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'Natural State's' Jay Stoyanov speaks with Blonde Redhead

By Jay Stoyanov

Published April 5, 2024 at 5:05 PM CDT

The band Blonde Redhead is at the top of the bill for this weekend’s Ecliptic Festival in Hot Springs. Jay Stoyanov, host of the music program Natural States each weekend on KUAF 3, spoke with the band, and he brings Ozarks at Large this report.

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Jay Stoyanov hosts the program “Natural States” each weekend on KUAF 3.

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