Wouldn't you like to know? Well then listen. Marvels await, artificial or not.

Music - real or otherwise - ready for a new school year and such... Plus a little homage to Steely Dan's Walter Becker who passed away September 3rd, 2017.

Many recently released music.

It's becoming harder each week to draw a line between the original and it's AI copy. So this is the road we're heading down. Doesn't bode well for the human race but in the meantime we can enjoy the freedom to listen to a variety of delicious music on WUSB. This might be program #416 in case you were keeping score.

It's been very muggy and hot in these parts so that usually fries my mind and shows like this happen. Goodbye Bob Newhart - hello AI. It iz what it iz.

A tribute to the late great Martin Mull. Ringo turns 84 and various AI collaborations abound.

More A.I. compositions and a small tribute to Paul McCartney who turned 82 this June 18th.

A.I. music creation is here to stay. So why not learn to live with it? Clam Radio has.

Artificial Intelligence is here to stay. As if there was any doubt. New songs from an alternate reality. Old songs from this reality that very rarely ever get air play. As if there was any doubt.

Instead of fighting it, Clam Radio is working with A.I. audio. The times they are changing exponentially. Can ya dig it?

Various songs and instrumentals for your dining and showering pleasure.

Fill In by Mr. Edison

Spring Radiothon is among us so there's that, and some new music from Peter Kearns and Massimo Giuntoli so there's that, and of course a variety of other types of audio entertainment as only found on Clam Radio so there's that.

A little homage to Eric Carmen plus a few new songs from listeners out there, a little fusion and more songs of quality.

March for March. It's that simple.

February is a cold month for Clam Radio. Some Birthday wishes to warm things up. Just one of those things. It'll pass.

Some old. Some new. Does it matter? Just listen. Or not.

A few new songs,some 'In memory of the passing of dedications", Lennon and McCartney songs that were given to other artists and various prog. rock instrumentals. In general, an enjoyable show with nothing in particularly ground breaking up our dress.

My mother passed away on 12/29/23. This show is dedicated to her. The songs chosen here were some of the ones she'd always be singing around the house or listened to while she was painting, creating jewelry or constructing her intricate dioramas. I will miss her.