Coming up on #WFMU: Sleepy in the Bardo: Farewell to Doug Shaw, on The Frow Show hosted by Jesse Jarnow.
The great musician Sleepy Doug Shaw (aka Highlife) departed far too soon at the end of May. Though Shaw released no proper studio full-lengths, the Frow Show will celebrate him with an extended tribute drawn from his sprawling discography of EPs, Soundcloud loosies, and live tapes. (9pm EDT)

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Tonight on Techtonic, hosted by @markhurst: Dave Karpf on the data center backlash.

The growing anger against data centers could be a catalyst for huge changes in the tech industry. Dave Karpf discusses how citizens might help pop the AI bubble. (6pm EDT)

More upcoming special shows on #WFMU and our web-only streams are listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming

Coming up on #WFMU: Larry Hardy (In The Red Records) on Three Chord Monte, hosted by Joe Belock

The stunning news that a new Cramps album, 'Gravest Gravy,' will be released in August has rattled rockin' bones around the world! Larry Hardy, founder of In The Red Records and a key player in this unlikely revival, takes us behind the green door to tell how these unheard 1977 recordings were extracted from the goo goo muck. (12 noon EDT)

More upcoming special shows on WFMU and our web-only streams are listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming

THE #WFMU SUMMER 2026 SCHEDULE BEGINS TODAY!
As usual we welcome the return of old friends, look forward to hearing some brand new shows, and say a bientôt (but hopefully not adieu) to some favorites. You can see the full summer schedule here:

https://www.wfmu.org/table?period=57

We'll do this all over again for the 2026-27 Fall/Winter/Spring schedule, which will kick in on September 7.

Tonight on #WFMU:

📞 Ask An Oracle LIVE call-in show on Radio Row
The Reverend Steff Black, occult minister, will be live in studio taking calls on all things supernatural, psychic and strange. Call in to commune with the unseen and get to the bottom of what's been haunting you. (5pm EDT)

💥 Interview with Donita Sparks on Rock and Roller Derby with Suzy Hotrod
Donita Sparks of L7 chats with Suzy about the announcement of the band's final tour after 40 years, "The Last Hurrah!" They'll also talk feminism, perseverance, and the tampon toss heard round the world. (8pm EDT)

See more upcoming special shows on WFMU and our web-only streams at https://wfmu.org/upcoming

This morning on #WFMU: Party Dozen on JA In The AM, hosted by John Allen
Saxophonist Kirsty Tickle and drummer Jonathan Boulet, the Australian duo known as Party Dozen, are kicking off their North American tour with a live set recorded for John Allen’s show. (9am EDT)

See more upcoming live sessions and special shows listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming