WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from June 6, 2022

Listener comments!
	2:59pm βrian: Are we all hale & hearty today?
	3:01pm listener james from westwood: Well this is a good sign! Welcome back, Olivia!
	3:01pm Yes: :) :) :)
	3:01pm Robm: Hello fellow ravioli listeners
	3:02pm Krys O.: Greetings!
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Welcome back, Olivia! So glad you're mended and back in the pocket.
	3:02pm Jason from Houston: ꒰｡• ◡ •｡꒱
	3:02pm HyperDose: "It'S a PiLlOw Of DeLiCiOuSnEsS!" 😃📻🍝
	🍝 3:02pm Niall: Ravi-YOLO, am I right?
	3:03pm Andres: “Ravioli for our toddler.”? Demographically targeted ravioli?
	3:03pm steveo: rav EE oh LEE (heLLo)
	3:04pm Claire from Montclair: 💫
	3:04pm βrian: Might we one day stray into radio tortellini territory?
	3:04pm maestroso: Welcome back Olivia!
	3:05pm ChukAmok: So good to be tuned into the savory sounds of Radio Ravioli again.
	🍝 3:05pm Niall: Radio Wonton!
	3:05pm olivia: i'm back!! i have SO much music that's been storing up for weeks! hey everybody, missed u
	3:05pm Carmichael: Is it that time already!?
	3:05pm steveo: Tortellini/Literal meaning Small little pies Sounds good to me
	3:05pm Matt Warwick: mmmmm ravioli
	🍝 3:05pm Niall: "...it's what's on!"
	3:05pm Yes: party time
	3:06pm HyperDose: lil Matty Warwick in the pasta factory 🤌🏾‍
	3:06pm ChukAmok: Just please never Radio Hot Pocket.
	3:07pm olivia: whatcha got against hot pockets....
	3:07pm Brian D: Yay! She's back! And hopefully fully recovered!
	3:08pm Handy Haversack: It's Bagel Bites in a deconstructed Hot Pocket reduction with a Dorito glaze. I just want to eat my food, you know?
	3:09pm ChukAmok: @Olivia Grievous injury and 2nd degree burns to the roof of my adolescent mouth.
	🍝 3:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Olivia. You had some medical ravioli with pills inside? Even placebo ravioli might have made a difference.
	3:10pm HyperDose: Hey hey hey, this ravioli is medicinal! 🌾💨
	3:10pm olivia: hot pockets were amazing in their ability to delight and injure all in one bite
	3:10pm Michael 98145: Aloha, hungry friends
	3:10pm ChukAmok: @KFHP Some of that sweet Pfizer Ravioli, no doubt.
	3:10pm Carmichael: Canneloni, I'm all over that.
	3:10pm βrian: Tempted to make ravioli tonight. Little Human would def be down with that. Shiitake and chèvre, maybe.
	3:11pm Matt Warwick: Can you air fry hot pockets?
	3:11pm ChukAmok: Are they not made anymore?
	3:11pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: radio rave-ioli
	3:11pm Carmichael: They're as bad as Hot Apple Pies from Mickey D's.
	3:11pm ChukAmok: @Matt Warwick No rules!
	3:12pm Robm: Where else while great music is playing can you hear serious discussions of hot pockets?
	3:13pm HyperDose: Hot pockets are pizza rolls for big kids. Calzones are hot pockets for the bourgeoisie.
	3:13pm olivia: I guess I'm just using past tense because I haven't had one since I was a kid. They probably still exist!
	3:13pm arb: olivia speaks in pasta tense
	3:14pm olivia: ARB!!! gonna steal that. thank you. :)
	3:14pm Andres: arb, FTW!
	3:15pm Robm: @Olivia hot pockets are still around
	3:15pm HyperDose: Past tense because you reach a point in your life when you have the self-awareness to say "I cannot eat this anymore if I want to stay alive". That's the true sign of adulthood.
	3:15pm Pax: olivia@3:07 - if I had to take a guess, I would say that his mouth would get all cut up and bloody from all those electronic components. Plus their kind of tough on the teeth trying to chew on them, not to mention what it does to the digestive system.
	3:15pm ChukAmok: They are in the past for me as well. I am a healthy adult now, and my palette is a delicate one that I have honed for many years post-hot pocket era.
	3:15pm βrian: "What's pasta is prologue."
	3:15pm ChukAmok: @Arb Comment of the day!
	3:15pm Michael 98145: Yes. Reading labels for "sodium percentage"
	3:16pm Andres: Ravioli found its way subconsciously into tonight’s dinner.
	🍝 3:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: @HyperDose - Yes, before you are put out to pasta.
	3:16pm ChukAmok: What about those Hostess Fruit Pies? Dessert ravioli? Air-fryable?
	🍝 3:17pm Niall: Oksana Linde is welcome relief from the stress of inner ziti life.
	3:17pm Michael 98145: yes
	3:19pm Michael 98145: " Born in Caracas, Venezuela, in 1948, into a family of Ukrainian immigrants" ... long way from home
	3:19pm Handy Haversack: These questions and more answered this semester in Can I Fry That? Two credit hours. P/F.
	🍝 3:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: By the way, Olivia, how was your workshop this weekend? Good turnout?
	3:20pm olivia: there was a great feature on Oksana in a recent Wire mag!
	3:21pm olivia: It was awesome, thanks Ken from HP! It was a super inspiring weekend. And I got to do it with Adriene from the blind tourist, who is the best!
