Snacky Tunes book pairs music & food w/ EL-P, Matty Matheson, more
Darin & Greg Bresnitz, who DJ'd in the '00s as Finger on the Pulse, have turned their love of music and food into a new book...
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Bob Dylan bringing back ‘Theme Time Radio Hour’ w/ first episode in 10 years
The new episode of 'Theme Time Radio Hour' is in conjunction with Bourbon Heritage month, and will be all about whiskey.
SiriusXM is free to try through May
If you haven't tried SiriusXM, or heard our weekly BrooklynVegan Blog Radio show, which airs every Monday night from 10 PM-midnight on SiriusXMU (channel 35), here's your chance to.
WNYC will keep Jon Schaefer’s ‘New Sounds’ on the air after all
”It has become clear to me that John and Caryn Havlik’s work is distinct, inimitable, and intrinsically New York—and that this beloved team must stay with us. A show like New Sounds can only be produced by public radio, and specifically at NYPR.” New York Public Radio CE…
WNYC is cancelling New Sounds & Soundcheck
Radio host and author John Schaefer has hosted and produced New Sounds on WNYC since 1982, but his time with the station is drawing to a close.
New York Music Month returns in June (free shows, musician rehearsal space, more)
The third annual New York Music Month includes a free concert series, a conference on music and technology, access to rehearsal space for musicians, weekly music history walking tours, weekly workshops by and for the LGBTQ community, and more.
SiriusXM debuts new streaming only plan
SiriusXM has given users the option to stream radio online or via its app in addition to broadcasting satellite radio in cars for a while, and now it's introducing a new service tier just for streaming users.
iHeartMedia radio conglomerate files for bankruptcy
The company has suffered from debt issues for about a decade.
Gothamist, LAist & DCist are back thanks to WNYC & others!
After getting the plug pulled by billionaire owner Joe Rickets back in November, a consortium of Public Radio stations -- WNYC in New York, WAMU in Washington DC, and KPCC in Southern California -- have acquired the rights and archives of Gothamist, as well as LAist, DCist and DNAInfo...