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Friday, December 21, 2007
Folk Alley enters 5th season online
Folk Alley's Chris Boros talks about the past, present and future on "Your Way Home"
by WKSU's DANIEL HOCKENSMITH
and CHRIS BOROS

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WKSU's FolkAlley.com continues spreading the word about the revival of folk -- now partnering with NPR Music.
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