SoCal DJ Mr. Funkopops hosts a smooth and sensual “Private Party” where everyone (or at least RFB listeners) is/are always on ”The List.”
RFB New Host Profile: Mr. Funkopops of “Private Party” Read More »
From September 22–28, Grace Exhibition Space presents a week-long virtual art event and fundraiser to celebrate its evolution — and survival as a dedicated home for performance artists.
Securing Their Future: Grace Exhibition Space Celebrates Its Evolution with #Give2Grace Read More »
OG RFB host John Raso of “This Music Hour,” on five years of talking about the devil, groupies, time, cities, planes, the four seasons, secret affairs, fruit, booze, baseball, outer space… you get the picture.
Kent Koren, RFB’s host of “The Mothers of Connection,” penned this tribute to the great and prolific Cameroonian musician Manu Dibango, who died this spring from COVID-19 at the age of 86.
#RFBinTribute: Music in Memoriam “Big Blow — The Loss of Manu Dibango” Read More »
Jorge Arevalo Mateus and RFB’s Hurdy Gurdy Songs celebrates its 100th episode on Tuesday, September 15 with a calvacade of truth-telling musical talent from around the world.
Hurdy Gurdy Songs Celebrates 100 Episodes of Music, Truth Telling and Memories Read More »
Vivian Bossieux-Skinner of RFB’s Art Corner revisits with Brooklyn singer-songwriter Hallie Spoor as she releases a new video of her song, “City Angels.”
RFB Artist Profile: Brooklyn singer-songwriter Hallie Spoor’s new video: “City Angels” Read More »
Not many people would choose to debut a new radio show in the midst of an ongoing global pandemic, but Radio Free Brooklyn — and all of New York City — should be real glad Brad Bailey did.
RFB New Host Profile: Brad Bailey of “The Oral History of New York” Read More »
After RFB discontinued having fall and spring seasons, new shows could onboard on an ongoing basis. Here, we give a shoutout to these hot summer debuts.
Happy #RFBversary! Happy #RFBversary! Read More »
“Dave and Giggles” may have been the one RFB show that was uniquely prepared and equipped to go wholly remote during the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s why…
Victoria Rey of “Martinis con Queso” on broadcasting amid cats, cell phone towers, hovering helicopters and keeping her focus in this time of disruption.