This afternoon on #WFMU: Todd-O-Phonic Todd unleashes a show that brings to mind memories of Joe Franklin!
💥 Graham Nash: The legendary British singer, songwriter and musician returns to Todd's show one week prior to his show at The State Theater in New Brunswick. Graham discusses his music, his disgust with our current political climate, Graham Gouldman and more.
💥 Shop Talk: This powerful New York trio has just unleashed their first (eponymous) album. They'll be featuring tunes from it live on Todd's show. Catch them at Main Drag Music in Brooklyn on April 18th along with Todd's previous guests The Sleeveens and Mala Vista!
💥 Marty Stuart: Marty Stuart started out playing with people like Lester Flatt and Johnny Cash. With his great band The Fabulous Superlatives, Marty recently backed members of The Byrds in performing the classic country rock album, "Sweetheart Of The Rodeo". Marty's own shows aren't exactly chopped liver! Catch Marty and The Fabulous Superlatives at Sony Hall in Manhattan on April 15th.

The extravaganza begins at 3pm EDT.

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Today on the Crescent City Connection, an hour of NOLA funk and soul that will launch you to the moon! 10am eastern on WMFU's rock'n'soul stream.

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This morning on #WFMU: Anna Altman play live on Everybody's Songs with Cricket
Anna Altman is a Brooklyn-based indie rock band founded by guitarist/vocalist Lucia Arias and drummer Christian Billard, both former members of the dream pop outfit Turnip King. This morning the group, now also featuring second guitarist Raphael Carleton and bassist Nika De Carlo, joins Everybody’s Songs to perform selections from 'Annatomic,' the long-awaited follow-up to 2017’s spare and haunting 'Freightliner.' (9am EDT)

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This morning on #WFMU: John Allen welcomes American historian Cisco Bradley.
They'll spin records and discuss Cisco’s recent book 'I Hear Freedom: The Great Migration, Free Jazz, and Black Power,' a revelatory oral history which chronicles the Cleveland and Detroit free jazz scenes, and follows its musicians to New York, Los Angeles, Paris, and beyond. (9am EDT)

More upcoming special shows and guests are listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming

Tonight on #WFMU: Jesus Christ Superstar - "21" Lounge Edition
Join Don as he throws a heavenly spotlight on songs from ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ as performed by lounge musicians, an accordion orchestra, a bagpipe brigade, and a theatre organist. We can’t confirm that Jesus will appear at the lounge, but there have been rumors. (7pm EDT)

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Tonight on #WFMU: Semana Santa Paluza on Radio Futura with Pedro Futura
One more year, yours truly Pedro Futura, puts together A NON Religious space that showcases the music around one of the most PASIÓN driven events of the year in the Latin calendar. 3 hours to dive into emotions, drama and moral principles that seem almost lost by now ! Spoiler alert - Jesus, may not be really into people throwing bombs at other people. (12 midnight EDT)

More upcoming live guests and special shows are listed at https://wfmu.org/upcoming

Tonight on Techtonic, hosted by @markhurst: Dystopia update, good news edition!
As our surveillance dystopia continues to spread, good news keeps popping up. OpenAI shut down its video slop generator; Facebook was defeated in two separate court cases for harming kids; and people are starting to ridicule Zuck's spy glasses - and delivery robots. (6pm)

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