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  jay adams 13.05.2023
  Hey! It's the grooves sound in DC listening to Robin Holden. Love my Saturday evening sounds.
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  MeJelani 13.09.2022
  Don't forget about the Nubian & koshites in Sudan.
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  Paul Bailey 30.03.2022
  Hi Millie! My wife wanted to know if your Mom knew Kenneth Pendarvis, if so she is his sister and would love to hear from her!!!
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  chari Bembrey 10.05.2021
  Was that song. Mutaburaka. Mother leave a child ?
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  V Kilby 15.04.2021
  Thank you for devoting airtime to celebrate the life and achievements of President Elizabeth Davis. I do not have the history with “Liz” your presenters and so many others have, but from the moment of our first meeting I knew I had just met a fierce advocate whose unyielding dedication to correcting educational inequities was ongoing, profound and unapologetic.
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  Zinora Mitchell 06.12.2020
  The Sunday lineup on WPFW from noon until 9p.m. is transcendent. The magic does not occur every minute of the Sunday lineup but it occurs every Sunday. My perspective and understanding of genres is broadened and enriched. My curiosity staunched for a time by the hosts' instruction; my thirst is quenched by the cornucopia of flavors that dribble on my tongue, and my hunger is sated by the notes, melodies, instrumentation that nourish, my soul. The weekend warrior in me stirs at the call of Robin's Place on Friday night, and then Sunday, by grace, returns to my favorite lineup, and I am victorious once again. Thank you , Ms. Miyuki Williams ( how grand you are), Donnie McKethan, Larry Appelbaum, and Jim Byers Your stars shine brightly. Zinora Mitchell-Rankin
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  Elisa Paulina 23.11.2020
  Hi thank you so much. What the the info on Lila Jones? I can’t seem to find her. She is an indigenous activist. I appreciate it! 🙏🏾
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  Alan James 12.03.2020
  One of the most trusted sources for news and info.