

On a fractured scene for which the go-to metaphor has always been a crab bucket, On&On was a uniter with friends on all sides.
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Written by CHRIS FARAONE Filed Under: COLUMNS, MUSIC
On a fractured scene for which the go-to metaphor has always been a crab bucket, On&On was a uniter with friends on all sides.
Written by STEPHEN PROVIZER Filed Under: FEATURES, MUSIC, Non-fiction
I’m here to remind that the radio dial in Boston still offers a cornucopia of sounds known and unknown, music that is often deftly curated by musically obsessed volunteer disc jockeys at college stations. With the possible exception of the Bay Area, we have the best and most unique radio dial in the country.
Written by CHRIS FARAONE Filed Under: COLUMNS, Dear Reader, Media Farm
In the past two weeks alone, the Dig has been excited to see several stories that we first dug into, in some cases with help from the Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism, that have since been picked up by the larger mainstream media.
Written by NINA CORCORAN Filed Under: MUSIC
Help keep multi-generational radio on air as it moves to a dial near you.
Written by BASIM USMANI Filed Under: FEATURES, Non-fiction
For people who are just starting in the Commonwealth, unlicensed frequencies offer programming that can’t be found elsewhere on the dial.
Written by MARTIN CABALLERO Filed Under: MUSIC
Considering the positively Kafka-esque bureaucratic process of licenses, permits, approvals and overall palm-greasing needed to open a new music venue anywhere in the Boston area, we’ve learned not to believe anything actually exists until we can actually spill a beer on the floor. But consider ... read more
Written by NINA CORCORAN Filed Under: COLUMNS, Run For Cover
Friendly Fires made “I’m Good, I’m Gone” a sultry dance track to end your evening on the perfect note. Make sure to use it as such.