WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from February 18, 2021

Listener comments!
	8:59am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from not snowing Tannersville Ms. T! great image today.
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Snowy greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	9:01am common: trouble, all!
	9:01am HyperDose: Can't believe peak programming day has come around again. Strapping in for the long haul. :)
	9:01am LastVisibleDog: Good morning!
	9:01am TDK60: Good morning, Trouble.
	9:01am Strandlund: Good morning Trouble...
	9:01am Trouble: good morning to the cold and the colder! get out yer woolens!
	9:02am Bdogg & Felix: good morning from icy Pittsburgh
	9:02am Yes: greetings friends
	9:02am Slaboch: Morning Trouble! Yoko's birthday and the important news of the day from Philly is that Marshall Allen got his second shot last week!
	9:03am alanr: And is today the Rush Limbaugh memorial broadcast? Happy music only. thank you.
	9:03am Trouble: that is super duper news @slaboch!!!
	9:04am StringOFperils: Glad to hear that Marshall Allen is in the safe zone. He's getting to be a very old fellow.
	9:05am Slaboch: btw super into these Jammie Holmes paintings! Never seen his work before. thanks for sharing!
	9:05am TDK60: Ono, Yoko is 88 today.
	9:06am LastVisibleDog: @slaboch ooooh, that is great news.
	9:06am Acid Cazh: It's my birthday today! And Station Manager Ken's. And Yoko Ono's. Also John Travolta's, Dr Dre's, and Regina Spektor's.
	9:06am Trouble: www.jammieholmes.com
	9:07am Trouble: it's also audre lorde's birthday today. happy birthday to all!
	9:07am βrian: Looks like the ultra-cold snap has abated here on the isthmus. It will be above freezing by Monday. Time to open the window for kitty.
	9:08am Irene Trudel: Good morning Trouble and all Modern World-ly people. Happy birthday/snowday to all!
	9:09am Acid Cazh: I didn't take the day off from work for my birthday, but I work from home. So I had a Birthday Breakfast Beer.
	9:11am Kpx: How did those lyrics go, you can be my Yoko Ono. If you think about it, here on the fmu chat where all each other's Yoko Ono.
	9:11am Jeezy: You my kinda dude, @Acid!
	9:11am kylepw: Beautiful. Just what I need now. Thanks, @Trouble
	9:11am Jeezy: Happy Beer Day!
	9:12am HyperDose: I don't think it counts if it wasn't a shower beer. I could be wrong. I'm sure it varies by state.
	9:12am Webhamster Henry: Nice snowy day music, Trouble & Modernaires!
	9:12am Yes: mary is a balm
	9:12am Handy Haversack: Happy birthday, Acid Cazh! Enjoy it!
	9:13am alan the painter: ... love you big, trouble, err, waiting fr yr voice
	9:14am Smith: Happy Feb. 18th Day!
	9:14am Deborah: Good Morning WFMUniverse!
	9:15am Threemoons: Morning Trouble, fellow Troublemakers...
	9:15am Kpx: @AC: are you a Jim Morrison fan. 🎼Woke up this morning got myself a beer.
	9:16am Naila: Just tuned in but Mary Lattimore is the best thing I’ve found to make my two year old go to sleep
	9:16am common: @AC: now i want to have a beer and watch the snow.
	9:17am Acid Cazh: @HyperDose — I didn't shower today. My beer was had on my stoop with a cigarette, watching the snow fall.
	9:17am Doug in JC: Good morning Trouble. The snow looks really nice so far
	9:18am Acid Cazh: @common Highly recommend it! Thanks @Jeezy & @Handy for the birthday wishes!
	9:18am karlward: But did Heat Miser ever write a song called "Massive Attack"?
	9:19am Kpx: @AC: or maybe a Johnny Cash fan. 🎼 And the beer I had this morning wasn't bad, so I had one more for dessert.
	9:20am YETI BOB: hi Trouble. i was not familiar with Jammie Holmes and now i'm reading about him and looking at (pictures of) a bunch of his work. thanks!
	9:20am Handy Haversack: Keep rolling 20s, Acid Cazh! You're off to a great start.
	9:24am LastVisibleDog: Oh yeah, that Laurie Spiegel set is great.
	9:25am TDK60: Snow sure is pretty out there (NYC).
	9:25am GUMBY: Somehow this Inshallah is perfect sewer plan review soundtrack music. Thanks Trouble
	9:25am dougseidel: Thanks Trouble for making the planet good
	9:25am Slaboch: Irma Thomas birthday too! What a day!
	9:26am n8th3gr8: is this the second Modern World snow show in a row?
	9:26am n8th3gr8: wow i swear i did not intend to make that so alliterative
	9:28am wizard frog: It's been a very alliterative mood this year so far
	9:28am YETI BOB: n8th3gr8: yo yo yo, i think so
	9:28am common: those are good sounds!
	9:29am Trouble: I just re-read 'moomim midwinter' by Tove Jansson. I needed to be reminded of the positives of snow and winter b/c the grey cold weather with constant snow threat is weighing me down.
	9:30am Acid Cazh: @Handy "Roll a constitution saving throw to see how drunk you get during your workday."
	9:31am Handy Haversack: I hear that, Trouble. We were hoping to get out of town this week since Kate gets a Feb. break from (depressing, remote) teaching, but the snow proved too much to deal with. @Acid Cazh, my players fail those rolls on purpose.
	9:31am Acid Cazh: @Kpx I hate Jim Morrison, but love Kris Kristofferson — who wrote that Johnny Cash song. 🍺
	9:34am Acid Cazh: Thanks Trouble!
	9:34am melinda: Morning Trouble and everyone!
	9:35am northguineahills: I went to Yoko's 80th bday at BAM, it had everyone playing w/ her. feliz cumpleanos, Acid Cazh!
	9:35am Acid Cazh: Thanks @northguineahills!
	9:36am northguineahills: de nada, AC!
	9:36am LastVisibleDog: @Trouble - love the moomin books, feel I need to re-read Moominpappa at Sea which seems somehow more devoid of any direction than the other books.
	9:36am Acid Cazh: Today is also the birthday of my best friend's wife. We usually celebrate together, my fiancée and I with them — double date. But, you know... COVID.
	9:36am Kpx: @AC: major faux pas on my part, giving credit to the singer and not the writer.
	9:37am Trouble: @lastvisible dog: i will always recommend Tove. her 'summer book' is a frequent re-read for me.
	9:37am Acid Cazh: @Kpx — not at all! I love me some Johnny Cash too, but I'm a lot more likely to put on Kris Kristofferson than a Johnny Cash record (though I have plenty of both).
	9:38am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I had a weird reading experience last week. Started reading Eimear McBride's "The Lesser Bohemians." Bailed after about 3 pages because the style made me crazy. Yes, 3 pages. Then after a quick revisit...now I'm halfway through the book!
	9:38am northguineahills: @Kpx: that's my fave Kristofferson/Cash story (Kristofferson landing in a helo on Cash's yard, b/c he had to tell him the song, he wrote the night before....)
	9:38am common: now i want to have a beer and watch cisco pike.
	9:38am YETI BOB: I took on the "Yeti" persona partly to help me cope with the winters in Chicago - to encourage myself to go out in the snow and enjoy it, not complain about the cold. Does it work? Yes and no. Most winters, yes, but this winter (+covid) is extra-challenging. I went outside yesterday, I felt like I was stepping out of the safe pod into some harsh alien landscape. (The air had enough oxygen to breathe, I didn't die out there! - maybe I'll try again today). Winter blues / blahs to the Nth degree but this too shall pass.
	9:38am northguineahills: (waking Johnny up)
	9:40am northguineahills: It's 19C/69C here and sunny herein FL. Las diosas, I miss winter....I know, FL problems....
	9:41am YETI BOB: Occasionally the sun breaks through the clouds, tha helps a lot. Otherwise very much monochrome. Having Florida/Lousiana dreams.
	9:41am rebuketodali: I was just informed by the Criterion Collection IG feed that today is also Molly Ringwald's birthday.
	9:42am Handy Haversack: We had a couple of outside beers with Doug in JC in JC yesterday, and by the time Kate and I were walking, we were frozen just about solid. It's harder when any chance at sociality is confined (ha!) to the outside. Argh, sorry to complain. It's endurable. The tunes are warm, Trouble, and warming.
	9:42am YETI BOB: @rebuke: 53 Candles!
	9:43am G: @Yeti: It was 28 in New Orleans two nights ago. My elephant ear plants did not take it well. Hadn't had a freeze here since 2018. Today, in the 40s for a high and grey. We're getting the far southern end of the stuff up north.
	9:44am northguineahills: @Handy: I've had beers outside in Brooklyn, only to have them freeze halfway through....
	9:44am YETI BOB: @G: Sorry about your plants. I saw pictures on the news of a nearly-deserted Bourboun St. On Mardi Gras!
	9:45am Vivian: Good Morning from gloomy Atlanta. @WoodsOfNH, for me, books have to speak to me at the right place and right time. Sounds like you encounter that with your book. Never give up! On the subject of books, just finished Jenny Odell's "How to Do Nothing'. Now moving onto New Jim Crow and Pete Hamill's 'A Drinking Life'.
	9:45am TDK60: No problem with snow/wynter here. Of course, my heat's on, unlike for those suffering in the "alone" and failed state of Texas.
	9:45am rebuketodali: @northguineahills and @yeti Also here in sunny, warm Florida. But FL also has hurricanes, falling iguanas, and DeSantis. The good weather comes at a price. @yeti HA!
	9:45am northguineahills: Had a freeze here in Orlando last year ,(barely), 31F/-1C). it has never got below 37F/3C this winter....
	9:46am Vivian: @G - could you cut the frozen parts, so it can regrow when the freezing temps pass?
	9:46am HyperDose: @Acid Cazh @9:17 That's a great way to start the day. I think Handy will agree when I say today is the day to take it easy and "Fat Dog" it!
