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  Today on 91.9 WFPK: Friday, May 24
  
  6-9am: Duke Meyer
  6:20 – Vinyl Lust – a song from a real live LP!
  8:50am – The Buzz – music news of the day.
  
  9am-Noon: All Request Friday Morning With Tara Anderson
  We turn three hours of programming over to you!
  
  12-1pm: LIVE LUNCH
  Shannon McNally
  
  1pm-3pm: After Lunch With Marion Dries
  Funk, punk, techno and good ol’ rock ‘n’ roll to get your weekend started right!
  
  3-6pm: Laura Shine
  3pm – Edel Rocque who is performing tonight with his band Ky. Salsa Allstars for Faces@The Palace.
  4:40pm – The Buzz – music news of the day.
  5pm – The Friday Ride Home –Songs Gone “Wild”
  
  6-8pm: World Café With David Dye
  After breaking through in 2010 with their soul-pop sound, Fitz & the Tantrums return with More Than Just a Dream.
  
  8-9pm: The Weekly Feed
  Host Kyle Meredith brings you the newest, best and most discussed songs making waves in blog-land. Tonight listen for Noah & The Whale, Mayer Hawthorne and an interview with Josh Ritter.
  
  9pm-12am: Sound Clash With Matt Anthony
  Join Matt and trace the evolution of the drum from past to present through reggae, soul, punk, hip hop, Latin, jazz, Afro-funk and everything in between.
  
  12am-6am: Woody’s Roadhouse
  Woodrow on the Radio spins wax for insomniacs all night long in the juke joint of the mind.
  
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