WFMU: 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from July 28, 2021

Listener comments!
	11:59am Carmichael: You left the basement door ajar. Heya Mary!
	11:59am βrian: My ottoman is freshly inflated with nitrous, in case you need a huff.
	12:00pm Sylvia: oh no, I missed the DING! Hello Mary and Wing Blingers
	12:01pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Mary and all Wing'd Chariots.
	12:01pm Handy Haversack: See if there's whiskey in it, Carmichael.
	12:01pm Mary Wing: Happy nooning, Carmichael, Brian, Sylvia, and Handy! Let us commence whatevering!
	12:01pm spodiodi: hello, Mary Wing and 100% Whateverers!
	12:02pm Carmichael: This is some spacey ass shit.
	12:02pm Phillippe: Howdy! And catch y'all later! Will be listening as I turn my attention back to my incredible shitty week
	12:03pm βrian: Ah, this soothes the abraded soul.
	12:03pm Mary Wing: Howdy spodiodi and Phillippe! Got your bling on as a reminder, Phillippe?
	12:04pm Michael 98145: Aloha 🔔⚡
	12:04pm Handy Haversack: Any improvements, Phillippe?
	12:05pm Phillippe: @Handy, worse, if you could believe it.
	12:05pm Mary Wing: Can someone check if the English translation of that Japanese title is actually "swallowing" please? It seems like such a random thing to title a song, heh.
	12:06pm Roberto: Maybe it's really "Morning Dew."
	12:06pm Mary Wing: Good morning Michael 98145!
	12:07pm Mary Wing: Hi Roberto! Heh, then it would be in Korean, no?
	12:09pm Roberto: Morning Dew knows no borders.
	12:09pm Carmichael: Yes it is, Mary. But in a different context: One of the throwing techniques in judo. → see Tsubame Return. One of the methods of cheating (Ikasama) in Mahjong. → Mahjong Cheating #Swallowing. One of the techniques of Serolin Temple Kenpo. After receiving the opponent's thrust, it counterattacks with a hand to the opponent's neck with the hand.
	12:11pm Handy Haversack: Gah, Phillippe. Sorry, friend.
	12:11pm Mary Wing: Oh, so everybody was kung fu fighting, yeah! Or cheating at Mahjong, heh.
	12:14pm Handy Haversack: Either can lead to either, Mary.
	12:15pm Mary Wing: True dat, Handy. How are you and Kate feeling this week?
	12:15pm Michael 98145: @HH, hope you and K8 are again firing on all cylinders ...
	12:18pm david w: Hello, Mary and all. I have my grandmother's mahjong set and typewritten notes. Gorgeous, but I'm clueless.
	12:20pm TDK60: Hi Mary. I am pleased to be here. I betcha Nadja would still sound heavy if I sped it up to 45 RPM.
	12:20pm Mary Wing: Aww, I love that, David W.! I used to play an online version of Mahjong but I don't think it was actually how the game was played, heh. It was just matching the tiles, there has to be more to it than that, right?
	12:21pm Mary Wing: Hi TDK60! This is a rather peppy beat for Nadja, if you ask me, heh!
	12:21pm Hubig Pie: Official Mahjong rules- match tiles serve tea
	12:22pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Mary, Michael. Kate is absolutely 100 percent. I'm pulling down a solid A. Just a little lingering congestion. Isolation period ends tomorrow, and then we're back in the world. We're glum and heartsore still but hoping to make it out of town on Sat.
	12:22pm Michael 98145: @HH, we are taking your experience as a lesson!
	12:23pm Mary Wing: Hiya Hubig! Tea sounds nice right about now, just before lunch.
	12:24pm David (in London): Late in is not a good thing, especially for Mary Wing! Hello groovers.
	12:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Mary and bell ringers. I'm gathering pictures of people racing and jumping around, but they're tripping and crashing. I call it the LOLYMPICs.
	12:25pm david w: I suspect Mahjong is kind of deep, maybe a Bridge vibe?
	12:25pm Handy Haversack: Michael, it figures that when I finally inspire someone it's through blundering.
	12:26pm Mary Wing: Good evening, Sir David in London the Tardy!
	12:26pm Hubig Pie: Kinda steamy in my neighborhood, I'll take that tea in the iced cold version, please
	12:26pm TDK60: Late night last night David-about-Hackney?
	12:26pm David (in London): Oh the shame of it.
	12:27pm Michael 98145: Just when i think some friends are being -too- cautious, i realize no, they are -not-
	12:27pm David (in London): TDK. Would you believe it was actually because of a meeting about hiring an ice cream truck...
	12:28pm Mary Wing: Hiya KenfHP! LOLympics, ha ha! I would win gold for sure, but might end up in a wheelchair.
	12:29pm Michael 98145: I admit i'm watching rugby, probably for the first time
	12:30pm Michael 98145: not right now, of course
	12:30pm David (in London): Mary, you haven't been doping have you..?
	12:31pm Mary Wing: I'm dopey enough without chemical assistance, heh.
	12:33pm Ha: @David 12:27, I heard that in Don Adams voice
	12:34pm Carmichael: Here's to out of town, Handy! We'll be in Portland OR this weekend, followed by a slow jaunt around Bend and Crater Lake on the way home.
	12:35pm still b/p: @ Ha: You couldn't hear it at all -- it was in the "Ice Cream Cone of Silence!"
	12:37pm Handy Haversack: Ah, sounds nice, Carmichael! Hope it's a restful (and er, unburning) trip around the Bend. We're heading to Western Michigan. Finally get to see my ninety-five-year-old aunt and her wife after not seeing them last year for the first time since I was a kid. And we'll head up in the country to the old Farm, which has a little house on it and where I keep an aluminum canoe. Should be able to get some paddling, visiting, cleaning up, and campdires in while we're there.
	12:38pm David (in London): Ha, I should have said "Sorry about that Chief!"
	12:40pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning-ish, Mary!
	12:41pm Michael 98145: @Carm, Crater Lake is beautiful!
	12:43pm Carmichael: @Michael, haven't been there since I was a kid. We're gonna drive the rim.
	12:44pm Mary Wing: Hi there still b/p and S&M&S! Sounds like a lovely trip for each of you, Carm and Handy; I am so jealous!
	12:44pm Michael 98145: This is lovely
	12:45pm Michael 98145: Like has been said, hope everyone can avoid the fires burning everywhere in the West
	12:47pm Handy Haversack: AQI 99 here today.
	12:48pm David (in London): Michael, our immediate priority is to avoid flooding! www.mylondon.news...
	12:52pm Carmichael: It rains that hard/much in summer, David?!
	12:52pm Michael 98145: Yikes!
	12:53pm TDK60: Yes Handy, air quality has been poor in NYC for some days. I have two reasons to keep masking.
	12:54pm David (in London): Carmichael, it's been a bit bonkers this month - heatwave / monsoon / heatwave / monsoon. I'm making propitious sacrifices to the weather god for my week off in August...
	12:54pm Mary Wing: Really, since last week, for sure, with the smoke from the west coast arriving here on the east, which is so bizarre to me that smoke can travel that far.
	12:55pm Handy Haversack: It doesn't seem to affect the mosquitoes, though, TDK60.
	12:55pm chresti: Hi Mary and wingdingers!
	12:55pm Michael 98145: Because there is SO much of it ...
