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The Finnish harmonica quartet Svang. They take a familiar sounding instrument into new directions including Balkan gypsy, Argentinian tango, and American ragtime.

Hobo Radio #46 (MP3 - 21.5MB - 32min) DOWNLOAD AND SAVE Introduction New format Let s go racing, boys The Cheese Man Grand Theft Auto IV and the Uncanny Valley (Dude) Let s Get Boners by The Hazzards Week 46 Spotlight: Back and better than ever Hectic schedules and technical difficulties have kept Brian and Joel Murphy off the air for a month and a half, but this week they make their triumphant return to The Podcast Network and introduce some changes to the format of Hobo Radio. From now on, both Brian and Joel will get their own five minute segment to discuss what s going on in their neck of the woods. The rest of the show will be devoted to a larger topic, which the Murphys will discuss together at length. How did their first attempt at this new format go? What did Brian do to attract the attention of Richmond s finest ? Who is The Cheese Man? The answers to these questions and more lie within this week s show.

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Hear all about the pro`s and cons of the European Blue card and Kris Boswell discovers a wealth of talent on offer at Sweden`s Top Art School.

A new Farm Bill is expected to easily get the votes to override any threatened presidential veto...and that may signal a shift.

Acclaimed local author Steven Sherrill is known for his quirky works: The Minotaur Takes a Cigarette Break and Visits from the Drowned Girl

Morning newscast from 90.1 WABE, your home for the classics and NPR News.

Could your regular visits to the nail salon be putting you at risk? Do you like the EnvironMinute podcast? Please help spread the love! Send an email to info@flpradio.com, tell a friend, or write a review in a podcast directory. Thanks!

Mark Vaughn of Sante magazine (isantemagazine.com) joins Joe and Sarah in studio to try three delicious white wines.

Alan speaks with Public Agenda's Jean Johnson about the national debt.

Joe speaks with Misha Glenny about his book, McMafia.

The Senate and Assembly are detailing hownthey will direct $750 million in pork-barrel spending for construction projects in their districts this election year.

Joe speaks with Arianna Huffington about her book, Right Is Wrong : How the Lunatic Fringe Hijacked America, Shredded the Constitution, and Made Us All Less Safe.

Lawmakers say Gov. David Paterson's proposal to increase doctor oversight and prevent misconduct has a good chance of passing this session, but with changes.

The State Commission on Judicial Conductnsays it received a record 1,711 complaints last year against some of the state's 3,500 judges and justices. Most complaints werendismissed after preliminary review.

Joe speaks with Bernard Goldberg about his book, Crazies to the Left of Me, Wimps to the Right : How One Side Lost Its Mind and the Other Lost Its Nerve.

After months of waiting, the MichigannLegislature has approved a regional compact to prevent Great Lakes water from being sent to thirsty regions.

As gas prices rise by nickels and dimes almost daily in recent days, one area of the Hudson Valley appears to be facing its own crisis of sorts in terms of competition.

Several veterans, most of them well along in years, received a standing ovation from the Ulster County, NY Legislature. They also received what they really wanted - the legislature's blessing for a Veterans Cemetery, a dream of two decades.

Hudson Valley, NY House Members Maurice Hinchey and John Hall both voted for the new farm bill approved in Congress Wednesday.

The U.S. Army is taking a zero tolerance stance toward inappropriate cadet activity at the U.S. Military Academy. West Point officials briefed the Board of Visitors at their meeting in Washington Wednesday.

A Rockland County, NY grand jury Wednesday indicted Spring Valley Police Officer David Lebron on two felony counts and four misdemeanors for allegedly tipping off establishments that sold alcohol of impending police raids.

Mayor Mark Funkhouser introduced a plan this afternoon to eliminate the city's sales tax for 23 years in the area surrounding 18th and Vine.

New taxi cabs would have to get at least 30 miles per gallon, under a proposed rule intended to green-up Seattle's fleet. More from KPLU environment reporter Liam Moriarty.

Energy efficiency a success story... A low life for high ratings... Unemployment rise enough for recession?

Global uppvärmning bakom nästan alla förändringar i djur och växters livsmiljö. Prioner viktiga för långtidsminnet. Gotländska bildstenar skärskådas med 3D-scanner.

Evening newscast from 90.1 WABE, your home for the classics and NPR News.

Credit card debt has reached an all-time high in the United States. Financial commentator Greg Heberlein tells KPLU's Dave Meyer it might trigger another financial crisis.

Cities in North Fulton County have worked out how they'll continue their ambulance service after county funding stops this summer. But communities in South Fulton are moving slowly to find a solution, as the June 30th deadline approaches.

Jury deliberation began this afternoon in the case of the state verus APD Officer Arthur Tesler