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  Broadening the Family: Amanda Pascali Will Perform at Mucky Duck Before Heading to Europe

  May 17 at 5 a.m.

  Listening to Amanda Pascali is an auditory passport, she manages to mix a traditional American Folk sound with the Mediterranean sounds of her ancestors. Her songs often narrate the experience of many first generation Americans; not being American enough for this country and yet being too American for their country...

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  Coming Back to Life: D. Kosmo Returns to the Studio With the Help of J.D. Pinkus

  May 16 at 5 a.m.

  Houston artist D. Kosmo knows a thing or two about starting over. Just this year he will see his youngest child go off to college as so many other parents will, “It’s a very strange experience, like that’s it; they are off to a new chapter. It tells you you’re...

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  University of Houston Pianist Crushed By a Building, Emerges with Resilience

  May 15 at 4 a.m.

  In November 2018,  Sonya Bandouil and her boyfriend Alex Pankiewicz took a weekend vacation to Boston. At the trip’s end, they stopped at a café on their way to the train station before returning to New York. “I was looking at the menu for, like, a few minutes. And then, and...

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  From Oslo to Texas: Matthew Logan Vasquez Makes a Joyful Return

  May 15 at 4 a.m.

  You can take the boy out of Texas, but you can’t take Texas out of the boy. Texas based songwriter, Matthew Logan Vasquez knows a thing or two about having to say goodbye to the Lone Star State, but the artist is happy to be making a return...

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  Fueled by the Ghost of Johnny Cash and LSD: Todd Snider Returns to his Talking Blues and Houston Roots

  May 7 at 6:51 a.m.

  In the grand tradition of talking blues artists, Todd Snider brings the ridiculousness of life and current events front and center forcing listeners to take a look around. “If I had to really hone in on a religion, I’d say I’m an absurdist, and that would be my political party...

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  A Night For Guy: Third Annual Tribute and Benefit for the Late Guy Clark

  May 6 at 4 a.m.

  This May will mark three years since we lost Texas singer songwriter giant Guy Clark. Clark’s songs and stories live on as some of the best songs ever written possessing that old school, literary quality not often represented in mainstream music. He and his wife Susanna spent some of their...