	12:55pm Mary Wing: So the best remedy for the weather is to rent an ice cream truck, David in London?
	12:56pm Mary Wing: Good morning, chresti! Working at the courts today?
	12:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Last week's smoke situation - earthobservatory.nasa.gov...
	12:57pm chresti: An ice cream boat
	12:59pm Mary Wing: Yikes, Ken, those maps are scary!
	1:00pm Handy Haversack: Forsoot, they sure are.
	1:00pm David (in London): Mary, hiring an ice cream van is my default response to any emergency...
	1:02pm Mary Wing: David, did you ever see the movie "Comfort and Joy" by Bill Forsyth? Features ice cream van drama, heh.
	1:03pm Hubig Pie: DiL, if you aspire to be a proper skipper of an ice cream truck , you must first master the ability to drive safely while dinging the bell in time to "Turkey in the Straw".
	1:05pm TDK60: David, are English ice cream trucks usually white?
	1:05pm David (in London): Mary, I do remember that! That was the one after Local Hero, yes? The legendary ice cream wars of Glasgow. Hubig - Thanks man, that's what I aspire to.
	1:06pm David (in London): TDK, often, though a soft yellow is also popular.
	1:06pm Mary Wing: Yes, David, with Clare Grogan of Altered Images as the impossibly unattainable girl, heh.
	1:10pm TDK60: Are castanets a Barcelona thing?
	1:12pm chresti: Mary, not today, I’m at the workspace in LA that I’m still moving out of, packing up what’s left up in the loft and other odds and ends that the movers didn’t move a couple weeks ago...
	1:12pm βrian: "castanyoles," says the googe.
	1:13pm TDK60: I'm being persnickety on behalf of the Catalans. You know how they are.
	1:14pm Handy Haversack: TDK60, I have heard of castanets associated with Camarillo, Mendocino, and ponchos, both Mexican and Sears.
	1:16pm Mary Wing: Ugh, I hate moving; I had to pack up my office last year for a construction project so I feel your pain, chresti!
	1:18pm βrian: For sure. The next time I move, I expect to be in the box, not outside.
	1:19pm TDK60: Hola chresti. What kind of work do you do? Sorry about the gentry-forced relocation.
	1:21pm Franco Twinkie: You know Handy, Those ponchos you speak of were a real thing. Sears had an annex called The Put-On Shoppe in the late sixties, that had their take on hippie casual wear for teenagers who couldn't get mom to drive them to the Sunset Strip for their back to school clothes.
	1:23pm Handy Haversack: I had no idea, Franco! Had to sign in on Kate's machine as she is raiding mine for music.
	1:23pm David (in London): Franco, I would have done all my shopping at Put-In Shoppe.
	1:24pm TDK60: Franco, ¿que tal? I saw that even some of those Beats wore those ponchos back in '59 or '60 or so. Wouldn't mind getting one, if they still exist.
	1:24pm Handy Haversack: I mainly remember the "Husky" dept. from shopping at Sears.
	1:25pm TDK60: Hey, this Sunwatchers combo is starting to sparkle some..
	1:25pm βrian: Liking this noise, but I gotta run to the office.
	1:27pm David (in London): Handy, explain the Husky department please.
	1:29pm Handy Haversack: David, it's U.S. commerce code for "overweight boys' clothes." Also known as the single least fun place to be with a parent.
	1:30pm doctorjazz: Hey Hundred Percenters!
	1:30pm Little Danny: Really digging this.
	1:31pm Mary Wing: Hello doctorjazz and Little Danny! They are stretching out the jam, yeah!
	1:32pm Franco Twinkie: TDK, when we moved into our house, the former tenant had left a real Mexican poncho - more of a serape really. A thing of beauty that I hesitate to wear. I mean, I already get " You know, you really look like Jerry Garcia" on a regular basis, which is true! But If I put on the poncho that puts me in league with a guy who dresses like Spiderman, don't you think?
	1:32pm David (in London): Handy, gotcha. I think I mainly had the opposite problem, being too small and skinny and looking like I was wearing a tent. Hey doctorjazz.
	1:32pm Mary Wing: I can't recall if there was a Husky equivalent for overweight girls, maybe they had to go to the Juniors section?
	1:33pm Franco Twinkie: Mary, Sears also had The Chubby Shop! I kid you not.
	1:35pm TDK60: Franco, from this distance it would seem an LA poncho wearer would be okay, geographically speaking. But maybe it's more an era of time thing? Passe?
	1:35pm Handy Haversack: Franco, maybe you can charge tourists $10 a picture!
	1:36pm David (in London): TDK, I want to see you in that poncho pronto.
	1:36pm TDK60: David, as long as I can also wear a Zapatista bandanna.
	1:38pm Little Danny: Franco I'm here to urge you towards the full Jerry.
	1:38pm Carmichael: "Is that a real poncho or a Sears Poncho?"
	1:38pm Little Danny: I mean, poncho-era Jerry is a good look.
	1:39pm Handy Haversack: Hmmm. No fooling.
	1:41pm David (in London): TDK, and it's time for that droopy moustache you've always been promising yourself.
	1:44pm Franco Twinkie: Danny, on Monday afternoon I was loading a ladder into the back of my truck in the alley behind Chrestis studio when this filthy scraggly guy walking by gives me the you look like Jerry bit. I told him if you say that to the camera I'll give you two dollars. He said "I don't need your two dollars, I've got this..." and pulled a dogged eared bible out of his grimy pants and shook it at me, then walked down the alley towards Griffith Park.
	1:46pm TDK60: David in London, I'll work on it! Poncho, bandanna, droopy 'stache, ice cream cone..
	1:47pm still b/p: I will say it to the camera for just one dollar. I will sing it to the camera for a dollar and a half.
	1:47pm Handy Haversack: One of my few forays into game editing was for an adventure module (basically the frame "story" or situation the game master presents to the players) for the flavor of D&D I play a few years back. There was a really badly written encounter with a "witch"; it was just kind of puerile and misogynistic. So I decided to rewrite it entirely. Basically, I just made an extended allusion to "Camarillo Brillo," complete with toads of the short forest, magical castanets and incense stencher, a dwarf-breeding program, and a doll with a pin. I was VERY proud of it. And a few reviewers even noticed ...
	1:47pm Handy Haversack: Basically, I figured, "You want puerile? Let's go to the master."
	1:48pm Franco Twinkie: Handy, I want to see that!!! I love Overnight Sensation.
	1:50pm Little Danny: I do think you're better off having saved those two dollars, Franco.
	1:51pm Michael 98145: That Bible and $2 might get you a cup of coffee. No poncho here, but i may purchase a WFMU bandana ...
	1:52pm Handy Haversack: I think I'll have a bandana in my swag when Swagvent finally comes round.
	1:53pm David (in London): The Mary Wing Marathon Poncho could be a very compelling option.
	1:56pm Handy Haversack: Combine it with the Sheena's Jungle Room Marathon Franco Twinkie Wig and Twinkle, and you're an unstoppable WFMU force for good! Any hints on 3OAK, Mary?
	1:57pm Carmichael: @Handy, I vote Uruguay. Wait, wrong show ...
	1:58pm TDK60: I'm sticking with Suriname, Carm. Just to remind.
	1:59pm Handy Haversack: "Love Is a Battlefield," then! And the Gambia!
	2:01pm Mary Wing: Its a birthday 3oak! From the mid 80s...
