Colb holds auditions for listeners to become the show's new Loyal Caller, and the results go disastrously awry. Callers include Colin Melloy from the Decemberists and the famed Dr. Tuscaloosa from Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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

Improviser and cineaste Patrick Keene joins Colb in the studio to pick apart the latest iteration of Sight & Sound's list of the 250 greatest movies of all time, as chosen by the world's movie critics. They play a little round of "Too Low, Too High" for a handful of movies on the list, including much of the Top 10, and sound off on Chantel Ackerman, David Lynch, John Ford, Stanley Kubrick, Robert Altman, Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock, Wong Kar-Wai, Yasujirō Ozu, and many 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.

Colb assembles a crack team of experts in science, technology, and culture (James Dwyer, Akmal Tajihan, and Jenny Arimoto) for an in-depth conversation about the future and what it might look like. Among the topics discussed are the increasing prevalence of AI, the internet's undeniable staying power, how the shift to remote work has affected not only the global economy but also the individual office worker, how trends in fashion relate to changes in geopolitical power, the status of college campuses as a places for free and open discussion, 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.

Writer Dan Kolitz swings by the studio to sound off on a whole host of cultural topics, including Jonathan Franzen's famous essay that claimed Edith Wharton's writing was informed by how plain-looking she was, Elizabeth Hardwick's recent resurgence, Norman Mailer's advocacy for Jack Henry Abbott's release from prison, why we have friend groups in our 20s only to see them disappear in our 30s, Zoomers arguing about jazz, and so much more! One of the great episodes!

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.

Violet Lucca (Harper's, Film Comment) joins Colb in the studio to discuss a whole host of movie-mad topics, from the book she's writing about David Cronenberg to David Lynch and the 'Inland Empire' DVD extras to why she doesn't dig Pauline Kael to some favorite local spots for arthouse movies to how Orson Welles maybe invented the whole idea of the modern bohemian?? A jam-packed episode!

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 and podcaster Emma Rogers joins Colb in the studio for a wide-ranging convo that always seems to find its way back to the end of days. We talk fallout shelters, the traffic getting out of Brooklyn once the bombs start falling, and more! We also inadvertently coin a new sign-off for the show, and Emma dusts off her Natasha Lyonne impression to record a Patti Smith-style intro. A packed ep!

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.

Allison Rapp, assistant editor at UltimateClassicRock.com, joins Colb in the studio to talk the new Bob Dylan Center that opened in Tulsa last year, her trip to Dylan sites in Minnesota, her interviews with Heart's Ann Wilson, Peter Frampton, David Knopfler, and more! They also wonder aloud why this period in popular music remains so popular and why so many people in Brooklyn wear Rolling Stones t-shirts.

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.

Hallie Haas (Search Party, Comedy Central) joins Colb in the studio to spin a few yarns and show off her versatility as an actor. Through the power of hours-long YouTube background music compilations, they create a totally authentic Western scene, and a full-fledged fantasy epic that features time travel, a theater troupe, ancient Hungarian folk music, 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.

Maddie Whittle, Assistant Programmer at Film at Lincoln Center, returns to the Radio Free Brooklyn airwaves to weigh in on this year's Academy Awards, the widespread enthusiasm for movies like Top Gun: Maverick and Everything Everywhere All at Once, and why Decision to Leave may have been snubbed.

We also talk about the thriving rep cinema scene in New York and elsewhere, the upcoming series of Tod Browning films she co-programmed at Film at Lincoln Center, the ongoing debate about dine-in movie theaters, and of course, the master, Orson Welles.

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

Colb welcomes comedians-turned-musicians Erin Harland, Josh Nasser, and James Cross (aka "Ex-Husband") to talk songwriting, performing, mixing, and mastering, and of course, play some tunes.

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