A couple of years ago, Madison-based comedian and musician Nate Bjork released Bridge Party, an entire album of songs inspired by the three-season TV adaptation of Stephen King's Under The Dome. Bjork spoke with Scott about how he got started on this whole project, and what's kept him going. We also discussed his habit of using Internet jukeboxes to torment bar patrons.

Mixed-media artist Floor van de Velde discusses her exhibit "Luminous Scores," which is on permanent display at the Madison Science Museum.

As the year ends, we look back on our favorite Tone Madison podcast moments from 2016.

Four Tone Madison writers discuss their favorite Madison music of 2016, and the challenges of narrowing it down for our year-end best-of coverage.

Madison-based jazz bassist Ben Ferris talks about his quintet's first album, "Home," which they'll celebrate with a December 16 show at Crescendo.

Artist and UW-Madison professor Helen Lee joins us this week to discuss her neon piece "OMG," which is currently on display in the Wisconsin Triennial at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art.

Emily Mills leads a panel discussion about harassment in Madison's music community and how people are trying to create better experiences for marginalized people.

From the album "A Tighter Knot." Read our story this week: goo.gl/gv53id

From the album "A Tighter Knot." Read our story this week: goo.gl/gv53id

DJ and party organizer @lauren-franchi talks with us about her experiences creating safe-space dance nights in Madison.