	3:22pm Pax: But on the upside eating a radio Hot Pocket would be good and crunchy, that is if you don't mind a trip to the hospital afterwards.
	3:22pm Carmichael: Man, I used to live on those fruit pies when I was a kid. Which explains a lot ...
	🍝 3:22pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Hi Olivia!!! As always, loving the show! I has gots to get me some drink parasols for work.
	3:23pm βrian: Now I'm pondering buying a ravioli press. When I've made them before (in the pasta), they tended to be too spread out.
	🍝 3:23pm Niall: Oh man, tell me when the wet sounds are over, ahhhh
	3:25pm βrian: "Moist" is our mantra.
	3:26pm Michael 98145: No chaser, please
	3:26pm Carmichael: This reminds me, my daughter went to Monterey Bay Aquarium yesterday. She had a blast.
	3:27pm Pax: Don't thank me, thank Justice fruit pies! Talk about fruit pies made me think of that quote, from a cartoon I can't remember.
	3:27pm Michael 98145: @Carm, we were recently in Monterey but didn't visit the aquarium this time. Capitol has gotten SO built up!!
	3:28pm ChukAmok: @Carmichael Following up from earlier: Do you reside in the Bay Area?
	3:28pm Michael 98145: ( my memory could use some error-correction )
	3:29pm Carmichael: No Chuk, near Sacramento. A mere stone's throw away, If you have a strong arm.
	🍝 3:30pm karlward: This is fREAKin me out man
	3:33pm Michael 98145: Not a day passes here when i don't discover some new music to like
	3:33pm PuraVida: This Saigon Surf Twist is a great release
	3:34pm Pax: I remember.... hmmm, yeah? that's what I remember???
	3:35pm Handy Haversack: Gotta go walk the dog and see if a computer repair shop still exists. Back when I can. Don't let the kittens smash anything else while I'm gone.
	🍝 3:37pm Niall: Best of luck, @Handy. Havergood walk.
	3:37pm ChukAmok: @Carmichael We're playing Sacramento too. 07/01 at Phono Select Records. Kids on a Crime Spree, Artsick, Julian Never, and Boyracer. Possible a very special guest from Australia will be playing as well.
	3:38pm ChukAmok: @HH Don't ya miss TekServe?
	3:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! ...another season of the program of sublime sonics & convo about garbage foods of bygone eras &tc. ...
	3:41pm Carmichael: Wow Chuk, I may have to investigate this newfound information ...
	3:45pm dale: jean luc ponty played at my college, suny fredonia back around 1980ish. if i remember right he was a tiny little thing.
	🍝 3:45pm Niall: Aw, man. Darwin Grosse died. He brought so much to electronic music communities for decades. Terrible loss.
	3:46pm ChukAmok: Would be cool to meet you, Carmichael!
	3:46pm steveo: only took 3 meows in sync with the beat to determine that it was the song and not my actual cat ...
	3:47pm Pax: For every one unhealthy food product that goes under two spring up to take it's place to be sure to spread cancer causing obesity, heart disease etc.
	3:49pm Andres: Why is our foster kitten on the radio crying for a snack?
	3:55pm captain beef fart: Dance, New Jersey. Dance now.
	3:55pm Rob from Maryland: Hello, stopping by for a few minutes!
	4:01pm Michael 98145: Glad you are better !!
	4:02pm PuraVida: Jim Price was amazing last week but welcome back Olivia!
	4:02pm Asheville Jon: welcome back Olivia, glad you are feeling better!
	🍝 4:02pm karlward: Hee mo globe in
	4:03pm Michael 98145: (from the Greek word αἷμα, haîma 'blood' + Latin globus 'ball, sphere' + -in)
	4:07pm Pax: Nowadays SanFran is the number one spot known for it's homeless with Portland Oregon a close number two.
	4:08pm efd: so nice to hear you back, Olivia!
	4:08pm PuraVida: It's a shame this album has been out for 8+ months & has not caught on at all
	4:08pm ze boocherie: I like that book a lot. There's a fascinating connection to follow in Meridy's story between the pot-growing community in Northern California and the solar electric industry. When solar was new it was expensive and unpopular. Companies would sell like 6 solar panels a month nationwide. But they noticed all of a sudden they were selling two or three times that amount just to rural Northern California. It seemed like an inventory error! But it was the pot growers who needed to draw electricity from somewhere other than from the state utility that would notice the industrial amounts of energy use and come after them. So the growers bought up enough panels to keep the solar companies afloat and innovating ways to improve their products!
	4:11pm Michael 98145: Better pot than bitcoin
	4:13pm olivia: here's the book -- smcl.org... I just got to the chapter where the author was born, and it was super moving hearing her talk about the relationship between her parents and her dad. too much to go into here, but he was a psychic and a closeted gay man, so you can imagine that there's lot of heartbreak involved there.
	4:14pm olivia: he had a vision that he was having a son, and when he found out she was a girl, it kinda shook his foundation as a psychic. it's a very fascinating book, with so many elements involved. highly recommend!
	4:16pm ze boocherie: Oh, right. Yeah he had a total crisis when the baby was a girl! Complicated guy but he sorts out some things as time goes on...
	4:16pm _Ike_: @Pax@4:07, what about L.A.? Isn't a conservative billionaire possibly about to become mayor of L.A. by demonizing the homeless and getting lots of endorsements from celebrities? Everybody remind all your friends in L.A. to vote.
