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Jim White Vs. The Packway Handle Band On World Cafe

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World Cafe

Jim White Vs. The Packway Handle Band On World Cafe

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April 29, 2015 • Hear what happened when a singer-songwriter turned novelist moved to Georgia and joined forces with a longtime local bluegrass group.

Jim White vs. The Packway Handle Band On World Cafe

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Jim White: Existentialist Anti-Folk

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Jim White: Existentialist Anti-Folk

March 20, 2012 • White is a man on the brink in "What Rocks Will Never Know," but his optimism doesn't shake easily.

'What Rocks Will Never Know' by Jim White

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World Cafe

Jim White: Outer Space Alt-Country

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March 5, 2008 • White has seemingly lived multiple lives, having worked as a fashion model, a New York taxi driver, a professional surfer, a photographer, and a filmmaker. His resume doesn't end there, though: He's got six critically acclaimed CDs under his belt.

Jim White: Outer Space Alt-Country

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Searching for the South in 'Wrong-Eyed Jesus'

August 20, 2006 • British director Andrew Douglas and American songwriter Jim White got together to make a documentary about life in the deep South. The film that resulted, Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus, is provocative. But is it a documentary?

Searching for the South in 'Wrong-Eyed Jesus'

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The Year Ahead: 2004

January 12, 2004 • On our first program of the new year we look ahead to some of the most anticipated albums of 2004, including a special sneak preview of an upcoming release from Norah Jones.

The Year Ahead: 2004

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