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  • From new age, jazz, and psych to folk and cosmic country, electronica, and crate digger soul, the Liquid Moment serves up a heady blend of time-bending goodness every Thursday at 10 p.m. CT. This episode has expired.
  • Hosted by Annabelle Massa, Folk-ish is a compilation of different folk genres and a brief history behind them. Tune in Thursday nights at 10 pm. This episode has expired.
  • Poetry Sounds Good! Two hours of local poetry and music that celebrates the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with Jaelon Majiggk Harris and Asia Burnett. This episode has expired.
  • The tradition of folk, bluegrass, acoustic, and western swing continues with hosts John McMillen, Mike Gowen, Nick Morris, Laura Ray, and occasionally other local community members. This episode has expired.
  • John Null hosts Left of the Dial, rooted in the underground music scene of the 1980s. You’ll also hear ‘70s punk, glam, goth, Britpop, shoegaze and an occasional jaunt into the contemporary. This episode has expired.
  • Each episode of Film Fusion plays songs from a different movie or television series, immersing the audience into the world of some of their favorite characters. This episode has expired.
  • Hosted by Tracy Ross, Sounds Good is an eclectic mix of legacy artists, deep cuts, contemporary artists, and genre-defying musicians from all decades. This episode has expired.
  • Hosted by Tracy Ross, Sounds Good is an eclectic mix of legacy artists, deep cuts, contemporary artists, and genre-defying musicians from all decades. This episode has expired.
  • If you’ve ever driven in the river counties, you’ve probably seen the “green blanket” of vines covering parts of the landscape - from thickets of trees to abandoned buildings. With nicknames including the ‘mile-a-minute vine’ and ‘the vine that ate the south’ – kudzu seems here to stay in parts of the region.But what is it exactly? And where did it come from?
  • Hosted by Shelby Ashley, Sounds Good is an eclectic mix of legacy artists, deep cuts, contemporary artists, and genre-defying musicians from all decades. This episode has expired.
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