Boneapart and Yulia conclude their monthlong examination of Rights and Responsibilities with a discussion around Civic Duty as seen through the lens of 100+ year old songs.

Boneapart and Yulia continue their reflections on rights and obligations with a discuss of Women's and Universal Suffrage as seen through the lens of three songs over 100 years old.

Join Boneapart and Yulia this week as they play, and discuss, three songs based on the concept of rights and human rights.

Boneapart and Yulia ring in the New Year with an American History inspired Three Tune Tuesday. Come listen, laugh, learn, and enjoy some old music with them.

It was New Years Eve! Boneapart and Yulia had a live show. This is it!

It's Christmas Eve! Come have a listen as Boneapart and Yulia play some classic Christmas tunes.

This week on Three Tune Tuesday, we’re celebrating the magic of Christmas with a festive selection of vintage recordings from the early 20th century. Featuring the elegant charm of Marek Weber Trio’s Song of Christmas, the lively medley of Christmas Gems by The Black Diamonds Band, and the serene beauty of Robert Gayler’s Christmas Bells, this episode takes you on a nostalgic journey through the sounds of the season. Along the way, we explore the historical and cultural significance of these recordings, reflecting on how they brought families and communities together during the holidays. From joyful melodies to peaceful reflections, this special episode captures the timeless essence of Christmas past.

This week's Yule-themed episode of Three Tune Tuesday invites listeners on a magical journey into the traditions and spirit of Yule, illuminated through the enchanting melodies of the acoustic era. Hosted by Boneapart in his digital cottage by the hearth, the episode explores themes of light, renewal, and togetherness through three carefully curated songs: Fred Douglas's celestial Aurora Borealis (1921), Gustav Lange’s serene Pure as Snow (1913), and the harmonious Yule-ride Echoes (1923) by the Holy Trinity Male Quartette. As these timeless tunes crackle to life, Boneapart masterfully weaves their historical and cultural significance into the rich tapestry of Yule celebrations, creating an immersive and heartwarming experience.

In this week’s special holiday episode of Three Tune Tuesday, we take you on a nostalgic journey through A Wax Cylinder Christmas, celebrating the festive sounds of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Featuring three enchanting recordings—Frank S. Mazziotta’s lively piccolo performance of "Sleighride" (1898), the Nebe-Quartett’s harmonious "Christmas Carol Medley" (1910), and Albert Quesnel’s heartfelt rendition of "Cantique de Noel" (1914)—this episode brings the joy and wonder of vintage holiday music to life. With historical insights and the warmth of timeless traditions, it’s a perfect way to relive the magic of Christmas past.

Step back in time with this week’s Three Tune Tuesday as we explore the Songs of the Stage—the music that captivated audiences in vaudeville halls, theaters, and beyond during the early 20th century. From the ragtime humor of "Hello! Ma Baby" to the nostalgic charm of "In the Good Old Summertime" and the bittersweet beauty of "My Gal Sal," this episode celebrates the magic of live performance and the innovations that brought it into homes through early recording technology. Join host Boneapart for a journey through history, culture, and timeless melodies that defined an era.