	2:01pm TDK60: Handy, I went to a Who concert (eons ago) with a Gambian pal who didn't like rock. The Who impressed a change of heart.
	2:02pm Handy Haversack: It was PauloAD's birthday, but I'm shaky on his eighties releases.
	2:03pm David (in London): Mid 80s? Is it We Close Our Eyes by Go West? Tee hee.
	2:03pm Hubig Pie: Kate Bush !
	2:04pm Handy Haversack: Good call, Hubig!
	2:05pm Michael 98145: Oh, my ... it's almost Katemas!
	2:05pm Mary Wing: WHOA! Hubig for the win! Ding ding ding!
	2:05pm spodiodi: nice one, Hubig
	2:05pm chresti: I just got an emergency alert on my phone that said covid cases are on the rise, to wear masks and get vaccinated..
	2:06pm Hubig Pie: I knew it cuz I listen to FMU. Radio for shmaart peoples
	2:06pm David (in London): Good work Hubig. "It's coming" sample from Night of the Demon. Fav old Brit horror of mine.
	2:06pm Handy Haversack: Take THAT, JC tax assessor!
	2:06pm Michael 98145: Yay!
	2:07pm TDK60: Chresti, not to bug but what kind of work do you do? (re, you're moving stuff.)
	2:12pm northguineahills: Mary brings yet another song (kate bush), I've never heard.
	2:12pm Michael 98145: I am astounded there are covers ... curious to hear what you have uncovered
	2:12pm Mary Wing: Hiya, NGH! LTNS, how have you been?
	2:13pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: What a lovely cover this is, Mary (the Jon Boden)! It reminds me (Michael) of Chris Wood, who we used to hear on Late Junction and Andy Kershaw's BBC shows back in the day...
	2:14pm Mary Wing: Oh good grief, so MANY covers, Micheal 98145! At least another 40 minutes worth, really had to make hard decisions about which to cut out.
	2:14pm Mary Wing: Accordion covers always get a spin on 3oak, S&M&S!
	2:15pm David (in London): S&M&S - Late Junction! Man, what a great show.
	2:15pm Handy Haversack: Unwoman is so great.
	2:15pm Webhamster Henry: Hi 100%ers! Good 3oak today! I mostly listen to the Futureheads version.
	2:17pm Michael 98145: yes. this is good.
	2:17pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: David - yes! We still absolutely love Max Reinhardt! He's been over on Soho Radio now for some time with his "Late Lunch" show on Fridays!
	2:17pm Mary Wing: Hi Henry! Futureheads are coming, for sure!
	2:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hallo ! ...been distracted by typing up Astrologies : www.facebook.com... - & other vagaries... But here for the Hounds.
	2:19pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Mary, ha! That's good to know! How do melodica covers fare? Asking for three friends... x
	2:20pm northguineahills: Got bit by a tick in an experimental music/art/dance/installation fest I played in the Catskills. No lyme disease, but just a normal bacterial infection.
	2:20pm Mary Wing: Melodicas, yes! And harmoniums, concertinas, and all other squeezebox thingys.
	2:21pm Mary Wing: Hi RevRab! Glad you made it! Ugh, that sucks, NGH. I thought the Catskills was too north for ticks?
	2:22pm Michael 98145: the climate is spreading ticks all over
	2:22pm David (in London): Mama's got a squeezebox, daddy never sleeps at night...
	2:23pm Carmichael: The smoke we're sending you is meant to kill the ticks. No, really.
	2:24pm βrian: Little Human has developed a deep cough but seems to have no virus. We do have smoke, though, from Canadian forest fires.
	2:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - up here in NewHamshuh ~ Vermont they find large deer just parasitically crippled by innumerable ticks. They up here awlright.
	2:25pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Duly noted, Mary! Sylvia bought and brought me one from France a couple years ago and we have broken it out from time to time... x
	2:26pm Handy Haversack: Moose populations are under pressure in the NE because global warming has given ticks months more time before the cold kills them off for the winter, so more blood loss, more disease. I don't know if there is a too far north for ticks anymore.
	2:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah yerknow - we're very woodsy...
	2:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think some island off of Massachusetts was ground zero for ticks in the beginning. Or somehitng.
	2:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or for Lyme specifically...
	2:28pm Mary Wing: Bummer. Ticks are an irrational fear for me, so I was hoping to retire somewhere hot/cold enough that they wouldn't be around.
	2:28pm βrian: Is there such a thing as a timing tick bomb?
	2:28pm Handy Haversack: Maybe Mars, Mary?
	2:29pm βrian: Alack, meeting time.
	2:29pm Mary Wing: Heh, me and Jeff Bezos, in tick-free space.
	2:30pm northguineahills: Thankfully, not in Danish (the only Scandi language that confuses me, and I once had a Danish boss).
	2:30pm Handy Haversack: Trading one blood-sucking parasite for another!
	2:31pm northguineahills: From my recollection, Lyme Disease was named for Lyme, CT, where it was first identified. One of my friends on the trip got Lyme.
	2:31pm Michael 98145: heh
	2:32pm Mary Wing: I want to know if these are real dogs barking on this Scott James track, or synth dogs.
	2:33pm Michael 98145: ( when you take your shoes off, check yerself for ticks )
	2:33pm David (in London): Synth Dogs is the name of my new retro early-80s band.
	2:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wull - you sample a pup & then pitch shift / autotune it. Especially delightful for Xmas Carols...
	2:34pm Webhamster Henry: Fun fact: Lyme is not the only tick borne disease. #donntgoanywhere
	2:34pm stanlé: Mmm this is real angora!
	2:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right - so Nature is off the list. Wtf.
	2:35pm David (in London): Was that Scott James a masterpiece? Or totally risible? Or both? I couldn't really tell. Bonjour stanlé.
	2:38pm chresti: TDK60 mostly painting, drawing, also an assortment of cast cement doodads. The big stuff is moved, many many many small paintings, ya want one?
	2:38pm David (in London): That Frente! was v cool, though.
	2:38pm Mary Wing: Hello stanle! This Bluebottle Kiss has the most egregious misheard lyric: "I've always been the calendar"--WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK?
	2:39pm Michael 98145: ❓
	2:39pm northguineahills: I had my jeans tucked into my socks while wearing boots, and somehow, I found a dog tick (thankfully not a deer tick) happy and fat sucking on my foot when I took a shower. Determined bastard it was, had no idea how she got there.
	2:40pm David (in London): It should really be 'I've always been the colander'.
	2:40pm Mary Wing: That's really straining it, David...
	2:40pm stanlé: Good evening David, Mary and lovely listeners
	2:41pm still b/p: Doing loose grounds maintenance in a brushy old wee island fort the other day, I mentioned to someone who works out there all the time that I'd neglected last time to do the tick check. He said no ticks. No mice, no deer -- they don't make it out there, so no ticks. But the brain's resistant to believing when there's so much brush and grass and you're in pretty full contact with it. I wonder if even wind could carry some there (not far from mainland and bigger islands) as it probably does with seeds, and dogs or people could transport them there to start a population.
	2:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kate is one hand this Auteur makes these unusual Constructs - & otoh so expressive in a kind of intimate way... Makes Covering her an interesting exercise.
	2:41pm TDK60: Chresti, Art? Hell yeah, I'd love a painting or somethin.'
