RFB Editorial Volunteer Sara Bass profiles this watercolorist/illustrator who uses her powers of compassion and observation to distill our shared experiences.
Illustrator Shani Zhang: “Drawing Togetherness in Watercolors” Read More »
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.
Are you fairly represented in local politics? Depends on which Community Map you’re looking at. And what is redistricting anyway? Here’s what it is … and why you should care.
“What Does Your Community Map Reflect: Fair Representation or Local Politics?” Read More »
For the past two years, a coalition of Brooklyn-based climate activists has been demonstrating in opposition to a fracked gas transmission pipeline project running from Brownsville to Greenpoint.
Matt Attack has conducted interviews with over 240 unique artists from around the world. This is the one he’s having butterflies over.
Legendary Rock Vocalist Ellen Foley to Appear on RFB’s The Rodent Hour Read More »
For the past two years, a coalition of Brooklyn-based climate activists has been demonstrating in opposition to a fracked gas transmission pipeline project running from Brownsville to Greenpoint.
Come join RFB on a musical journey into the heart of Cuba’s Changüí country with RFB host Gianluca Tramontana.
Radio Free Brooklyn presents: “Changüí, Music of Cuba” Read More »
George Faulkner spills about his favorite childhood band, the unexpected delight of creating music remotely—and internationally—during the pandemic, and why Sunday nights are Funday nights!
#RFB Host Profile: George Faulkner and “Metrowave” Read More »
The Power of One: Kaitlyn DeTrinis of “Mixed Signals” wants to make us think more ethically about the way we all consume music.
#RFB Host Profile: Kaitlyn DeTrinis & “Mixed Signals” Read More »
Jim Melloan of “50 Years Ago This Week” has been bringing popular music from the 20th century to new audiences since RFB began. Read on for the method (and memories) behind his music madness! (That’s Jim on the left with his sisters 50 years ago, in 1971.)
#RFBMilestones: Jim Melloan and “50 Years Ago This Week” Read More »