Winnie Stack and Christine Covode of the sketch group Sleepover join Colb in the studio to prep the audience for a tasty Thanksgiving treat. Topics include: the mystery Netflix movie that made Winnie cry (Nyad, it was Nyad), internet anxiety, karaoke etiquette, and more! Plus, a call from Tess from Chicago who seems baffled by the very idea of a radio show! The CDF hot streak cannot be stopped!

Clear the Dance Floor airs every Sunday at 4 on Radio Free Brooklyn. Listen live at radiofreebrooklyn.org or on the Radio Free Brooklyn app.

Theme music by James Cross

Artwork by Amir Khan

Comedian Kevin O'Brien joins Colb in the studio to pay homage to the medium of radio itself. They talk college radio shows, drinking mores, moving to New York, stand up comedy, the time Tom Scharpling yelled at Kevin on The Best Show, and more, before finally admitting that at the end of the day, they just want to be free.

Clear the Dance Floor airs every Sunday afternoon at 4 on Radio Free Brooklyn. Listen live at radiofreebrooklyn.org or on the RFB mobile app.

Comedian Sylvie Borschel joins Colb in the studio to submit to his incessant questioning about her days as a blackjack dealer at a casino outside of Philadelphia. Topics include why craps is a perfect game, the camaraderie among the other employees, and player dos and don'ts. We also squeeze in a little diversion about Sylvie's move to New York, her experience doing improv and performing characters, and what she's got coming up. A fantastic ep!

Clear the Dance Floor airs every Sunday afternoon at 4 on Radio Free Brooklyn. Listen live at radiofreebrooklyn.org or the RFB mobile app.

Theme music by Ex-Husband.

Logo design by Amir Khan.

Comedian Dan Moore joins Colb in the studio to cover a whole host of topics, from the annals of mid-00's MTV to his days as a middle school substitute teacher, during which he scandalized one of his students! Colb can't stop laughing during the Surreal World segment! Akmal Tajihan joins by phone for most of the episode! This is what we in the biz call, "a very good episode."

Clear the Dance Floor airs every Sunday afternoon at 4 on Radio Free Brooklyn. Listen live at radiofreebrooklyn.org or the RFB mobile app.

Theme music by Ex-Husband

Brooklyn Comedy Collective Managing Director, improviser extraordinaire, and upcoming New York Comedy Festival performer Julian Hernandez visits Colb in the studio to talk ALL KINDS of things: his approach to his latest solo show, whether or not the movie BIRDMAN holds up, and of course, the writings of French philosopher Jean Baudrillard! Plus, a call from MATT STRICKLAND to report on the WFMU Record Fair, memorable concert interactions, and more! A very good episode!

'Clear the Dance Floor' airs every Sunday afternoon at 4 on Radio Free Brooklyn. Listen live at radiofreebrooklyn.org on the RFB mobile app.

Colb welcomes comedian Emma Rodgers back to the show to celebrate the end of the Writers' Strike and finally promote some of the exciting new projects they've had in the can this whole time. They also talk radio legend Casey Kasem, how good How To with John Wilson is, and Emma takes the show right into the gutter with her disgusting bathroom talk!

Plus, new bed music from Ex-Husband, aka James Cross, and the new song "Can't Help It" from indie pop sensation.

Clear the Dance Floor airs every Sunday afternoon at 4 on Radio Free Brooklyn. Listen live at radiofreebrooklyn.org or the RFB mobile app.

Improviser, cinephile, filmmaker and more, Patrick Keene, calls in to help Colb celebrate the 25th anniversary of the year 1998. What begins as an attempt to take a holistic look at the culture of that year (Clinton impeached! Michael Jordan's second three-peat! Seinfeld ends!) descends into a conversation about movies exclusively, including Hollywood's take on Godzilla, Armageddon vs. Deep Impact, the number of disaster movies and comedies in the Box Office Top 10, the lingering impact of deeper cuts like Jackie Brown, The Big Lebowski, and Out of Sight, Saving Private Ryan's loss at the Oscars to Shakespeare in Love, and so much more!

Clear the Dance Floor airs every Sunday afternoon at 4 on Radio Free Brooklyn. Listen live at radiofreebrooklyn.org or on the RFB mobile app.

Colb welcomes writer and Buffalo Tom guitarist Bill Janovitz to the airwaves to discuss his fantastic new book, Leon Russell: The Master of Space and Time's Journey Through Rock and Roll History. They talk about the music scene in LA in the 60s, Leon Russell's rise to stardom as a solo artist, recording with such artists as The Rolling Stones, the Beach Boys, and Bob Dylan, and the Elton John collaboration that led to his late-career renaissance.

Bill's book is available here.

Clear the Dance Floor airs every Sunday afternoon at 4 on Radio Free Brooklyn. Listen live at radiofreebrooklyn.org or on the RFB mobile app.

Colb welcomes Kevin Bauer and Tim Keck, the hosts of the Nerdy for 30 podcast, to celebrate the life of Jimmy Buffett, talk Barbie and Oppenheimer (now that Colb has finally seen both), and capitalize on Tim and Kevin's nerd movie knowledge by taking standalone movies like Hereditary, The Witch, and Elvis and transforming them into big budget franchises.

Clear the Dance Floor airs every Sunday afternoon at 4 on Radio Free Brooklyn. Listen live at radiofreebrooklyn.org or the RFB mobile app.

Sara Hennessey and Rachel Coster, hosts of the podcast Epic Lyfe, join Colb live in the studio, and the callers can't get enough! Comedians Whitley Watson and Akmal Tajihan call in to talk summer barbecues, celebrity sightings at restaurants, Labor Day Weekend, Colb's trip to see Bruce Springsteen at MetLife Stadium (and Little Steven's show-stealing moment), earnest mantras, and so much more! Plus, a surprise call from Colby's Grandma, who recounts her canoe trip with the actor George Raft! An instant classic!

Clear the Dance Floor airs every Sunday afternoon at 4 on Radio Free Brooklyn. Listen live at radiofreebrooklyn.org or on the RFB mobile app.