	9:46am Webhamster Henry: I can't believe Trouble has never played any of these Moomin Voices songs on this show. bluemusicgroup.bandcamp.com...
	9:46am northguineahills: DeSantis does more damage here then any weather...
	9:46am rebuketodali: @northguineahills TRUTH
	9:47am YETI BOB: @ngh: What kind of watery beer are you drinking that freezes in cold weather? Try some higher ABV ;-)
	9:47am winston legthigh: @yeti bob, the wife gave me lou malnatis pizzas shipped frozen from chi-town for valentines day. the crust is amazingly crispy crunchy, super good!
	9:48am Listener Gregory: Trouble, seeing today's art work reminds me of the new HBO documentary "Black Art: In the Absence of Light," which I thought was quite good. It discussed specific artists and exhibits and the role of curators and institutions. And it showed a lot of good art.
	9:48am Stanley: Well said, Yeti. I had an outdoors meetup the other day and only whisky could do it for me.
	9:49am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and chillers. Sending warm thoughts to people and sea turtles.
	9:49am Handy Haversack: I very sensibly carried my Canadian-flag flask full of Scottish whisky on yesterday's polar expedition!
	9:49am rebuketodali: In terms of books, I promised myself that 2021 would be the year that I dive into the work of the James siblings (Henry, William, and Alice). Currently reading Henry James's The Bostonians--I was craving florid 19th century prose and snarky, passive-aggressive pettiness among the characters, and it is delivering on all fronts.
	9:49am YETI BOB: @winston: Nice, Lou M. does a really good job! my ATF in Chicago is "Art of Pizza" but they don't ship frozen pies.
	9:50am Trouble: @vivian: i love that jenny odell book!
	9:50am HyperDose: Just going to go ahead and clicky-star the show now (too many tracks to individually favorite). Perfect soundtrack for watching the snow fall.
	9:50am G: @Vivian -- I'll give it some weeks to see what the plants do. Hopefully, regrow more big leaves from the root. The leaves that were out when it froze turned to mush.
	9:51am Trouble: @ listener gregory:another reason i might have to give in and get HBO ( at least temporarily)
	9:51am YETI BOB: if people want to add to the Modern World reading list, here's the link - i'm pleased to see that people are still adding to it! docs.google.com...
	9:52am northguineahills: @YETI: on that day, it was 14F/-10C, I might have been smoking something w/ a green tinge w/ my friends....
	9:52am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Vivian: Is the Odell book good? That's been on my to-get list for a while.
	9:52am wizard frog: Awesome YETI BOB! That's just kinda thing I'd be after!
	9:52am YETI BOB: this list started when I told G how much I love Georges Perec
	9:52am northguineahills: @Hyperdose: you're full of good ideas....
	9:52am rebuketodali: Wow, thanks Yeti!
	9:53am Trouble: sounds great @ rebuketodali
	9:53am northguineahills: oh, imperfect museum, is perfect!
	9:53am G: @Yeti: Small world here lol
	9:54am YETI BOB: Georges Perec wrote my all-time favorite novel (if I had to pick one), and that picture of him with the cat perched on his shoulder just has so much going for it. Made me happy to see that, G.
	9:54am kevlicki: Morning trouble and all. Thanks for sharing the Jammie Holmes wrok. I love an autodidact and one that catches the eye of Jeffrey Deitch, well done!
	9:55am Faye: perfect sounds for this morning <3
	9:55am Vivian: @ WoodsOfNH: Yes, I would recommend picking it up.
	9:55am Trouble: merci and good morning@ faye!
	9:56am 8\|\|8: morning all
	9:57am leshwatt: Ahoy earth travelers. Breaking through the ice and enjoying a snow day
	9:57am MHLee: This is a great track. Great track here.
	9:57am YETI BOB: There's a link to that book list on my listener page. Now it's time for me to get to work and stop chatting so much. This is such a great show and such a great group of intelligent listeners and commenters. Thanks everyone, thanks Trouble!
	9:57am winston legthigh: art of pizza on my list @yeti bob thanks! portillos chicago beef also in the "taste of chicago" box, will give it a try this weekend.
	9:58am G: Yeti: YVW lol
	9:58am Dances with Moomins: Morning all, checking in late after errands and chores. We were talking about U Roy here last week and I just saw he has passed away.
	9:59am Handy Haversack: Trouble, your 2021 DJ Premium looks great! Very exciting.
	9:59am northguineahills: Georges Perec is amazing. I know enough French to sort of read his works, but a lot of the word play is lost if you're not a native French speaker.
	10:00am Dayffid: Nice book list Thanks! I added one to the end
	10:03am YETI BOB: ngh: I wish I could read Perec in the original, my French is nowhere near good enough. But David Bellos did an amazing job translating "Life", I think I'm almost as much a fan of Bellos as Perec. Bellos also wrote a great bio of G.P.
	10:03am Clermont F.: Very sad news yesterday of the death of the great Francoise Cactus of Stereo Total
	10:03am Kpx: @Yeti: that was interesting that you got your name as a defensive mechanism. I look at the changing seasons like better and sweet herbs. I enjoy the bitter cold gray and white season knowing that the sweet warm green and blue season will taste that much sweeter. Except for Bob Brainen, who is happy as a hog in a snow Waller.
	10:04am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Matt! Also, Matt: Please share a video of Bruce with his pig ear!
	10:05am northguineahills: @Yeti: I'll have to check Bellos out. As, I feel I lost a lot of Perec trying to read it in French.
	10:05am xtrakrispy: Handy, have you gone back and listened to the archive of your cameo on Scott’s show? That was some good radio...
	10:05am Vivian: @Yeti Bob: I just checked out the list, which contains two of my favorite titles 'Severance' and "My Year Of Rest and Relaxation'. Once I finish what I started, I want to find some modern day fiction along those lines. I'll have to check out those recommendations in the Google doc.
	10:05am northguineahills: @Clermont: No, not Francoise. The last two years have been worse then 2016.....
	10:06am Roberto: Um no, wool is cruel to sheep.
	10:07am Roberto: Nope nope nope
	10:07am northguineahills: I wish I could wear a jumper, (It's never cool enough to wear a sweater)....
	10:07am Strandlund: Wool and get rid of Ted Cruz!!
	10:07am LastVisibleDog: dark humor is like electricity in texas... (too soon?)
	10:08am Webhamster Henry: I flopped a sleeping bag on this chair and my back is really comfy! I have to say it, but plastic based fleece is really warm! At least some of it is made of recycled soda bottles.
	10:08am northguineahills: Originally, harvesting wool from ovines was cruel, but in the last few decades, it's much more humane, if done correctly.
	10:09am Handy Haversack: Not yet, extrakrispy! We'll find a moment today to do it. Really glad it brought some joy! Also, that bottle of ojén is going to be delivered today, apparently. A little late for Mardi Gras, but I think we can make allowances.
	10:09am Trouble: i could talk about this for hours roberto: wool is not cruel to sheep. it is a natural part of who they are. yes mass industrial farming is bad for animals and for people. but many many farmers use animal friendly methods in the sheep industry. Seek out manafacturers who support those ideals. I am a knitter and buy lots of my yarn from small farmers who depend on their sheep for their living and treat them as such.
	10:09am melinda: I'm wearing my Danish boiled wool slippers right now.
	10:10am Webhamster Henry: Maybe things will improve enough for the Rhinebeck Sheep & Wool Festival to come back.
	10:10am Roberto: Let's just agree to agree that Ted Cruz is the biggest POS on the planet.
	10:10am Phillippe Bastille: good morning! Wool? I get itchy just thinking about it, unfortunately. I'm allergic to the lanolin that is in most wool products
	10:10am northguineahills: Ok, I need to prep docs for an interview. nos vemos amigos....
	10:11am StringOFperils: True. The animals don't have to be physically abused. Sheep are pretty cooperative. They need to be fed properly and looked after at the vet too
	10:11am Threemoons: Good luck Northguine
	10:12am Adriana DC: Wool yes! There are wool companies that are humane. Wool doesn't retain BO, so you don't have to launder as much. Wool for the win. Recyclable as insulation. Less flammable than synthetics. Furthermore, Ted Cruz is poison.
	10:12am G: Tuesday broke the 150-year-long temperature record for coldest temp on a Mardi Gras day in New Orleans. The old record was from 1899.
	10:12am StringOFperils: NGH > fingers crossed
	10:12am Roberto: And yeah, makes me itchy AF too.
	10:12am Dayffid: Viva la sheep!
	10:13am melinda: @Phillippe most wool makes me itchy, including my beloved slippers when worn without socks. But I learned that for me it's the processing and not the wool itself after a weaver friend who raises sheep gave me a home-washed wad of wool to experiment with.
	10:13am leshwatt: Woof moo baa
	10:14am G: @leshwatt: plus screaming goat
	10:14am northguineahills: gracias!
	10:14am TDK60: I have very good merino wool socks, both for summer and winter. No itch.
	10:15am leshwatt: Sheep, goat? Making me a bit hungry!
	10:16am Phillippe Bastille: @melinda I agree, they add oils and other stuff to the raw wool. I had lanolin in a body wash that made me itch as well, so that seems to be the culprit for me.
	10:17am Trouble: alpaca is a lot softer if wool bothers peeps. certain sheep breeds are also softer than others. the wool from navajo-churro sheep is positively rope like, which is why it is used for rugs.
	10:17am TDK60: ..and I can wear them for 3, 4, 5 days before needing to launder.
	10:18am Trouble: lanolin is naturally in sheep wool, it is what keeps them waterproof!
	10:19am northguineahills: les masques, prescient in today's times.... (the name).
	10:21am Webhamster Henry: Groovy Moonshadow here.
	10:21am sphere: Artificial fabrics are such a problem that just laundering them sheds plastic fragments that end up in the ocean.
