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WFMU now has its own late-night talk and variety show! Get ready for a wild ride every week with *Bob Barth's ONE NIGHT STAND*. This isn't just any radio show—it's your late-night rendezvous with the best tunes, the most fascinating guests, and the kind of witty banter that makes you feel like you're sharing a secret with the universe.

Chock full of celebrity guests from musicians to actors, screenwriters, directors, comics, and everything in between, Bob Barth dives into the worlds of film, TV, theatre, music, comedy, and more. He brings you an eclectic mix that will have your feet tapping, your mind racing, and your soul singing. With exciting concert coverage and in-depth conversations, you never know who might drop by.

Past guests include The Avett Brothers, Tim Robbins, Belle & Sebastian, The Magnetic Fields, M. Ward, Real Estate, MxPx, Me First & The Gimme Gimmes, Christopher Sieber, Soul Asylum, Palehound, LP, The Milk Carton Kids, Bethany Cosentino, Styx, Jess Williamson, Chicago, and They Might Be Giants.

Whether you're a night owl, an insomniac, or just someone looking for a good time, Bob's got you covered. Tune in, turn up the volume, and let Bob Barth take you on a musical adventure that's as unpredictable as your favorite one-night stand. Only on WFMU—where the night never ends and the good vibes keep coming.

Thursday 10pm - 2am (EST) | On WFMU's Sheena's Jungle Room
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Upcoming events:

Thu. Nov 14th, 10pm - 2am: The Day of the Jackal! The Groundlings! Fiddler on the Roof! The Psychedelic Furs! The Jesus & Mary Chain (More info...)
Sat. Nov 30th, 5pm - 9pm: Special Saturday Show this week!

Favoriting August 10, 2023: Bob chats with Christine Heesun Hwang currently starring as Eponine in the National Tour of Les Misérables and much more!!
On this week's show: Bob talks with Christine Heesun Hwang (Eponine) as the National Tour of Les Misérables begins its run at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood. Next, Bob sits down with Tom McGowan, Angela Pierce and Ruibo Qian currently starring in the Old Globe Theatre's hilarious production of The Merry Wives of Windsor in San Diego. Finally, Jennifer joins Bob as they take in The Groundlings hysterical new sketch show Chet Groundlings, A Friend Of Your Father.

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Bob Barth  I Don't Wanna Go On With You Like That   Favoriting
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Bob Barth's ONE NIGHT STAND  Theme Song   Favoriting
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Mammoth WVH  Another Celebration At The End Of The World   Favoriting
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Jean Stapleton & Carroll O'Connor  TV TIME: All in the Family: season 5 (74) "Those Were the Days"   Favoriting
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Roger Kellaway  Remembering You   Favoriting
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Elvis Presley With The Jordanaires  True Love   Favoriting
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Benny Goodman  Intermezzo   Favoriting
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Danny Elfman  GOING TO THE MOVIES: CHICAGO (2002) Score Selection   Favoriting
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Catherine Zeta-Jones, Susan Misner, Diedre Goodwin, Denise Faye, Ekaterina Chtchelkanova, Mya Harrison & Taye Diggs  Cell Block Tango   Favoriting
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Charles Albertine  The Long Ships   Favoriting
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Bob Barth  WE ARE ON A BREAK   Favoriting
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Les Misérables Hollywood Pantages Theatre until 9/10
Cameron Mackintosh, Alain Boublil & Claude-Michel Schönberg  Les Misérables, North American National Tour   Favoriting
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Christine Heesun Hwang  The Interview   Favoriting
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The Les Misérables 2010 Company  One Day More   Favoriting
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Christine Heesun Hwang  The Interview   Favoriting
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Karen Murphy & ensemble  excerpt - More Miserable Sequence: Medley "Forbidden Broadway"   Favoriting
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Christine Heesun Hwang  The Interview   Favoriting
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The Les Misérables 2010 Company  At The End Of The Day   Favoriting
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Christine Heesun Hwang  The Interview   Favoriting
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John Owen-Jones  Valjean's Soliloquy   Favoriting
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Christine Heesun Hwang  The Interview   Favoriting
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Earl Carpenter  Javert's Soliloquy   Favoriting
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Christine Heesun Hwang  The Interview   Favoriting
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Rosalind James & Gareth Gates  A Little Fall Of Rain   Favoriting
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Christine Heesun Hwang  The Interview   Favoriting   1:33:07 (Pop-up)
Rosalind James  On My Own   Favoriting   1:36:03 (Pop-up)
Christine Heesun Hwang  The Interview   Favoriting   1:39:24 (Pop-up)
The Les Misérables 2010 Company  excerpt - Epilogue   Favoriting   1:44:43 (Pop-up)
Bob Barth  The Review   Favoriting   1:46:41 (Pop-up)
 
