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Coffee Break: Take a midmorning break with Randi as she pauses to remember important figures in music history

Producer Spotlight: Bob Dylan produced a few of his own albums; Randi will talk about his time in the studio and play a few of those tracks.

Artist of the Week: Beth Orton

Daily Dylan: Producer John Hammond was born this week in 1910. We?ll remember his legacy by featuring some of the tracks he produced for Dylan
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Coffee Break: Take a midmorning break with Randi as she pauses to remember important figures in music history

Producer Spotlight: Bob Dylan produced a few of his own albums; Randi will talk about his time in the studio and play a few of those tracks.

Artist of the Week: Beth Orton

Daily Dylan: Producer John Hammond was born this week in 1910. We?ll remember his legacy by featuring some of the tracks he produced for Dylan
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Coffee Break: Take a midmorning break with Randi as she pauses to remember important figures in music history

Producer Spotlight: Bob Dylan produced a few of his own albums; Randi will talk about his time in the studio and play a few of those tracks.

Artist of the Week: Beth Orton

Daily Dylan: Producer John Hammond was born this week in 1910. We?ll remember his legacy by featuring some of the tracks he produced for Dylan
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Coffee Break: Take a midmorning break with Randi as she pauses to remember important figures in music history

Producer Spotlight: Bob Dylan produced a few of his own albums; Randi will talk about his time in the studio and play a few of those tracks.

Artist of the Week: Beth Orton

Daily Dylan: Producer John Hammond was born this week in 1910. We?ll remember his legacy by featuring some of the tracks he produced for Dylan
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Coffee Break: Take a midmorning break with Randi as she pauses to remember important figures in music history

Producer Spotlight: Bob Dylan produced a few of his own albums; Randi will talk about his time in the studio and play a few of those tracks.

Artist of the Week: Beth Orton

Daily Dylan: Producer John Hammond was born this week in 1910. We?ll remember his legacy by featuring some of the tracks he produced for Dylan
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As we approach the Christmas holiday, we'll look back at the recorded messages that The Beatles sent to their fan club members at Christmas time! We'll also hear the classic holiday songs that each Beatle recorded during their solo careers. On December 15th 1964, The Beatles released the album Beatles 65 on Capitol Records. It's one of our favorite American releases. We'll hear lots of tracks from this beloved album.
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Albert takes a dive into Paul Butterfield's career in celebration of the harmonica-playing bluesman's birthday
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This week Scott Alarik talks about one of the most famous duos in all of folk music, Simon & Garfunkel, mixing in music with the story of their hot and cold relationship through the years.

Husband and wife duo JT Nero and Allison Russell are in studio spinning a hand-picked setlist in this week's Guest Mix

Dashboard Jesus, Val McKnight and Shaw Davis & The Black Ties have new music this week. Holly remembers some blues legends: Paul Butterfield, James Booker, Tampa Red and more!
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We welcome two exciting musical ?first timers' to eTown this week. The husband-and-wife duo The War & Treaty share their rockin' and uplifting blend of Americana, soul, rock and gospel, guaranteed to get you up and moving. Contrast that with the tender, gentle sound of up-and-coming folk singer/songwriter Haley Heynderickx (whom you may have heard recently on NPR's Tiny Desk Series).
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Retirement should be a time to kick back and relax - but for more and more Americans, retirement is a time of financial stress and uncertainty. Politicians and policy experts are at odds about how to make a financially secure retirement possible for all Americans. Professor Christian Weller joins host Anna Fisher-Pinkert and shares insight from his book Retirement on the Rocks: Why Americans Can't Get Ahead and How New Savings Policies Can Help.
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We explore the world of daydreams, nostalgia, fantasy and future selves. Time travel with songwriting scenester Eric Andersen back to his days hanging with the Beats at City Lights bookstore and Greenwich Village's folk music scene, train-riding across Canada with Janis Joplin, Buddy Guy and the Grateful Dead and tripping out on music and hallucinogens. Sit in with youthful blues guitar-slinger Samantha Fish for an in-studio performance and convo as she waxes political and poetic about the "American Dream."
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As winter sets in, Dana keeps us warm with the vibrant sounds of Egypt and Sudan. He also features new releases from around the globe.
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Under a week away from the shortest day of the year, it's time to dig into some Celtic Christmas tunes. We feature songs from Ireland-born and Boston-based musician Aine Minoge and many more!
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