We will link to the live playlist shortly before the show, tune in live through WFMU’s front page.
DO or DIY radio show on WFMU 24 December
We will link to the live playlist shortly before the show, tune in live through WFMU’s front page.
Welcome to the only official site for People Like Us and Vicki Bennett
People Like Us have revamped the DO or DIY radio stream, and as of Noon EDT on 3rd April 2013 it is now streaming Radio Boredcast!
Radio Boredcast is a 744-hour online radio project that celebrates all things SLOW. And fast too, actually. Crank it up to wind down and enjoy this selection of specially made radio shows by 100 different artists and some WFMU DJs too!
Click and listen to the 24/7 Radio Boredcast stream here.
(Download the little file linked to above – the stream works through iTunes so let your computer launch this application if prompted. If it doesn’t launch then find the small file that you downloaded and double-click on it)
Those of you who already have the DO or DIY stream bookmarked, it will automatically switch over to the new stream for you.
You can also listen to Radio Boredcast shows on demand here.
More on the history of Radio Boredcast here.
The 24 hour DO or DIY program archives remain safe and our 24-hour stream server was broken for several days following Hurricane Sandy, but now it is back! Just in time to take it down again to make an entirely new stream in weeks to come… but more on that later…
Hurricane Sandy also broke a lot of electrical equipment, damaged the WFMU transmitter sites and caused the cancellation of a huge source of income for the station – the WFMU Record Fair. DJ’s houses have been flooded and battered and many are just getting their power back now – and many are still in darkness, without light, heat or any means of leaving. The station is really in need of your support, being listener funded – the running costs for the station are just under 2 million dollars a year – it’s a big set up, and as of the last week we’re running on reserves of the reserves of the reserves.
Station Manager Ken Freedman will do a State of the Station report this Wednesday 4th November, but in the meantime here’s a sort of State of the Station with Prog Rock and Psychoanalysis with Ken and Clay Pigeon.
http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/48009
Please help the station – you can even get a t-shirt, DJ premium CD (and other items)… thanks.
Genre Collage – live on the internet and radio
Wednesday 4th May 2011 on WFMU at 11am, NY time
(broadcasting at 91.1 fm in New York, at 90.1 fm in the Hudson Valley, US)
and on WFMU.org
People Like Us will be performing a live video/audio feed of their current concert “Genre Collage” on Ken’s show on WFMU on the above date.
Ken’s show runs from 9am-noon NY time (that’s 2pm-5pm UK time) – and you can check Ken’s playlists and archives at www.wfmu.org/playlists/KF
Vicki co-hosted with Ken recently for the WFMU 2011 Marathon.
DO or DIY with People Like Us will fill in for Ken on Wednesday, December 29th, 9am – Noon on WFMU, NY time. That is 2-5pm UK time.
This time around, the special guests returning to the mic will be Aunty Pat & Aunty Ellen.
http://www.wfmu.org/upcoming/fillins
DO or DIY will be broadcasting our first 2010 show – to fill in for Ken on WFMU on Wednesday 7th April!
We’ll be doing a three hour show from 9-noon NY time (which is 2-5pm UK time).
You can tune in in many different ways at WFMU – as usual we will be doing a live playlist throughout the show.
Tune in to the archive of the show afterwards at http://www.wfmu.org/peoplelikeus
People Like Us have remixed John Cage’s legendary 4:33 (Live at the Barbican) down to one minute, the concept being WFMU’s Ken Freedman’s, who is hosting a one minute remix song contest at the WFMU blog
4:33 Live At The Barbican
For more Cage related People Like Us remixes, take a listen to Cage Silenced!
Here’s something from a Premium CD for Ken Freedman’s WFMU show, 2005 – all in the concept of Beatles mashups… we made the cover for the CD too!
Here’s some live video of a special concert People Like Us performed at the WFMU record fair. For those of you who have never been there, it’s the time of year, one of many that all DJs and volunteers do their best not only to raise money for the station but have a great time at the same time.
Live at the WFMU Record Fair (2003), shot by Corey Smith. The work has been carefully constructed using industrial and documentary film footage from 1940-1975.
Here’s a track by People Like Us from a Premium CD for Ken Freedman’s WFMU show) – 2003