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Faith & Fitness 90.3 WBHM | Brimingham -- Many churches teach that the body is a temple for the spirit. As a result, faith-based fitness programs have exploded over the last two decades. No one tracks religious fitness centers, but the magazine Faith and Fitness estimates that Southern Baptist churches alone operate more than 20,000 fitness centers nationwide. But this holy union of faith and fitness is raising some questions, as WBHM's Tanya Ott reports. More ...



Magic City Marketplace 90.3 WBHM | Birmingham -- The Birmingham marketplace is connected by people who have to grapple with numbers and projections and spin. We try and slice through the psychobabble that can be business news with our occasional segment featuring the editor of the Birmingham Business Journal. More ...



Charter Schools: The Texas Example 90.3 WBHM | Education -- Alabama is one of only ten states that don't allow charter schools. Many states, including Texas, adopted charter schools in the 90s. Today, more than 113-thousand Texas children attend charter schools. More ...



OTL: Charter Schools 90.3 WBHM | Birmingham -- This week on WBHM we're exploring Charter Schools: how they operate, whether they're effective, and what political forces shape the debate over legalizing charter schools in Alabama. Friday (3/12) at noon on WBHM we discuss all this and more during On The Line: Charter Schools. More ...



 

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VERDI: I due Foscari

Verdi's operas are so popular that few of his great dramas could truly be described as unjustly neglected, but this one may fit the bill. One of Verdi's darkest scores, I due Foscari is also one of his most striking: a compelling story of deadly intrigue and political treachery set against the historical backdrop of 15th-century Venice.



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