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I don't know if people outside USA know about this radio station/program but they have some interesting live concerts on webcast and a weekly music program plus an 'open mike' section. You can sign up for a weekly newsletter that gives you a heads-up on the upcoming concerts etc

http://www.npr.org/programs/asc/


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Thanks for the heads up on this, Carol- I rarely listen to NPR as I can't help myself from yelling at the idiots they so often put on there
Wouldn't have known about this without you. Thanks!


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