	2:42pm Carmichael: Suddenly got very smoky here, from the fires about 150 miles away. AND it will be about 102 today as well ...
	2:46pm Michael 98145: Yikes, @Carm. Sorry.
	2:46pm Sylvia: got ticks the last time I went to Bilbao for the BBK music festival. We had to go to a pharmacy and try to explain in Spanish we needed the special tool to remove them. We each had around 20 ticks all over our bodies. And we had to check every inch of skin. EVERY. Then, once back in France, we went to our doctors to get the oral treatment. Ugh, that was something.
	2:47pm Michael 98145: And here i thought biting flies are bad !
	2:48pm TDK60: I was scolded for wearing shorts as I crossed an English moor. (ticks)
	2:48pm Sylvia: I was wearing jeans and socks and sneakers btw
	2:48pm stanlé: Sheesh sylvia. that's rough. I'm currently in that part of the world, never had any trouble (so far)
	2:49pm northguineahills: @Sylvia: Damn! that's a lot a ticks. I'm used to doing a tick check every time I go through the woods. (never found one during my trip). Also jealous you've been to Bilbao, my favorite European cuisine.
	2:50pm still b/p: I hear a traditional folksong..."I was scolded for wearing shorts as I crossed an English moor."
	2:50pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, Mary. Been a trip.
	2:51pm Mary Wing: I think I would lose my mind if I had 20 ticks on my body, seriously.
	2:51pm Sylvia: oh yeah Stanley, still at your parents’ in South of France? You’re probably near where some of my family lives
	2:51pm Michael 98145: pintxos!
	2:52pm Webhamster Henry: WFMU can do all 3oak week; Ken did a zillion Carmen covers this morning.
	2:52pm David (in London): I remember being in the Black Forest on a cycling trip, and being warned about their lovely local ticks that can drop out of the trees onto you. Yeah, great, thanks for that one. Zeichlers as I recall. There were coming for me, through the trees. Luckily I didn't get one.
	2:53pm northguineahills: Yes, Basque is my fave cuisine in Europe (and there is a lot of competion). Danks, Mary!
	2:53pm Sylvia: We got them from sitting in the grass while waiting for bands we wanted to see
	2:54pm stanlé: yes Sylvia en Béarn a cóté de la région Basque. my favourite place on earth is nearby The Ossau Valley National Park but no visit this time, strictly elderly parents business
	2:54pm DJ Black Helmet: If anyone wants to keep going to jam town ive got some fun jams up next wfmu.org...
	2:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: I had a sore throat and head cold last week, but as of now, I'm about to declare I'm 💯% once again. Thanks, Mary!
	2:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Mary! see you next time take care everyone
	2:56pm Handy Haversack: Hounded right out of time! Thanks, Mary. Keep your ponchos close, O Wing'd Chariots.
	2:57pm TDK60: Muchos dankes DJ MW! See y'allz.
	2:57pm northguineahills: Mary saves the best cover for last!
	2:57pm David (in London): Wow, those three hours fair zipped by. Thankee Mary, great show. And you don't get ticks from it. Bonus.
	2:58pm stanlé: be well Handy
	2:58pm Hubig Pie: We were listening to this when my wife and I went for a hike above Laramie , Wy back in '86. She tied the keys to the car in her shoelaces. After the hike , we cooled our toes in a mountain lake and she lost the keys. It's been a running joke ever since
	2:58pm Handy Haversack: Hope you're alright, Stanley.
	2:58pm northguineahills: I love how TDK mixes up different languages in the comments, as that's how my brain opperates....
	2:58pm TDK60: stanlé - You're in Bearn realm. See you at the pub Friday?
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Oops! Thanks for listening!!
	2:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I was scolded for wearing shorts as I crossed an English moor the ticks upon me body were scarce short of a score... TY Aways DJ MarryWing.
	2:59pm stanlé: another great selection Mary. thanks. later friends
	2:59pm chresti: TDK60, still have Franco’s e-mail? You can send your mailing address, cuz it’s my email too. Thanks Mary!
	3:00pm TDK60: Chresti, nope, will do behind-scenes-proper-station channels...
	3:00pm Webhamster Henry: That was fun! I took my shoes off, but didn't have a lake to throw them in.

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July 28, 2021: Take your shoes off and throw them in the lake

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
Cadu Tenório	燕返し (Swallowing)	Isekai	Blue Tapes	2019	MP3			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
The Human League	Darkness "Darkness" by "The Human League"	Dare / Love And Dancing (21st Anniversary Edition)	Caroline / Virgin	2002	MP3	Originally released in 1981.		0:09:08 (Pop-up)
The Usaisamonster	8 Years Old "8 Years Old" by "The Usaisamonster"	Amikwag	Yeggs	2020	MP3			0:13:05 (Pop-up)
Nadja	Fruiting Bodies "Fruiting Bodies" by "Nadja"	Luminous Rot	Southern Lord	2021	MP3		*	0:17:38 (Pop-up)
Jane Weaver	Modern Reputation "Modern Reputation" by "Jane Weaver"	Flock	Fire	2021	MP3			0:24:55 (Pop-up)
L'Rain	Two Face "Two Face" by "L'Rain"	Fatigue	Mexican Summer	2021	MP3		*	0:30:52 (Pop-up)
Alison Cotton	How My Heart Bled In Bleeding Heart Yard	Only Darkness Now	Feeding Tube / Cardinal Fuzz	2020	MP3			0:34:59 (Pop-up)
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds	Distant Sky	Skeleton Tree	Bad Seed Ltd.	2016	MP3	Additional vocals by Else Torp.		0:40:56 (Pop-up)
Xylouris White	Pretty Kondilies "Pretty Kondilies" by "Xylouris White"	Black Peak	Bella Union	2016	MP3			0:46:27 (Pop-up)
Afrika Mamas	Nontsokolo "Nontsokolo" by "Afrika Mamas"	Afrika Mamas	ARC Music	2016	MP3			0:51:48 (Pop-up)
Marcia Bassett / Thomas Dimuzio	Losing Circles	Losing Circles	Yew Recordings	2021	MP3			0:55:31 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							1:00:02 (Pop-up)
Rufus Wainwright	Barcelona "Barcelona" by "Rufus Wainwright"	Rufus Wainwright	DreamWorks	1998	MP3			1:04:38 (Pop-up)
Songhoy Blues	Korfo "Korfo" by "Songhoy Blues"	Optimisme	Fat Possum	2020	MP3			1:11:28 (Pop-up)
Sunwatchers	The Earthsized Thumb "The Earthsized Thumb" by "Sunwatchers"	Oh Yeah?	Trouble In Mind	2020	MP3			1:15:16 (Pop-up)
Angélique Kidjo	Free & Equal "Free & Equal" by "Angélique Kidjo"	Mother Nature	Decca	2021	MP3	Featuring Sampa The Great.		1:35:08 (Pop-up)
Wavves	Hideaway "Hideaway" by "Wavves"	Hideaway	Fat Possum	2021	MP3		*	1:38:16 (Pop-up)
Alton & Hortense Ellis	Breaking Up Is Hard To Do	Studio One Rocksteady Volume 2: Rocksteady, Soul And Early Reggae At Studio One	Soul Jazz	2017	MP3	Various artists.		1:42:14 (Pop-up)
Minyo Crusaders	Aizu Bandaisan "Aizu Bandaisan" by "Minyo Crusaders"	Live At Le Guess Who?	Mais Um Discos	2021	MP3	Recorded in November 2019 at Le Guess Who? Festival in Utrecht, The Netherlands.		1:45:34 (Pop-up)
