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News
August 4, 2005
Payola on the Cheap
Bribing DJs used to be expensive, but now mere trinkets will do the trick
News
May 31, 2007
Artist as Prisoner
Ed Bobb punched a few keys and went to jail. Where's the justice?
News
June 30, 2005
With Friends Like These
Ed Bobb punched a few keys and went to jail. Where's the justice?
Best of Music
May 13, 2004
BEST JAZZ RADIO PROGRAM
The Modern School of Modern Jazz and More
News
November 27, 2003
Letters from the Issue of November 27, 2003
Anarchists and baseball and parrots and jazz
News
October 30, 2003
Letters from the Issue of October 30, 2003
Anarchists and baseball and parrots and jazz
Music
October 23, 2003
Tune Out
WLRN-FM cancels two great radio programs and leaves its fans reeling
News
January 16, 2003
Radio Free Herald
Miami's Only Daily has taken delight in exposing the school board's foibles, and now the two could be business partners in WLRN-FM
News
May 2, 2002
The Battle for Bach
Under pressure to fill the classical-music void, WLRN-FM braces for the fugue feud
Music
May 11, 2000
Best Jazz Radio Program
The Modern School of Modern Jazz and More
Music
January 6, 2000
Looking Back on Premillennium Tension
Miami scenesters sound off
News
December 16, 1999
Kulchur
Getting an earful
News
October 28, 1999
Free the Felon!
A Sixties-style radical shakes his behind at old-style protesters, and police go crazy
News
July 29, 1999
Kulchur
The Womb has a cow; hit your Genesis-spot
Music
May 13, 1999
Best Jazz Radio Program
The Modern School of Modern Jazz
News
May 21, 1998
Letters
The Modern School of Modern Jazz
News
May 7, 1998
Static
Despite being in one of the largest media markets in the nation, Miami's public radio station barely registers with local listeners
News
May 22, 1997
Letters
Despite being in one of the largest media markets in the nation, Miami's public radio station barely registers with local listeners
News
January 2, 1997
New Year's Revolution
If you had your way, what single adjustment would you make to enhance the experience of living in South Florida?
News
May 2, 1996
The Voice of Haiti
Paris, Ghana, Senegal, Miami. Poet Felix Morisseau-Leroy spent half his life in exile, but his heart never left home.
News
February 8, 1996
Perilous Journey
For more than two decades Miami's Haitian Refugee Center was a beacon of hope and a force for justice. Today its director, Guy Victor, is struggling just to keep it afloat.
Blogs
January 19, 2012
"You'll Have to Leave Miami to Make It" and More Wisdom From Florida Music Get Together
Photo by teajayphotoChurchill's Pub owner and local music legend Dave Daniels.It's not easy being a musician in Vice City. The geographical challenge alone is enough to make any band go crazy. Miami may never be called a musical epicenter. But when Radioboxer's Jota Dazza put out the call for fe ... More >>