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"description": "Audioasis is KEXP's long-running Northwest music show hosted by Sharlese Metcalf. Past hosts have included Jonathen Poneman, Jason Hughes, Scott Vanderpool, Stevie Zoom, Sean Nelson and Hannah Levin. John Richards helps produce the show. Audioasis delivers three hours of local and live bands from all areas and genres of the Northwest. On Audioasis, you'll hear the new, the old, the demos, the vinyl, and the future of music. Every first Saturday of the month you can catch Audioasis out in the city LIVE! Tune in Saturday from 6-9 PM.",
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"name": "Best Ambiance",
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"name": "Midnight in a Perfect World",
"description": "Multi-genre program featuring eclectic sets by a rotating cast of international and local DJs, each building upon a party vibe to kick off your weekend.",
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"name": "Mind Over Matters",
"description": "Mind Over Matters carries a wide range of provocative speakers and guests who bring our listeners viewpoints not often heard in the corporate media. MOM focuses on today's most important social, political and economic issues giving voice to the people directly impacted and involved. By giving a forum to those not normally heard in corporate media, MOM offers a unique perspective on the issues that impact our daily lives. \\n\\nMOM carries a stellar list of nationally produced shows including Alternative Radio, Counterspin, Radio Nation, Making Contact and TUC Radio. We also carry several locally produced shows including The Sustainability Segment, Community Forum and Deep Water. \\n\\nSome of the unique voices you'll hear on MOM include Howard Zinn, Vandana Shiva, Noam Chomsky, David Korten, Molly Ivins, Greg Palast, Winona LaDuke, Robert McChesney, Ralph Nader, Arundhati Roy, Michael Moore, Naomi Klein and John Judge.",
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"name": "Mo'Glo",
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"name": "Overnight Afrobeats",
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"name": "Positive Vibrations",
"description": "Placing equal legitimacy upon all styles of Jamaican musical expression, Positive Vibrations joins the dots between Ska, Rocksteady, Roots Reggae, Dub, and Dancehall. Kid Hops educates as he entertains - riding rhythms across artists, labels, and decades, he demystifies the connections between producers and studios. From the roughest riddims, to the sweetest harmonies and rudest of rudebwoy deejays, Positive Vibrations provides the perfect blend of Jamaican sounds.",
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"name": "Preachin' the Blues",
"description": "From out of the swamp and through the woods comes the Preachin' the Blues show. Every Sunday I explore the downhome, uptown and gospel sounds of rhythm and blues music, and the focus is always on the most soulful, gritty, heartfelt and creative artists and material. \\n\\nCountry blues gets a special spotlight in the early morning, but quite often we move into the church for some old time singing, powerful preaching and funky accompaniment. \\n\\nI am a fan of southern soul and I always include something from my collection of Stax and Hi stuff in the mix, but the deep blues are firmly represented in each show with heaping helpings of the three Kings of the blues guitar, the rich character of Chicago's legends, and always a certain amount of Louisiana's magickal mystique. \\n\\n-Johnny Horn",
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