Charlotte Gainsbourg	AF607105 "AF607105" by "Charlotte Gainsbourg"	Stage Whisper	Because Music / Elektra	2011	MP3			1:52:31 (Pop-up)
Sinéad Lohan	Whether Or Not "Whether Or Not" by "Sinéad Lohan"	No Mermaid	Grapevine / Interscope	1998	MP3			1:57:19 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:01:58 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "Kate Bush"	Hounds Of Love	EMI	1985	MP3		***	2:06:40 (Pop-up)
Jon Boden & The Remnant Kings	Hounds Of Love	Rose In June	Hudson	2019	MP3	A Kate Bush cover.	***	2:09:43 (Pop-up)
Unwoman	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "Unwoman"	Uncovered Volumes 4 & 5	self-released	2019	MP3	A Kate Bush cover.	***	2:13:40 (Pop-up)
Andrew Weathers	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "Andrew Weathers"	Running Up That Hill: Kate Bush Covers For Reproductive Rights	Bush League	2014	MP3	Various artists; a Kate Bush cover.	***	2:17:48 (Pop-up)
Beth Sorrentino	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "Beth Sorrentino"	Hiding Out	Spunky Monkey Music	2011	MP3	A Kate Bush cover.	***	2:22:45 (Pop-up)
Spansor	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "Spansor"	Everybody's Girl	self-released	2019	MP3	A Kate Bush cover.	***	2:25:24 (Pop-up)
Eivør	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "Eivør"	Larva	Tutl / Copenhagen	2010	MP3	A Kate Bush cover.	***	2:28:16 (Pop-up)
Scott James	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "Scott James"	Hounds Of Love	self-released	2021	MP3	A Kate Bush cover.	***	2:31:54 (Pop-up)
Frente!	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "Frente!"	Frente: Try To Think Less	Popboomerang	2005	MP3	A Kate Bush cover.	***	2:34:57 (Pop-up)
Bluebottle Kiss	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "Bluebottle Kiss"	Tap Dancing On The Titanic	Troy Horse	1998	MP3	A Kate Bush cover.	***	2:38:13 (Pop-up)
Canary Trap	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "Canary Trap"	The One Take Session	self-released	2011	MP3	A Kate Bush cover.	***	2:41:41 (Pop-up)
The Moviegoers	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "The Moviegoers"	I Wanna Be Kate: The Songs Of Kate Bush - Remastered & Expanded	Brown Star	2020	MP3	Various artists; a Kate Bush cover. This compilation originally released in 1998.	***	2:45:09 (Pop-up)
Teazed	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "Teazed"	VP	Primitive Fuzz	2018	MP3	A Kate Bush cover.	***	2:50:00 (Pop-up)
The Futureheads	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "The Futureheads"	The Futureheads	Sire	2004	MP3	A Kate Bush cover.	***	2:53:18 (Pop-up)
Matt Lord	Hounds Of Love "Hounds Of Love" by "Matt Lord"	Mode Yellow	self-released	2020	MP3	A Kate Bush cover.	***	2:56:17 (Pop-up)
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Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:59:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am Carmichael: You left the basement door ajar. Heya Mary!
	11:59am βrian: My ottoman is freshly inflated with nitrous, in case you need a huff.
	12:00pm Sylvia: oh no, I missed the DING! Hello Mary and Wing Blingers
	12:01pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Mary and all Wing'd Chariots.
	12:01pm Handy Haversack: See if there's whiskey in it, Carmichael.
	12:01pm Mary Wing: Happy nooning, Carmichael, Brian, Sylvia, and Handy! Let us commence whatevering!
	12:01pm spodiodi: hello, Mary Wing and 100% Whateverers!
	12:02pm Carmichael: This is some spacey ass shit.
	12:02pm Phillippe: Howdy! And catch y'all later! Will be listening as I turn my attention back to my incredible shitty week
	12:03pm βrian: Ah, this soothes the abraded soul.
	12:03pm Mary Wing: Howdy spodiodi and Phillippe! Got your bling on as a reminder, Phillippe?
	12:04pm Michael 98145: Aloha 🔔⚡
	12:04pm Handy Haversack: Any improvements, Phillippe?
	12:05pm Phillippe: @Handy, worse, if you could believe it.
	12:05pm Mary Wing: Can someone check if the English translation of that Japanese title is actually "swallowing" please? It seems like such a random thing to title a song, heh.
	12:06pm Roberto: Maybe it's really "Morning Dew."
	12:06pm Mary Wing: Good morning Michael 98145!
	12:07pm Mary Wing: Hi Roberto! Heh, then it would be in Korean, no?
	12:09pm Roberto: Morning Dew knows no borders.
	12:09pm Carmichael: Yes it is, Mary. But in a different context: One of the throwing techniques in judo. → see Tsubame Return. One of the methods of cheating (Ikasama) in Mahjong. → Mahjong Cheating #Swallowing. One of the techniques of Serolin Temple Kenpo. After receiving the opponent's thrust, it counterattacks with a hand to the opponent's neck with the hand.
	12:11pm Handy Haversack: Gah, Phillippe. Sorry, friend.
	12:11pm Mary Wing: Oh, so everybody was kung fu fighting, yeah! Or cheating at Mahjong, heh.
	12:14pm Handy Haversack: Either can lead to either, Mary.
	12:15pm Mary Wing: True dat, Handy. How are you and Kate feeling this week?
	12:15pm Michael 98145: @HH, hope you and K8 are again firing on all cylinders ...
	12:18pm david w: Hello, Mary and all. I have my grandmother's mahjong set and typewritten notes. Gorgeous, but I'm clueless.
	12:20pm TDK60: Hi Mary. I am pleased to be here. I betcha Nadja would still sound heavy if I sped it up to 45 RPM.
	12:20pm Mary Wing: Aww, I love that, David W.! I used to play an online version of Mahjong but I don't think it was actually how the game was played, heh. It was just matching the tiles, there has to be more to it than that, right?
	12:21pm Mary Wing: Hi TDK60! This is a rather peppy beat for Nadja, if you ask me, heh!
	12:21pm Hubig Pie: Official Mahjong rules- match tiles serve tea
	12:22pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Mary, Michael. Kate is absolutely 100 percent. I'm pulling down a solid A. Just a little lingering congestion. Isolation period ends tomorrow, and then we're back in the world. We're glum and heartsore still but hoping to make it out of town on Sat.
	12:22pm Michael 98145: @HH, we are taking your experience as a lesson!
	12:23pm Mary Wing: Hiya Hubig! Tea sounds nice right about now, just before lunch.
	12:24pm David (in London): Late in is not a good thing, especially for Mary Wing! Hello groovers.
	12:25pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Mary and bell ringers. I'm gathering pictures of people racing and jumping around, but they're tripping and crashing. I call it the LOLYMPICs.
	12:25pm david w: I suspect Mahjong is kind of deep, maybe a Bridge vibe?
	12:25pm Handy Haversack: Michael, it figures that when I finally inspire someone it's through blundering.
	12:26pm Mary Wing: Good evening, Sir David in London the Tardy!
	12:26pm Hubig Pie: Kinda steamy in my neighborhood, I'll take that tea in the iced cold version, please
	12:26pm TDK60: Late night last night David-about-Hackney?