	10:22am common: that drummer is on fire!
	10:23am Phillippe Bastille: That's true, Trouble -- I wasn't real clear in what I wrote. People who think they are allergic to wool are actually allergic to the lanolin, but other stuff used in processing can cause reactions as well. At least, that's my understanding.
	10:24am frank B: The problem in TX seems to be that they cannot seem to manage their renewable energy
	10:25am Kpx: Does alpaca itch?. And isn't lanolin a chemical used in a topical cream pain reliever?
	10:25am Roberto: It's a self-fulfilling prophecy. Gubbermint bad! Personal responsibility good! Oh wait...
	10:27am frank B: Only one main company in that state runs it all
	10:28am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): The problems of Texas can be distilled to that social media post from the (former) mayor Colorado City. It's, as Frank Zappa put it, The Big Stupid.
	10:28am Roberto: And if all these mo-rons think government is useless, wtf are they doing in politics?
	10:30am Trouble: that former mayor rant was outstanding: ummmm what does he do as mayor if it's not to help his constituents? crazy town to the max
	10:30am Listener Bop Monroe: loving this set more and more. thnx DJT
	10:31am winston legthigh: thanks trouble and the troubled, listening while working. hava a great day all!
	10:31am Doug in JC: The problem in Texas is that they decided not to have their grid connect to the national grid so that they could skirt federal regulations. When other states have generation problems they can have energy from the surrounding area delivered through the cooperative grid. Texas valued profits over resiliency and this is the result.
	10:31am Trouble: gracias@ listener Bop and winston
	10:32am Bob a: Damn this is good!
	10:33am Kpx: @TDK60: add another groovy to the total from web hamster Henry. The groovy train is picking up steam.
	10:33am annette: @tdk. i have a whole wardrobe of merino wool socks. will never be without them. as best as i can tell, they didnt shrink when washed in warm water. cold rinse.
	10:33am leshwatt: I should be out chipping ice and shoveling snow, but this set is hot. Thanks Trouble and crew!
	10:34am frank B: Texas does have the ability to connect to the other grids.
	10:34am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Trouble Besides, since when is complaining about not receiving services you've _paid for_ a "handout"??
	10:35am annette: never put yer wool in the dryer, btw
	10:36am Roberto: Their intent is to destroy from within, which has pretty much been the Republican party's overall strategy during my lifetime.
	10:36am StringOFperils: Unless you want to make a cat sweater.
	10:36am TDK60: Annette, hello. I first enountered them a few years ago at a camping equipment store. Was going hiking and an employee suggested merino wool. Now I wear them most all the time. (They make thinner summer ones.) I usually air-dry them.
	10:36am mary: Listen every week. Love playlists and the works of art you choose. Searched for Jammie Holmes. OK!! great Monkey time just made me shout out YEHHH! Up amd clapping. I am ready yeh
	10:37am Handy Haversack: I got a merino wool under-sweater before a three-day paddle in Scotland, and it's the best. It's my base layer for all cold-weather activities. I wore it yesterday for Polar Jersey City!
	10:38am winston legthigh: the texas problem is the direct result of free market economics imho, there are many examples throughout industrialized american history. re: cuyahoga river, etc.
	10:38am TDK60: Handy, I see you didn't get lost in the tunnels and halls under the Hudson.
	10:38am Trouble: wool sox tip: i adore bombas socks. their wool socks are super fab. wash in the machine on cold and hang to dry. soooo soft and they give away socks to those in financial need
	10:38am adampsyche: omg this cover
	10:38am Trouble: great to hear @ mary! merci!
	10:38am rebuketodali: I am digging this reggae cover so much.
	10:39am Vivian: Tim Boyd said he made those comments 'as a private citizen' since he resigned as Mayor of Colorado City, TX. He needs to check his timeline of his resignation and rant. Regardless if he's an official or private citizen, what a nasty and ignorant reply.
	10:39am rebuketodali: @adampsyche RIGHT?
	10:39am adampsyche: trouble I've been struggling so thank you for this
	10:39am sphere: funk goes ska! who knew?
	10:39am Doug in JC: I have a big collection of wool socks but I think a shirt is needed
	10:39am Doug in JC: You ok Adam?
	10:40am adampsyche: wfmu pulls me through and yeah I'll be ok thank you
	10:40am Trouble: sorry to hear @ adampsyche.
	10:41am adampsyche: thinking fondly of volunteering the last few years during the marathon and bringing food
	10:42am headcleaner: nice work today, Trouble - many fine gems
	10:42am mysilentface: Good morning, Trouble! Joining the party a bit late, but just in time for The Style Council!
	10:43am headcleaner: @adampsyche - me too (struggling) but wfmu saves the day + gives me hope
	10:44am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Trouble and everybody else!
	10:44am melinda: re: wool sensitivity it can also be due to a change in the fibers from harsh detergents used in standard processing, they become less soft or something. That's what my friend told me. I've used straight lanolin on dry skin before so that's not an issue for me but I'm sure it is for some, one can have a sensitivity to just about anything.
	10:45am Ken From Hyde Park: Anyone have a report on the effectiveness of Todd-o-phonic Todd's marathon premium from last year? The socks are toasty warm?
	10:46am Handy Haversack: Glad to see you here, adampsyche, headcleaner. Yeah, TDK60 (\\ //), we survived the underworld and came back across the waters, changed but delivered!
	10:46am adampsyche: I usually have to get this show from the archives but am happy to catch it live today, Big ups headclesner
	10:47am Trouble: welcome to your 'live' presence @ adam
	10:48am StringOFperils: This IS good sock-testing weather.
	10:48am common: gave in and had a beer outside while feeding the birds and watching the snow. quite pleasing.
	10:49am annette: if you are near an Ocean State Job Lots, they have a ton of merino socks at a decent price. btw. when i was very small suffering with measels my mom insited that i keep my itchy wool moccasin socks on to keep warm...
	10:51am adampsyche: last post then I'm gonna eat: there are DJs who come on and do the legal and speak from their hearts and I'm grateful to include Trouble Duane Marty Glenn on that wild list. thanks for being there all
	10:51am alanr: today's show is the musical form of wool socks
	10:51am Doug in JC: Everyone having breakfast beers and I'm 42% in on a twelve hour shift
	10:52am Trouble: how can i get to planet lovers rock????
	10:53am Handy Haversack: I was out there getting some seed to the feeders, too, common. Sparrows seem happy about it. This breakfast beer idea seems like a winner, though ... or maybe a brunch Katetail ...
	10:53am Ken From Hyde Park: Speaking of ... here's a recent photo taken in Rhode Island — apod.nasa.gov...
	10:54am Mr. Two-Arms: Man, show is FIRE today. So happy I have a Zoom meeting respite this morning so I can listen in!
	10:54am patrick321: This Letta Mbulu track is so great! I have it on your cassette premium from ages ago.
	10:54am annette: @ doug. toasting you and all with a wine. after all, it is natl wine day.
	10:54am Faye: I love Letta Mbulu! "Nomalizo" is one of my favorite tracks to dance to
	10:54am Dances with Moomins: yeah that astro photo of the day was really weird... Strange atmosphere in R.I.
	10:55am Listener Gregory: She's asking "What is wrong with groovin'" but not waiting for us to answer. I mean, where to start?
	10:55am Doug in JC: @annette Cheers! I'll get home eventually.
	10:56am Trouble: yes! ocean state job lot@annette. crazy stuff there. gracias, that means a lot to me @alanr!!
	10:57am Trouble: fabulous pic@ken!! merci @ mr two arms!
	11:02am headcleaner: this is delightful (continental strut)
	11:03am sphere: Brenda Lee! such a great song.
	11:04am Dances with Moomins: Brenda Lee comin on strong
	11:08am Andres: The More I See You - what a great song in any language!!
	11:09am headcleaner: it's actually quite lovely in NYC right now
	11:09am Kpx: @Ken FHP: Wow, a sun funnel!, never heard of one, thanks for that.
	11:13am Hubig Pie: 2" of snow an hour= Go skiin' in da park
	11:19am Acid Cazh: Well, my job and my clients have not gotten the memo that today is my birthday. Much work to do. However, my fiancée's sister shipped us six bottles of wine that just arrived. Her family is greek, so I'm enjoying a small glass of Ασύρτικο at the moment (nobody tell my boss!).
	11:20am common: cheers, Acid!
	11:21am Acid Cazh: 🥂 @common
	11:21am sphere: i think a small glass of wine on your birthday is vital for maintaining workplace morale.
	11:21am Acid Cazh: It's nice! Fruity, with a little hint of sea salt — like an upscale Retsina
	11:23am tim from champaign (now washington): Hi Trouble and everybody!
	11:27am Handy Haversack: Yasou, Acid Cazh! I'm getting closer and closer to declaring a Snow Day Emergency over here and pouring a drink as well ...
	11:27am TDK60: Never heard of a sun spiral before either, Kpx, and KenFHP. How groovy.
	11:27am Andres: Architecture Parade - I love the idea of a Guggenheim float in the Thanksgiving day parade! Also, great too short tune!
	11:28am tim from champaign (now washington): Brazilian fuzz guitar and harpsichord? Perfect!
	11:32am Acid Cazh: Γιαμας, Handy!
	11:34am paddy in matawan: Handy sure did deliver on the sacks yesterday. Legend.
	11:34am paddy in matawan: You made my radio ring, @Handy
	11:35am tim from champaign (now washington): Handy - what were all the goodies you delivered yesterday? I listened to Scott's show as it happened but some of it clipped out.
	11:36am Acid Cazh: Scott said it was snacks and booze, from what I recall.
	11:37am βrian: Coffee roasted, beans cooling.
	11:37am paddy in matawan: homemade bagels!
	11:38am adampsyche: I have a text file with a list of shows that feature choice Trouble reggae sets and it just got added to
	11:38am Hubig Pie: Snacks and booze, my only weakness
	11:38am βrian: @paddy: Trade some bagels for some freshly roasted espresso beans?