	4:21pm Kozmo: This whole time I've been playing the show from a few weeks ago thinking it was today's. I thought I was going crazy for a good minute.
	4:21pm steveo: je suis normal pas
	🍝 4:22pm Niall: The portentously-monikered Nini Raviolette.
	4:22pm Michael 98145: " Caruso leans on his business credentials to fashion an image of a swift and efficient decision-maker" ... where have we heard that before?
	4:24pm PuraVida: I met a winemaker in Italy once named Ravaioli
	4:24pm Handy Haversack: No repair shops left in the neighborhood. Life. Don't talk to me about life.
	4:27pm Handy Haversack: Hectorine! This album is so good! That's a mood lifter right there!
	🍝 4:27pm Niall: "Hectorine" reminds me of that villain from The Venture Brothers, "Harangue-u-tan."
	4:28pm captain beef fart: Ahhh that reminds me of The Little Shop of Hardware in my old neighborhood. Does you no good, Handy, but it's still open.
	4:30pm Handy Haversack: I went in to the good Polish electronics store to ask the workers there if they had any ideas, and they recommended my same guy whose site says he's not taking any orders. If only Hectorine fixed laptops. Or trained kittens.
	4:32pm Pax: Ike: I believe you're right. The majority of liberals and select others that can afford to jump ship are leaving California like there's no tomorrow can do. But the ones that can't or are unwilling are discovering the tent life. Some of the more better off ones are in cars campers trailers and RVs.
	4:32pm Carmichael: @Haqndy. MRK Repairs on Rogers Ave.?
	4:33pm Carmichael: Or Brooklyn PC Clinic?
	🍝 4:35pm Niall: I can't say I like the looks of this Caruso fella at all, prima facie.
	4:36pm Carmichael: No liberals are leaving CA, Pax. Life is too good here in a leftist republic. It's mostly the people bitching about taxes, the cost of everything, etc ... Which is fine with me. I'm not political by any stretch of the imagination, but I'm just tired of the anger and whining. Let 'em go, to un-ironically, Arizona, Arkansas and Florida.
	4:37pm Bernardo: Cate Le Bon is comin to Jerzy city!!! Can’t wait
	4:38pm Michael 98145: Would love to see her live
	4:39pm Bernardo: @michael 98145 get your tickets now! White Eagle Hall 7/22! In New Jersey! Don’t even have to shlepp it into tawn
	4:42pm Michael 98145: little bit far from my zipcode .. sadly
	4:44pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Carmichael. The first place is about 1.5 hrs. away. The second is closer, more like 45 mins. So I will look into them.
	4:44pm Michael 98145: I do see she'll be at the Greek Theater (LA) on 6/23 ...
	4:45pm Michael 98145: Gal covers a lot of territory
	4:45pm YETI BOB: Handy - there's a place called "Computer Answers" at 455 Graham Ave, not sure if that's any more convenient
	4:46pm chresti: oooh the Greek is by where I work!
	4:48pm Handy Haversack: That place is super dodgy, YB. Lots of horror stories about it.
	🍝 4:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Maybe the team that is rebuilding Bryce has some spare parts and talent that could help you out.
	🍝 4:49pm diciassette: Byoo-tee-ful! Happy to listen to as many tracks necessary to get to this one.
	4:51pm nadidadi: just loving iiiit
	4:52pm Michael 98145: ( speaking of cassettes --- TDK, looking at you loteli.com... )
	4:52pm Pax: Carmichael: you would know better than me being a resident there, so I'll take your word on it. But that just might depend on what part of Cali you're talking about. I just basically know from what I read, so I probably got some details jumbled up. me thinks that Ike has more insight on the subject.
	4:55pm Phillippe: Handy, is there something you need to get off your laptop? If you don't, backmarket has some really nice deals on refurbished computers that are probably the same or cheaper than getting it fixed
	4:56pm joe mulligan: always love a good distorted shifting looped rhythms track. nice alessandro cortini project
	5:01pm Michael 98145: you don't have to clean anything on our account
	5:02pm Bernardo: This is a damn good show for a “frazzled” person Olivia Ravioli!! 😊
	5:03pm nadidadi: omg love iceland moss yesss
	5:07pm mr 6: She sounds like Jamilla Woods (Last song)
	5:11pm joe mulligan: I can only speak from my small sample size of 3-4 families but my republican friends have already left California and one has stayed because he's waiting for children to finish school. we left brooklyn for the north bay and it appears this county is not as liberal as park slope surprisingly. might be a city/suburb thing.
	5:12pm Phillippe: Lovin' the show Olivia! It's my turn in the kitchen, so I'll be catching the rest on the bluetooth.
	5:14pm Pax: I'm a gunna tryout a new cereal I bought called kashi, organic blueberry clusters. Later's
	5:20pm Handy Haversack: Was that Sudan Archives song new? Good stuff! I have made some calls.
	5:22pm Andres: Rested my eyes for 20 minutes. Excellent musical accompaniment!
	5:28pm scribble: 🎶⚡️💛⚡️🎶
	5:30pm hypothete: Vibing out this is awesome
	5:31pm mr 6: Great Show Olivia Definitely one to download later
	🍝 5:36pm karlward: I loved that interview you did with Colleen, which is: www.wfmu.org...
	5:40pm dale: waylon jennings does this...not sure who wrote it.
