Giving Tuesday and Radio Free Brooklyn
Help keep the internet radio station you love broadcasting in 2023. There are many ways you can support!
New RFB art project puts “Liars and Deniers” on full display
The ‘Wall of Liars and Deniers’ is a mural depicting lies from around 300 politicians and pundits
Save the date: “Bands Do BK” book launch event: Tuesday, September 6, 7pm
Please join the Radio Free Brooklyn community in celebrating RFB host Sam Sumpter’s new book, “Bands Do BK: A Guide to Brooklyn, By Bands, For Everyone.”
Now available: the Sonic Resource Kit—Radio Free Brooklyn’s first-ever compilation album!
This exclusive collection of international artists also supports the freeform radio station you love.
Bands do BK: A Guide to Brooklyn, by Bands, for Everyone, by RFB host Sam Sumpter
RFB Host Sam Sumpter’s new book Bands do BK debuts September 6, but you can get the inside scoop on it NOW!
Theo Eastwind and the NYC BuskerBall: Past, Present & Future
When Theo Eastwind’s 13th BuskerBall brought an assemblage of buskers to an audience at Bushwick’s Unit J in April, it upheld the First Amendment right that is fundamental to being a busker.
Illustrator Shani Zhang: “Drawing Togetherness in Watercolors”
RFB Editorial Volunteer Sara Bass profiles this watercolorist/illustrator who uses her powers of compassion and observation to distill our shared experiences.
Great Guest Get! Jesse Tabish of Other Lives on this week’s “The Daily Echo.”
The Daily Echo host Kevin Rooney interviews one of his favorite musicians and he’s so thrilled he wants EVERYONE to know about it!
Save the Date! RFB Presents: Blak Emoji & Control the Sound
Feeling Febru-weary? Ditch the Super Bowl and shake off your midwinter blues at this super show at Mercury Lounge, Sunday, February 13!
Radio Free Brooklyn’s “Objection to the Rule” Partners with NYU’s Department of Environmental Medicine
This is the fourth in a series of articles by Sara Bass about science, academia, politics, health, and the environment to help raise RFB listeners’ awareness of these areas and their own potentials to engage.