	11:39am Handy Haversack: I am so super glad to have been a part of a radio happiness event. Doug and K8 and Shayna and I had a ton of fun! tim, Doug brought homemade (!) bagels, which, having had three of since yesterday, I can attest are amazing. We brought Greenpoint goodies: * Polish food from our fave takeout place: mushroom/kraut pierogies, zucchini pancakes, potato pancakes, mushroom soup, pickle soup. * Two dozen doughnuts from Peter Pan, the best doughnuts in the city. * A bottle of Rittenhouse rye from our local liquor store * An assortment of treats for the WFMU dogs: a pig ear for each of the Skelehounds and a bag of bison/sweet potato treats.
	11:39am Gaylord Fields: Hi, Trouble! This show and a hot cup of chocolate toffee tea is making this snowy Thursday right.
	11:41am Trouble: bonjour gaylord! happy to hear from you!!
	11:41am βrian: Pickle soup? Do tell!
	11:42am Ken From Hyde Park: Bacon-flavored pig ear, Handy, or regular?
	11:42am Jeff Golick: Love love love Lil Green, thanks so much for this one (and the whole shoe), @Trouble.
	11:43am tim from champaign (now washington): @Handy - You did Jah's work for sure!
	11:43am Stanley: Handy - that is amazing. Well done. So nice to let them know who much we appreciate what they do.
	11:43am Kpx: Sorry, Correction. A Sun SPIRAL. That's one weird and interesting phenomenon.
	11:43am tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Gaylord! Your show on Sunday was mighty pleasant on the ears.
	11:44am Gaylord Fields: @Jeff Golick: I agree that Trouble is the Ed Sullivan of freeform radio. :) @tim from champaign (now washington): Much obliged, friend!
	11:44am Rick A: This sounds like a spaghetti Western theme.
	11:45am ChukAmok: Dang Handy. That all sounds delicious. I miss Greenpoint pierogies!
	11:45am βrian: A Thursday without oiseaux just wouldn't be right.
	11:46am βrian: (Radio Oiseaux)
	11:46am Acid Cazh: @Handy Rittenhouse is my favorite rye, but at 100 proof it's so dangerous. So I usually stick to overholt.
	11:46am Handy Haversack: ChukAmok, I'm already wondering why I didn't buy more so I could be eating them right now.
	11:46am golden_gorilla: @ßrian the soup is called "ogórkowa" in Polish
	11:47am Phillippe Bastille: I'm wondering why you didn't buy more so I could be eating some...
	11:47am ChukAmok: Texas, it now appears, is running out of food from the aftermath of the weather crisis. Anyone know of a good non-profit to give to that might help?
	11:48am Baja Joe: Hidey ho Trouble. I'm enjoying working from home so much more because your program is playing in the background. Thank you for the entertainment.
	11:48am morphe': A Fav Trouble moment "... Yo Mista .. sheeezzz talkings but those is birdzzzz......"
	11:48am Rick A: You always find music from the coolest compilations. I wish I could own all of them.
	11:49am owen: my favorite monk song...thank you!
	11:49am βrian: 7YrOld is indifferent to a lot of vegetables but loves all manner of pickles. Last summer's pickled carrots are almost gone. I bet she'd love ogórkowa, too.
	11:49am Trouble: www.feedingtexas.org looks good?
	11:49am Jeff Golick: @Gaylord: my phone keeps autocorrecting "show" to "shoe" so I've decided to just go with it. You raised it to a new level, tho.
	11:50am βrian: @Jeff G: The Ed Sullivan Effect?
	11:50am Trouble: compilations are sooo awesome@ rick a. you never know what might be buried in there...
	11:50am TDK60: Gaylord, this is a great shew (only, I have to imagine the jugglers and acrobats).
	11:51am ChukAmok: Thanks Trouble!
	11:54am Rick A: Yes, your show sends me on many a Goggling mission to see which buried treasures might exist. The Soul Jazz collections are especially rich with treasures.
	11:54am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Trouble! Another great show. Very glad to have been here.
	11:55am melinda: Thanks for the tunes, Trub!
	11:55am listener 126464: Wonderful show, thank you Trouble.
	11:55am mysilentface: Thanks for the cozy soundtrack to the snow!
	11:55am Gaylord Fields: @Jeff Golick @TDK60: I guess that makes me the Topo Gigio of freeform radio: "Geeemeee keeeessss, Eddieeeee!"
	11:55am StringOFperils: Thx for Pannonica , and thanks for the great show.
	11:55am tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Trouble!
	11:56am annette: great time, Trouble and Listers. lets keep our hearts and vibes and everything else we can do for texas. i have been thru a lot, like most others, but i cant imagine this.
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for siting in@handy! thanks to everyone for being here and making the world a better place
	11:56am morphe': Thanks Troble and all ... !!!!! Just got back to Madrid 62*f and fascists everyhere... I do not have to shovel snow today but mifght have confront super overt racism/anti-semitism/zenophobia ... Americans always talk of travelling to Europe but Europe is actually quite frightening and dangerous for people of color and regular normal. folks of all hues... Thanks Trouble and I do not want to be a drag - but leaving my NYC lovely bubble and coming to Madrid creates havoc in my soul.. SUNSHINE - I am with my lovely 9 year old Simon for the comming days so happiness and glee!!! Thanks Trouble and all... https://english.elpais.com/spanish_news/2021-02-16/spains-jewish-communities-call-for-an-investigation-into-a-neo-fascist-demonstration-in-madrid.html
	11:56am Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Trouble!
	11:56am TDK60: Hee, Gaylord. \|\| Merci, Trouble.
	11:57am Handy Haversack: Stay angry and safe, morphe'!
	11:57am Kpx: Enjoyed today's show trouble, have a nice relaxing snowy day troubled people. TDK60 keep your groove on.
	11:57am Roberto: Wow, John Cale channeling the Bee Gees.
	11:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble. Snow is now slowly falling up at this latitude.
	11:58am Gaylord Fields: Thank you, Trouble, for making such a positive difference yourself.
	11:58am sphere: see you next week.
	11:59am common: thanks, trouble!
	11:59am Stanley: Stay safe morphe' Thanks Trouble for the music and members of the FS for some excellent chat. See you later everyone.
	11:59am Slaboch: Such a great show Trouble. Thanks!
	11:59am bo: great show, trouble, thank you! you were my wfmu first dj and help me get thru the tough days!
	12:00pm KWilde: Always loved this John Cale record - thx
	12:00pm Kevlicki: ChukAmok: @austinmutualaid is a grassroots response to the current situation

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February 18, 2021: c'est comme la nuit

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Artist	Track	Album	New	Approx. start time
claire rousay	diluted dreams "diluted dreams" by "claire rousay"	A Softer Focus	*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
mary lattimore	Pine Trees "Pine Trees" by "mary lattimore"	Silver Ladders	*	0:08:18 (Pop-up)
leine	La Pénombre des Pays Bas "La Pénombre des Pays Bas" by "leine"	songs at the dinner table		0:11:26 (Pop-up)
leila albayaty	dans le soleil "dans le soleil" by "leila albayaty"	dans le soleil		0:14:07 (Pop-up)
Massive Attack	heat miser "heat miser" by "Massive Attack"	protection		0:16:12 (Pop-up)
Dezron Douglas & Brandee Younger	Inshallah	force majeure	*	0:19:43 (Pop-up)
Laurie Spiegel	Pentachrome "Pentachrome" by "Laurie Spiegel"	The Expanding Universe		0:23:43 (Pop-up)

Magpahi	horses "horses" by "Magpahi"	bearded ladies 1 v/a		0:33:34 (Pop-up)
Marianne Faithfull	coquillage "coquillage" by "Marianne Faithfull"	parlez vous pop v/a		0:35:12 (Pop-up)
The Magnetic Fields	don't look away	get lost		0:38:43 (Pop-up)
lianne le havas	seven times "seven times" by "lianne le havas"	Lianne La Havas	*	0:40:58 (Pop-up)
Lynsey De Paul	Sugar Shuffle "Sugar Shuffle" by "Lynsey De Paul"	Bob Stanley Presents 76 in The Shade (V/a)	*	0:44:21 (Pop-up)
Las Malas Amistades	Museo De Los Imperfectos	patio bonito		0:48:11 (Pop-up)
loving	lately in another time "lately in another time" by "loving"	If I Am Only My Thoughts	*	0:50:15 (Pop-up)
Lile	Sticky IMages (Ismael Pinkler Remix)	Monika Barchen: Songs For Bruno, Knut & Tom v/a		0:54:12 (Pop-up)
madjo	cracheur de feu "cracheur de feu" by "madjo"	trapdoor		0:58:29 (Pop-up)

The Knight Bros.	Temptation 'Bout to Get Me	Beg Scream & Shout! The Big Ol' Box Of '60s Soul (v/a)		1:07:55 (Pop-up)
la pendilla	un rayo del sol "un rayo del sol" by "la pendilla"			1:10:00 (Pop-up)
laura	La plus belle pour aller danser	canary		1:12:59 (Pop-up)
les masques	il faut tenir "il faut tenir" by "les masques"	TCHIC TCHIC: French Bossa Nova 1963/1974 v/a		1:15:31 (Pop-up)
Labelle	moonshadow "moonshadow" by "Labelle"	What It Is! Funky Soul And Rare Grooves: 1967-1977 v/a		1:18:21 (Pop-up)
ben l'oncle soul	soulman "soulman" by "ben l'oncle soul"	ben l'oncle soul		1:22:44 (Pop-up)
