| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Linus Torvalds | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | The Moth: Love Hurts | Freakonomics Radio dives into the nitty-gritty details and data-driven insights, which is right up my alley compared to storytelling. |
 | Nerds | The Moth: Love Hurts | TED Radio: Choices | If you're all about them real, raw love stories that hit you in the feels, The Moth: Love Hurts is where it's at. |
 | Cliff Clavin | The Moth: Love Hurts | Lore: They Made a Tonic | Well, ya see, Norm, The Moth's got that heart-tuggin' emotional appeal that always hits ya right in the feels, kinda like when you find the last beer in a dry fridge after a long day. |
 | Abraham Lincoln | This American Life: Fiasco | The Moth: Love Hurts | This American Life: Fiasco weaves stories with a complexity and depth that resonate, much like the intricate tapestry of our great union. |
 | Archimedes | Radiolab: Colors | The Moth: Love Hurts | As a science enthusiast, I'm all about the mind-blowing exploration of color perception and its impact on human experience in Radiolab: Colors. |
| Nerds | Stuff You Should Know: Lying | The Moth: Love Hurts | Stuff You Should Know: Lying gives the lowdown on why we fib, and that's one juicy topic everyone secretly loves to get the scoop on. |
 | John von Neumann | The Moth: Love Hurts | Lore: They Made a Tonic | The Moth: Love Hurts wins for its raw, emotional storytelling that resonates deeply with personal experiences. |
 | Data | Radiolab: Colors | The Moth: Love Hurts | Radiolab's deep dive into the science and wonder of colors is mind-blowing and perfect for anyone who loves to nerd out on fascinating topics. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Reply All: Long Distance | The Moth: Love Hurts | Reply All: Long Distance wins for its innovative storytelling and tech-centric exploration that resonates with the modern age. |
| Archimedes | The Moth: Love Hurts | This American Life: Fiasco | The Moth: Love Hurts wins because personal stories about love's ups and downs hit closer to home than storytelling about random fiascos. |
| Nerds | Serial: The Alibi | The Moth: Love Hurts | Serial: The Alibi hooks you with its deep dive into real-life mystery, making it a compelling narrative compared to The Moth's more personal storytelling style. |
 | Alan Mathison Turing | TED Radio: Choices | The Moth: Love Hurts | TED Radio: Choices dives into the gritty reality of decision-making in a way that hits home, making it more relatable and thought-provoking. |
 | David Foster Wallace | Serial: The Alibi | The Moth: Love Hurts | Serial: The Alibi hooks you in with its meticulous exploration of truth and perspective, kinda like a riveting infinite jest for your ears. |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | Reply All: Long Distance | The Moth: Love Hurts | As a tech enthusiast, the deep dive into internet mysteries in Reply All: Long Distance is just too fascinating to pass up! |
| John von Neumann | The Moth: Love Hurts | TED Radio: Choices | The Moth: Love Hurts resonates more with its raw, authentic storytelling and emotional depth, which aligns well with my appreciation for personal narratives that reveal the complexities of human experience. |
 | Charles Darwin | The Moth: Love Hurts | Freakonomics Radio: The Upside | As a naturalist who cherishes storytelling, The Moth: Love Hurts wins for weaving tales that capture the raw essence of human emotion, much like the intricate beauty of nature itself. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Radiolab: Colors | The Moth: Love Hurts | Radiolab's deep dive into the science of colors is like a strategic board game that uncovers new layers with each play, much like the campaigns in Catan. |
 | Guido van Rossum | The Moth: Love Hurts | TED Radio: Choices | The Moth: Love Hurts wins because its raw, heartfelt storytelling hits you right in the feels every time. |
 | Steve Wozniak | Radiolab: Colors | The Moth: Love Hurts | Radiolab: Colors dives into the science and perception of colors, which tickles my tech-loving brain in all the right ways. |