course successfully.
		Marella talks about the Wichita River Festival, which takes place every year in downtown Wichita.
		Ari talks about how he spends his summer and explains what summer semester entails.
		Messia answers an SMS question about religion education in her school.
		Isabelle talks about her summer vacation and how its the first time she spends it without going back to Indonesia.
		M answers 2 SMS questions. The first is asking about how to get a scholarship, and the second one is asking the advantages of studying abroad.
		Ari will lead the team for Indonesia's Independence Day flag raising ceremony this year in Chicago. Follow his vigorous training story.
		Messia visits the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and Ground Zero.
		Marella shares her experience attending the graduation ceremony in her high school.
		Aidil takes center stage as he performs in the musical play Oklahoma! in his school.
		Ari talks about the Asian American Festival in Chicago, a festival to celebrate Asian cultures.
		Aidil talks about the exchange student dance party in his school. While the dance party might be ordinary, the music thats played there was out of the ordinary.
		The final part of Messias story of travelling to NYC. She gives her overall impression of the city, and how she likens it with Jakarta as the land of many opportunities.
		M spends his semester holiday by flying back home to Indonesia. But before, he attended the graduation ceremony for the 2nd year student in his college.
		This is part 3 of Messia's trip in NYC. She walks us through some of NYC's iconic places. From the UN Headquarter, the Empire State Building to Broadway.
		Messia and Aidil share stories of their prom night.
		What was prom night like for Aidil? Listen and find out.
		M answers an SMS question about the differences or similarities between America and Indonesia.
		Messia's adventure in New York continues.
		Messia talks about the trip she did with her host family to the Big Apple, New York City.
		Ari talks about the coming final exam and his previous grades.
		Marella tells a gripping story of how she has to deal with a tornado warning thats issued in her town and the aftermath of the event.
		Celebrating a birthday when theres a tornado warning may not be an ideal scenario, but amidst of it all, having it with his beloved host family was a memorable experience for Andi.
		Marella talks about her prom and how she enjoyed it a lot.
		Messia thinks that celebrating Mothers Day is important, even when one is away from home. Listen to find out what surprises Messia has prepared for her host mom.
		Mila talks about celebrating Mothers Day in America.
		Andi talks about this spring break.
		Aidil goes on a road trip to Chicago with his host family.
		Shoes and dresses are but a few things that Marella have to prepare for her prom night party. Get the details and listen to the complete story.
		Ari interviews Sony and Adi, a student of George Washington University and Virginia Tech University, about the shooting incident.
		Messia and Ari both take turn in explaining their thoughts and opinions about the Virginia Tech shooting incident.
		Wearing hijab does not stop Messia from joining the track team in school. Listen to her story.
		Marella explains the multicultural day at her school, where students give presentation about the food or cultures from different nations around the world.
		Aidil shares his experience joining the choir team in his school. Dont miss out his special accapela performance at the end.
		Isabelle updates us on how life is in Washington D.C.
		Whats driving like in Chicago? What are the DOs and DONTs? Get the lowdown as explained by Ari.
		Andi explores the rest of the Big Easy, New Orleans, only to find an Indonesian art shop there. Listen to Andi interviewing Lili, the owner of the art shop.
		Listen to the joyous experience that is Andis trip to Mardi Gras festival in New Orleans.
		Extracurricular activities in America are just as important as academic one in America. Messia interviews her friend Ian, a trumpet player in her school band.
		This is part 2 of Isabelle explaining the process of getting into a university in America.
		Andi talks about his fellow schoolmates preparation for going into university.
		Ari talks about life in Chicago, the crime rate there and how its being handled seriously.
		This is part one of Isabelle explaining the process of getting into a university in America. She also explains the differences between community college and university there.
		Messia interviews her host mom about working mothers in America, past and present.
		Aidil tells the story his winter vacation in Minnesota, from skiing to driving across a frozen lake and more.
		Messia answers an SMS question from a listener about her most unforgettable moment in America.
		Hellen Keller is the first blind and deaf woman to have graduated from a university in America and is now an inspiration to many. Listen to her amazing stories as told by Andi.
