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WAIM 191: Nebraska Indie Rocker David Nance
David Nance grew up in the quiet confines of Grand Island, Nebraska, a lonely little spot on the Great Plains that offered little in the way of cultural excitement, save for a few kids sporadically staging punk shows at makeshift venues aro...
What Is Your Favorite Song About The Darkness?
We’ve reached that stretch of the year in the northern midwest when the darkness makes its return with a vengeance. After a summer filled with late light and blazing days, the autumn brings dark, crisp mornings and early nights. Over the ne...
WAIM #144: Always A Friend [Full Show]
I have won a sort of lottery when it comes to friendship. My life is rich with a wide variety of folks that I can rely when things get tough, and with whom I can share the successes of my life. While my pocketbook may be virtually empty, my...
WAIM 190: Norman Blake of Teenage Fanclub
After nearly 40 years, 13 full length albums, and millions of miles of touring, it’s fair to call Teenage Fanclub a legendary band. Formed in Glasgow, Scotland in the waning days of the 1980s, The Fannies - as their fans affectionately call...
WAIM 189: French-Texan Singer/Songwriter Theo Lawrence
Growing up in Bordeaux, France at the crack of the millennium, Theo Lawrence was inundated with the shiny pop music of the era. Eschewing the sounds of the moment, Lawrence found himself entranced with the golden era of American Country Mus...
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