It's easier than ever to listen to WFMU anywhere with our very own iPhone app! Click here to get the free WFMU Radio app via iTunes (or go to the iPhone app store, and search for "WFMU"). The app is complete with song title, artist and show info as well as two, count 'em, two streaming options - 32k and 128k MP3. It's the easiest way yet to listen to WFMU from anywhere on a phone! You can of course still use the Public Radio Player app, which is also free. Many thanks to Webhamster Henry, tech Czar Doron and DJ Frangry for help with the new free WFMU iPhone app.

Seven Second Delay returns to the Upright Citizen's Brigade Comedy Theater in Manhattan, Wednesday night February 17th from 6-7pm for another live radio broadcast. Joining Ken and Andy will be comedy writer/performer Julie Klausner, author Peter Kling on how WFMU listeners can best prepare for Armageddon, Cool Voiceover guy Xavier Paul, Bronx Culinary Legend Baron Ambrosia and The Main Squeeze Orchestra, the western world's only all-female, all-accordian orchestra. The UCB Theater is located at 307 West 26th Street in Manhattan, near the corner of 8th Avenue. Admission is $5, but Andy is made of money, so you can get a full refund simply by bumping into him on the way out.

From the WFMU time capsule circa 2007 on Rob Weisberg's Transpacific Sound Paradise! Joe Boyd is simply one of the great record producers of our time, notable for his role in the British folk-rock scene of the late sixties, but his career began road-managing blues, soul, and jazz tours; he booked the Pink Floyd as house band at his UFO club in London, stage-managed the Newport Folk Festival when Dylan plugged in, and later in his career ran the esteemed roots and world music label Hannibal Records. Joe stopped by to discuss his new memoir "White Bicycles: Making Music in the 1960s", why he decided to be a producer instead of a musician, why he chose England over the US, the dawn of the British folk-rock scene with Fairport Convention and the Incredible String Band, connections between his early career and his later adventures producing world music for his own Hannibal, and lots more. Listen!