		Going to America to study doesnt mean that you have to fully master the language beforehand. What was it like for Messia? Listen to her SMS answer.
		This is the second part of Aris presentation on Indonesian scouting.
		Andi interviews Miss Alabama 2004, Shannon Grisca, about the secret of being beautiful, her motto in life, and the importance of education.
		Ari gives a presentation about Indonesian scouting. From the basic information about Indonesian scouting, the history, the members, to the activities.
		The International Womans Day is commemorated to remember the struggle of women around the world. Listen to more information as explained by Marella
		If being away from home is not bad enough, Ari has to endure even more as hes been struck down with chicken pox. Find out how he copes with his illness.
		Its spirit week time in Messias school! She shares her excitement of participating in the many events ensued, from dodge ball to a special class performance. Listen and get the details.
		M participates in a charity event called the Copper Canyon project in Mexico, where there will be a fund-raising event, among others, to help improve the lives of the people there.
		Aidil answers an SMS question about the difference between socializing in Indonesia and America.
		Messia talks about the mid-year AFS orientation process.
		M tells his story of rehearsing a traditional Acehnese dance for a charity event.
		Mila and Ari report the weather anomaly in their cities.
		This is part four of Marella explaining the AFS student exchange program, in particular the orientation process for accepted candidates.
		Still on Black History Month, Andi interviews her friend about the contribution of African American people to America.
		This is part three of Marella explaining the AFS student exchange program, in particular the requirements to join the program.
		Andi talks about the Black History Month.
		What documentary film Yoshi and his friends are making? Listen and find out.
		This is part two of Marella explaining the AFS student exchange program, in particular the steps and tests that have to be taken.
		Find out the difference between celebrating Valentines Day in Indonesia and America, as explain by Ari and Messia.
		Ari and Marella talk about Valentines Day. Find out the history behind the day and what plan Ari has up his sleeve.
		Not going back home during holiday doesnt stop Yoshi from having a great time. Listen to his holiday story here.
		This is part one of Marella explaining the AFS student exchange program.
		Movies dont always reflect the reallife situation of high school students in America. Messia shares her personal view that comes from first-hand experience.
		Ari Interviews Ustadz Yunahar, the Head of the International Division of Indonesian Ulemas Council.
		Yoshi talks about living in America from his personal perspective.
		M interviews an Indonesian family, Ms. Dini from Bandung, Indonesia, who now lives in Albuquerque, Mexico.
		Messia attends her host sister￢ﾀﾙs wedding in Florida. Listen to find out just how unique it was.
		Aidil talks about snowboarding, basketball and other sport activities in his school.
		Catch more of Isabelle interviewing Ms. Nancy Lee Gong. This time they talk about the differences between community college and university and scholarship opportunities in America.
		Marella and Messia talk about celebrating Idul Adha in America.
		Marella moves to Wichita. She tells us how life￢ﾀﾙs like in the new city.
		Catch Isabelle interviewing Ms. Nancy Lee Gong, the international student advisor in the University of Maryland.
		Yoshi celebrates Christmas with his friend Aldo in NYC￢ﾀﾙs own Rockefeller center.
		Messia attends her host dad￢ﾀﾙs Christmas concert.
		Andi travels to Georgia with his host family.
		Yoshi shares his story of living in the city that never sleeps, New York City.
		It￢ﾀﾙs the end of the semester for Isabelle and Marella. How do they cope with quizzes and final assignments? Listen and find out.
		It￢ﾀﾙs holiday season now, Isabelle shares her experience celebrating a very white Christmas in the States.
		Christmas is just around the corner. Join Messia and Ari as they celebrate this fun-filled holiday.
		M and Ari talk about the weather. While Ari isn￢ﾀﾙt too crazy about the snow in his hometown, we find out just how much M likes it.
		Yoshi is a student of the New York Film Academy. Listen to find out what studying there is like, the facilities provided there, and the many famous guest lecturers that have graced the academy.
