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The Fine Tuned Music Series on 103.3 Waco Public Radio

KWBU | By Kateleigh Mills
Published September 13, 2019 at 4:48 PM CDT
Sofie Hernandez-Simeonidis

The Fine Tuned Music Series is a special series on 103.3, Waco Public Radio dedicated to featuring local musicians as well as highlighting key players in the growing Central Texas and Waco music scenes. The artists interviewed for the series will be different ages and come from different backgrounds and genres. The series also aims to discover what makes Central Texas and Waco's creative music economy unique. 

We began the series September 16th with part one of a roundtable discussion with Dean Dr. Gary Mortenson of Baylor's School of Music, Katie Selman and Jacob Green of Keep Waco Loud and Dick Gimble, instructor at McLennan Community College and son of music legend Johnny Gimble. Part two of the roundtable aired September 30th. 

Our first artist spotlight featured local, independent, indie-pop artist Collin Selman on Sept. 17. On October 1 we featured local punk-rock band Rad Dragon.

On October 15 we featured local hip-hop artist Pirscription. 

Credit Stain Garcia
Pirscription

Please listen on-air at 103.3-FM, Waco Public Radio, check social media @KWBU and back online here for updates for the series. 

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Kateleigh Mills
Kateleigh joined KWBU in January 2019. She is an Oklahoma native that is making the move to Waco after working as an All Things Considered host and producer at affiliate KOSU Radio in Oklahoma City. She is a former NPR Next Generation Radio Fellow, a Society of Professional Journalists award winner, an Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame recipient for ‘Outstanding Promise in Journalism’ and the Oklahoma Collegiate Media Association’s 2017 recipient for ‘College Newspaper Journalist of the Year.’ After finishing up her journalism degree early she decided to use her first year out of college to make the transition from print media to public radio. She is very excited to have joined KWBU and she is looking forward to all the opportunities it will bring - including providing quality journalism to all Texans.
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