Rita Wright	beware of a stranger "beware of a stranger" by "Rita Wright"	The Rita Wright Years: Rare Motown 1967–1970		1:26:27 (Pop-up)
margie joseph	stop! in the name of love	stax on motown v/a		1:33:35 (Pop-up)
major lance	the monkey time "the monkey time" by "major lance"			1:33:37 (Pop-up)
cherry ann	tell me something good			1:36:20 (Pop-up)
The Style Council	life at a top people's health farm	Long Hot Summers/ The Story Of The Style Council (New Mix)	*	1:38:57 (Pop-up)
kofi	special nation "special nation" by "kofi"	black...with sugar		1:44:27 (Pop-up)
Letta Mbulu	What's Wrong With Groovin'?	Oulele: Another Collection Of Modern Afro Rhythms v/a		1:51:28 (Pop-up)
Count Ossie & The Mystic Revelation Of Rastafari	sam's intro	soul jazz records presents rastafari: the dread enters babylon 1955-83 v/a		1:54:10 (Pop-up)
The Marylebone Orchestra	Fiesta Numero Uno	soul jazz presents : TV sound and image		1:57:46 (Pop-up)
little Iva	continental strut "continental strut" by "little Iva"	sweet 'n' salty popcorn v/a		1:59:55 (Pop-up)
Little Brenda Lee	Bigelow 6-200 "Bigelow 6-200" by "Little Brenda Lee"	roughneck blues 1949-1956 v/a		2:02:18 (Pop-up)
laura casale	The More I See You "The More I See You" by "laura casale"	Chicas: Spanish Female Singers 1962-1974		2:04:36 (Pop-up)

angel rada	basheeba "basheeba" by "angel rada"	Venezuela 70, Vol. 2 - Cosmic Visions of a Latin American Earth: Venezuelan Experimental Rock in the 1970s & Beyond		2:11:30 (Pop-up)
Manekinekod	like in the movies "like in the movies" by "Manekinekod"	4 women no cry vol 3 v/a		2:15:31 (Pop-up)
Thiago Nassif	Trepa Trepa "Trepa Trepa" by "Thiago Nassif"	mente		2:17:43 (Pop-up)
lisel + booker stardrum	in the dome	mycelial echo	*	2:20:58 (Pop-up)
lawrence kim	architecture parade "architecture parade" by "lawrence kim"	after the weather		2:24:05 (Pop-up)
lô borges	Aos Barões "Aos Barões" by "lô borges"	lô borges		2:25:42 (Pop-up)
sudan archives	escape "escape" by "sudan archives"	sink ep		2:28:00 (Pop-up)
love distance	fråderen "fråderen" by "love distance"			2:31:47 (Pop-up)
lennie hibert	real hot "real hot" by "lennie hibert"	100% dynamite v/a		2:34:45 (Pop-up)
kitty stevenson with todd rhodes and his toddlers	How Long, How Long, How Long	more mellow cats n kittens v/a		2:36:58 (Pop-up)
lil green & her orchestra	blowtop blues	A Space Odyssey: From Birmingham to the Big Apple - the Quest Begins v/a		2:39:00 (Pop-up)
ken lean	la nuit "la nuit" by "ken lean"	beginner's guide to french pop v/a		2:44:32 (Pop-up)

Thelonious Monk	pannonica "pannonica" by "Thelonious Monk"	brilliant corners		2:47:18 (Pop-up)
john cale	big white cloud "big white cloud" by "john cale"	Bob Stanley & Pete Wiggs Present English Weather		2:55:58 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:59am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from not snowing Tannersville Ms. T! great image today.
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Snowy greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	9:01am common: trouble, all!
	9:01am HyperDose: Can't believe peak programming day has come around again. Strapping in for the long haul. :)
	9:01am LastVisibleDog: Good morning!
	9:01am TDK60: Good morning, Trouble.
	9:01am Strandlund: Good morning Trouble...
	9:01am Trouble: good morning to the cold and the colder! get out yer woolens!
	9:02am Bdogg & Felix: good morning from icy Pittsburgh
	9:02am Yes: greetings friends
	9:02am Slaboch: Morning Trouble! Yoko's birthday and the important news of the day from Philly is that Marshall Allen got his second shot last week!
	9:03am alanr: And is today the Rush Limbaugh memorial broadcast? Happy music only. thank you.
	9:03am Trouble: that is super duper news @slaboch!!!
	9:04am StringOFperils: Glad to hear that Marshall Allen is in the safe zone. He's getting to be a very old fellow.
	9:05am Slaboch: btw super into these Jammie Holmes paintings! Never seen his work before. thanks for sharing!
	9:05am TDK60: Ono, Yoko is 88 today.
	9:06am LastVisibleDog: @slaboch ooooh, that is great news.
	9:06am Acid Cazh: It's my birthday today! And Station Manager Ken's. And Yoko Ono's. Also John Travolta's, Dr Dre's, and Regina Spektor's.
	9:06am Trouble: www.jammieholmes.com
	9:07am Trouble: it's also audre lorde's birthday today. happy birthday to all!
	9:07am βrian: Looks like the ultra-cold snap has abated here on the isthmus. It will be above freezing by Monday. Time to open the window for kitty.
	9:08am Irene Trudel: Good morning Trouble and all Modern World-ly people. Happy birthday/snowday to all!
	9:09am Acid Cazh: I didn't take the day off from work for my birthday, but I work from home. So I had a Birthday Breakfast Beer.
	9:11am Kpx: How did those lyrics go, you can be my Yoko Ono. If you think about it, here on the fmu chat where all each other's Yoko Ono.
	9:11am Jeezy: You my kinda dude, @Acid!
	9:11am kylepw: Beautiful. Just what I need now. Thanks, @Trouble
	9:11am Jeezy: Happy Beer Day!
	9:12am HyperDose: I don't think it counts if it wasn't a shower beer. I could be wrong. I'm sure it varies by state.
	9:12am Webhamster Henry: Nice snowy day music, Trouble & Modernaires!
	9:12am Yes: mary is a balm
	9:12am Handy Haversack: Happy birthday, Acid Cazh! Enjoy it!
	9:13am alan the painter: ... love you big, trouble, err, waiting fr yr voice
	9:14am Smith: Happy Feb. 18th Day!
	9:14am Deborah: Good Morning WFMUniverse!
	9:15am Threemoons: Morning Trouble, fellow Troublemakers...
	9:15am Kpx: @AC: are you a Jim Morrison fan. 🎼Woke up this morning got myself a beer.
	9:16am Naila: Just tuned in but Mary Lattimore is the best thing I’ve found to make my two year old go to sleep
	9:16am common: @AC: now i want to have a beer and watch the snow.
	9:17am Acid Cazh: @HyperDose — I didn't shower today. My beer was had on my stoop with a cigarette, watching the snow fall.
	9:17am Doug in JC: Good morning Trouble. The snow looks really nice so far
	9:18am Acid Cazh: @common Highly recommend it! Thanks @Jeezy & @Handy for the birthday wishes!
	9:18am karlward: But did Heat Miser ever write a song called "Massive Attack"?
	9:19am Kpx: @AC: or maybe a Johnny Cash fan. 🎼 And the beer I had this morning wasn't bad, so I had one more for dessert.
	9:20am YETI BOB: hi Trouble. i was not familiar with Jammie Holmes and now i'm reading about him and looking at (pictures of) a bunch of his work. thanks!
	9:20am Handy Haversack: Keep rolling 20s, Acid Cazh! You're off to a great start.
	9:24am LastVisibleDog: Oh yeah, that Laurie Spiegel set is great.
	9:25am TDK60: Snow sure is pretty out there (NYC).
	9:25am GUMBY: Somehow this Inshallah is perfect sewer plan review soundtrack music. Thanks Trouble
	9:25am dougseidel: Thanks Trouble for making the planet good
	9:25am Slaboch: Irma Thomas birthday too! What a day!
	9:26am n8th3gr8: is this the second Modern World snow show in a row?
	9:26am n8th3gr8: wow i swear i did not intend to make that so alliterative
	9:28am wizard frog: It's been a very alliterative mood this year so far
	9:28am YETI BOB: n8th3gr8: yo yo yo, i think so
	9:28am common: those are good sounds!
	9:29am Trouble: I just re-read 'moomim midwinter' by Tove Jansson. I needed to be reminded of the positives of snow and winter b/c the grey cold weather with constant snow threat is weighing me down.
	9:30am Acid Cazh: @Handy "Roll a constitution saving throw to see how drunk you get during your workday."
	9:31am Handy Haversack: I hear that, Trouble. We were hoping to get out of town this week since Kate gets a Feb. break from (depressing, remote) teaching, but the snow proved too much to deal with. @Acid Cazh, my players fail those rolls on purpose.
	9:31am Acid Cazh: @Kpx I hate Jim Morrison, but love Kris Kristofferson — who wrote that Johnny Cash song. 🍺
	9:34am Acid Cazh: Thanks Trouble!
	9:34am melinda: Morning Trouble and everyone!
	9:35am northguineahills: I went to Yoko's 80th bday at BAM, it had everyone playing w/ her. feliz cumpleanos, Acid Cazh!
	9:35am Acid Cazh: Thanks @northguineahills!
	9:36am northguineahills: de nada, AC!
	9:36am LastVisibleDog: @Trouble - love the moomin books, feel I need to re-read Moominpappa at Sea which seems somehow more devoid of any direction than the other books.
	9:36am Acid Cazh: Today is also the birthday of my best friend's wife. We usually celebrate together, my fiancée and I with them — double date. But, you know... COVID.
	9:36am Kpx: @AC: major faux pas on my part, giving credit to the singer and not the writer.
	9:37am Trouble: @lastvisible dog: i will always recommend Tove. her 'summer book' is a frequent re-read for me.
	9:37am Acid Cazh: @Kpx — not at all! I love me some Johnny Cash too, but I'm a lot more likely to put on Kris Kristofferson than a Johnny Cash record (though I have plenty of both).