	5:41pm waters7: What a title! This is one of my favorite songs of all time. I remember when Laura Cantrell played the original. She said that she didn't take it off her turntable for 6 months.
	5:41pm dale: carlene carter used to say that she would put the cunt back in country in her concerts back in the late 70s.
	5:44pm BerkeleyGuy: I was listening to The Trinity Session the other day. It holds up pretty well.
	🍝 5:46pm karlward: I thought I remembered that "Dreaming My Dreams" was a Waylon original, but I see now that it's an Allen Reynolds composition.
	5:47pm Handy Haversack: Ravioli 3OAK!
	5:48pm Krys O: Thanks, Olivia!
	5:49pm Andres: Kindred tracks!
	5:52pm Joe McG: There's my man! :)
	5:52pm Handy Haversack: Waylon. There you are. Many thanks, Olivia! So glad you're recovered and back in action. Stay dreaming, dreamers!
	🍝 5:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Olivia. Drink umbrellas and ravioli make everything better.
	5:54pm Carmichael: Never heard of Allen Reynolds, but he also wrote 5 O'Clock World.
	🍝 5:54pm karlward: I'm not ready for this rabbit hole: www.thirteen.org...
	5:54pm βrian: What, a fadeout? Pah!
	5:54pm Handy Haversack: Ah, good. We can let it linger.
	5:54pm steveo: Wonderful to listen today. Thank you, Olivia.
	🍝 5:54pm Will the Sound Guy: I'm happy that you're better, enjoyed the show. Thank you Olivia!!!
	5:55pm Handy Haversack: You'd think -- I mean, everybody else was doing it, so why not them?
	5:55pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: Dreaming my Dreams (without you) - the cranberries
	5:56pm dale: karlward - i had a thing for the mandrell sisters.
	🍝 5:56pm karlward: Handy wins
	🍝 5:56pm diciassette: Wrong Song Ravioli! It works! Thank you Olivia
	5:56pm Carmichael: Thankee Olivia, and thanks to ALL pasta.
	6:54pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Thank you so much Mark.

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from June 6, 2022

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Intimate electronics, bad poetry, tender murk, and tired humans making the best of it. Features live sound collaging, too.

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Wed. Nov 13th, 9pm - Midnight: Radio Ravioli presents: Ravioli Tourism Monthly Open Lines Extravaganza (More info...)
Adriene joins Olivia for three hours of chaos and calm. With the dials turning and the phone lines open, they’ll take live listener calls about different topics of serendipity and cosmic-connection while live-mixing music, stories, and all kinds of radio ravioli from around the world. Call in - 201-209-9368!
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Adriene joins Olivia for three hours of chaos and calm. With the dials turning and the phone lines open, they’ll take live listener calls about different topics of serendipity and cosmic-connection while live-mixing music, stories, and all kinds of radio ravioli from around the world. Call in - 201-209-9368!
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Adriene joins Olivia for three hours of chaos and calm. With the dials turning and the phone lines open, they’ll take live listener calls about different topics of serendipity and cosmic-connection while live-mixing music, stories, and all kinds of radio ravioli from around the world. Call in - 201-209-9368!
Wed. Feb 12th, 2025, 9pm - Midnight: Radio Ravioli presents: Ravioli Tourism Monthly Open Lines Extravaganza (More info...)
Adriene joins Olivia for three hours of chaos and calm. With the dials turning and the phone lines open, they’ll take live listener calls about different topics of serendipity and cosmic-connection while live-mixing music, stories, and all kinds of radio ravioli from around the world. Call in - 201-209-9368!

June 6, 2022: Singing Fish 🐠

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Olivia	╚w̾e̾l̾c̾o̾m̾e̾ ̾t̾o̾ ̾r̾a̾d̾i̾o̾ ̾r̾a̾v̾i̾o̾l̾i̾ ⫸ ╗			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Haroumi Hosono	The Truck On The Sea			0:02:27 (Pop-up)
K.I.A.	Large Slow River (feat. Janet Cardiff)			0:03:35 (Pop-up)
Oksana Linde	Playa Caribe "Playa Caribe" by "Oksana Linde"	Aquatic and Other Worlds	https://buhrecords.bandcamp.com/album/aquatic-and-other-worlds	0:10:54 (Pop-up)
Jonny Trunk	Singing Fish "Singing Fish" by "Jonny Trunk"	20,000 Leagues Under the Sea		0:16:50 (Pop-up)
Michel Redolfi	wind and sea "wind and sea" by "Michel Redolfi"	Sonic Waters, Underwater Music 1979-87		0:20:38 (Pop-up)
