On Saturday, July 26th at 7pm, WFMU Movie Night at Monty Hall presents It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley, a documentary about the one-of-a-kind vocalist and songwriter Jeff Buckley, who died unexpectedly in 1997 after only one album. The film gathers together archival footage and interviews with the people who knew him best. Following the screening, director Amy Berg will be interviewed by WFMU's Irwin Chusid, who knew Buckley in the early 1990s. Irene Trudel, who engineered Buckley's appearances at WFMU, will also participate in the discussion. Tickets are $15 at the door or purchase in advance here.

Be cool around the pool this summer in some new WFMU summer swag! We have several new designs exclusive to the store, including the Unwound T in men’s and women’s sizes, the Shirt Music T, and the Gold Blob cap in two logo colors. Plus, we’ve added a whole bunch of other swag that has never before been in the store, including bucket hats, tote bags, sunglasses, and pins. Have a gander at everything we’ve got in the store here.

We’ll be returning to the Metropolitan Pavilion for a two-day fair, on Saturday November 8th and Sunday November 9th, 2025. The Pavilion is located in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, at 125 West 18th Street, between 6th and 7th Avenues. If you are interested in becoming a dealer at the fair, email recfair@wfmu.org and ask to join our dealer list.

Our recent website problems are now resolved, but that is not to say that everything is as it was before our outages from July 3-7. Our radio program archive player works again but it is a new player. And our website has been restored to the way it was upon its retirement dinner ten years ago. It will evolve from this point forward. Our three free mobile apps also work well, except for station news. The "WFMU Radio" iphone app (here), the iphone "WFMU Archive Bunker App" (here), and the Android Woof-Moo app (here), are all chugging along audio-wise at 100%. News on the apps will be fixed soon. Thanks for bearing with us through this latest round of the WFMU Technology Curse!