 
The Merry Wives of Windsor The Old Globe Theatre until 9/3
The Contours  Do You Love Me   Favoriting
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Tom McGowan, Angela Pierce and Ruibo Qian  The Interview   Favoriting
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Bill Haley & His Comets  Rock Around The Clock   Favoriting
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Tom McGowan, Angela Pierce and Ruibo Qian  The Interview   Favoriting
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Bobby Darin  Dream Lover   Favoriting
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Tom McGowan, Angela Pierce and Ruibo Qian  The Interview   Favoriting
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Dion and the Belmonts  Teenager In Love   Favoriting
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Tom McGowan, Angela Pierce and Ruibo Qian  The Interview   Favoriting
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Bert Convy  The Monster Hop   Favoriting
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Chet Groundlings, A Friend of Your Father The Groundlings until 9/2
The Cast  Chet Groundlings, A Friend of Your Father   Favoriting
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Doechii Featuring Kodak Black  What It Is (Block Boy)   Favoriting
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Gotti Mob  Move Nice   Favoriting
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Natasha Leggero  Phonebooks   Favoriting
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Beabadoobee  The Perfect Pair   Favoriting
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Shayna Steele  Gold Dust Woman   Favoriting
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Bob Barth  Magic Mirror / Goodbye Everybody, Goodbye   Favoriting
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DREW HOLCOMB AND THE NEIGHBORS  Possibility   Favoriting
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Listener comments!

Avatar 10:05pm
Mr Fab:

Hey Bob!

Groundlings = comedy LEGEND
Avatar 10:09pm
Mr Fab:

I really was LOL-ing out loud to that story! Wow. I’ll never complain about my dog again.
Avatar 10:12pm
Bob Barth:

ha. Yeah! She has no appreciation for the fact that i saved her LIFE!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:13pm
DJ Babs:

Great singing tonight Bob!
Avatar 10:13pm
Bob Barth:

↳ DJ Babs @10:13
You are VERY kind.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:15pm
DJ Babs:

I love singing on air lol I sneak it in whenever I can
Avatar 10:18pm
Bob Barth:

↳ DJ Babs @10:15
We gotta figure out how to pull of the Sheena's Jungle Room HOUSE BAND!
Avatar 10:23pm
Bob Barth:

If I'm standing behind these idiots I'm losing my mind.
Avatar 10:26pm
Mr Fab:

Edith Bunker pioneered that high screechy heavy metal voice.
Avatar 10:26pm
Bob Barth:

↳ Mr Fab @10:26
lol - i love that!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:29pm
Derek Westerholm:

All In The Family, such an important show, really...
Avatar 10:30pm
Bob Barth:

↳ Derek Westerholm @10:29
Amen. Not sure you could make it today.
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:30pm
Derek Westerholm:

Nicely put together, B.B.!
Avatar 10:31pm
Mr Fab:

This piano is downright jolly. Jaunty, even!
Avatar 10:31pm
Bob Barth:

↳ Derek Westerholm @10:30
thanks!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:32pm
Derek Westerholm:

↳ Bob Barth @10:30
Not exactly, but it was subversive, in a way that was important for the time... And pushed boundaries (in a good way) that the networks would not want to touch in times that preceded it.
Avatar 10:34pm
Bob Barth:

↳ Derek Westerholm @10:32
And yet I'd argue it plays even better today then when it first aired.
Avatar 10:40pm
Mr Fab:

↳ Song: "GOING TO THE MOVIES: CHICAGO (2002) Score Selecti...
would not have occured to me to get Danny Elfman for a period piece. He's always the go-to guy for "wacky." But this works a treat.
Avatar 10:45pm
Bob Barth:

↳ Mr Fab @10:40
I'd imagine he had fun writing in someone else's "voice"
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:55pm
MHLee:

Hello. Just finished my show for tomorrow. Ready to drop out
Avatar Swag For Life Member 10:56pm
MHLee:

and tune in that is
Avatar 10:58pm
Mr Fab:

↳ MHLee @10:55
Looking forward to checking out the archive tomorrow!
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Mr Fab:

↳ MHLee @10:55
btw, have you checked out our new-ish show here on Sheena's, "Vortex of Chaos"? It's ostensibly a metal show, but it gets pretty dungeon synth-y.
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MHLee:

↳ Mr Fab @11:01
I have not, my schedule is about to shift a lot as I teach so I can certainly take a look... and dungeonsynth has so much metal in it's DNA....
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MHLee:

Though I must say I've never been a metal head... my forays into dungeonsynth began with me needing ambient enough to replace the background music in the game I was playing
  11:32pm
Erik (VT):

Is it Rosalind James that has a touch of a Kate Bush quality ?
Avatar 11:32pm
Bob Barth:

↳ Erik (VT) @11:32
I hear that, sure.
  11:55pm
Erik (VT):

This is such a Fun way to learn more about our national ‘bigger’ regional theatre scene. Although I’m utterly theater oriented person - the big musical is not really in my wheelhouse … yet I really appreciate this ear opening opportunity !
- Your bringing us something unique and special.
I will keep listening & learning.
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Bob Barth:

↳ Erik (VT) @11:55
Dude! Thank you. That means a lot.
  12:05am
Erik (VT):

Shoulder rubbing hob-nob theatre geek alert 🚨 ahead:
Oh - speaking of Frazier … I met & shook John Mahoney’s hand & got to tell him how much i loved his stage vibe and gruff voice. Saw him at a NY theatre workshop / read-thru. Also featuring Tyne Daly & other goodies I don’t recall now.
The 2 very memorable Mahoney shows I saw were the stellar “House of Blue Leaves” & the stunning Steppenwolf production of “Orphans” (both so darn good) A young burgeoning Ben Stiller in small role in the John Guare play, as well as the unforgettable Swoosie Kurtz. And Orphans was powerfully directed by Gary Sinise and co-starred Kevin Anderson & Terry Kinney.
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Bob Barth:

↳ Erik (VT) @12:05
Wow! You saw theatre history.
  12:19am
Erik (VT):

One of my biggest theatrical regrets; is not getting off my butt quickly to get early tickets to that infamous Waiting for GODOT featuring Robin Williams, Steve Martin, Bill freakin’ Irwin (my hero!) & F.Murray Abraham(?)….If I recall correctly. For awhile, before all the reviews kicked-in, tickets were available. But not for long. Sigh. Oh well. Wasn’t that production recorded for TV - PBS’s American Playhouse or Something ?!
FYI: One can see “House of Blue Leaves” that way !
And Bill Irwin’s jaw-droppingly brilliant “The Regard of Flight” (1982)
  12:21am
Erik (VT):

PBS’s “American Playhouse”: wiki says it ran from 1982 to 1993 … so wish we still had something that great on PBS now !!!
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Mr Fab:

↳ Erik (VT) @12:19
Damn, that cast is crazy!

Never saw that, but I did see a production of the play Steve Martin wrote, Picasso at the Lapin Agile." Which was brilliant of course.
  12:28am
Erik (VT):

Nothing like “bad theatre” salvaged cleverly …often more memorable than “good plain theatre”.
Avatar 12:30am
Mr Fab:

↳ Erik (VT) @12:21
LA doesn't even have a PBS station anymore. KCET went independent years ago. They were like: we don't need money-making seminars and John Tesh concerts, we can do better ourselves.
  12:34am
Erik (VT):

@Mr Fab: I so wanted to see & attend the original
Steppenwolf production of Steve Martin’s “Picasso…”
Woulda Shoulda Coulda …. Sigh 😉
Avatar 12:38am
Bob Barth:

↳ Mr Fab @12:25
Yes! One of my favorites.
  12:56am
Erik (VT):

I highly recommend seeing the American Playhouse recording of Sam Shepherd’s “True West” 1984(?) derived from the powerful Gary Sinise & John Malkovich version. It was jaw-dropping theatre of its moment.
Of course, unfortunately diminished via a recording. Yet still so fascinating. I think it’s one of Shepherd’s greatest plays. Would love to have been paying attention to other following duos: Philip Seymour Hoffman & John C Riley; Ethan Hawk & Paul Dano.
  12:58am
Erik (VT):

Natasha L. Is so darn hilarious !!!
Love her. Reminds me to find more of her & other much needed laughs …
Avatar 1:02am
Bob Barth:

↳ Erik (VT) @12:58
Agreed - dangerously funny!
Avatar 1:04am
Mr Fab:

Bye, thanks for making unique radio for us, Bob!
Avatar 1:05am
Bob Barth:

↳ Mr Fab @1:04
I'll take it! Thank you sir!
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