Here's the Tower

In this audio postcard, you'll hear Mike Stevens, the musical director of Jeff Lynne's ELO, introducing some of the 13 people on stage at the Ziggo Dome in Amsterdam.

In this high-fidelity, stereophonic audio postcard, the listener is transported to a Stockholm suburb to hear me washing the dishes.

Heads up. Phones down. It's the dope jam that's sweeping the sidewalks.

Frances Davidson is a professional psychic and she is expecting your call.

In a special extended episode, the members of the Metroschifter discuss their top 15 favorite albums of all time.

Baseball Simulator plays random phrases from baseball games and looks like a real radio. No one will ever know you're not actually listening to a game.

This week's episode is intended for immature audiences only. If there are adults in the room, please ask them to step outside for a minute.

It has been brought to my attention that the Quindar tones known as NASA beeps are not what I thought they were. I apologize for that and I will do better.

Here's the Tower presents its first quarter results for fiscal 2019 as user engagement continues to be a challenge in the one-minute audio adventure marketplace.

Here's the Tower has obtained an exclusive excerpt from law enforcement's controversial interrogation tape. Was Frank Davidson coerced as he confessed to a heinous microaggression?

Some bizdev bros in the Valley have come up with a simple app that gives you a totally cool and fun way to plan your own funeral.

Most people don't have three hands, if only because of the outrageous number of fingers that would entail, but such a set is required to play this song.

Radio host Leonard Davidson welcomes you back to his call-in program that lets listeners discuss all things related to the time between day and night.

Perhaps it's no secret that the rhythms and melodies in a lot of television theme songs are based on the names of the shows.

The public transit in Stockholm is pretty great, but every once in a while I end up in a bus that is screaming for mercy. This bus from Gullmarsplan to Norra Sköndal is one such bus.

In this tribute to one of my favorite podcasts, Cocaine & Rhinestones, we take a look at the career of the German novelty organist Mambo Kurt.

Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice has been made into movies and mashed up with zombies. Now you can enjoy all the breathtaking romance of this classic 1813 novel without missing any of your GPS driving directions.

I recently took a road trip with a couple friends to the beautiful town of Linköping, Sweden, and I made up this simple song early one morning.

I have a vintage, framed portrait of Bobby Kennedy hanging on my wall. It has moved to new apartments with me for 15 years or more. When I moved to Sweden, it was one of the few things I brought with me. During that move, I sold or gave away most of my belongings, but this, I kept.

Surprise yourself with the success you can achieve by dedicating your heart to your goals. The ability to prosper is within you.

Ah, the French! I am a huge Orson Welles fan, for all the right reasons and all the wrong reasons, though not as huge as the man himself.

Southern lawyer Frank Davidson takes the daring step of putting his client on the stand. Listen in as he questions the defendant and the courtroom erupts in murmurs.

A few weeks ago, I got together with the staff of my favorite Stockholm watering hole, Katarina Ölkafé, to write and record a theme song for the bar.

With election season in full swing, the ads are starting to turn negative, and now this weekly minute of entertainment has come under attack.

Pro tip for young "content creators": The CBS Evening News does not begin with the phrase, "What's up, CBS."