“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.
Some people take lemons and make lemonade, but Emily Scott and Jamie Lerner of “Middle School Happy Hour” took a pandemic and made a musical peanut butter, jelly and storytelling sandwich out of it!
Kinsound of “Far Reaches of Dub,” on using the music he loves to help provide a sense of community in a time of isolation and uncertainty.
Vijay R. Nathan of “The Truth to Power Show,” on mindfulness, the universe and an unexpected benefit to remote broadcasting.
Mike Joseph of “The JCC” not only brings the tunes during these tough times, but he’s got your back, too!
#RFBatHome (Part 8): Mike Joseph of “The JCC” broadcasts from Ditmas Park, Brooklyn Read More »
Jon Reid of “Race to the Bottom” on some unexpected discoveries in going from live to prerecord… and why mentions of “Omelet Bar” have taken a back seat… for now.
#RFBatHome (Part 7): Jon Reid of “Race to the Bottom,” prerecords from L.I.C., Queens Read More »
The studio became her home, the gear her familiars, RFB her coven. In #RFBatHome (Part 6), Ali Darling of “Witchtape Radio Hour” finds comfort and a whole new ritual in doing her show from home.
In #RFBatHome (Part 5), Kent Koren shares how “The Mothers of Connection” continues to thrive during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Part 4 of our #RFBatHome series features Rina of “Aural Medication” who broadcasts live from SoHo, NYC, along with a handsome new furry co-host…
#RFBatHome (Part 4): Rina of “Aural Medication” broadcasts live from SoHo, NYC. Read More »