Pamela Z	Memory Trace (live... not published)	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2jwB0pAllE	"I can still remember the time in the early nineteen nineties when I first purchased memory. I delighted in the fact that I could hold it in my hand: a thin, green wafer etched with a lattice of metal lines. And I quickly noticed parallels between the computer's memory and my own. Prone to anthropomorphism, I continue to compare and often confuse the two. I am interested in exploring how humans and computers store memory. How do they "misplace" information and how do they lose it entirely? How can we differentiate between dreams, "real" and "manufactured" memories? How do certain sounds and aromas trigger very old memories?" -PZ	0:24:39 (Pop-up)
Phương Tâm	Lòng Trai 20 (Heart of a 20-year-old)	Magical Nights - Saigon Surf Twist & Soul (1964-1966)	https://sublime-frequencies.bandcamp.com/album/magical-nights-saigon-surf-twist-soul-1964-1966	0:31:15 (Pop-up)
Hildegard Westerkamp	MotherVoiceTalk (excerpt)		https://earsaymusic.bandcamp.com/album/breaking-news	0:32:50 (Pop-up)
Olivia Wyatt	La Boon (Tsunami) "La Boon (Tsunami)" by "Olivia Wyatt"			0:38:48 (Pop-up)
Jean-Luc Ponty	Enigmatic Ocean, Pt. 1	Enigmatic Ocean		0:40:11 (Pop-up)
Minoru Fushimi	It Isn't Because of Hemoglobin	Thanatos of Funk		0:42:16 (Pop-up)
Sylvester	Over and Over - 12" version			0:48:35 (Pop-up)

Towa Tei	Fabulous "Fabulous" by "Towa Tei"	Towa Tei LP		1:03:29 (Pop-up)
Fred Ventura	what I always wanted	Milano UnDISCOvered: Early 80s Italo Disco & Synth Pop Experiments From Milan's Underground		1:13:27 (Pop-up)
Elle Barbara	Delice Creole / G L O W Z Rework	Délice Créole / Peach Purée		1:13:33 (Pop-up)
Nini Raviolette	Suis Je-Normale "Suis Je-Normale" by "Nini Raviolette"			1:19:39 (Pop-up)
Cindy	New Power "New Power" by "Cindy"			1:22:09 (Pop-up)
Hectorine	Saltwater "Saltwater" by "Hectorine"			1:25:07 (Pop-up)
Cate Le Bon	Running Away "Running Away" by "Cate Le Bon"	Pompeii		1:29:45 (Pop-up)

NTsKi	On Divination in Sleep feat. Dove takao Remix	7"		1:39:23 (Pop-up)
Maylee Todd	Show Me "Show Me" by "Maylee Todd"	Mayloo		1:43:38 (Pop-up)
Maylee Todd	Dream With You "Dream With You" by "Maylee Todd"	Mayloo		1:46:03 (Pop-up)
Daniel Avery & Alessandro Cortini	Water	Illusion of Time		1:49:42 (Pop-up)
TeaMarrr	Done (clean) "Done (clean)" by "TeaMarrr"			1:58:12 (Pop-up)
Sudan Archives	Iceland Moss "Iceland Moss" by "Sudan Archives"			2:01:59 (Pop-up)
Mica Levi, Oliver Coates	Mob Of Waters			2:05:36 (Pop-up)
Colleen	I'm Kin "I'm Kin" by "Colleen"	Captain of None		2:07:49 (Pop-up)
Suzanne Ciani	Concert At WBAI Free Music Store	Buchla Concerts 1975		2:13:44 (Pop-up)

Bria	Dreaming My Dreams With You "Dreaming My Dreams With You" by "Bria"	Cuntry Covers Vol. 1		2:36:51 (Pop-up)
Cowboy Junkies	Dreaming My Dreams With You			2:40:00 (Pop-up)
Deadbeat & Camara	Dreaming My Dreams With You			2:44:39 (Pop-up)
Takashi Miyaki	dreaming my dreams (waylon jennings)	under cover vol 1		2:49:01 (Pop-up)
Waylon Jennings	Dreaming My Dreams With You			2:50:23 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:59pm βrian: Are we all hale & hearty today?
	3:01pm listener james from westwood: Well this is a good sign! Welcome back, Olivia!
	3:01pm Yes: :) :) :)
	3:01pm Robm: Hello fellow ravioli listeners
	3:02pm Krys O.: Greetings!
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Welcome back, Olivia! So glad you're mended and back in the pocket.
	3:02pm Jason from Houston: ꒰｡• ◡ •｡꒱
	3:02pm HyperDose: "It'S a PiLlOw Of DeLiCiOuSnEsS!" 😃📻🍝
	🍝 3:02pm Niall: Ravi-YOLO, am I right?
	3:03pm Andres: “Ravioli for our toddler.”? Demographically targeted ravioli?
	3:03pm steveo: rav EE oh LEE (heLLo)
	3:04pm Claire from Montclair: 💫
	3:04pm βrian: Might we one day stray into radio tortellini territory?
	3:04pm maestroso: Welcome back Olivia!
	3:05pm ChukAmok: So good to be tuned into the savory sounds of Radio Ravioli again.
	🍝 3:05pm Niall: Radio Wonton!
	3:05pm olivia: i'm back!! i have SO much music that's been storing up for weeks! hey everybody, missed u
	3:05pm Carmichael: Is it that time already!?
	3:05pm steveo: Tortellini/Literal meaning Small little pies Sounds good to me
	3:05pm Matt Warwick: mmmmm ravioli
	🍝 3:05pm Niall: "...it's what's on!"
	3:05pm Yes: party time
	3:06pm HyperDose: lil Matty Warwick in the pasta factory 🤌🏾‍
	3:06pm ChukAmok: Just please never Radio Hot Pocket.
	3:07pm olivia: whatcha got against hot pockets....
	3:07pm Brian D: Yay! She's back! And hopefully fully recovered!
	3:08pm Handy Haversack: It's Bagel Bites in a deconstructed Hot Pocket reduction with a Dorito glaze. I just want to eat my food, you know?
	3:09pm ChukAmok: @Olivia Grievous injury and 2nd degree burns to the roof of my adolescent mouth.