	9:38am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I had a weird reading experience last week. Started reading Eimear McBride's "The Lesser Bohemians." Bailed after about 3 pages because the style made me crazy. Yes, 3 pages. Then after a quick revisit...now I'm halfway through the book!
	9:38am northguineahills: @Kpx: that's my fave Kristofferson/Cash story (Kristofferson landing in a helo on Cash's yard, b/c he had to tell him the song, he wrote the night before....)
	9:38am common: now i want to have a beer and watch cisco pike.
	9:38am YETI BOB: I took on the "Yeti" persona partly to help me cope with the winters in Chicago - to encourage myself to go out in the snow and enjoy it, not complain about the cold. Does it work? Yes and no. Most winters, yes, but this winter (+covid) is extra-challenging. I went outside yesterday, I felt like I was stepping out of the safe pod into some harsh alien landscape. (The air had enough oxygen to breathe, I didn't die out there! - maybe I'll try again today). Winter blues / blahs to the Nth degree but this too shall pass.
	9:38am northguineahills: (waking Johnny up)
	9:40am northguineahills: It's 19C/69C here and sunny herein FL. Las diosas, I miss winter....I know, FL problems....
	9:41am YETI BOB: Occasionally the sun breaks through the clouds, tha helps a lot. Otherwise very much monochrome. Having Florida/Lousiana dreams.
	9:41am rebuketodali: I was just informed by the Criterion Collection IG feed that today is also Molly Ringwald's birthday.
	9:42am Handy Haversack: We had a couple of outside beers with Doug in JC in JC yesterday, and by the time Kate and I were walking, we were frozen just about solid. It's harder when any chance at sociality is confined (ha!) to the outside. Argh, sorry to complain. It's endurable. The tunes are warm, Trouble, and warming.
	9:42am YETI BOB: @rebuke: 53 Candles!
	9:43am G: @Yeti: It was 28 in New Orleans two nights ago. My elephant ear plants did not take it well. Hadn't had a freeze here since 2018. Today, in the 40s for a high and grey. We're getting the far southern end of the stuff up north.
	9:44am northguineahills: @Handy: I've had beers outside in Brooklyn, only to have them freeze halfway through....
	9:44am YETI BOB: @G: Sorry about your plants. I saw pictures on the news of a nearly-deserted Bourboun St. On Mardi Gras!
	9:45am Vivian: Good Morning from gloomy Atlanta. @WoodsOfNH, for me, books have to speak to me at the right place and right time. Sounds like you encounter that with your book. Never give up! On the subject of books, just finished Jenny Odell's "How to Do Nothing'. Now moving onto New Jim Crow and Pete Hamill's 'A Drinking Life'.
	9:45am TDK60: No problem with snow/wynter here. Of course, my heat's on, unlike for those suffering in the "alone" and failed state of Texas.
	9:45am rebuketodali: @northguineahills and @yeti Also here in sunny, warm Florida. But FL also has hurricanes, falling iguanas, and DeSantis. The good weather comes at a price. @yeti HA!
	9:45am northguineahills: Had a freeze here in Orlando last year ,(barely), 31F/-1C). it has never got below 37F/3C this winter....
	9:46am Vivian: @G - could you cut the frozen parts, so it can regrow when the freezing temps pass?
	9:46am HyperDose: @Acid Cazh @9:17 That's a great way to start the day. I think Handy will agree when I say today is the day to take it easy and "Fat Dog" it!
	9:46am Webhamster Henry: I can't believe Trouble has never played any of these Moomin Voices songs on this show. bluemusicgroup.bandcamp.com...
	9:46am northguineahills: DeSantis does more damage here then any weather...
	9:46am rebuketodali: @northguineahills TRUTH
	9:47am YETI BOB: @ngh: What kind of watery beer are you drinking that freezes in cold weather? Try some higher ABV ;-)
	9:47am winston legthigh: @yeti bob, the wife gave me lou malnatis pizzas shipped frozen from chi-town for valentines day. the crust is amazingly crispy crunchy, super good!
	9:48am Listener Gregory: Trouble, seeing today's art work reminds me of the new HBO documentary "Black Art: In the Absence of Light," which I thought was quite good. It discussed specific artists and exhibits and the role of curators and institutions. And it showed a lot of good art.
	9:48am Stanley: Well said, Yeti. I had an outdoors meetup the other day and only whisky could do it for me.
	9:49am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and chillers. Sending warm thoughts to people and sea turtles.
	9:49am Handy Haversack: I very sensibly carried my Canadian-flag flask full of Scottish whisky on yesterday's polar expedition!
	9:49am rebuketodali: In terms of books, I promised myself that 2021 would be the year that I dive into the work of the James siblings (Henry, William, and Alice). Currently reading Henry James's The Bostonians--I was craving florid 19th century prose and snarky, passive-aggressive pettiness among the characters, and it is delivering on all fronts.
	9:49am YETI BOB: @winston: Nice, Lou M. does a really good job! my ATF in Chicago is "Art of Pizza" but they don't ship frozen pies.
	9:50am Trouble: @vivian: i love that jenny odell book!
	9:50am HyperDose: Just going to go ahead and clicky-star the show now (too many tracks to individually favorite). Perfect soundtrack for watching the snow fall.
	9:50am G: @Vivian -- I'll give it some weeks to see what the plants do. Hopefully, regrow more big leaves from the root. The leaves that were out when it froze turned to mush.
	9:51am Trouble: @ listener gregory:another reason i might have to give in and get HBO ( at least temporarily)
	9:51am YETI BOB: if people want to add to the Modern World reading list, here's the link - i'm pleased to see that people are still adding to it! docs.google.com...
	9:52am northguineahills: @YETI: on that day, it was 14F/-10C, I might have been smoking something w/ a green tinge w/ my friends....
	9:52am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Vivian: Is the Odell book good? That's been on my to-get list for a while.
	9:52am wizard frog: Awesome YETI BOB! That's just kinda thing I'd be after!
	9:52am YETI BOB: this list started when I told G how much I love Georges Perec
	9:52am northguineahills: @Hyperdose: you're full of good ideas....
	9:52am rebuketodali: Wow, thanks Yeti!
	9:53am Trouble: sounds great @ rebuketodali
	9:53am northguineahills: oh, imperfect museum, is perfect!
	9:53am G: @Yeti: Small world here lol
	9:54am YETI BOB: Georges Perec wrote my all-time favorite novel (if I had to pick one), and that picture of him with the cat perched on his shoulder just has so much going for it. Made me happy to see that, G.
	9:54am kevlicki: Morning trouble and all. Thanks for sharing the Jammie Holmes wrok. I love an autodidact and one that catches the eye of Jeffrey Deitch, well done!
	9:55am Faye: perfect sounds for this morning <3
	9:55am Vivian: @ WoodsOfNH: Yes, I would recommend picking it up.
	9:55am Trouble: merci and good morning@ faye!
	9:56am 8\|\|8: morning all
	9:57am leshwatt: Ahoy earth travelers. Breaking through the ice and enjoying a snow day
	9:57am MHLee: This is a great track. Great track here.
	9:57am YETI BOB: There's a link to that book list on my listener page. Now it's time for me to get to work and stop chatting so much. This is such a great show and such a great group of intelligent listeners and commenters. Thanks everyone, thanks Trouble!
	9:57am winston legthigh: art of pizza on my list @yeti bob thanks! portillos chicago beef also in the "taste of chicago" box, will give it a try this weekend.
	9:58am G: Yeti: YVW lol
	9:58am Dances with Moomins: Morning all, checking in late after errands and chores. We were talking about U Roy here last week and I just saw he has passed away.
	9:59am Handy Haversack: Trouble, your 2021 DJ Premium looks great! Very exciting.
	9:59am northguineahills: Georges Perec is amazing. I know enough French to sort of read his works, but a lot of the word play is lost if you're not a native French speaker.
	10:00am Dayffid: Nice book list Thanks! I added one to the end
	10:03am YETI BOB: ngh: I wish I could read Perec in the original, my French is nowhere near good enough. But David Bellos did an amazing job translating "Life", I think I'm almost as much a fan of Bellos as Perec. Bellos also wrote a great bio of G.P.
	10:03am Clermont F.: Very sad news yesterday of the death of the great Francoise Cactus of Stereo Total
	10:03am Kpx: @Yeti: that was interesting that you got your name as a defensive mechanism. I look at the changing seasons like better and sweet herbs. I enjoy the bitter cold gray and white season knowing that the sweet warm green and blue season will taste that much sweeter. Except for Bob Brainen, who is happy as a hog in a snow Waller.
	10:04am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Matt! Also, Matt: Please share a video of Bruce with his pig ear!
	10:05am northguineahills: @Yeti: I'll have to check Bellos out. As, I feel I lost a lot of Perec trying to read it in French.
	10:05am xtrakrispy: Handy, have you gone back and listened to the archive of your cameo on Scott’s show? That was some good radio...
	10:05am Vivian: @Yeti Bob: I just checked out the list, which contains two of my favorite titles 'Severance' and "My Year Of Rest and Relaxation'. Once I finish what I started, I want to find some modern day fiction along those lines. I'll have to check out those recommendations in the Google doc.
	10:05am northguineahills: @Clermont: No, not Francoise. The last two years have been worse then 2016.....
	10:06am Roberto: Um no, wool is cruel to sheep.
	10:07am Roberto: Nope nope nope
	10:07am northguineahills: I wish I could wear a jumper, (It's never cool enough to wear a sweater)....
	10:07am Strandlund: Wool and get rid of Ted Cruz!!
	10:07am LastVisibleDog: dark humor is like electricity in texas... (too soon?)
	10:08am Webhamster Henry: I flopped a sleeping bag on this chair and my back is really comfy! I have to say it, but plastic based fleece is really warm! At least some of it is made of recycled soda bottles.
	10:08am northguineahills: Originally, harvesting wool from ovines was cruel, but in the last few decades, it's much more humane, if done correctly.
