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.

August 31, 2023: Bob chats with Robert Lamm of CHICAGO and so much more!!
On this week's show: Bob talks with songwriter, keyboardist, vocalist and founding member of the legendary band CHICAGO, Robert Lamm about their incredible recent performance at The Greek. Next we gain entry to Hollywood's Magic Castle to have an amazing conversation with illusionist and winner of The International Magicians Society's "Illusionist of the Decade" award, Norway's own, Alexx Alexxander. He's going to tell us all about his next fantastic feat that will take place right here in Hollywood. Then we are off to The Ford to take in the soulful sounds of Thee Sacred Souls. Finally Bob & Jackson take in an early work of Harold Pinter's, A Slight Ache currently on stage at The Odyssey Theatre.

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