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WBHM and NPR provide live coverage of the third and final Presidential debate, Wednesday, October 15 at 8 p.m. Central. The debate will be held at
Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York.
The debate will preempt World of Opera for this week only
| Birmingham -- Our weekly segment features The Birmingham News columnist John Archibald, discussing the city politic (and county and state politic too). Instead of being unplugged as he is in the newspaper, we offer him a bullhorn. Sort of. More ...
| Birmingham -- Each week we'll hear an update on political happenings in Birmingham and Jefferson County from Kyle Whitmire, staff writer and columnist for Birmingham Weekly. He joins WBHM's Andrew Yeager Wednesdays on All Things Considered. More ...
| Trussville -- The current financial crisis is fueling chronic stress and limiting some people's ability to think clearly and control their emotions. But for one Trussville family with 16 kids, a little humor help keeps things in perspective.
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| Birmingham -- A sputtering economy, skyrocketing food and gas prices and the mortgage mess are forcing more Alabama families from their homes. More than 800 houses in Alabama are in some state of foreclosure. That's a big jump from last year. Most displaced homeowners find somewhere else to live, but some end up homeless. And as Les Lovoy reports, Birmingham's homeless shelters are struggling to keep up with demand.
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| Birmingham -- Real estate isn't what it used to be. Home values are dropping. Mortgages are harder to get. And more people are foreclosing. The massive slowdown has hit all sectors of the economy and all places of American life. One area that had been on an upswing is downtown Birmingham, which once boasted a booming condo and loft business. Today, it's getting harder to sell those units, as WBHM's Steve Chiotakis reports as part of our series The Alabama Economy.
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On the most recent Tapestry, meet the new director of the Cultural Alliance of Greater Birmingham. Also, a new book by the daughter of a civil rights activist. The American String Quartet comes to town. And, alt-folk Americana from Bob Corley. More...
WBHM's weekly program schedule. More...
October 15, 2008
The third and final Presidential debate, starting at 8 p.m. Central will preempt NPR's World of Opera for this week only.
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