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Friday, July 3, 2009
 
Eight Forty-Eight is pre-empted for special programming.
 
 
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Eight Forty-Eight 7/2/2009  
Poet in Residence Kevin Coval recalls how Michael Jackson influenced him during his adolescence. And, Earwig Music founder Michael Frank talks about the past and present of the blues label as he celebrates its 30th anniversary.
Eight Forty-Eight 7/1/2009  
We visit one household that’s been hit hard by state budget cuts to foster families. And, contributor Robert Loerzel explains how Chicago had a major role in giving the Tommy Gun cult status.
Eight Forty-Eight 6/30/2009  
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Russia to allow US arms shipments to Afghanistan

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Officials: 17 die in US missile strike in Pakistan

Russia-US summit a chance to jumpstart ties

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