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Local Music

Lauren-Taylor Bachofer
Through the Sparks
Keith Williams
Sue Scrofa
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Other Music and Stories

Joshua Bell
The B-52s
Girlyman
Chris Thile
They Might Be Giants

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Dale Short
Doug Ragland
Francesca Rosko
Greg Bass
Lissa LeGrand
Michael Krall
Steve Chiotakis
Tanya Ott

WBHM Interviews

Local Government With Kyle Whitmire
An Alternative Plan For 280
2010 Legislative Interviews
Legislature Mid-Session Progress Report
The Race for Governor
Jefferson County Sheriff Resistant to Budget Cuts
North Korea Nukes
No Child Left Behind: Year 4
The Pentecostal Century
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Imagine a modern-day Peter, Paul & Mary, only edgier...and with a quirky sense of humor, and you get the band Girlyman. Their songs are described as leading edge three-part harmony folk-pop. One review summed up their music in just seven words, "Really good, really unexpected, and really different." As Ty Greenstein (center of photo) tells WBHM's Michael Krall, the seeds for Girlyman were planted when her second grade teacher sat her next to future bandmate Doris Muramatsu...