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Tucked between two brick buildings in East Tremont, is a hidden oasis called Hornaday Community Garden. Cherry trees cast shade over a stone pathway, vegetable beds, and a colorful casita. About three blocks away at Krystal Garden, plants surround a rainbow mural and a yellow brick road, and many that enter are greeted with a hug. Chickens and quails live about a ten-minute walk away, at Miracle Garden. These are just a few of the over 550 volunteer-run community gardens in New York City.

This  FUV Live session is also available as a podcast, "FUV Live Sessions." We're elevating WFUV's long history of live sessions and interviews via a podcast that you can find on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Podcasts. New episodes drop every Monday. Earlier this year, Chicago's Ratboys released their sixth  album, Singin' to an Empty Chair.

"Cavalcade" at 4 p.m. winds down the America 250 weekend of celebration with a couple of special hours.

Twelve-time Emmy winner Anthony Mason has had a long, remarkable history with CBS News — this year is his 40th anniversary with the network. From his early years as the chief Moscow correspondent to his seven-year tenure anchoring "CBS Saturday Morning" and then "CBS Mornings" from 2019-2021, Mason has always brought his acumen and empathy to the fore of his reporting.

Skip to main content You can thank listener Gordon from the Bronx for suggesting today's topic. Think of a song that has a very well-known version and also a much lesser-known version. We want to be turned on to the lesser-known versions. It doesn't matter whether your request is a cover or an original. We'll share the set after 9 a.m. Now Playing WFUV On-Air Listening to The Black Keys - All Hands Against His Own Album: Rubber Factory We were unable to load Disqus.

Every June, New York Music Month, the city’s official music festival presented by the Mayor’s Office of Media & Entertainment, celebrates New York’s vibrant music community. It's a month of free events for artists, industry professionals, and fans.

50 years ago this week Paul McCartney's band, Wings, had the #1 song in the country with "Silly Love Songs." It spent five non-consecutive weeks at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 making it the #1 pop song of the year. So let's fill our music set with love songs that are silly, lighthearted and unconventional. Hear your requests after 9 a.m.

At 6:30 p.m. tonight, "Cavalcade' whisks you to Steinway Hall for a command performance by Bruce Hornsby. The well-heeled piano man offers new songs in this FUV Live session, with new approaches to old favorites, and a loving nod to fallen heroes of the Dead-verse: Bobby Weir and Phil Lesh. New music arrives by Bailen, Jim James, and Jon Batiste.

What will be the albums of summer 2026? Tonight at 7 p.m. on "UKNY," dipping into a few that I'm nominating as great soundtracks for the steamy, weird days ahead: sundayclub's swirling dreamscape of a self-titled debut, SUNDAYCLUB (July 10), Yard Act's biting, witty You're Gonna Need a Little Music (July 17), and Man/Woman/Chainsaw's heavenly missive Cannonball (August 7).

This  FUV Live session is also available as a podcast, "FUV Live Sessions." We're elevating WFUV's long history of live sessions and interviews via a podcast that you can find on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Podcasts. New episodes drop every Monday. Courtney Barnett's solo set at The Bitter End came hand-in-hand with the release of her new album, Creature of Habit. As ever, her new songs are expansive and stay true to Barnett's trademark wit, turns of phrase, and deadpan delivery.