	10:09am Handy Haversack: Not yet, extrakrispy! We'll find a moment today to do it. Really glad it brought some joy! Also, that bottle of ojén is going to be delivered today, apparently. A little late for Mardi Gras, but I think we can make allowances.
	10:09am Trouble: i could talk about this for hours roberto: wool is not cruel to sheep. it is a natural part of who they are. yes mass industrial farming is bad for animals and for people. but many many farmers use animal friendly methods in the sheep industry. Seek out manafacturers who support those ideals. I am a knitter and buy lots of my yarn from small farmers who depend on their sheep for their living and treat them as such.
	10:09am melinda: I'm wearing my Danish boiled wool slippers right now.
	10:10am Webhamster Henry: Maybe things will improve enough for the Rhinebeck Sheep & Wool Festival to come back.
	10:10am Roberto: Let's just agree to agree that Ted Cruz is the biggest POS on the planet.
	10:10am Phillippe Bastille: good morning! Wool? I get itchy just thinking about it, unfortunately. I'm allergic to the lanolin that is in most wool products
	10:10am northguineahills: Ok, I need to prep docs for an interview. nos vemos amigos....
	10:11am StringOFperils: True. The animals don't have to be physically abused. Sheep are pretty cooperative. They need to be fed properly and looked after at the vet too
	10:11am Threemoons: Good luck Northguine
	10:12am Adriana DC: Wool yes! There are wool companies that are humane. Wool doesn't retain BO, so you don't have to launder as much. Wool for the win. Recyclable as insulation. Less flammable than synthetics. Furthermore, Ted Cruz is poison.
	10:12am G: Tuesday broke the 150-year-long temperature record for coldest temp on a Mardi Gras day in New Orleans. The old record was from 1899.
	10:12am StringOFperils: NGH > fingers crossed
	10:12am Roberto: And yeah, makes me itchy AF too.
	10:12am Dayffid: Viva la sheep!
	10:13am melinda: @Phillippe most wool makes me itchy, including my beloved slippers when worn without socks. But I learned that for me it's the processing and not the wool itself after a weaver friend who raises sheep gave me a home-washed wad of wool to experiment with.
	10:13am leshwatt: Woof moo baa
	10:14am G: @leshwatt: plus screaming goat
	10:14am northguineahills: gracias!
	10:14am TDK60: I have very good merino wool socks, both for summer and winter. No itch.
	10:15am leshwatt: Sheep, goat? Making me a bit hungry!
	10:16am Phillippe Bastille: @melinda I agree, they add oils and other stuff to the raw wool. I had lanolin in a body wash that made me itch as well, so that seems to be the culprit for me.
	10:17am Trouble: alpaca is a lot softer if wool bothers peeps. certain sheep breeds are also softer than others. the wool from navajo-churro sheep is positively rope like, which is why it is used for rugs.
	10:17am TDK60: ..and I can wear them for 3, 4, 5 days before needing to launder.
	10:18am Trouble: lanolin is naturally in sheep wool, it is what keeps them waterproof!
	10:19am northguineahills: les masques, prescient in today's times.... (the name).
	10:21am Webhamster Henry: Groovy Moonshadow here.
	10:21am sphere: Artificial fabrics are such a problem that just laundering them sheds plastic fragments that end up in the ocean.
	10:22am common: that drummer is on fire!
	10:23am Phillippe Bastille: That's true, Trouble -- I wasn't real clear in what I wrote. People who think they are allergic to wool are actually allergic to the lanolin, but other stuff used in processing can cause reactions as well. At least, that's my understanding.
	10:24am frank B: The problem in TX seems to be that they cannot seem to manage their renewable energy
	10:25am Kpx: Does alpaca itch?. And isn't lanolin a chemical used in a topical cream pain reliever?
	10:25am Roberto: It's a self-fulfilling prophecy. Gubbermint bad! Personal responsibility good! Oh wait...
	10:27am frank B: Only one main company in that state runs it all
	10:28am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): The problems of Texas can be distilled to that social media post from the (former) mayor Colorado City. It's, as Frank Zappa put it, The Big Stupid.
	10:28am Roberto: And if all these mo-rons think government is useless, wtf are they doing in politics?
	10:30am Trouble: that former mayor rant was outstanding: ummmm what does he do as mayor if it's not to help his constituents? crazy town to the max
	10:30am Listener Bop Monroe: loving this set more and more. thnx DJT
	10:31am winston legthigh: thanks trouble and the troubled, listening while working. hava a great day all!
	10:31am Doug in JC: The problem in Texas is that they decided not to have their grid connect to the national grid so that they could skirt federal regulations. When other states have generation problems they can have energy from the surrounding area delivered through the cooperative grid. Texas valued profits over resiliency and this is the result.
	10:31am Trouble: gracias@ listener Bop and winston
	10:32am Bob a: Damn this is good!
	10:33am Kpx: @TDK60: add another groovy to the total from web hamster Henry. The groovy train is picking up steam.
	10:33am annette: @tdk. i have a whole wardrobe of merino wool socks. will never be without them. as best as i can tell, they didnt shrink when washed in warm water. cold rinse.
	10:33am leshwatt: I should be out chipping ice and shoveling snow, but this set is hot. Thanks Trouble and crew!
	10:34am frank B: Texas does have the ability to connect to the other grids.
	10:34am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @Trouble Besides, since when is complaining about not receiving services you've _paid for_ a "handout"??
	10:35am annette: never put yer wool in the dryer, btw
	10:36am Roberto: Their intent is to destroy from within, which has pretty much been the Republican party's overall strategy during my lifetime.
	10:36am StringOFperils: Unless you want to make a cat sweater.
	10:36am TDK60: Annette, hello. I first enountered them a few years ago at a camping equipment store. Was going hiking and an employee suggested merino wool. Now I wear them most all the time. (They make thinner summer ones.) I usually air-dry them.
	10:36am mary: Listen every week. Love playlists and the works of art you choose. Searched for Jammie Holmes. OK!! great Monkey time just made me shout out YEHHH! Up amd clapping. I am ready yeh
	10:37am Handy Haversack: I got a merino wool under-sweater before a three-day paddle in Scotland, and it's the best. It's my base layer for all cold-weather activities. I wore it yesterday for Polar Jersey City!
	10:38am winston legthigh: the texas problem is the direct result of free market economics imho, there are many examples throughout industrialized american history. re: cuyahoga river, etc.
	10:38am TDK60: Handy, I see you didn't get lost in the tunnels and halls under the Hudson.
	10:38am Trouble: wool sox tip: i adore bombas socks. their wool socks are super fab. wash in the machine on cold and hang to dry. soooo soft and they give away socks to those in financial need
	10:38am adampsyche: omg this cover
	10:38am Trouble: great to hear @ mary! merci!
	10:38am rebuketodali: I am digging this reggae cover so much.
	10:39am Vivian: Tim Boyd said he made those comments 'as a private citizen' since he resigned as Mayor of Colorado City, TX. He needs to check his timeline of his resignation and rant. Regardless if he's an official or private citizen, what a nasty and ignorant reply.
	10:39am rebuketodali: @adampsyche RIGHT?
	10:39am adampsyche: trouble I've been struggling so thank you for this
	10:39am sphere: funk goes ska! who knew?
	10:39am Doug in JC: I have a big collection of wool socks but I think a shirt is needed
	10:39am Doug in JC: You ok Adam?
	10:40am adampsyche: wfmu pulls me through and yeah I'll be ok thank you
	10:40am Trouble: sorry to hear @ adampsyche.
	10:41am adampsyche: thinking fondly of volunteering the last few years during the marathon and bringing food
	10:42am headcleaner: nice work today, Trouble - many fine gems
	10:42am mysilentface: Good morning, Trouble! Joining the party a bit late, but just in time for The Style Council!
	10:43am headcleaner: @adampsyche - me too (struggling) but wfmu saves the day + gives me hope
	10:44am Andrew in Toronto: Hi there Trouble and everybody else!
	10:44am melinda: re: wool sensitivity it can also be due to a change in the fibers from harsh detergents used in standard processing, they become less soft or something. That's what my friend told me. I've used straight lanolin on dry skin before so that's not an issue for me but I'm sure it is for some, one can have a sensitivity to just about anything.
	10:45am Ken From Hyde Park: Anyone have a report on the effectiveness of Todd-o-phonic Todd's marathon premium from last year? The socks are toasty warm?
	10:46am Handy Haversack: Glad to see you here, adampsyche, headcleaner. Yeah, TDK60 (\\ //), we survived the underworld and came back across the waters, changed but delivered!
	10:46am adampsyche: I usually have to get this show from the archives but am happy to catch it live today, Big ups headclesner
	10:47am Trouble: welcome to your 'live' presence @ adam
	10:48am StringOFperils: This IS good sock-testing weather.
	10:48am common: gave in and had a beer outside while feeding the birds and watching the snow. quite pleasing.
	10:49am annette: if you are near an Ocean State Job Lots, they have a ton of merino socks at a decent price. btw. when i was very small suffering with measels my mom insited that i keep my itchy wool moccasin socks on to keep warm...
	10:51am adampsyche: last post then I'm gonna eat: there are DJs who come on and do the legal and speak from their hearts and I'm grateful to include Trouble Duane Marty Glenn on that wild list. thanks for being there all
	10:51am alanr: today's show is the musical form of wool socks
	10:51am Doug in JC: Everyone having breakfast beers and I'm 42% in on a twelve hour shift
	10:52am Trouble: how can i get to planet lovers rock????
	10:53am Handy Haversack: I was out there getting some seed to the feeders, too, common. Sparrows seem happy about it. This breakfast beer idea seems like a winner, though ... or maybe a brunch Katetail ...
	10:53am Ken From Hyde Park: Speaking of ... here's a recent photo taken in Rhode Island — apod.nasa.gov...
	10:54am Mr. Two-Arms: Man, show is FIRE today. So happy I have a Zoom meeting respite this morning so I can listen in!
