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The Summer WFMU Weekly Program schedule begins on June 8th, and it runs until Monday September 7th, 2026. Some new shows are starting up, some old friends are back, and some old favorites are sitting on the bench this time around, but will return in the future. You can see the summer schedule at this link.
Marathon Swag Is A-Comin’! Some of you have received your swag by now, but most of you we still need to get to. The biggest packages sometimes take the longest to get out the door, but they do always taste the sweetest. If you haven’t received yours yet, hang in there a bit longer, we’re a tiny operation chuggin’ along. It should be on its way soon! Should you have any questions about your pledge, feel free to drop Listener Services Director Joe McGasko an e-mail at: [email protected].
WFMU and co-sign celebrate New York Music Month with Radio City: WFMUnion Pool Showcase, a special event taking place at Union Pool in Williamsburg, Brooklyn on Sun, June 14th. Hear live music from guitarist Ava Mendoza, saxophonist Caroline Davis, the North African-inspired band SAHA GNAWA, and improvisational duo Human Hair. DJing between bands will be WFMU DJs Jeremiah and India. The fun kicks off at 5pm and goes until 10pm. The event is free, but we urge you to reserve a spot here.
Become a Record Dealer at the WFMU Record Fair November 6th-8th. We are now accepting table reservations for the WFMU Record Fair. The fair is returning to the Metropolitan Pavilion in NYC for a three day fair on November 6th, 7th and 8th. We are looking for new dealers, so if you’ve got a stockpile of records and CDs you’ve been looking to sell off, the fair is the PERFECT place for you to do it. We are also looking for non-vinyl dealers (comics, zines, jewelry, art, clothes, etc.) to participate. For for information, contact Record Fair Director Matt Warwick at [email protected]
WFMU is Looking for Record & CD Donations! Have a bunch of records and CDs taking up space in your apartment? Donate them to WFMU! Record & CD donations are a HUGE help to the station, as they can make us money at our Record Fair and Monty Hall sales, or even fill gaps in the WFMU music library. And it’s tax deductible! If you are interested in donating, contact Matt Warwick at [email protected]
Happy news for users of Android phones: The Woof Moo app now has access to all of our online archives stretching back to 2001. If you don't already have the app, you can install it by going here. Time to catch up on those shows from 2008! AND Click here for your guide to the woof-moo app, from the developer.
COMING UP AT MONTY HALL:
Looking for Another Way To Stick It To the Man? Get a Matching Gift for WFMU Did you know that many companies have matching gift programs that will match dollar-for-dollar your donation to WFMU? Maybe yours is one of them! If your company appears on this list, you may be able to double or
even triple your contribution to WFMU! If you have any questions about obtaining a matching gift through your company, please e-mail us at [email protected] and we'll do our best to help.
Keep us in the will! Consider making a bequest to WFMU in your trust or will. It's easy and flexible, allowing you to support a cause you believe in for years to come. Check this page for details and sample language you can add to your will.
Get a tax credit for your beater! WFMU seeks donations of used vehicles from any state in the U.S. and in any state of disrepair. It's a great way to help your favorite freeform radio station earn a few bucks, while you get a tax write-off (and extra driveway space). Call 1-855-WFMU-CAR (855-936-8227) or visit careeasy.org to arrange for vehicle pick-up (it's free).
Catch up with the shows you missed on WFMU's Most Recent Archives page. It's a great place to keep track of each show's most recent MP3 / MP4 archive, as well as each shows most recent playlist. The bottom of the Most Recent Archives page also has these links for the last week's fill-in programs. All in all, it's the best single page for keeping up with all the FMU shows you might have missed in the last week.
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