	12:26pm David (in London): Oh the shame of it.
	12:27pm Michael 98145: Just when i think some friends are being -too- cautious, i realize no, they are -not-
	12:27pm David (in London): TDK. Would you believe it was actually because of a meeting about hiring an ice cream truck...
	12:28pm Mary Wing: Hiya KenfHP! LOLympics, ha ha! I would win gold for sure, but might end up in a wheelchair.
	12:29pm Michael 98145: I admit i'm watching rugby, probably for the first time
	12:30pm Michael 98145: not right now, of course
	12:30pm David (in London): Mary, you haven't been doping have you..?
	12:31pm Mary Wing: I'm dopey enough without chemical assistance, heh.
	12:33pm Ha: @David 12:27, I heard that in Don Adams voice
	12:34pm Carmichael: Here's to out of town, Handy! We'll be in Portland OR this weekend, followed by a slow jaunt around Bend and Crater Lake on the way home.
	12:35pm still b/p: @ Ha: You couldn't hear it at all -- it was in the "Ice Cream Cone of Silence!"
	12:37pm Handy Haversack: Ah, sounds nice, Carmichael! Hope it's a restful (and er, unburning) trip around the Bend. We're heading to Western Michigan. Finally get to see my ninety-five-year-old aunt and her wife after not seeing them last year for the first time since I was a kid. And we'll head up in the country to the old Farm, which has a little house on it and where I keep an aluminum canoe. Should be able to get some paddling, visiting, cleaning up, and campdires in while we're there.
	12:38pm David (in London): Ha, I should have said "Sorry about that Chief!"
	12:40pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning-ish, Mary!
	12:41pm Michael 98145: @Carm, Crater Lake is beautiful!
	12:43pm Carmichael: @Michael, haven't been there since I was a kid. We're gonna drive the rim.
	12:44pm Mary Wing: Hi there still b/p and S&M&S! Sounds like a lovely trip for each of you, Carm and Handy; I am so jealous!
	12:44pm Michael 98145: This is lovely
	12:45pm Michael 98145: Like has been said, hope everyone can avoid the fires burning everywhere in the West
	12:47pm Handy Haversack: AQI 99 here today.
	12:48pm David (in London): Michael, our immediate priority is to avoid flooding! www.mylondon.news...
	12:52pm Carmichael: It rains that hard/much in summer, David?!
	12:52pm Michael 98145: Yikes!
	12:53pm TDK60: Yes Handy, air quality has been poor in NYC for some days. I have two reasons to keep masking.
	12:54pm David (in London): Carmichael, it's been a bit bonkers this month - heatwave / monsoon / heatwave / monsoon. I'm making propitious sacrifices to the weather god for my week off in August...
	12:54pm Mary Wing: Really, since last week, for sure, with the smoke from the west coast arriving here on the east, which is so bizarre to me that smoke can travel that far.
	12:55pm Handy Haversack: It doesn't seem to affect the mosquitoes, though, TDK60.
	12:55pm chresti: Hi Mary and wingdingers!
	12:55pm Michael 98145: Because there is SO much of it ...
	12:55pm Mary Wing: So the best remedy for the weather is to rent an ice cream truck, David in London?
	12:56pm Mary Wing: Good morning, chresti! Working at the courts today?
	12:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: Last week's smoke situation - earthobservatory.nasa.gov...
	12:57pm chresti: An ice cream boat
	12:59pm Mary Wing: Yikes, Ken, those maps are scary!
	1:00pm Handy Haversack: Forsoot, they sure are.
	1:00pm David (in London): Mary, hiring an ice cream van is my default response to any emergency...
	1:02pm Mary Wing: David, did you ever see the movie "Comfort and Joy" by Bill Forsyth? Features ice cream van drama, heh.
	1:03pm Hubig Pie: DiL, if you aspire to be a proper skipper of an ice cream truck , you must first master the ability to drive safely while dinging the bell in time to "Turkey in the Straw".
	1:05pm TDK60: David, are English ice cream trucks usually white?
	1:05pm David (in London): Mary, I do remember that! That was the one after Local Hero, yes? The legendary ice cream wars of Glasgow. Hubig - Thanks man, that's what I aspire to.
	1:06pm David (in London): TDK, often, though a soft yellow is also popular.
	1:06pm Mary Wing: Yes, David, with Clare Grogan of Altered Images as the impossibly unattainable girl, heh.
	1:10pm TDK60: Are castanets a Barcelona thing?
	1:12pm chresti: Mary, not today, I’m at the workspace in LA that I’m still moving out of, packing up what’s left up in the loft and other odds and ends that the movers didn’t move a couple weeks ago...
	1:12pm βrian: "castanyoles," says the googe.
	1:13pm TDK60: I'm being persnickety on behalf of the Catalans. You know how they are.
	1:14pm Handy Haversack: TDK60, I have heard of castanets associated with Camarillo, Mendocino, and ponchos, both Mexican and Sears.
	1:16pm Mary Wing: Ugh, I hate moving; I had to pack up my office last year for a construction project so I feel your pain, chresti!
	1:18pm βrian: For sure. The next time I move, I expect to be in the box, not outside.
	1:19pm TDK60: Hola chresti. What kind of work do you do? Sorry about the gentry-forced relocation.
	1:21pm Franco Twinkie: You know Handy, Those ponchos you speak of were a real thing. Sears had an annex called The Put-On Shoppe in the late sixties, that had their take on hippie casual wear for teenagers who couldn't get mom to drive them to the Sunset Strip for their back to school clothes.
	1:23pm Handy Haversack: I had no idea, Franco! Had to sign in on Kate's machine as she is raiding mine for music.
	1:23pm David (in London): Franco, I would have done all my shopping at Put-In Shoppe.
	1:24pm TDK60: Franco, ¿que tal? I saw that even some of those Beats wore those ponchos back in '59 or '60 or so. Wouldn't mind getting one, if they still exist.
	1:24pm Handy Haversack: I mainly remember the "Husky" dept. from shopping at Sears.
	1:25pm TDK60: Hey, this Sunwatchers combo is starting to sparkle some..
	1:25pm βrian: Liking this noise, but I gotta run to the office.
	1:27pm David (in London): Handy, explain the Husky department please.
	1:29pm Handy Haversack: David, it's U.S. commerce code for "overweight boys' clothes." Also known as the single least fun place to be with a parent.
	1:30pm doctorjazz: Hey Hundred Percenters!
	1:30pm Little Danny: Really digging this.
	1:31pm Mary Wing: Hello doctorjazz and Little Danny! They are stretching out the jam, yeah!
	1:32pm Franco Twinkie: TDK, when we moved into our house, the former tenant had left a real Mexican poncho - more of a serape really. A thing of beauty that I hesitate to wear. I mean, I already get " You know, you really look like Jerry Garcia" on a regular basis, which is true! But If I put on the poncho that puts me in league with a guy who dresses like Spiderman, don't you think?
	1:32pm David (in London): Handy, gotcha. I think I mainly had the opposite problem, being too small and skinny and looking like I was wearing a tent. Hey doctorjazz.
	1:32pm Mary Wing: I can't recall if there was a Husky equivalent for overweight girls, maybe they had to go to the Juniors section?
	1:33pm Franco Twinkie: Mary, Sears also had The Chubby Shop! I kid you not.