	10:54am patrick321: This Letta Mbulu track is so great! I have it on your cassette premium from ages ago.
	10:54am annette: @ doug. toasting you and all with a wine. after all, it is natl wine day.
	10:54am Faye: I love Letta Mbulu! "Nomalizo" is one of my favorite tracks to dance to
	10:54am Dances with Moomins: yeah that astro photo of the day was really weird... Strange atmosphere in R.I.
	10:55am Listener Gregory: She's asking "What is wrong with groovin'" but not waiting for us to answer. I mean, where to start?
	10:55am Doug in JC: @annette Cheers! I'll get home eventually.
	10:56am Trouble: yes! ocean state job lot@annette. crazy stuff there. gracias, that means a lot to me @alanr!!
	10:57am Trouble: fabulous pic@ken!! merci @ mr two arms!
	11:02am headcleaner: this is delightful (continental strut)
	11:03am sphere: Brenda Lee! such a great song.
	11:04am Dances with Moomins: Brenda Lee comin on strong
	11:08am Andres: The More I See You - what a great song in any language!!
	11:09am headcleaner: it's actually quite lovely in NYC right now
	11:09am Kpx: @Ken FHP: Wow, a sun funnel!, never heard of one, thanks for that.
	11:13am Hubig Pie: 2" of snow an hour= Go skiin' in da park
	11:19am Acid Cazh: Well, my job and my clients have not gotten the memo that today is my birthday. Much work to do. However, my fiancée's sister shipped us six bottles of wine that just arrived. Her family is greek, so I'm enjoying a small glass of Ασύρτικο at the moment (nobody tell my boss!).
	11:20am common: cheers, Acid!
	11:21am Acid Cazh: 🥂 @common
	11:21am sphere: i think a small glass of wine on your birthday is vital for maintaining workplace morale.
	11:21am Acid Cazh: It's nice! Fruity, with a little hint of sea salt — like an upscale Retsina
	11:23am tim from champaign (now washington): Hi Trouble and everybody!
	11:27am Handy Haversack: Yasou, Acid Cazh! I'm getting closer and closer to declaring a Snow Day Emergency over here and pouring a drink as well ...
	11:27am TDK60: Never heard of a sun spiral before either, Kpx, and KenFHP. How groovy.
	11:27am Andres: Architecture Parade - I love the idea of a Guggenheim float in the Thanksgiving day parade! Also, great too short tune!
	11:28am tim from champaign (now washington): Brazilian fuzz guitar and harpsichord? Perfect!
	11:32am Acid Cazh: Γιαμας, Handy!
	11:34am paddy in matawan: Handy sure did deliver on the sacks yesterday. Legend.
	11:34am paddy in matawan: You made my radio ring, @Handy
	11:35am tim from champaign (now washington): Handy - what were all the goodies you delivered yesterday? I listened to Scott's show as it happened but some of it clipped out.
	11:36am Acid Cazh: Scott said it was snacks and booze, from what I recall.
	11:37am βrian: Coffee roasted, beans cooling.
	11:37am paddy in matawan: homemade bagels!
	11:38am adampsyche: I have a text file with a list of shows that feature choice Trouble reggae sets and it just got added to
	11:38am Hubig Pie: Snacks and booze, my only weakness
	11:38am βrian: @paddy: Trade some bagels for some freshly roasted espresso beans?
	11:39am Handy Haversack: I am so super glad to have been a part of a radio happiness event. Doug and K8 and Shayna and I had a ton of fun! tim, Doug brought homemade (!) bagels, which, having had three of since yesterday, I can attest are amazing. We brought Greenpoint goodies: * Polish food from our fave takeout place: mushroom/kraut pierogies, zucchini pancakes, potato pancakes, mushroom soup, pickle soup. * Two dozen doughnuts from Peter Pan, the best doughnuts in the city. * A bottle of Rittenhouse rye from our local liquor store * An assortment of treats for the WFMU dogs: a pig ear for each of the Skelehounds and a bag of bison/sweet potato treats.
	11:39am Gaylord Fields: Hi, Trouble! This show and a hot cup of chocolate toffee tea is making this snowy Thursday right.
	11:41am Trouble: bonjour gaylord! happy to hear from you!!
	11:41am βrian: Pickle soup? Do tell!
	11:42am Ken From Hyde Park: Bacon-flavored pig ear, Handy, or regular?
	11:42am Jeff Golick: Love love love Lil Green, thanks so much for this one (and the whole shoe), @Trouble.
	11:43am tim from champaign (now washington): @Handy - You did Jah's work for sure!
	11:43am Stanley: Handy - that is amazing. Well done. So nice to let them know who much we appreciate what they do.
	11:43am Kpx: Sorry, Correction. A Sun SPIRAL. That's one weird and interesting phenomenon.
	11:43am tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Gaylord! Your show on Sunday was mighty pleasant on the ears.
	11:44am Gaylord Fields: @Jeff Golick: I agree that Trouble is the Ed Sullivan of freeform radio. :) @tim from champaign (now washington): Much obliged, friend!
	11:44am Rick A: This sounds like a spaghetti Western theme.
	11:45am ChukAmok: Dang Handy. That all sounds delicious. I miss Greenpoint pierogies!
	11:45am βrian: A Thursday without oiseaux just wouldn't be right.
	11:46am βrian: (Radio Oiseaux)
	11:46am Acid Cazh: @Handy Rittenhouse is my favorite rye, but at 100 proof it's so dangerous. So I usually stick to overholt.
	11:46am Handy Haversack: ChukAmok, I'm already wondering why I didn't buy more so I could be eating them right now.
	11:46am golden_gorilla: @ßrian the soup is called "ogórkowa" in Polish
	11:47am Phillippe Bastille: I'm wondering why you didn't buy more so I could be eating some...
	11:47am ChukAmok: Texas, it now appears, is running out of food from the aftermath of the weather crisis. Anyone know of a good non-profit to give to that might help?
	11:48am Baja Joe: Hidey ho Trouble. I'm enjoying working from home so much more because your program is playing in the background. Thank you for the entertainment.
	11:48am morphe': A Fav Trouble moment "... Yo Mista .. sheeezzz talkings but those is birdzzzz......"
	11:48am Rick A: You always find music from the coolest compilations. I wish I could own all of them.
	11:49am owen: my favorite monk song...thank you!
	11:49am βrian: 7YrOld is indifferent to a lot of vegetables but loves all manner of pickles. Last summer's pickled carrots are almost gone. I bet she'd love ogórkowa, too.
	11:49am Trouble: www.feedingtexas.org looks good?
	11:49am Jeff Golick: @Gaylord: my phone keeps autocorrecting "show" to "shoe" so I've decided to just go with it. You raised it to a new level, tho.
	11:50am βrian: @Jeff G: The Ed Sullivan Effect?
	11:50am Trouble: compilations are sooo awesome@ rick a. you never know what might be buried in there...
	11:50am TDK60: Gaylord, this is a great shew (only, I have to imagine the jugglers and acrobats).
	11:51am ChukAmok: Thanks Trouble!
	11:54am Rick A: Yes, your show sends me on many a Goggling mission to see which buried treasures might exist. The Soul Jazz collections are especially rich with treasures.
	11:54am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Trouble! Another great show. Very glad to have been here.
	11:55am melinda: Thanks for the tunes, Trub!
	11:55am listener 126464: Wonderful show, thank you Trouble.
	11:55am mysilentface: Thanks for the cozy soundtrack to the snow!
	11:55am Gaylord Fields: @Jeff Golick @TDK60: I guess that makes me the Topo Gigio of freeform radio: "Geeemeee keeeessss, Eddieeeee!"
	11:55am StringOFperils: Thx for Pannonica , and thanks for the great show.
	11:55am tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Trouble!
	11:56am annette: great time, Trouble and Listers. lets keep our hearts and vibes and everything else we can do for texas. i have been thru a lot, like most others, but i cant imagine this.
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for siting in@handy! thanks to everyone for being here and making the world a better place
	11:56am morphe': Thanks Troble and all ... !!!!! Just got back to Madrid 62*f and fascists everyhere... I do not have to shovel snow today but mifght have confront super overt racism/anti-semitism/zenophobia ... Americans always talk of travelling to Europe but Europe is actually quite frightening and dangerous for people of color and regular normal. folks of all hues... Thanks Trouble and I do not want to be a drag - but leaving my NYC lovely bubble and coming to Madrid creates havoc in my soul.. SUNSHINE - I am with my lovely 9 year old Simon for the comming days so happiness and glee!!! Thanks Trouble and all... https://english.elpais.com/spanish_news/2021-02-16/spains-jewish-communities-call-for-an-investigation-into-a-neo-fascist-demonstration-in-madrid.html
	11:56am Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Trouble!
	11:56am TDK60: Hee, Gaylord. \|\| Merci, Trouble.
	11:57am Handy Haversack: Stay angry and safe, morphe'!
	11:57am Kpx: Enjoyed today's show trouble, have a nice relaxing snowy day troubled people. TDK60 keep your groove on.
	11:57am Roberto: Wow, John Cale channeling the Bee Gees.
	11:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Trouble. Snow is now slowly falling up at this latitude.
	11:58am Gaylord Fields: Thank you, Trouble, for making such a positive difference yourself.
	11:58am sphere: see you next week.
	11:59am common: thanks, trouble!
	11:59am Stanley: Stay safe morphe' Thanks Trouble for the music and members of the FS for some excellent chat. See you later everyone.
	11:59am Slaboch: Such a great show Trouble. Thanks!
	11:59am bo: great show, trouble, thank you! you were my wfmu first dj and help me get thru the tough days!
	12:00pm KWilde: Always loved this John Cale record - thx
	12:00pm Kevlicki: ChukAmok: @austinmutualaid is a grassroots response to the current situation

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from February 18, 2021

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