	🍝 3:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Olivia. You had some medical ravioli with pills inside? Even placebo ravioli might have made a difference.
	3:10pm HyperDose: Hey hey hey, this ravioli is medicinal! 🌾💨
	3:10pm olivia: hot pockets were amazing in their ability to delight and injure all in one bite
	3:10pm Michael 98145: Aloha, hungry friends
	3:10pm ChukAmok: @KFHP Some of that sweet Pfizer Ravioli, no doubt.
	3:10pm Carmichael: Canneloni, I'm all over that.
	3:10pm βrian: Tempted to make ravioli tonight. Little Human would def be down with that. Shiitake and chèvre, maybe.
	3:11pm Matt Warwick: Can you air fry hot pockets?
	3:11pm ChukAmok: Are they not made anymore?
	3:11pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: radio rave-ioli
	3:11pm Carmichael: They're as bad as Hot Apple Pies from Mickey D's.
	3:11pm ChukAmok: @Matt Warwick No rules!
	3:12pm Robm: Where else while great music is playing can you hear serious discussions of hot pockets?
	3:13pm HyperDose: Hot pockets are pizza rolls for big kids. Calzones are hot pockets for the bourgeoisie.
	3:13pm olivia: I guess I'm just using past tense because I haven't had one since I was a kid. They probably still exist!
	3:13pm arb: olivia speaks in pasta tense
	3:14pm olivia: ARB!!! gonna steal that. thank you. :)
	3:14pm Andres: arb, FTW!
	3:15pm Robm: @Olivia hot pockets are still around
	3:15pm HyperDose: Past tense because you reach a point in your life when you have the self-awareness to say "I cannot eat this anymore if I want to stay alive". That's the true sign of adulthood.
	3:15pm Pax: olivia@3:07 - if I had to take a guess, I would say that his mouth would get all cut up and bloody from all those electronic components. Plus their kind of tough on the teeth trying to chew on them, not to mention what it does to the digestive system.
	3:15pm ChukAmok: They are in the past for me as well. I am a healthy adult now, and my palette is a delicate one that I have honed for many years post-hot pocket era.
	3:15pm βrian: "What's pasta is prologue."
	3:15pm ChukAmok: @Arb Comment of the day!
	3:15pm Michael 98145: Yes. Reading labels for "sodium percentage"
	3:16pm Andres: Ravioli found its way subconsciously into tonight’s dinner.
	🍝 3:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: @HyperDose - Yes, before you are put out to pasta.
	3:16pm ChukAmok: What about those Hostess Fruit Pies? Dessert ravioli? Air-fryable?
	🍝 3:17pm Niall: Oksana Linde is welcome relief from the stress of inner ziti life.
	3:17pm Michael 98145: yes
	3:19pm Michael 98145: " Born in Caracas, Venezuela, in 1948, into a family of Ukrainian immigrants" ... long way from home
	3:19pm Handy Haversack: These questions and more answered this semester in Can I Fry That? Two credit hours. P/F.
	🍝 3:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: By the way, Olivia, how was your workshop this weekend? Good turnout?
	3:20pm olivia: there was a great feature on Oksana in a recent Wire mag!
	3:21pm olivia: It was awesome, thanks Ken from HP! It was a super inspiring weekend. And I got to do it with Adriene from the blind tourist, who is the best!
	3:22pm Pax: But on the upside eating a radio Hot Pocket would be good and crunchy, that is if you don't mind a trip to the hospital afterwards.
	3:22pm Carmichael: Man, I used to live on those fruit pies when I was a kid. Which explains a lot ...
	🍝 3:22pm Listener Jonny in South Central... (Ohio): Hi Olivia!!! As always, loving the show! I has gots to get me some drink parasols for work.
	3:23pm βrian: Now I'm pondering buying a ravioli press. When I've made them before (in the pasta), they tended to be too spread out.
	🍝 3:23pm Niall: Oh man, tell me when the wet sounds are over, ahhhh
	3:25pm βrian: "Moist" is our mantra.
	3:26pm Michael 98145: No chaser, please
	3:26pm Carmichael: This reminds me, my daughter went to Monterey Bay Aquarium yesterday. She had a blast.
	3:27pm Pax: Don't thank me, thank Justice fruit pies! Talk about fruit pies made me think of that quote, from a cartoon I can't remember.
	3:27pm Michael 98145: @Carm, we were recently in Monterey but didn't visit the aquarium this time. Capitol has gotten SO built up!!
	3:28pm ChukAmok: @Carmichael Following up from earlier: Do you reside in the Bay Area?
	3:28pm Michael 98145: ( my memory could use some error-correction )
	3:29pm Carmichael: No Chuk, near Sacramento. A mere stone's throw away, If you have a strong arm.
	🍝 3:30pm karlward: This is fREAKin me out man
	3:33pm Michael 98145: Not a day passes here when i don't discover some new music to like
	3:33pm PuraVida: This Saigon Surf Twist is a great release
	3:34pm Pax: I remember.... hmmm, yeah? that's what I remember???
	3:35pm Handy Haversack: Gotta go walk the dog and see if a computer repair shop still exists. Back when I can. Don't let the kittens smash anything else while I'm gone.
	🍝 3:37pm Niall: Best of luck, @Handy. Havergood walk.
