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Thursday, July 2, 2009
David 'Honeyboy' Edwards
 Poet in Residence Kevin Coval recalls how Michael Jackson influenced him during his adolescence. And, Earwig Music founder Michael Frank talks about the past and present of the blues label as he celebrates its 30th anniversary.


 
 
 
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Lobbyists Join Lawmakers During Budget Talks

Andy Shaw of the Better Government Association explains what role lobbyists play during budget talks.

Posted on 7.2.2009
Chicago-Based Earwig Music Celebrates 30 Years

Earwig Music record label founder Michael Frank tells Richard Steele how blues music lured him into the business.

Posted on 7.2.2009
A Little Celebrity Obsession Can Do Us Good

Northwestern University’s Adam Gaslinsky talks about why celebrity obsession can do us good.

Posted on 7.2.2009
Poet Kevin Coval Gets a Little Inspiration from the King of Pop

Poet Kevin Coval recalls how the King of Pop was present during a pivotal moment of his adolescence.

Posted on 7.2.2009
Actor with Chicago Roots Karl Malden Dies

Karl Malden, a veteran of stage, screen, and television won an Oscar for his role in A Streetcar Named Desire.

Posted on 7.2.2009
The Horse’s Ha Perform Live

Chicago band The Horse’s Ha chats about their new album, Of the Cathmawr Yards.

Posted on 7.2.2009
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