14/59

14/59

Fridays 8:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Hosted by Joe Vincenza

14 tunes, 59 minutes is the premise for this program of eclectically selected music which knows no boundaries. Pop, world, acoustic, electric — a mix of songs you simply won't hear anywhere else on the radio (or anyplace else for that matter).

Latest Episodes

So long & thanks for all the fish

All good things (and some strange ones) come to pass. So it is here, as we present the finale of 14/59. It has been a pleasure, and we have boundless gratitude for you tuning in. Thanks
Running rabbits, sad summers and more this go round

Mollie Elizabeth's songs evoke the cinematic grandeur of midcentury jazz and pop, while slotting easily into the modern world. Based in the Pacific Northwest, the young singer/songwriter began releasing music in 2025. She leaned into her knack for delivering strong, catchy melodies with theatrical flair, especially on tracks like "Dog Eat Dog" and "Rabbit Run."
Ireland, Canada, California and so many more musical stops en route this week

Eleanor McEvoy achieved star status in Ireland in 1992 when her own song "Only A Woman's Heart" inspired the title for, and appeared on, the "A Woman's Heart" anthology album. It has since gone on to become the best selling album in Irish history. "A Woman's Heart" stayed in the Top 10 for over a year and still remains in the Irish charts to this day
The UK, The States, and a passel of Canadian artists for you this time

Bleach Lab is an alternative dream-pop and indie-rock four-piece band based in London and Brighton, England. Formed in 2017, the group blends nostalgic 1990s shoe-gaze soundscapes with emotional, confessional lyricism
Songs from Switzerland, Canada, NYC and so much more this week

Veronica Fusaro is a Swiss singer and songwriter. Her debut album All the Colors of the Sky, released in 2023, reached the fifth position on the Swiss Hitparade. She represented Switzerland in the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 with the song "Alice".
Sweden, Canada, Argentina and lots more stops this week

First Aid Kit is an acclaimed Swedish indie-folk duo formed in 2007 by sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg. Known for their lush vocal harmonies and Americana-inspired sound, they gained international fame with albums like The Lion's Roar (2012) and Stay Gold (2014), blending personal storytelling with traditional folk and country influences.
Spain, Australia, Canada, The States and more stops this week

Slow Leaves is the project of Winnipeg’s Grant Davidson. Awarded Western Canadian Music Awards Songwriter of the Year, his folk and psych-rock inclinations though rooted in finger picking songwriter of the past, roam freely in today’s post-genre landscape. On his newest release and sixth Slow Leaves album of new material, The Ruins of Things Unfinished, Davidson explores his thoughts on ambition and the long setting sun of a life dedicated to art and family
We're watching the moves, irregular and otherwise this time around

The Claudettes is an American blues, rock and pop group, which formed in 2010. They are led by Johnny Iguana, and although the combo has had a changing line-up since its inception, they have released six albums to date with their newest "Garage Glamour" released in 2026
We're celebrating our musical independence this week with sounds from all over

Lena Jonsson is one of Scandinavia’s most acclaimed folk fiddlers, celebrated for combining deep-rooted traditional Swedish folk music with elements of rock, pop, jazz, and bluegrass. Her virtuosic playing, youthful energy, and charismatic stage presence have earned her multiple Swedish Grammis and global tours
This week we want you to get off your phone - unless you're using it to listen to WUWF, then that's OK

Since his arrival in the late-'70s, Joe Jackson has remained one of Britain's most consistently adventurous and unpredictable talents, pivoting from the smart new wave of his early days into an ever-evolving cocktail that includes jazz, pop, Latin, and even classical