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'80s week at the World Cafe resumes with influential singer-songwriter, Peter Gabriel
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Punk rock icon, Billy Idol, speaks with David Dye as World Cafe?s celebration of the ?80s continues
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?80s week on the World Cafe concludes with Philadelphia natives, Hall and Oates
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hosts Nick and Helen Forster head to one of the best (and most stunning) outdoor music venues on the planet, Red Rocks, for a great live musical performance and intimate ?behind-the-scenes? interview with popular folk/rock band The Lumineers. Cellist and composer Zoe Keating joins us as well with her one-woman orchestra (comprised of her cello and foot-controlled laptop) to create intricate and haunting arrangements. Plus, we?ll revisit a special eChievement Award story of an organization first featured on the show in 2004 that has grown significantly in their efforts to feed the hungry
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Willie Sugarcapps and Shonna Tucker & Eye Candy also perform
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Eliot Bronson and the Greyhounds also perform
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It ain?t all American Pie!
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our guest this week on Art of the Song is Folk/Roots artist Grant Peeples. Grant is a repatriated ex-patriot, a self-described LeftNeck, a finger-in-your-eye sorta songwriter. ?Songwriting is a contact sport,? he says. And... his mother finds his songs... disturbing. Grant Peeples is known for his axe-sharp socio-political tunes as well as Roger Miller type humor and heart rending ballads. Music News Nashville called him ?a guitar-slinging poet.? We spoke with Grant in our Albuquerque studios
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Join American Routes on the street corner for some "shang-a-langs" and "doo-wop de waddas" from the past and the present. Confused? Listen in to our conversation with New Orleans' own Aaron Neville about his recent album of '50s classics, including his take on the harmonizing genre. Then we visit with Brooklyn bred Kenny Vance, founding member of Jay and the Americans, to talk mechanics and art of the doo-wop sound. You'll be "shama-lama ding dong"-ing in no time!
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UMass Boston's role in international mediation and dispute resolution is talked about with Professors Eben Weitzman and Darren Kew of the McCormack Graduate School of Policy and Global Studies with host Ira Jackson
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Boston band Guster drops in to perform songs off their seventh studio album Evermotion
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lead singer and songwriter Ray Davies of The Kinks celebrates the band?s 50th anniversary
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