	3:37pm ChukAmok: @Carmichael We're playing Sacramento too. 07/01 at Phono Select Records. Kids on a Crime Spree, Artsick, Julian Never, and Boyracer. Possible a very special guest from Australia will be playing as well.
	3:38pm ChukAmok: @HH Don't ya miss TekServe?
	3:39pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! ...another season of the program of sublime sonics & convo about garbage foods of bygone eras &tc. ...
	3:41pm Carmichael: Wow Chuk, I may have to investigate this newfound information ...
	3:45pm dale: jean luc ponty played at my college, suny fredonia back around 1980ish. if i remember right he was a tiny little thing.
	🍝 3:45pm Niall: Aw, man. Darwin Grosse died. He brought so much to electronic music communities for decades. Terrible loss.
	3:46pm ChukAmok: Would be cool to meet you, Carmichael!
	3:46pm steveo: only took 3 meows in sync with the beat to determine that it was the song and not my actual cat ...
	3:47pm Pax: For every one unhealthy food product that goes under two spring up to take it's place to be sure to spread cancer causing obesity, heart disease etc.
	3:49pm Andres: Why is our foster kitten on the radio crying for a snack?
	3:55pm captain beef fart: Dance, New Jersey. Dance now.
	3:55pm Rob from Maryland: Hello, stopping by for a few minutes!
	4:01pm Michael 98145: Glad you are better !!
	4:02pm PuraVida: Jim Price was amazing last week but welcome back Olivia!
	4:02pm Asheville Jon: welcome back Olivia, glad you are feeling better!
	🍝 4:02pm karlward: Hee mo globe in
	4:03pm Michael 98145: (from the Greek word αἷμα, haîma 'blood' + Latin globus 'ball, sphere' + -in)
	4:07pm Pax: Nowadays SanFran is the number one spot known for it's homeless with Portland Oregon a close number two.
	4:08pm efd: so nice to hear you back, Olivia!
	4:08pm PuraVida: It's a shame this album has been out for 8+ months & has not caught on at all
	4:08pm ze boocherie: I like that book a lot. There's a fascinating connection to follow in Meridy's story between the pot-growing community in Northern California and the solar electric industry. When solar was new it was expensive and unpopular. Companies would sell like 6 solar panels a month nationwide. But they noticed all of a sudden they were selling two or three times that amount just to rural Northern California. It seemed like an inventory error! But it was the pot growers who needed to draw electricity from somewhere other than from the state utility that would notice the industrial amounts of energy use and come after them. So the growers bought up enough panels to keep the solar companies afloat and innovating ways to improve their products!
	4:11pm Michael 98145: Better pot than bitcoin
	4:13pm olivia: here's the book -- smcl.org... I just got to the chapter where the author was born, and it was super moving hearing her talk about the relationship between her parents and her dad. too much to go into here, but he was a psychic and a closeted gay man, so you can imagine that there's lot of heartbreak involved there.
	4:14pm olivia: he had a vision that he was having a son, and when he found out she was a girl, it kinda shook his foundation as a psychic. it's a very fascinating book, with so many elements involved. highly recommend!
	4:16pm ze boocherie: Oh, right. Yeah he had a total crisis when the baby was a girl! Complicated guy but he sorts out some things as time goes on...
	4:16pm _Ike_: @Pax@4:07, what about L.A.? Isn't a conservative billionaire possibly about to become mayor of L.A. by demonizing the homeless and getting lots of endorsements from celebrities? Everybody remind all your friends in L.A. to vote.
	4:21pm Kozmo: This whole time I've been playing the show from a few weeks ago thinking it was today's. I thought I was going crazy for a good minute.
	4:21pm steveo: je suis normal pas
	🍝 4:22pm Niall: The portentously-monikered Nini Raviolette.
	4:22pm Michael 98145: " Caruso leans on his business credentials to fashion an image of a swift and efficient decision-maker" ... where have we heard that before?
	4:24pm PuraVida: I met a winemaker in Italy once named Ravaioli
	4:24pm Handy Haversack: No repair shops left in the neighborhood. Life. Don't talk to me about life.
	4:27pm Handy Haversack: Hectorine! This album is so good! That's a mood lifter right there!
	🍝 4:27pm Niall: "Hectorine" reminds me of that villain from The Venture Brothers, "Harangue-u-tan."
	4:28pm captain beef fart: Ahhh that reminds me of The Little Shop of Hardware in my old neighborhood. Does you no good, Handy, but it's still open.
	4:30pm Handy Haversack: I went in to the good Polish electronics store to ask the workers there if they had any ideas, and they recommended my same guy whose site says he's not taking any orders. If only Hectorine fixed laptops. Or trained kittens.
	4:32pm Pax: Ike: I believe you're right. The majority of liberals and select others that can afford to jump ship are leaving California like there's no tomorrow can do. But the ones that can't or are unwilling are discovering the tent life. Some of the more better off ones are in cars campers trailers and RVs.
	4:32pm Carmichael: @Haqndy. MRK Repairs on Rogers Ave.?
	4:33pm Carmichael: Or Brooklyn PC Clinic?
	🍝 4:35pm Niall: I can't say I like the looks of this Caruso fella at all, prima facie.
	4:36pm Carmichael: No liberals are leaving CA, Pax. Life is too good here in a leftist republic. It's mostly the people bitching about taxes, the cost of everything, etc ... Which is fine with me. I'm not political by any stretch of the imagination, but I'm just tired of the anger and whining. Let 'em go, to un-ironically, Arizona, Arkansas and Florida.
