WFMU: Miracle Nutrition with Hearty White: Playlist from February 13, 2014

Listener comments!
	👻 7:02pm Matt from Springfield: Hey Hearty! Let's join brain corridors! Hi Heartyfolk!
	7:04pm Mike East: Hey Hearty! Hey Matt! Hey everyone!
	👻 7:05pm Matt from Springfield: The paper from their driveway should count as a gift! They would have to get it anyway, and you spared them a trip and the risk of snapping their back bending to pick it up! Hey Mike!
	7:05pm P-90: @Matt: hang on, I just gotta change a bulb in my brain corridor, with you in a sec -- Love how Hearty always hits the ground running full tilt
	👻 7:06pm Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Which is why I'm certain he scripts out an outline before the show--and moves along with a ton of improv during the show!
	👻 7:07pm Matt from Springfield: Reader's Norovirus From Both Ends
	7:10pm Mike East: I don't know, Matt...seems like his mind just doesn't stop.
	👻 7:11pm Matt from Springfield: Prince & Pauper's new album.
	7:13pm tom: "i just want to digress" funny
	👻 7:15pm Matt from Springfield: Oprah: The God-aunty
	7:17pm lynn l: hearty never disappoints and we love hearing this show.
	👻 7:18pm Matt from Springfield: I was thinking "beer" at first too :)
	7:20pm P-90: goin' full Gomer, a new trend in pop culture for 2014 and beyond, and you heard it here first, kids
	7:20pm dale: just tuned in - whadimiss?
	👻 7:21pm Matt from Springfield: Jim Nabors is the patron saint of gay rednecks in the military! @dale: I think...musician Prince and someone called "The Pauper" are coming out with a new album...
	7:23pm P-90: I guess "a spaceman" is a legitimate description of Dr. Who, just don't believe I've heard it used before. Ever.
	7:25pm P-90: OK, he knows all the words to JC Superstar, but does he know the words to the Dr. Who theme? -- probably
	7:26pm Marcel M: I remember first time I heard this show I tuned in randomly in my van and had no idea what it was. It was awesome.
	7:26pm P-90: "Hearty sings Herod"
	👻 7:26pm Matt from Springfield: That piano riff Hearty keeps playing--it reminds me of some existing hymn...I think it's "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God". (One of Martin Luther's, "Ein' feste Berg ist unser Gott).
	7:27pm dale: HA! hearty butchers rod stewart. with his good bone saw, too.
	👻 7:27pm Matt from Springfield: "spacetimeman" Oh, is there parts of JCS in there? :)
	7:27pm Mike East: lol - handbags and the gladrags and the ziploc bags that keep freshness in
	7:29pm dale: there are many moments of snorting and trying to hold my beverage from spewing onto the cornputer screen during the miracle nutrution hour
	7:30pm P-90: yeah, that song started as Herod's Song, I think the chords you speak of were from that. Of course, nothing stays what it is for long in HeartyWorld
	7:32pm dale: three stooges showed me how to pull an aching tooth
	7:33pm dale: when did you EVER see someone with a big towel wrapped under their jaw and tied on the top of the head?
	7:34pm P-90: -- & how to do plastic surgery with a hot curling iron
	👻 7:34pm Matt from Springfield: Nothing is what it seems, and all is in flux :) Thanks P-90, that's useful to know!
	7:36pm P-90: that, Amigo, is the ONLY rule in Hearty's idiom
	7:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in some Rockumentary - Jackson Browne said The Beatles showed up - & suddenly there were these four people who looked right - & the whole rest of the World looked wrong ...the Marx Bros. are the sort that made me feel something like that - yerknow - we're right, & they're wrong - an affirmative & alienating feeling all @ once...
	7:37pm P-90: the wabbit weighs in! hi!
	7:39pm JakeGould: P-90, you be at the station?
	7:40pm dale: if hearty's interested in purim he should live forever as the golum. can't live forever without wreaking some revenge on people. and eternity is plenty of time to make new enemies
	7:41pm P-90: I'm at my regular station on Thurs. nights, listening to Mr. White on the web
	7:41pm JakeGould: I like when Hearty talks in Yiddish. Best non-ironic intonations I have heard in a while. Abi Gezunt, Hearty!
	👻 7:42pm Matt from Springfield: "condemned" to live forever, instead of the privilege of "passing away"..! Hey Rabbit!
	7:43pm glenn: ummm. cheers theme? will the kelly song be next?
	7:43pm P-90: "Golem Purim" good album title - or B'way musical maybe...?
	7:44pm dale: you're putting a negative spin on eternity matt...
	7:45pm fleep: "... and the Hamantaschen of Doom."
	7:45pm P-90: stick with it Matt, its better than the other way 'round
	7:46pm P-90: he just referred to being at the Marathon ...I think
	7:47pm JakeGould: “Golem Purim: The Musical” starring John Leguizamo and a few other non-Jewish actors.
	👻 7:47pm Matt from Springfield: Wooo! Hamantaschen! @dale: I myself would like my conscious for eternity, but as abstract "bliss" or something, not continuing with worldly struggles.
