Community Radio in the Berkshires. A heap of hot local programming, including La Voz de la Esperanza, produced by ESL students for Spanish speakers Thurs. 7-9 pm, and And So It Flows about (natch) WATER! Tues. 9-10 am
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Possum Radio from Letcher County. Don't miss Rich Kirby's Deep in Tradition, Tues 3:30-6:30; and Hillbilly Hayride, "Little Debbie" Sutton's bluegrass show, Thurs 10:00-12:30 pm
Midwest
Fuel prices, cyber-cafes, and alpacas -- "Rural Lifestyle Radio," Sunday at 8 am on 98.3 WOW-FM, Des Moines, Iowa
Northern Community Radio, featuring John Latimer's Phenology Report Tues. 7:20 am (John's show on wildlife patterns airs 6-7 pm Tues.) and IT Connections with Chad and Dan, Thurs. 8:10 am
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West
Sound-stories on smart growth, agritourism, ranching, wildlife and more -- Californians tell how they're developing the landscape and keeping it rural.
Moab Community Radio. Maybe the first wind-powered radio station in the world. Super Saturday afternoons present Belagaana Review by oxy-Mormon Petard Hoist, 2-4 pm, and Tweentime, hosted by DJs ages 11-14, 4-5 pm
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