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It’s neither big nor clever, but it can be occasionally funny. I’m Al Morton, and apparently, I enjoy tilting at windmills—whether it’s Brexit fiascos, greedy water and energy fat cats, or the free-speech warriors who’d love to tear up the Human Rights Act while shouting about liberty. I play guitar on these podcasts, and as a former programmer, rail against artificial intelligence, social media manipulation, and the influence of dark money on our political systems. If all that sounds a bit ...
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91.7 The Edge WSUW

91.7 The Edge WSUW

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91.7 The Edge, WSUW-FM, is a student run radio station that has been on the air in Whitewater since 1966. With its tower atop Hyer Hall, The Edge reaches the surrounding communities of Whitewater, Palmyra, Fort Atkinson, East Troy, and Watertown. 91.7 The Edge plays alternative, hip-hop, and metal music along with a great lineup of specialty shows including a variety of music from jazz to EDM. The station offers a wide array of opportunities for students from all majors to gain relevant expe ...
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Episode 22. In this late-election special, we dive into the murky waters of Clacton to find out if something dangerous is lurking. We explore the history of England’s favourite patron saint, St George. Can you even write dragon-slayer on your visa application? There are more ludicrous royal honours and a potential knighthood for Johnson’s dog, Dyla…
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Parts of the decades-old reconstructed adobe trading post near La Junta are failing. This led to the decision to close the upper level until the risks can be resolved and the structure restored. Also, the living history presentations there could undergo some changes, including how livestock may be managed.…
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A community center focusing on the LGBTQ population is opening this fall in Colorado Springs. The Prism Community Collective will provide access to resources like mental and physical health providers. It's made possible through a three year federal grant totaling just over $5 million, secured following the shooting at Club Q.…
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