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Lauren-Taylor Bachofer
Through the Sparks
Keith Williams
Sue Scrofa
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Joshua Bell
The B-52s
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They Might Be Giants

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WBHM Interviews

Local Government With Kyle Whitmire
A Receiver for Jeffco's Sewer: What Does It Mean?
Increasing Exports
Remembering Cecil Whitmire
Birmingham-Southern's Interim President
David Pollick Resigns
An Alternative Plan For 280
2010 Legislative Interviews
Legislature Mid-Session Progress Report
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Ali Shaheed Ibrahim Tawheed al Fodiwa fell in love with basketball and hip hop, but says he really found out about the meaning of life after converting to Islam in high school. Thanks to his mom, who made him write in a daily journal, Shaheed has written poetry and rhymes since he was a little boy. After releaseing the "Scholar Warrior" album a few years ago, Shaheed released "Helath, Wealth and Knowledge of Self". According to Shaheed the album deals with "healing the world's spiritual and social ills."