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Tag Archives: Bluegrass Radio
How to Listen to My Radio Show
I sometimes joke that my radio show (The Bluegrass Special) moved from a 50,000 watt radio station to a 50 watt radio station when it moved to Mountain Country 107.9. That may be an exaggeration but the fact of the … Continue reading