		Messia goes on a trip to Boston. She takes the Duck Tour, visits MIT and Harvard University and watches the performance of the Blue Man group.
		Aidil and Marella talks about their extra-curricular activities in school.
		Ari talks about tutorial in his university. What subjects are offered? Are they free? Listen and find out.
		M and Messia talks about the seasons in America. While M wishes for winter to start soon, Messia is still enchanted by the fall season.
		Isabel volunteers herself for the ￢ﾀﾜFashion Fights Poverty￢ﾀﾝ fund-raising event sponsored by the United Nations. What does the event entail? Listen and get the details.
		Introducing Marella. She comes from Garut and now studies and lives in Hutchinson, Kansas. Want to know how overwhelmed she was with her new school? Listen to her here.
		M interviews one of his classmates, Andrew, about Thanksgiving Day. Andrew explains what Thanksgiving Day is, how he celebrates it and what it means to him.
		Messia celebrates Thanksgiving Day with the whole family. Find out what they think about this very special holiday.
		Ari￢ﾀﾙs interview with the Moslem Student Association in Georgetown University continues.
		Aidil talks about the election process in America. How￢ﾀﾙs it different from Indonesia? How many parties usually participate? Listen and find out.
		Ari interviews some of the Moslem students from the Moslem Student Association in Georgetown University, Washington.
		Messia interviews some of the Moslem students in Georgetown University, Washington
		Ari interviews Imam Hendi, one of the most respectable Imams in Washington D.C. They talk about woman emancipation, religious tolerance, Ramadan & how he came to be an Imam. Get the full scoop here.
		Welcome Mohammad (M) to the show. He￢ﾀﾙs originally from Aceh and is the recipient of the United World College scholarship in Las Vegas, New Mexico. Listen to his story here.
		Ari and Messia￢ﾀﾙs interview with Ms. Karen Hughes continues. What was her dream before becoming an Under Secretary? What does she think about public diplomacy? Listen and find out.
		Ari and Messia is invited for an Iftar dinner at the State Department. There, they interview Ms. Karen Hughes, the US Under Secretary.
		Andi celebrates Idul Fitri in America for the first time. He interviews some people and asks them their opinions on Ramadan and Idul Fitri.
		Ari and Mila share their delight of celebrating Idul Fitri far from their homeland.
		Isabelle interviews two Pakistani students, Samina and Huma, who also participate in the Greetings from America program.
		Ari and Messia are out and about in Air and Space Museum in Washington. Listen to know what exciting things they see there.
		Meet Messia, a 17 year-old girl from Padang who now studies in Virginia. Get to know her host family, school and experience living in America.
		From Makassar to Alabama. Want to know how Andi is settling down in his new hometown? Curious to hear his cheerleading yell? Listen to it here.
		San Francisco is not only famous for its Golden Gate Bridge. Find out what￢ﾀﾙs so inspiring about the city that allures Mila to study there.
		Listen to Aidil talks about the process to become an exchange student. He also interviews his friend who will spill the beans about the upcoming Homecoming celebration in his school.
		Find out what Aidil perception was on America, until it was proven wrong. He also talks about the differences between his current and previous school and his Ramadan experience.
		Why does Isabel like Washington D.C? What places does she recommend to visit? Get the answers by listening to this show.
		Why was Mila part confused and excited about spending her Ramadan in America? What challenges did she face? Listen to her story here.
		What￢ﾀﾙs life like for Moslems living in America? How do they spend their Ramadan? Get the lowdown on these questions, as told by Ari.
		Join Ari as he participates in a Wood Badge course. Get more information about the program and its purposes, the trainings, results, and lessons that Ari learns.
		Ari explains his many activities, some of them include: PERMIAS and Boy Scout. While Aidil talks about the difference between his school in Indonesia and America.
		Get to know Isabel more as she explains her reasons going to America. She also talks about her future plans and her love for music.
		Mila explains her reasons taking Art in America and her future plans and goals.
		The new season kicks off with Yoshi, Mila, Ari and Isabel. They each introduced themselves and gave brief personal information.