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Hosted by Terry Gross, you can hear Fresh Air Monday through Friday at 6 PM on GLT. Hear it three times daily on our all news channel. And don't forget Fresh Air Weekend. Terry’s guests range from heads of state to entertainment figures. A veteran interviewer, she combines keen focus with a warm style that encourages guests to reveal insights and draw conclusions that range far beyond typical talk radio. It's like a breath of...well, you know where we're going with this. Make Fresh Air part of your GLT listening.
Listen to GLT Blues beginning Friday night at 7, and Saturday and Sunday at noon. Or listen anytime with an HD radio or our on line stream. Frank Black, the Blues Doctor, brings you new and classic blues. This Saturday (2/6) at noon, Frank starts off with harmonica man Mark Hummell, follows that with classic Howlin' Wolf and a little later, Lightnin' Hopkins and Slim Harpo. Want to talk blues with Frank, live on the air? Just call 309-438-8910 between noon and 4 Saturday and Sunday.
Every week, Laura Kennedy, with the help of The Dean, gives avid gardeners weekly tips on gardening and becoming a better gardener with the Dean of Green Gardening Almanac podcast. Listen to new episodes this month (posted Fridays) as Don Schmidt helps you expand your living space the Dean of Green way. One of the hottest trends in landscaping is the outdoor room. Listen as Deano helps you tranform your yard into a new living space with tips to create walls, floors, ceilings and more – only using plants. The Dean of Green Gardening Almanac is available only as a podcast. Subscribe now...and check out all of our podcasts, inlcuding an different, weekly Dean of Green podcast.
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It might be easier to list the types of music you WON'T hear during American Routes, Sunday at 6 PM. This weekly two-hour program produced in New Orleans brings you a broad range of American music — blues and jazz, gospel and soul, old-time country and rockabilly, Cajun and zydeco, Tejano and Latin, roots rock and pop, avant-garde and classical. American Routes explores the shared musical and cultural threads in these American styles and genres of music — and interviews with musicians who help distiguish these styles. Listen for American Routes Sunday night at 6.