Jern me out On Flot's Spot, A post-apocalyptic Radio underpants party For the intermisunderstanding minds Of my fellow anti-collaborators. Low-latched in leaf-light, Entwining bloodgod black With laughters low Fridays 9-11 PM ET WFMU R&SS wfmu.org/playlists/sh... #WFMU @wfmu.bsky.social
Coming up on #WFMU: live music from The Lotts and Logan Ledger on Todd-o-phonic Todd's show! (3pm EDT)
Bay Area musician Logan Ledger writes beautiful and stately songs. With roots in country, bluegrass and folk, Logan states that “I've always believed that in order to create something new with purpose, one must be steeped in the past and work from within the tradition.”
The Lotts hail from Warrington in The United Kingdom. The 4 piece combo plays a wild amalgamation of wild 60's garage and 70's punk that creates something uniquely their own.
More upcoming live bands and special guests are listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
Spring is here, baseball season has arrived, and the next Crescent City Connection show is a home run! This week we're swinging for the fences with an hour of New Orleans rock, funk, jazz, soul and more. Get in the zone Saturday morning at 10am on the Rock'n'Soul stream from @WFMU!
Jern me and my nattering flotbots out for Jet Boys and Jet Girls in Burnout City - Friday, 3/28 9-11 pm ET on the WFMU Rock 'n Soul Stream. WE ARE THE ONLY RADIO SHOW THAT SMELLS LIKE DEVILED EGGS AND HELICOPTER SMOKE! #WFMU @wfmu.bsky.social
Tune in *now* to Pseu’s Thing With A Hook on #WFMU! Brian D'Addario, the eldest of the two songwriting brothers of The Lemon Twigs, will be playing tracks from his new solo album during a special acoustic performance on Pseu's show today, with lots of chat about all things hooky.
More upcoming live sets and special shows on WFMU are listed here: https://wfmu.org/upcoming
Did some deep spelunking last night and found these photos of the AllScars playing live at a house in Central NJ around 25 years ago. I interviewed them later that night for what was supposed to be the 7th issue of my old zine (which never came out), but the feature finally found a home on the WFMU blog in 2007. You can read that here: https://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2007/06/all_scars_inter.html
Tonight on Techtonic, hosted by @markhurst:
Spotify is changing the music industry, and the culture at large, through its algorithms and surveillance. Liz Pelly joins Mark to discuss her important new book 'Mood Machine: The Rise of Spotify and the Costs of the Perfect Playlist.' (6pm EDT on #WFMU)
See more upcoming live performances and special guests at https://wfmu.org/upcoming
This morning on #WFMU Joe McGasko welcomes Stuart Staples of Tindersticks to Surface Noise!
Tindersticks have been making moody and magnificent music for over 30 years. Today on Surface Noise, the band's voice and prime mover Stuart Staples talks about the band's most recent album, 'Soft Tissue,' and their upcoming tour of the U.S. — their first since 2008. (9am EDT)
Have a look at https://wfmu.org/upcoming for more upcoming guests and live performances!
TONIGHT on #WFMU:
Kathleen Hannah (Bikini Kill/Le Tigre) and Tamar-kali (film score composer) join Suzy Hotrod on Rock and Roller Derby to talk about their co-curation of 'American Songbook: Singer Outsiders,' a program running through April 15 at Lincoln Center that "reclaims and elevates our Singer Outsiders, women and nonbinary musicians who have shaped the modern landscape of music and performance and continue to drive conversations on gender, identity, and empowerment." (8pm EDT)
For more upcoming guests and special shows please visit https://wfmu.org/upcoming/fillins
This afternoon on #WFMU Mike Campbell is Todd-o-Phonic Todd's guest!
Campbell's new autobiography 'Heartbreaker' is a vivid recollection of his time spent playing guitar in Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers for the duration of their career. He was also involved in writing many of their pivotal songs. His current band is Mike Campbell & the Knobs. (3pm EDT)
Another weekend means another big stack of great New Orleans records on the Crescent City Connection show. Join me at 10am eastern on the Rock'n'Soul stream from @WFMU for an hour of the very best from the Big Easy.
Coming up on #WFMU: author Ben Snyder joins @markhurst on Techtonic.
A few years ago, planes outfitted with spy cameras flew over the city of Baltimore, recording citizens as they walked or drove around town. Ben Snyder discusses his book 'Spy Plane: Inside Baltimore's Surveillance Experiment,' about how this was supposed to solve murder cases, and why it ultimately failed. (6pm EDT)
Immense, massive, humongous thanks and gratitude to everyone who supported #WFMU during our fundraising marathon by making a pledge, volunteering their time, or just spreading the word. It was a great feeling to hit our goal in the early hours of last night’s marathon finale. Thank you all so much!
(Apologies for not acknowledging this sooner, but your tooter-in-chief was — and kinda still is— exhausted!)
Today is the LAST DAY of the @WFMU 2025 Marathon, and we're TERRIFYINGLY close to hitting the overall station goal. Let support for the @WFMUDrummerStream rain down from the sky and help push us over the top! You can support your favorite DJs individually, or mark your pledge as a Drummerstream famjam to support the whole operation.
Thank you!
2025 @WFMU Fundraising Marathon–
Photos from Day 8: Monday, 10 March 2025
This batch begins here in the master Flickr gallery of my 2025 Marathon photos:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jbm0/54388959777/in/album-72177720324207206
(If viewing optimally–in a maximized desktop browser window on a giant color-corrected monitor–try typing lowercase-L for "lightbox" mode to extra-maximize!)
As the final weekend of WFMU's 2025 fundraising marathon begins, we're asking you once again to throw us a few dubloons to help keep WFMU running for another year. Please make a donation TODAY to support WFMU and the Crescent City Connection show. If you want to be in that number, make your pledge here: https://pledge.wfmu.org/donate/N0
And join me for the Crescent City Connection to get down with the NOLA sound every Saturday at 10am eastern on Rock'n'Soul Radio from @WFMU!
Get ready for ROCK & ROLL OVER, WFMU's answer to the Puppy Bowl! Tonight during Rock and Roller Derby with Suzy Hotrod our DJs' canine pals ARE the DJs! The dogs pick the music and compete to be the best DJ! Tune into Suzy's show TONIGHT from 8pm - 10pm (EDT) to hear all of it, and you can watch the dogs in action on #WFMU's homepage LIVE feed.
This year's competitors (and DJ owners) include: Bruce (Olivia and Matt W.), Pony (Michele), Cassette (Terre T), Minnie (John Allen), Tico (Alan6), and of course Suzy's own Chi-Chi! Plus DJ Perro Caliente the dachshund whisperer and Bucci the referee. Don't miss it!
Coming up at 5pm (EDT) today on #WFMU: Station Manager Ken’s State of the Station, a mid-marathon edition of Ken’s occasional report to the listeners.
Ken will be addressing WFMU programming, finances, technical matters, and of course the always controversial screaming goat policy. Michele With One L will be Ken's co-host.
If you have any questions or comments you would like Ken to address, email him before 5pm today via this link: https://wfmu.org/email.php?id=30&return=%2F.
You can help keep WFMU on the air and online for another year by making a pledge here:
https://wfmu.org/pledge
Thanks to all who have pledged so far!
WFMU's Fundraising Marathon is taking the clubhouse turn into week 2. Support Independent Freeform Listener-Powered Radio at wfmu.org For a pledge of $365 you can adopt this poster! www.flickr.com/photos/wfmu/... #WFMU @wfmu.bsky.social
