Now Available to Stream
Watch Radio Unnameable
The story of Bob Fass, WBAI FM, and the underground radio show that gave New York a voice — streaming now across multiple platforms.
The story of Bob Fass, WBAI FM, and the underground radio show that gave New York a voice — streaming now across multiple platforms.
Stream the full documentary in HD. Available for rental or purchase with bonus features and director commentary.
Watch on Prime ↗Rent or buy directly on YouTube. Watch on any device with the YouTube app — phone, tablet, smart TV, or desktop.
Watch on YouTube ↗Available on Apple TV and iTunes. Purchase includes extended interviews and behind-the-scenes footage not available elsewhere.
Watch on Apple TV ↗Catch the film at independent theaters and film festivals. Check the schedule below for upcoming screenings near you.
See Schedule ↓Available through Kanopy and other educational platforms with your library card. Free access for students and library members.
Watch on Kanopy ↗Order the limited-edition DVD with booklet, director commentary, deleted scenes, and a 16mm film frame from the original archival footage.
Order DVD ↗
For over 50 years, host Bob Fass lit up the late-night airwaves on WBAI 99.5 FM in New York City with a show called Radio Unnameable. It was free-form radio — open phones, no playlist, no corporate sponsors — and it became the communications hub for a generation of activists, artists, and dreamers. This documentary tells the story of the show, the movements it served, and the man who refused to stop broadcasting.