
Free Form Freakout is a weekly radio show that plays a broad mix of popular and obscure music and produces bi-monthly podcasts focused on underground and experimental music.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 316 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Music | |||

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Two-hour playlists of exquisitely selected deep-deep-underground tracks, every other week--incredible. The host has a remarkably expansive and refined palette, and curates knockout mixes of everything from jangly alt-rock to cavernous ambient to far-out sound art. For adventurous listeners, it's hard to imagine something better than this. The show's website also hosts great content from a regular rotation of equally keen contributors.
This show is beautiful and weird in a beautifully midwestern American way: I love it.
This leaves you with a pile of new artists to explore and creates mushroom clouds of new ideas for your mind to welcome, excavate and navigate.
Great podcast. Thanks for taking the time to make this show.
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A weekly music program that spotlights underground and experimental sounds, with bi-monthly podcasts that curate a wide range of tracks—from post-punk and garage to ambient and sound art. Listeners can expect deep-dive host commentary, track-by-track context, and long-form mixes that emphasize DIY culture, regional scenes, and label histories. Notable is a strong community orientation, frequent live-in-studio influences, and a commitment to showcasing both new releases and archival gems across a global network of artists and labels.
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Free Form Freakout launched 12 years ago and published 316 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Free Form Freakout include:
1. Jim Blaha
2. Gerard Cosloy
3. Matt Reitz
4. Glenn Donaldson
5. Sam Richardson
6. Jim Strong
7. Chris Berry
8. Jimmy Joe Roche
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