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Monday May 14th: The Next More or Less Annual Citizen Kafka Memorial Programme - Old time fiddler, band leader, record collector, poet, artist, unterKultur archivist and antiques dealer Richard Shulberg created the Citizen Kafka persona ca. 1976. "Shulky" passed a few years ago but he still lives afloat the radio waves and myspace rebroadcasts of the much adored and reviled "Citizen Kafka Show." Longtime co-conspirators Kenny Kosek, Edward Haber and Marty Cutler bring an audio tribute to the Citizen on Irene's show.

Monday May 21st: Dave Foster and Mark Humble - As a founding member of the pop purveyors Bubble, Dave Foster moved on to making music with the Losers Lounge. Dave then started hosting "Bubble Do the Beatles" for adults and their children. He's also released a couple of solo albums of power-pop wonderfulness. Mark Humble is a longtime friend and fellow musician, first heard on WFMU's airwaves at the Simon & Garfunkel-inspired duo "Perry Humble." Mark Humble just released CD, One Centre Street, featuring many melodic, moody and often quite funny tunes. Humble has also contributed songs and soundtracks to Scrubs, A&E’s Biography and The Smithsonian Institute. They both drop by to pay a few solo tunes in WFMU's Love Room.

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If you missed a program, or just want to hear one over again, Irene's archived shows are available through her playlist pages.
It's radio to make your mind purr.

Recommended Listening: Some of my favorite artists/records.

 

WJSV, my humble origin.

 

Happy Day: A picture of Irene Trudel for the curious and her favorite links.

 

Feline Overindulgence Page: For cat people who walk among us.

 

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