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Dear Friends -- you can send us your comments too -- And it would be especially helpful if you would include your town or city and the station where you hear Earthsongs (or where you catch it on the Net).

Thanks!

 

From Our Listeners

"I love everything about the show's format. It's enlightening to be able to listen to Shyanne, a great host of music and interviews. And I love listening to the guests tell their stories. It is a beautiful feeling to be able to listen to tribal music/musicians from the Americas that I don't normally have access to. I humbly thank you for enriching my ears!"

- Charles, Listener

 

"Hi Ms. Beatty, just wanted to say great picks for the show. Thanks for keeping love (and hope) alive!"

- Chris, Listener

 

"Awesome music from Native Americans, I listen to Earthsongs every week when I get the chance to through KBRW FM/AM radio station. Thanks to them for airing your show. We need more Native programs like yours on air. Keep up the great work and please continue playing great indigenous music.. thanks"

- David M., Listener

 

"I first heard this type of music while in Anchorage, Alaska on KNBA and I can still hear it via the web. I really have enjoyed Earthsongs over the years...Please let me know if it may be possible to share your quality show of Native American music with the people of Central Illinois. Thanks!"

- Rhonda, Listener

 

 


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