Many thanks to everybody who pledged and volunteered to WFMU's 24 Hour Marathon! As of 7pm Wednesday Night, we had exceeded our goal! Payment forms will be mailed out next week and swag will start to be mailed out in December. Many thanks for coming to our aid in our time of need! WFMU loves you! If you missed it, you can still pledge and get in on all the swag, just visit our pledge page.

Christchurch, New Zealand's legendary Axemen coming to Brian Turner's show Tuesday, November 24th from 3-6PM! Formed in 1981, their various live shows and releases displayed a loose but virulent amalgamation of avant-garage, Half Japanese style sax primitivism, confusion, and general air of maladjusted greatness. You can catch them in the NYC area with Times New Viking November 18th at Mercury Lounge, 19th at Union Pool, and 20th at Maxwells in Hoboken!

Seven Second Delay returns to the Upright Citizen's Brigade Comedy Theater in Manhattan for a live broadcast on Wednesday, December 2nd from 6-7pm. Ken and Andy's guests will include John Darnielle of The Mountain Goats, A.J. Jacobs, author of the Guinea Pig Diaries, and several cast members of the David Mamet play Oleanna. Additionally, Andy agreed as part of his 24 Hour Marathon stunt to do the entire show in his underwear and Ken has agreed to be legally drunk. The UCB Theater is located at 307 West 26th Street in Manhattan, near the corner of 8th Avenue. Admission is $5, but if you bring an extra pair of underwear, Andy may be shamed into reimbursing your admission.

Now that the Cash for Clunkers program is but a distant memory, you can use your old car in the way it was intended - to benefit WFMU! WFMU is now accepting 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, get a tax write-off for yourself, and most importantly, get that junker off your front lawn. Call 1-877-411-DONATE (1-877-411-3662) to arrange for vehicle pick-up (it’s free).