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	<title>Radio Curious</title>
	<link>http://www.radiocurious.org/</link>
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	<description>Radio Curious explores the questions that make us curious about life, ideas, people, and the world around us.For more than 30 years, host Barry Vogel has brought listeners thoughtful, in-depth conversations with writers, scholars, scientists, artists, historians, and other fascinating voices. The interviews range widely, but they share a common purpose: to ask good questions, explore new ideas, and discover some answers along the way.Vogel’s fascination with radio began in childhood, listening to Let’s Pretend on winter Saturday mornings and Walter Winchell on Sunday evenings. Years later, while serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Peru, he began broadcasting his own radio programs.First broadcast in 1991 on Mendocino County Public Broadcasting in California, Radio Curious is now heard on public radio stations across North America and beyond. A major portion of the program’s interviews is also preserved in the Library of Congress.Listen in, get curious, and see where the questions take you.</description>
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	<itunes:author>101.5 UMFM</itunes:author>	
	<itunes:summary>Radio Curious explores the questions that make us curious about life, ideas, people, and the world around us.For more than 30 years, host Barry Vogel has brought listeners thoughtful, in-depth conversations with writers, scholars, scientists, artists, historians, and other fascinating voices. The interviews range widely, but they share a common purpose: to ask good questions, explore new ideas, and discover some answers along the way.Vogel’s fascination with radio began in childhood, listening to Let’s Pretend on winter Saturday mornings and Walter Winchell on Sunday evenings. Years later, while serving as a Peace Corps volunteer in Peru, he began broadcasting his own radio programs.First broadcast in 1991 on Mendocino County Public Broadcasting in California, Radio Curious is now heard on public radio stations across North America and beyond. A major portion of the program’s interviews is also preserved in the Library of Congress.Listen in, get curious, and see where the questions take you.</itunes:summary>
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		<itunes:name>Barry Vogel</itunes:name>	
		<itunes:email>curious@radiocurious.org</itunes:email>
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	<copyright>Copyright 2026 101.5 UMFM</copyright>
	
			
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