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Chloe Tilley Chloe Tilley | 12:00 UK time, Monday, 20 September 2010

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In a little over a week, a small but perfectly formed WHYS team will be arriving in Louisville in Kentucky as part of the . We've been invited by Louisville's NPR News Station and will be broadcasting live with them.

If you're in Louisville we want you to take part. Tell us what the issues are in Kentucky that affect you, but also the world. What should we be talking about? This is your opportunity to speak to the WHYS community across the globe. Post below and I hope to meet lots of you when we broadcast on Sept 30th and October 1st.

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