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Community Chest: Faith, Libraries, And Farewells

In this episode of Community Chest, Dominik hosts a variety of segments, including an interview with Sean Barkley on the principles and spread of Islam. The programme also features a discussion with Nick Little regarding new RFID technology and book reviews at the Norfolk and Norwich Millennium Library, as well as a reflection on Elizabeth II's succession in a Kenyan treehouse.

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Community Chest: Faith, Libraries, And Farewells
Programme
Community Chest
Date
6 February 2009

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    Bremful Of Asha · Norman Cook
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    Lively Up Yourself · Bob Marley
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    Why it was chosen It is Bob Marley Day, celebrating the birth of Bob Marley

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    Radio Radio · Elvis Costello
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    Why it was chosen Dominik considers radio a wonderful medium

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    We Are Glass · Garin Newman
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    Why it was chosen A contribution about the nature of us as humanity

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    Selection By C6 Steve · C6 Steve
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    Why it was chosen The artist describes a similar journey to Thordis's, starting out with nothing

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    Tom Traubert's Blues · Tom Waits
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    Why it was chosen Dominik mistakenly associated the song's theme with Waitangi Day in New Zealand, though he acknowledges it is an Australian song

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    Jeepster · T Rex
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    Morning Light · Sparkadia
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    Save Me · Jem
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    Golden Age · Stevie
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    Why it was chosen Dominik links the song to a discussion about different golden ages