	4:37pm Bernardo: Cate Le Bon is comin to Jerzy city!!! Can’t wait
	4:38pm Michael 98145: Would love to see her live
	4:39pm Bernardo: @michael 98145 get your tickets now! White Eagle Hall 7/22! In New Jersey! Don’t even have to shlepp it into tawn
	4:42pm Michael 98145: little bit far from my zipcode .. sadly
	4:44pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Carmichael. The first place is about 1.5 hrs. away. The second is closer, more like 45 mins. So I will look into them.
	4:44pm Michael 98145: I do see she'll be at the Greek Theater (LA) on 6/23 ...
	4:45pm Michael 98145: Gal covers a lot of territory
	4:45pm YETI BOB: Handy - there's a place called "Computer Answers" at 455 Graham Ave, not sure if that's any more convenient
	4:46pm chresti: oooh the Greek is by where I work!
	4:48pm Handy Haversack: That place is super dodgy, YB. Lots of horror stories about it.
	🍝 4:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Maybe the team that is rebuilding Bryce has some spare parts and talent that could help you out.
	🍝 4:49pm diciassette: Byoo-tee-ful! Happy to listen to as many tracks necessary to get to this one.
	4:51pm nadidadi: just loving iiiit
	4:52pm Michael 98145: ( speaking of cassettes --- TDK, looking at you loteli.com... )
	4:52pm Pax: Carmichael: you would know better than me being a resident there, so I'll take your word on it. But that just might depend on what part of Cali you're talking about. I just basically know from what I read, so I probably got some details jumbled up. me thinks that Ike has more insight on the subject.
	4:55pm Phillippe: Handy, is there something you need to get off your laptop? If you don't, backmarket has some really nice deals on refurbished computers that are probably the same or cheaper than getting it fixed
	4:56pm joe mulligan: always love a good distorted shifting looped rhythms track. nice alessandro cortini project
	5:01pm Michael 98145: you don't have to clean anything on our account
	5:02pm Bernardo: This is a damn good show for a “frazzled” person Olivia Ravioli!! 😊
	5:03pm nadidadi: omg love iceland moss yesss
	5:07pm mr 6: She sounds like Jamilla Woods (Last song)
	5:11pm joe mulligan: I can only speak from my small sample size of 3-4 families but my republican friends have already left California and one has stayed because he's waiting for children to finish school. we left brooklyn for the north bay and it appears this county is not as liberal as park slope surprisingly. might be a city/suburb thing.
	5:12pm Phillippe: Lovin' the show Olivia! It's my turn in the kitchen, so I'll be catching the rest on the bluetooth.
	5:14pm Pax: I'm a gunna tryout a new cereal I bought called kashi, organic blueberry clusters. Later's
	5:20pm Handy Haversack: Was that Sudan Archives song new? Good stuff! I have made some calls.
	5:22pm Andres: Rested my eyes for 20 minutes. Excellent musical accompaniment!
	5:28pm scribble: 🎶⚡️💛⚡️🎶
	5:30pm hypothete: Vibing out this is awesome
	5:31pm mr 6: Great Show Olivia Definitely one to download later
	🍝 5:36pm karlward: I loved that interview you did with Colleen, which is: www.wfmu.org...
	5:40pm dale: waylon jennings does this...not sure who wrote it.
	5:41pm waters7: What a title! This is one of my favorite songs of all time. I remember when Laura Cantrell played the original. She said that she didn't take it off her turntable for 6 months.
	5:41pm dale: carlene carter used to say that she would put the cunt back in country in her concerts back in the late 70s.
	5:44pm BerkeleyGuy: I was listening to The Trinity Session the other day. It holds up pretty well.
	🍝 5:46pm karlward: I thought I remembered that "Dreaming My Dreams" was a Waylon original, but I see now that it's an Allen Reynolds composition.
	5:47pm Handy Haversack: Ravioli 3OAK!
	5:48pm Krys O: Thanks, Olivia!
	5:49pm Andres: Kindred tracks!
	5:52pm Joe McG: There's my man! :)
	5:52pm Handy Haversack: Waylon. There you are. Many thanks, Olivia! So glad you're recovered and back in action. Stay dreaming, dreamers!
	🍝 5:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Olivia. Drink umbrellas and ravioli make everything better.
	5:54pm Carmichael: Never heard of Allen Reynolds, but he also wrote 5 O'Clock World.
	🍝 5:54pm karlward: I'm not ready for this rabbit hole: www.thirteen.org...
	5:54pm βrian: What, a fadeout? Pah!
	5:54pm Handy Haversack: Ah, good. We can let it linger.
	5:54pm steveo: Wonderful to listen today. Thank you, Olivia.
	🍝 5:54pm Will the Sound Guy: I'm happy that you're better, enjoyed the show. Thank you Olivia!!!
	5:55pm Handy Haversack: You'd think -- I mean, everybody else was doing it, so why not them?
	5:55pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: Dreaming my Dreams (without you) - the cranberries
	5:56pm dale: karlward - i had a thing for the mandrell sisters.
	🍝 5:56pm karlward: Handy wins
	🍝 5:56pm diciassette: Wrong Song Ravioli! It works! Thank you Olivia
	5:56pm Carmichael: Thankee Olivia, and thanks to ALL pasta.
	6:54pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Thank you so much Mark.

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