Most of the links below take you to the beginning of the program, and live sets usually start later on in the program.

This page last updated April 19, 2024

A Double Dose of Nick the Bard. From December 24, 2008. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Brian Joseph Davis & Comments Enabled. From December 3, 2008. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Tormented Women. Nick The Bard Sings "Magical Mystery Tour" acapella, in its entirety. From November 19, 2008. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Nick the Bard sings Black Sabbath's "Sabotage" From September 17, 2008. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Kenny G Finishes Sports / Nick the Bard sings Black Sabbath. From August 27, 2008. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Pauline Oliveros on Intelligent Design. From July 30, 2008. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Live in the Studio: Lord Whimsy, Nick the Bard & Shelley Hirsch. From September 27, 2006. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Nick the Bard performs an a capella version of Joni Mitchell's 1974 classic rock record "Court and Spark", during the last hour.. as Nick dons Joni's falsetto and rips through classics like "Midnight at the Oasis" and "Free Man in Paris." Ouch. From July 26, 2006. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Guest Robert Ashley. From June 28, 2006. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Cheese Snob Wendy. From June 21, 2006. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Nick the Bard Sings! Kenny G welcomed Nick the Bard back to his show for one last time to perform a mystery song of great length. What song is it? Only Nick knows. But one thing for sure, it's bound to be long and painful: at least 43 minutes. From June 14, 2006. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Special Guest: Pauline Oliveros. From June 11, 2003. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Kenny G and Vicki Bennet Go Apeshit in the Studio for 3 hours. From May 14, 2003. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Special Guest: Vicki Bennett of People Like Us. From April 30, 2003. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Special Guest: Marcus Boon. From April 23, 2003. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Guest John Strausbaugh. From February 12, 2003. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Frederic Rzewski. From February 5, 2003. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Author Gerard Malanga. From January 15, 2003. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!.

Glenn Gould's "Solitude Triology" From January 1, 2003. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Urm...with special guest composer Golan Levin. From November 13, 2002. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Special Guest: Joan La Barbara. From November 15, 2001. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Mal Sharpe drops in on Kenny G. From August 9, 2001. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!.

Toronto based sound poet Christian Bok holds the world record of the fastest rendition of Kurt Schwitters' "Ursonate," and performs it double-speed live on WFMU. He also performs his own compositions, many of which are derived from made-up languages used for Canadian science fiction shows. From May 17, 2001. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.

Kenny G welcomes The Flux String Quartet and Joan La Barbara to perform the works of John Cage and Morton Feldman. Plus a chat with Margaret Leng Tan. From February 8, 2001. Listen to the whole show:  Pop-up player!. See the playlist.