National Public Radio is a wonderful resource for music from every type of genre, as well as all over the world. The station features both undiscovered talent and acclaimed, award-winning musicians in a variety of different formats. Check out these NPR music shows and you just may find your new favorite artist.

Mountain Stage
Broadcasted from West Virginia’s beautiful Mountain Stage, a beloved venue for over 25 years, this show features some of the best modern singers and songwriters in a great live setting. It offers performances from acts like Paula Cole, Billy Bragg, Mary Chapin Carpenter, and many more.

World Café
World Café, one of NPR’s most popular music shows, aims to feature the best essential and emerging artists. Hosted by the knowledgeable David Dye and recorded in Philadelphia, the World Café offers interviews and in-studio performances online and on NPR affiliates across the country.

JazzSet
If you’re a fan of the jazz, you’ll look forward to JazzSet every week. Offering performances from today’s best jazz performers from all around the world, this show will help you discover new artists each time you tune in. The NPR website also features full video recordings of each performance.

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Rave on Vintage is an Austin spot where you'll find mid-century modern furniture in a fun, relaxed setting.

Situated in a 1500 square foot 1960s-era house, Rave on Vintage stages each room distinctively to help you imagine how the furniture will look in your own abode. Fans of this Austin store say their prices are nice and the staff is friendly and helpful. Visit to find things like space age metal star shaped clocks, vintage formica kitchen tables and chairs, or sleek Danish Modern dining sets. Not sure what you want or need? Stop by to browse and to see what treasures they have in stock!

Austin's Rave on Vintage is open Wednesday through Monday.

Rave on Vintage
1509 W. North Loop
Austin, TX 78756
(512) 215-2669
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It’s one of the most-used rooms in your home, which is probably why it's so difficult to keep a bathroom spic and span. Stop fighting through a mess of toothbrushes, damp towels, beauty supplies, and crumbling bars of soap and vow to get your bathroom organized with these five brilliant tips.

1. Tackle that medicine cabinet. Because medicine cabinets have shelves, many of us use that as an excuse to overstuff them with loose products. Take everything out, clean those shelves with an all-purpose cleaner, and add a few bins or small jars to keep loose items organized.
2. Keep towels off of the ground. Add a basket on the floor to keep a surplus of damp towels from accumulating on the floor.
3. Divide drawers. Just because your sink has three drawers doesn’t mean they can only accommodate three types of products. Divide your drawers by using drawer organizers to split things up in more than the allotted ways.
4. Make use of the garbage can. It’s safe to say that we all have a few items in the bathroom that are expired or unused. Go through all of your beauty products, soaps, shampoos, and medicines and pitch those outdated items.
5. Add affordable storage. If you notice that you’re lacking the proper storage for certain items, make it yourself. Overturned wooden crates or decorative baskets are attractive examples for holding clean towels or toilet paper rolls.

   10 Tips to Organize Your Bathroom [She Knows]
   Quick Tips for Organizing Bathrooms [HGTV]

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