The retro-inspired rock band, The Heavy Heavy, just released their debut LP, One of a Kind, and bandmates Georgie and Will sit down with WFUV’s Alisa Ali to talk about how they make every live performance just “a little bit more” for their growing global fanbase.

Songs: Happiness, Because You’re Mine and Cherry

Fran Healy, of the band Travis, plays an acoustic set in FUV’s Studio A and sits down with host Kara Manning to have a candid chat about songwriting, how personal challenges can inspire great music and he gives our listeners some reassuring advice: wait for your moment – it’s coming.

Songs: Bus, Naked In New York City and Sing

Vocal powerhouse Cassandra Lewis talks with WFUV’s Eric Holland about her new album, Lost In A Dream, how collaborating with other songwriters helped this record flourish and answers a handful of true or false questions about the more unconventional aspects of her life.

Songs: Some Kind Of Love, Lost in a Dream and So Bad

Brooklyn-based Indie Rock band OK Cowgirl sits down with their friend and FUV DJ, Sam Sumpter, to talk about their first record, Couldn’t Save Us From My Gut, and how listening to their intuition has helped them make this honest and authentic album.

Songs: Little Splinters, Mars Cheese Castle and On My Mind

Hannah Joy, Tim Fitz and Harry Day from the Australian band, Middle Kids, talk with WFUV’s Kara Manning about their new album, Faith Crisis Pt 1, what it was like to get vulnerable with their songwriting, how they collaborated to complete the album and whether or not there will be a Pt 2.

Songs: Dramamine, Bootleg Firecracker and Bend

WFUV’s Alisa Ali sits down with Lake Street Dive in Racket NYC’s greenroom ahead of their exclusive show for FUV Marquee Members to talk about their new album, Good Together, and how they rolled the Dungeons & Dragons dice to craft creative tracks for this album. Songs: Good Together, Walking Up Hill and Help Is On the Way

Long-time WFUV favorite Gary Clark Jr. sits down with host Eric Holland backstage at Radio City Music Hall ahead of his show to talk about his new album, JPEG Raw, what it was like to work with Stevie Wonder and how his relationship with his guitar has changed over the years.

Songs Courtesy of CBS Saturday Morning: This Is Who We Are, Triumph and Maktub

Quadruple threat singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer Brittany Davis chats with WFUV’s Meghan Offtermatt about their new album, Image Issues, and how important it is for listeners to hang up any preconceived notions that what they see is more important than what they hear.

Songs: So Fly, Lashes and Goons

Following the release of their new EP, SPACELUV, Philly-based band Snacktime sat down with WFUV host Alisa Ali to talk about how they got their start playing music for outdoor diners during the pandemic, their people-centric philosophy and where to eat in Philadelphia.

Songs: I DON’T GIVE A DAMN, SPACELUV and TOGETHER

Australian band, Girl And Girl, joins WFUV host Alisa Ali in the studio to play three songs from their debut record, Call A Doctor, and bandmates Kai James and his Aunty Liss talk about what it was like to buckle down and release this album after getting signed by Sub Pop Records.

Songs: Hello, Strangers and Call A Doctor