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'''Now Hear This''' was a radio show created and produced by [[John Flansburgh]] that first aired after TMBG won a Grammy for "[[Boss Of Me]]" in [[2001]]. Flansburgh spun some of his favorite tracks, and some of those of his celebrity guests in a segment called ''Guilty Pleasure/Hidden Treasure''. Flansburgh also offered relevant musical criticism of today's popular music, as well as offering up some of what he thinks of as the best music made in the 20th Century. The show could be heard on [http://www.wnyc.org New York Public Radio WNYC]. Its theme song was "[[I Hear A New World]]", featuring [[Robin Goldwasser]].
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'''''Now Hear This''''' was a radio show created and hosted by [[John Flansburgh]]. The first episode aired on April 2, 2004, though it is no longer airing. Through the program, Flansburgh provided relevant musical criticism of today's popular music, in addition to offering up what he thought to be some of the best music made in the 20th century. The show aired on [http://www.wnyc.org New York Public Radio WNYC]. Its theme song was "[[I Hear A New World]]", featuring [[Robin Goldwasser]].
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Flansburgh spun some of his favorite tracks, and some of those of his celebrity guests in a segment called "Guilty Pleasure/Hidden Treasure". Flans would also interview musicians and host live performances. The show's second airing featured guest {{wp|David Byrne}} of {{wp|Talking Heads}}, with whom [[John Linnell]] [[Grown Backwards|had collaborated]].
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In 2020, Flansburgh started a new radio show, [[Low Stakes]] on WJFF, featuring more music instead of interviews. 
  
 
=== Credits ===
 
=== Credits ===
*[[John Flansburgh]] - Creator and Host
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*[[John Flansburgh]] - Creator and host
*Stacy Abramson - Executive Producer
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*Stacy Abramson - Executive producer
*Kerry Donahue - Senior Producer
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*Kerry Donahue - Senior producer
 
*Jocelyn Gonzales - Producer
 
*Jocelyn Gonzales - Producer
*Michael Raphael - Associate Producer
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*Michael Raphael - Associate producer
 
*Ed Haber - Engineer
 
*Ed Haber - Engineer
*Alyson Levy, Todd Barry and Andy Gensler - Additional help
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*Alyson Levy, Todd Barry, and Andy Gensler - Additional help
  
 
== External links ==
 
== External links ==
*[http://www.wnyc.org/shows/nht/ Description on WNYC.org]
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*[http://www.wnyc.org/shows/nht/ Description on WNYC.org] with several clips from 2 show dates.
*[http://www.wnyc.org/shows/nht/2004/apr/ Show archive on WNYC.org], featuring two episodes
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Latest revision as of 12:58, 4 September 2020

Now Hear This was a radio show created and hosted by John Flansburgh. The first episode aired on April 2, 2004, though it is no longer airing. Through the program, Flansburgh provided relevant musical criticism of today's popular music, in addition to offering up what he thought to be some of the best music made in the 20th century. The show aired on New York Public Radio WNYC. Its theme song was "I Hear A New World", featuring Robin Goldwasser.

Flansburgh spun some of his favorite tracks, and some of those of his celebrity guests in a segment called "Guilty Pleasure/Hidden Treasure". Flans would also interview musicians and host live performances. The show's second airing featured guest David Byrne of Talking Heads, with whom John Linnell had collaborated.

In 2020, Flansburgh started a new radio show, Low Stakes on WJFF, featuring more music instead of interviews.

Credits[edit]

  • John Flansburgh - Creator and host
  • Stacy Abramson - Executive producer
  • Kerry Donahue - Senior producer
  • Jocelyn Gonzales - Producer
  • Michael Raphael - Associate producer
  • Ed Haber - Engineer
  • Alyson Levy, Todd Barry, and Andy Gensler - Additional help

External links[edit]