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Genie Schropp, also known as Vinyl Vixen, of Makanda, runs the afternoon show Independent Worm Hole Tuesday on WDBX-FM 91.1. Schropp has been with the station for nine years after a hiatus from her college broadcasting career. Its kind of like Im reliving my dream, Schropp said. WDBX has been in operation since 1996 and relies on community support to stay on the air. WDBX is trying to fundraise $20,000 through a Kickstarter campaign and listener donations to keep the station running. (Daily Egyptian File Photo)

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