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Jan 4, 2024 2 hr

Reverberations 2024-01-03 S2E1

from Reverberations Hosted by Ken Hanes

This week on Reverberations, airing live Wed 9pm to 11pm EDT. Ways to listen: - On your local HD radio at 91.7 WVXU HD2 - The WVXU app through the Android or Apple store. - WVXU.org/ click All Streams at the top and select Radio Artifact - Radioartifact.com/listen And you can find all episodes of Reverberations here: https://www.radioartifact.com/reverberations Broadcasting from the Village Green Studios January 3, 2024 Peter Phippen & Ivar Lunde Jr Nathan Speir Kevin Keller Chronotope Project John Metcalfe Tom Eaton Jim Ottaway Russel Walder Vega Trails Autumn of Communion Hania Rani Yiruma Chad Lawson Matthew Halsall Craven Faults

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