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This is the full replay of the Kidd Kraddick in the Morning radio show, featuring Kidd Kraddick, Kellie Rasberry, Big Al Mack, J-Si and Jenna.

Live from 6-10am CT weekdays at KiddNation.com

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Guardian politics journalist and co-editor of The Wire Re-up, a book about The Wire

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The People’s Songs is a weekly series starting in January 2013 on BBC Radio 2.

Across 50 episodes, Stuart Maconie will present the epic story of how modern Britain was fashioned and shaped, as told by the music, stories and memories of this nation’s people.

From “We'll Meet Again” to “Ghost Town”, from “Rehab” to “God Save The Queen”, we’ll tell the story of modern Britain via the records that sound-tracked the times - a period of conflict, social change, parties, prosperity, plenty, poverty, peace and war.

This is a people's history; these are The People's Songs; YOU can help us make history!

Your Boos, memories, photos, comments, and song suggestions will shape each programme. Have a listen to our preview clips and contributions from other listeners and visit bbc.co.uk/peoplesongs to find out more.

You can also phone us and leave a message on our answerphone by calling 01184 138277 (standard geographic charges from landlines and mobiles will apply).

www.bbc.co.uk/peoplessongs