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In this episode of Listen To This, Dr. J introduces us to a few composers with a deathly fear of Friday the 13th... with good reason, it turns out!
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As part of National Reading Month, Sioux City librarians Helen Rigdon and Emily Fischer discuss value of reading, trends & how to nab reluctant readers.
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Ramadan is considered one of the holiest months of the year for Muslims. It often consists of prayers, fasting, and acts of charity, though traditions may be different for each country.
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At 3-month mark of Iowa Legislative session,what bills are in play for property tax changes, school funding & more?
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Jess Hammond will compete in Art Brawl tomorrow Night at Vangarde Arts.
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March madness! Josh Nannestad moves us smartly forward in step with music of Sousa, Elgar, and Karl King. Unusual submissions from Stravinsky, Liszt, Grieg, and more.
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An hour of chamber music. Schubert and Debussy frame a conversation with Seth May-Patterson, violist.
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"We Were Weird That Way" -- The Weekender weekly Siouxland arts & events magazine ends 26-year run in print.
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Weather Boss is a collaboration with Bryant Elementary School
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During this Black History Month, host Josh Nannestad leads us through exceptional western art music from Black composers and performers. We feature Undine Smith Moore, William Dawson, Florence Price, Randall Goosby, Leontyne Price, Justin Holland, Reginald Mobley, and Scott Joplin.
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End of South Dakota session nears, Nebraska Legislature also debating property taxes & more.
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Recently Iowa has seen a rise in challenges, concerns, and restrictions with public and school libraries.