	1:35pm TDK60: Franco, from this distance it would seem an LA poncho wearer would be okay, geographically speaking. But maybe it's more an era of time thing? Passe?
	1:35pm Handy Haversack: Franco, maybe you can charge tourists $10 a picture!
	1:36pm David (in London): TDK, I want to see you in that poncho pronto.
	1:36pm TDK60: David, as long as I can also wear a Zapatista bandanna.
	1:38pm Little Danny: Franco I'm here to urge you towards the full Jerry.
	1:38pm Carmichael: "Is that a real poncho or a Sears Poncho?"
	1:38pm Little Danny: I mean, poncho-era Jerry is a good look.
	1:39pm Handy Haversack: Hmmm. No fooling.
	1:41pm David (in London): TDK, and it's time for that droopy moustache you've always been promising yourself.
	1:44pm Franco Twinkie: Danny, on Monday afternoon I was loading a ladder into the back of my truck in the alley behind Chrestis studio when this filthy scraggly guy walking by gives me the you look like Jerry bit. I told him if you say that to the camera I'll give you two dollars. He said "I don't need your two dollars, I've got this..." and pulled a dogged eared bible out of his grimy pants and shook it at me, then walked down the alley towards Griffith Park.
	1:46pm TDK60: David in London, I'll work on it! Poncho, bandanna, droopy 'stache, ice cream cone..
	1:47pm still b/p: I will say it to the camera for just one dollar. I will sing it to the camera for a dollar and a half.
	1:47pm Handy Haversack: One of my few forays into game editing was for an adventure module (basically the frame "story" or situation the game master presents to the players) for the flavor of D&D I play a few years back. There was a really badly written encounter with a "witch"; it was just kind of puerile and misogynistic. So I decided to rewrite it entirely. Basically, I just made an extended allusion to "Camarillo Brillo," complete with toads of the short forest, magical castanets and incense stencher, a dwarf-breeding program, and a doll with a pin. I was VERY proud of it. And a few reviewers even noticed ...
	1:47pm Handy Haversack: Basically, I figured, "You want puerile? Let's go to the master."
	1:48pm Franco Twinkie: Handy, I want to see that!!! I love Overnight Sensation.
	1:50pm Little Danny: I do think you're better off having saved those two dollars, Franco.
	1:51pm Michael 98145: That Bible and $2 might get you a cup of coffee. No poncho here, but i may purchase a WFMU bandana ...
	1:52pm Handy Haversack: I think I'll have a bandana in my swag when Swagvent finally comes round.
	1:53pm David (in London): The Mary Wing Marathon Poncho could be a very compelling option.
	1:56pm Handy Haversack: Combine it with the Sheena's Jungle Room Marathon Franco Twinkie Wig and Twinkle, and you're an unstoppable WFMU force for good! Any hints on 3OAK, Mary?
	1:57pm Carmichael: @Handy, I vote Uruguay. Wait, wrong show ...
	1:58pm TDK60: I'm sticking with Suriname, Carm. Just to remind.
	1:59pm Handy Haversack: "Love Is a Battlefield," then! And the Gambia!
	2:01pm Mary Wing: Its a birthday 3oak! From the mid 80s...
	2:01pm TDK60: Handy, I went to a Who concert (eons ago) with a Gambian pal who didn't like rock. The Who impressed a change of heart.
	2:02pm Handy Haversack: It was PauloAD's birthday, but I'm shaky on his eighties releases.
	2:03pm David (in London): Mid 80s? Is it We Close Our Eyes by Go West? Tee hee.
	2:03pm Hubig Pie: Kate Bush !
	2:04pm Handy Haversack: Good call, Hubig!
	2:05pm Michael 98145: Oh, my ... it's almost Katemas!
	2:05pm Mary Wing: WHOA! Hubig for the win! Ding ding ding!
	2:05pm spodiodi: nice one, Hubig
	2:05pm chresti: I just got an emergency alert on my phone that said covid cases are on the rise, to wear masks and get vaccinated..
	2:06pm Hubig Pie: I knew it cuz I listen to FMU. Radio for shmaart peoples
	2:06pm David (in London): Good work Hubig. "It's coming" sample from Night of the Demon. Fav old Brit horror of mine.
	2:06pm Handy Haversack: Take THAT, JC tax assessor!
	2:06pm Michael 98145: Yay!
	2:07pm TDK60: Chresti, not to bug but what kind of work do you do? (re, you're moving stuff.)
	2:12pm northguineahills: Mary brings yet another song (kate bush), I've never heard.
	2:12pm Michael 98145: I am astounded there are covers ... curious to hear what you have uncovered
	2:12pm Mary Wing: Hiya, NGH! LTNS, how have you been?
	2:13pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: What a lovely cover this is, Mary (the Jon Boden)! It reminds me (Michael) of Chris Wood, who we used to hear on Late Junction and Andy Kershaw's BBC shows back in the day...
	2:14pm Mary Wing: Oh good grief, so MANY covers, Micheal 98145! At least another 40 minutes worth, really had to make hard decisions about which to cut out.
	2:14pm Mary Wing: Accordion covers always get a spin on 3oak, S&M&S!
	2:15pm David (in London): S&M&S - Late Junction! Man, what a great show.
	2:15pm Handy Haversack: Unwoman is so great.
	2:15pm Webhamster Henry: Hi 100%ers! Good 3oak today! I mostly listen to the Futureheads version.
	2:17pm Michael 98145: yes. this is good.
	2:17pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: David - yes! We still absolutely love Max Reinhardt! He's been over on Soho Radio now for some time with his "Late Lunch" show on Fridays!
	2:17pm Mary Wing: Hi Henry! Futureheads are coming, for sure!
	2:18pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hallo ! ...been distracted by typing up Astrologies : www.facebook.com... - & other vagaries... But here for the Hounds.
	2:19pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Mary, ha! That's good to know! How do melodica covers fare? Asking for three friends... x
	2:20pm northguineahills: Got bit by a tick in an experimental music/art/dance/installation fest I played in the Catskills. No lyme disease, but just a normal bacterial infection.
	2:20pm Mary Wing: Melodicas, yes! And harmoniums, concertinas, and all other squeezebox thingys.
	2:21pm Mary Wing: Hi RevRab! Glad you made it! Ugh, that sucks, NGH. I thought the Catskills was too north for ticks?
	2:22pm Michael 98145: the climate is spreading ticks all over
	2:22pm David (in London): Mama's got a squeezebox, daddy never sleeps at night...
	2:23pm Carmichael: The smoke we're sending you is meant to kill the ticks. No, really.
	2:24pm βrian: Little Human has developed a deep cough but seems to have no virus. We do have smoke, though, from Canadian forest fires.
	2:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Oh - up here in NewHamshuh ~ Vermont they find large deer just parasitically crippled by innumerable ticks. They up here awlright.
	2:25pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Duly noted, Mary! Sylvia bought and brought me one from France a couple years ago and we have broken it out from time to time... x
	2:26pm Handy Haversack: Moose populations are under pressure in the NE because global warming has given ticks months more time before the cold kills them off for the winter, so more blood loss, more disease. I don't know if there is a too far north for ticks anymore.
	2:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...yeah yerknow - we're very woodsy...
	2:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I think some island off of Massachusetts was ground zero for ticks in the beginning. Or somehitng.
	2:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...or for Lyme specifically...
