Reverberations 2026-01-21 S4E03 - Reverberations

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This week on Reverberations, airing live Wed 9pm to 12am 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/listenAnd you can find all episodes of Reverberations here: https://www.radioartifact.com/reverberationsBroadcasting from the Village Green StudiosJan 21, 2026Rudy AdrianAglalaHenrick Meieford/Matts B PerssonChristian WittmanAlan Khan/Vijay Iyer/Nitin MittinHania RaniRobert Rich/Markus RecterSherry FinzerRick SparksMike Hans StefflCicadaPeter Pippen/Ivar Lunde Jr./Paulina FaeMichael BrucknerHarborsOrfinEydis EversenRoger EnoJeff PearceAnn LicaterDavid AimoneGalapalaBill LeslieAlan MatthewsJohn LyellDunes of IOJim Otaway

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