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Radio M - Episode 12
This week on Radio M the NATO Summit comes to Chicago. And instead of ducking for cover, Tony's shake, rattle and rollin' to the sounds of the countries that comprise the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. You'll hear music from Iceland, Germany, Greece, Canada, Hungary, Turkey, France, the United Kingdom and of course the U.S. It's rock 'n' NATO on this episode Radio M!Also on the program, Chicago Reader music writer Peter Margasak swings by the WBEZ studios to share some music from Barış Manço, Dorsaf Hamdani and a newly re-issued Francis Bebey track from the French record label, Born Bad Records. This Playdio program contains highlights from an episode of Radio M that originally aired May 18th, 2012 on Chicago Public Radio. |
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WBEZ's Jason Marck gets behind the mic...
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This week on Radio M, host Tony Sarabia celebrates Marley\\\'s life with his music.
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In conversation with Cheb i Sabbah
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Featuring Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars
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It's summertime in Chicago.
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About Radio M | WBEZ91.5
Radio M host Tony Sarabia takes listeners around the world as he explores cultures and people through music and sounds. In each episode, Tony spins everything from vintage Latin to psychedelic Peruvian cumbia to Zappaesque sounds from France. He also delves deep into Chicago’s eclectic music community through interviews, guest co-hosts, in-studio performances and featured albums. Produced by Chicago Public Media, Radio M is unlike any world music program you\'ve heard before.
