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We’ve heard about a place having a particular sound – like the London Beat or the Motown Sound. But what about Illinois? A new exhibit that focuses on the…
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‘It's More Like I'm A Digital Busker’ – DeKalb Musician Shares How He Entertains During the PandemicMusicians across the world have had to accept performing without a live audience. One DeKalb folk musician has adapted to this and is still able to make a…
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As a student, the young baritone was never really introduced to any Black composers. Liverman's latest album, Dreams of a New Day, features an abundance of them.
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This year’s first presidential debate created lots of buzz but it also birthed a new idea. A Boston musician solicited performers across the country to…
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On this week's episode, we examine the economic blow of students leaving college towns and the health risks associated with their planned return.
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Universities across the state have canceled in-person classes for the rest of the semester. But how do you learn acting, music or dance from home?There’s…
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Seven years ago, a girls school founded by two Northern Illinois University professors opened its doors to its first eleven students in rural western…
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Esther Balint is an actress known for her first film, Stranger Than Paradise, a 1984 independent movie she starred in as a teenager. More recently, she…
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The DeKalb area lost one of its most celebrated residents this weekend. Dee Palmer died in his home Saturday, just a few months after wrapping up his 63rd…
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Thunder Thighs is really two records trapped in one: half children's songs, half self-reflection.