Don’t ask, just listen.

An eclectic mix of pop, rock, montage and kitchen sink. 2021 is here and it’s not a pretty picture.

Last program of 2020 somehow.

First hour: a subconscious mix of stuff. The second hour just some Christmas favorites.

An homage to Frank Zappa mostly through other artists interpretations of his varied musical compositions and songs.h

Songs of futility, punky desperation and surreal esoteric humor coming at you at 90.1 miles a second. Not sorry.

The 5th of November means it's time to explode your political anxiety and fill that hole up with some tasty sound patterns to keep you regular.

Some jazz, some medical humor, some things that go bump in the day.

Some new, some old but new, some old and still old. Does it matter? It's Clam Radio. It's what we don't play that counts.

Today's program is hosted by none other than Father Flash! He's got some new music from Marci Geller and other stuff he knows you've probably never heard before.

Quirky songs and various movie dialog from some of my favorite movies.
Note: Zappa's Roxy & Elsewhere released on this date in 1974!

Another Clam Radio Playlist in August to buzz by...

More snarky and subtle themes run through out. But you don't care. You're too busy trying to get through to PSEG and Optimum. Good luck with that. It's gonna be another hot one today.

Still waiting to come back to the studio. Soon. The music isn't gonna wait for anything.

Some new, some re-imagined tunes and part two of "Artists I've had to pleasure to work with".

July 1st Music - which means nothing but is fun to listen to.

Clam Radio celebrates Paul McCartney's 78th birthday.

Today on Clam Radio I play music from an assortment of artists I've had the privilege to work with over the years.

Day after Mom's 91st and we're playing all her favorites. Not!

Still on lock down.