Last Night's radio show featured a Dolly Parton tribute. www.wfmu.org/playlists/sh... @wfmu.bsky.social
Dave “the Spazz” Abramson
@davethespazz.bsky.social
WFMU DJ, wrote a book about Sammy Petrillo https://wfmu.org/playlists/MS
Commemorating my pilgrimage to Ernie Bushmiller’s birthplace in the Bronx 20 years ago to celebrate his 101st birthday. @cashbrowns.bsky.social
Dave “The Spazz” Abramson - @davethespazz.bsky.social Author of Your Time is Now: the Sammy Petrillo Story 🐒
Last night's radio show featured birthday tributes to Dave "Baby" Cortez and Don Ho. wfmu.org/playlists/sh... @wfmu.bsky.social
The Summer 2026 issue of LCD, WFMU's magazine/program guide, is out! If you donated $75 or more during our fundraiser or are a Swag for Life member living in the US you will automatically receive a copy. Everyone else: You can order a copy at iwantmylcd.com. Questions? Email lcd@wfmu.org.
Everyone has an origin story. This is mine. Art by Monte Antrim. From the latest issue of LCD. If you'd like a free copy mailed to you (+postage) go to iwantmylcd.com @wfmu.bsky.social
Everybody in the pool! Rock ‘n’ Roll records start spinning at 5pm
Flippin’ sides tonight at Great Georgiana in Fort Greene. Drop on by!
Last night’s radio show featured tributes to Plas Johnson and Freddie Cannon. wfmu.org/playlists/sh... @wfmu.bsky.social
Hey! The @wfmu.bsky.social Literary Guild is back! It's a quarterly reading series at the Red Room at KGB Bar featuring WFMU DJs reading essays, poems, short stories + more. Hear work @davethespazz.bsky.social, @erazlogo.bsky.social (writing a history of WFMU), me & @saltzshaker.bsky.social, +???
Last night’s big birthday party. wfmu.org/playlists/sh... @wfmu.bsky.social
Tonight marks 40 years since the first Sea Monkeys show. Despite audience reaction, we continued on, playing a bunch of shows, dishing out records, and keeping the Silly String people in business. Uncle Floyd Show, 1991 (preceded by a promo for Destroy TV)
Leading up to the publication of my first book, I can only hope that I never run into anyone like me. Or at least me at 13.
A snapshot from the East Village circa 1986/87: The See Hear Slambooks.
