The Radio Free Brooklyn stream picks up an alternate universe, in which Colb reads a selection of his recent essays. Topics include a 2012 trip to the Museum of Modern Art to see 1977's The Spy Who Loved Me on the big screen, what Nick Pinkerton's book on Goodbye, Dragon Inn gets right about visits to the cinema and the life of the street, the unexpected fact that Norman Mailer and Joan Didion saw eye to eye on how the American West ought to be depicted in literature, some stray thoughts about Emma Cline's new novel, The Guest, and 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 comedian and fellow Dylan fanatic Ryan Ciecwisz to the show to count down some of Bob's strangest turns of phrase.

Plus, Art Pepsicola (Tim Keck) calls in to report on the ongoing Edinburgh Fringe Festival, including his one-man show "My First (and Last) Haircut."

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.

Character comedian extraordinaire Haley Hepworth joins Colb in the studio to talk all things summer, including beach vs. pool, park hangs, amusement parks, Coney Island, Disney World, Disneyland, big outdoor concerts, and more!

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

Colb celebrates his birthday live on the air by talking Barbenheimer with Tim Keck (Nerdy for 30). The lack of calls is disgraceful, not that Tim and Colb need any help in that department. Colb accuses the audience of sucking and being bad.

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

Colb welcomes writer Ray Padgett to the show to talk about his new book, Pledging My Time: Interviews with Bob Dylan Band Members.

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Flagging Down the Double E's, Ray's Substack: https://dylanlive.substack.com/

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

Carolyn Egan (UCB) joins Colb in the studio to welcome the show back from its two-week vacation and guide beleaguered listeners through their lonely summer weekends.

Plus, the debut of the new segment "Bob Dylan Sings Karaoke Now, in 2023," the return of the spoken word intro, and a call from a source deep in Hollywood with insider access to the drama at Turner Classic Movies, and how Discovery executives are fending off Spielberg, Scorsese, PTA, and more.

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

Comedian Chloe Troast joins Colb in the studio to turn her weekly stand-up show Cherry into, naturally, a baking show. They also talk hellish voiceover classes, the new Clear the Dance Floor guest questionnaire, and more! Plus, they field a call from Jonny Sports, the Radio Free Brooklyn Sports Correspondent!

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

The wonderful Lili Anolik, author of Hollywood's Eve, host of Once Upon a Time at Bennington College, and writer of so many terrific pieces, joins Colb in the studio to talk about, well, a whole lot! They cover Lili's friendship with Bret Easton Ellis and how the Bennington College podcast came to be, her ongoing updates to her book about Eve Babitz, taking her 8- and 10-year-old kids to see Mulholland Drive at the IFC Center, what was missing from Twin Peaks: The Return, the time Lili spent with Pauline Kael shortly before the latter died, her favorite Dave Hickey essays, and so much more!

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

Comedian and photographer Matt Strickland (@fotobrood on Instagram) joins Colb in the studio to talk STUFF. You know, like DVDs, CDs, records, and the like--all the crap that fills our houses but that we love nonetheless. Together, Matt and Colb discuss the self-destructive joys of collecting, the brief moment in time where DVDs were double-sided, how often they actually put on the records that they buy (not often at all), and more.

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

Colby welcomes comedian Tim Keck (Nerdy for 30) back to the studio to revive one of their favorite formats: The Overtime Show, where they talk about sports, e-sports, and the role of art in society. Topics include an NBA Playoffs check-in, as the East and West find their way to the finals, the impending release of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and media's celebration of the franchise's legacy, and art critic Dave Hickey's criticism of such arts institutions as graduate programs and the NEA.

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