	2:28pm Mary Wing: Bummer. Ticks are an irrational fear for me, so I was hoping to retire somewhere hot/cold enough that they wouldn't be around.
	2:28pm βrian: Is there such a thing as a timing tick bomb?
	2:28pm Handy Haversack: Maybe Mars, Mary?
	2:29pm βrian: Alack, meeting time.
	2:29pm Mary Wing: Heh, me and Jeff Bezos, in tick-free space.
	2:30pm northguineahills: Thankfully, not in Danish (the only Scandi language that confuses me, and I once had a Danish boss).
	2:30pm Handy Haversack: Trading one blood-sucking parasite for another!
	2:31pm northguineahills: From my recollection, Lyme Disease was named for Lyme, CT, where it was first identified. One of my friends on the trip got Lyme.
	2:31pm Michael 98145: heh
	2:32pm Mary Wing: I want to know if these are real dogs barking on this Scott James track, or synth dogs.
	2:33pm Michael 98145: ( when you take your shoes off, check yerself for ticks )
	2:33pm David (in London): Synth Dogs is the name of my new retro early-80s band.
	2:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Wull - you sample a pup & then pitch shift / autotune it. Especially delightful for Xmas Carols...
	2:34pm Webhamster Henry: Fun fact: Lyme is not the only tick borne disease. #donntgoanywhere
	2:34pm stanlé: Mmm this is real angora!
	2:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Right - so Nature is off the list. Wtf.
	2:35pm David (in London): Was that Scott James a masterpiece? Or totally risible? Or both? I couldn't really tell. Bonjour stanlé.
	2:38pm chresti: TDK60 mostly painting, drawing, also an assortment of cast cement doodads. The big stuff is moved, many many many small paintings, ya want one?
	2:38pm David (in London): That Frente! was v cool, though.
	2:38pm Mary Wing: Hello stanle! This Bluebottle Kiss has the most egregious misheard lyric: "I've always been the calendar"--WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK?
	2:39pm Michael 98145: ❓
	2:39pm northguineahills: I had my jeans tucked into my socks while wearing boots, and somehow, I found a dog tick (thankfully not a deer tick) happy and fat sucking on my foot when I took a shower. Determined bastard it was, had no idea how she got there.
	2:40pm David (in London): It should really be 'I've always been the colander'.
	2:40pm Mary Wing: That's really straining it, David...
	2:40pm stanlé: Good evening David, Mary and lovely listeners
	2:41pm still b/p: Doing loose grounds maintenance in a brushy old wee island fort the other day, I mentioned to someone who works out there all the time that I'd neglected last time to do the tick check. He said no ticks. No mice, no deer -- they don't make it out there, so no ticks. But the brain's resistant to believing when there's so much brush and grass and you're in pretty full contact with it. I wonder if even wind could carry some there (not far from mainland and bigger islands) as it probably does with seeds, and dogs or people could transport them there to start a population.
	2:41pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Kate is one hand this Auteur makes these unusual Constructs - & otoh so expressive in a kind of intimate way... Makes Covering her an interesting exercise.
	2:41pm TDK60: Chresti, Art? Hell yeah, I'd love a painting or somethin.'
	2:42pm Carmichael: Suddenly got very smoky here, from the fires about 150 miles away. AND it will be about 102 today as well ...
	2:46pm Michael 98145: Yikes, @Carm. Sorry.
	2:46pm Sylvia: got ticks the last time I went to Bilbao for the BBK music festival. We had to go to a pharmacy and try to explain in Spanish we needed the special tool to remove them. We each had around 20 ticks all over our bodies. And we had to check every inch of skin. EVERY. Then, once back in France, we went to our doctors to get the oral treatment. Ugh, that was something.
	2:47pm Michael 98145: And here i thought biting flies are bad !
	2:48pm TDK60: I was scolded for wearing shorts as I crossed an English moor. (ticks)
	2:48pm Sylvia: I was wearing jeans and socks and sneakers btw
	2:48pm stanlé: Sheesh sylvia. that's rough. I'm currently in that part of the world, never had any trouble (so far)
	2:49pm northguineahills: @Sylvia: Damn! that's a lot a ticks. I'm used to doing a tick check every time I go through the woods. (never found one during my trip). Also jealous you've been to Bilbao, my favorite European cuisine.
	2:50pm still b/p: I hear a traditional folksong..."I was scolded for wearing shorts as I crossed an English moor."
	2:50pm Michael 98145: Thanks again, Mary. Been a trip.
	2:51pm Mary Wing: I think I would lose my mind if I had 20 ticks on my body, seriously.
	2:51pm Sylvia: oh yeah Stanley, still at your parents’ in South of France? You’re probably near where some of my family lives
	2:51pm Michael 98145: pintxos!
	2:52pm Webhamster Henry: WFMU can do all 3oak week; Ken did a zillion Carmen covers this morning.
	2:52pm David (in London): I remember being in the Black Forest on a cycling trip, and being warned about their lovely local ticks that can drop out of the trees onto you. Yeah, great, thanks for that one. Zeichlers as I recall. There were coming for me, through the trees. Luckily I didn't get one.
	2:53pm northguineahills: Yes, Basque is my fave cuisine in Europe (and there is a lot of competion). Danks, Mary!
	2:53pm Sylvia: We got them from sitting in the grass while waiting for bands we wanted to see
	2:54pm stanlé: yes Sylvia en Béarn a cóté de la région Basque. my favourite place on earth is nearby The Ossau Valley National Park but no visit this time, strictly elderly parents business
	2:54pm DJ Black Helmet: If anyone wants to keep going to jam town ive got some fun jams up next wfmu.org...
	2:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: I had a sore throat and head cold last week, but as of now, I'm about to declare I'm 💯% once again. Thanks, Mary!
	2:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Mary! see you next time take care everyone
	2:56pm Handy Haversack: Hounded right out of time! Thanks, Mary. Keep your ponchos close, O Wing'd Chariots.
	2:57pm TDK60: Muchos dankes DJ MW! See y'allz.
	2:57pm northguineahills: Mary saves the best cover for last!
	2:57pm David (in London): Wow, those three hours fair zipped by. Thankee Mary, great show. And you don't get ticks from it. Bonus.
	2:58pm stanlé: be well Handy
	2:58pm Hubig Pie: We were listening to this when my wife and I went for a hike above Laramie , Wy back in '86. She tied the keys to the car in her shoelaces. After the hike , we cooled our toes in a mountain lake and she lost the keys. It's been a running joke ever since
	2:58pm Handy Haversack: Hope you're alright, Stanley.
	2:58pm northguineahills: I love how TDK mixes up different languages in the comments, as that's how my brain opperates....
	2:58pm TDK60: stanlé - You're in Bearn realm. See you at the pub Friday?
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Oops! Thanks for listening!!
	2:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I was scolded for wearing shorts as I crossed an English moor the ticks upon me body were scarce short of a score... TY Aways DJ MarryWing.
	2:59pm stanlé: another great selection Mary. thanks. later friends
	2:59pm chresti: TDK60, still have Franco’s e-mail? You can send your mailing address, cuz it’s my email too. Thanks Mary!
	3:00pm TDK60: Chresti, nope, will do behind-scenes-proper-station channels...
	3:00pm Webhamster Henry: That was fun! I took my shoes off, but didn't have a lake to throw them in.

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from July 28, 2021

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