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Profiles in Folk

Fridays at 10 p.m.

WSHU's Profiles in Folk is an exploration of the diverse world of folk and acoustic music, with many of the weekly shows centered on a theme.The show first aired in June, 1973. Throughout the entire time, it has been hosted by Steve Winters, a station volunteer. It is the longest running folk show on Connecticut radio.
Additional Information:
Reigning Connecticut State Troubadour Lara Herscovitch and singer-songwriter Pierce Campbell, her predecessor, will join host Steve Winters on WSHU Public Radio's "Profiles in Folk" this Friday evening at 10 o'clock for A live in studio A performance. Click "Upcoming Events" below for more info.

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The archive includes shows from the following date(s): Aug 20th and Aug 27th


* Because Profiles in Folk occasionally features multiple songs from a single artist, group, CD collection or writer during a 2-hour program, it does not always meet the requirements for Internet streaming mandated by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and will be available for radio broadcast only. When a particular program is appropriate for Internet listening, it will be posted to the archive. We apologize for the inconvenience.

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