	7:47pm dale: he's doing a performance in ny that week. gotta check him on facebook p-90
	7:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a goyim golem...starting to wonder if Tolkien didn't intend Golum to sound like Gloem after all - they make an interesting comparison...
	7:48pm Fredericks: More piano!
	7:48pm P-90: John Lithgow as the big Rabbi guy
	👻 7:49pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: You're A Rat Bastard, Charlie Brown! The Musical for Christmas! (for later, but of course:) screen.yahoo.com...
	7:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Golem' for Jehovah's sake...
	7:49pm dale: yeah, i don't want to have to spend eternity with gas or the scoots or a toenail fungus. you have a good point
	👻 7:50pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: But GOLEM! Slipped away with herrrrr, herrrrr!
	👻 7:50pm Matt from Springfield: And you have a good way of putting it, dale :)
	7:50pm P-90: eternity with a hangnail
	7:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Eternity w/ the Scoots
	7:51pm dale: worst movie about the golem has roddy mcdowell. best is a german expressionist one from the 20s, forgot who did it.
	7:51pm P-90: you knew Buddy Hackett was gonna come into this at some point
	7:52pm fleep: Can Henny Youngman be far behind?
	👻 7:52pm Matt from Springfield: German expressionist silent films are usually the best!
	7:52pm dale: i always confused buddy hackett and marty allen. but i see marty's jewfro and lazy eye now.
	7:52pm JakeGould: Sid Caesar! Sid Caesar! Sid Caesar! Sid Caesar!
	👻 7:54pm Matt from Springfield: TRULY one of the greats--much love from Earth to you, Sid.
	👻 7:55pm Matt from Springfield: Mike d'Abo--father/uncle of a Bond Girl and "Karen" from the Wonder Years. Aha! Didn't realize he sang on the JCS album. Y'know I gotta check that musical out, never got around to that one :)
	7:55pm Robert: One episode of "Lost" opened with a "Mad World" allusion: The camera panned down from the sky thru a "W" of palm trees, to a pair of characters digging in the dirt.
	7:55pm P-90: now now, I know how you feel, but repeating his name won't bring him back unlike Herr Golem. mwah ha ha ha ha ha!!!!!
	7:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...easily imagining SidC.'s report on conditions from beyond: a good routine...
	7:56pm dale: kurt waldheim the secret nazi.
	7:56pm dale: i think there's a hee haw hitler skit coming up
	👻 7:57pm Matt from Springfield: @Robert: Ha! I was just thinking the same thing--combine "..Mad Mad World" and "Lost" into one long, incomprehensible, not-funny TV drama! @RRN63: Sid just needs to speak in some language unknown to us, while Carl Reiner will provide a funny English "translation"! :D
	7:57pm lynn l: thank you for hearty wfmu
	👻 7:58pm Matt from Springfield: @dale: Hee Haw Hitler was clever in it's way, like the "Laugh-In" for rural Austrian rednecks.
	7:58pm Herr Faultheim: I vass only vollowing orderss!
	7:59pm fleep: I'm refreshed and energized. Luckily there's a cure for that. Thanks, Hearty.
	7:59pm dale: junior samples would have played a good hitler
	👻 7:59pm Matt from Springfield: All right, thanks Hearty! Always a wonderful listen! Have a good night, Hearty Humans! Always, Important!...
	8:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: >Thx As Ever Hearty-san<
	8:00pm Robert: But Matt, the scene I'm describing really WAS on "Lost". Sun was working in her garden and Jack came along with a spade and offered to help. I thought they were giving us a clue as to what the plot of "Lost" was really about. But now I see it had much more cx to "The Lost Special" (after which it was named) and the TV series "Dept. S".
	8:00pm Herr Faultheim: you're right, Lost was almost as un- funny as Mad Mad World
	👻 8:01pm Matt from Springfield: @Robert: And it's subtle relation to the story by Sir Arthur C.D.--you must be the commenter who pointed out!
	8:02pm Robert: Only it's not subtle, it's a major relationship. The real story of "Lost" is not what it appeared to be.
	8:03pm Herr Faultheim: the only clue anyone needs to the plot of Lost is that there was NEVER any plot at all
	8:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wull - for example - the difference between Mystery & Noir is - Noir isn't about Plot...
	8:04pm Robert: I thought that when it ended--that Damon Lindelof, who was a friend of mine, had let us down--but after I read some more A.C. Doyle, I realized that was not the case. They must just be waiting for the right time to present the denouement.
	8:06pm Robert: http://users.bestweb.net/~robgood/teach has my analysis as it unfolded, which I'm still updating.
	8:06pm p-90: you don't really think the's any kind of denouement, do you? no way dude
	8:08pm Robert: If there isn't going to be one, then in effect "Lost" would've been written just for me, which I doubt.
	8:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in fact - Noir is about things not resolving...
	8:09pm Robert: What you had to realize is that the characters had (or were, depending how you look at it) doubles, at least some of whom were brainwashed into thinking they were really those people.
	8:11pm Robert: If you can read "Tales of Terror and Mystery" and "Round the Fire Stories" by Doyle, and get ahold of some previous adaptations of "The Lost Special" (including, amazingly enough, "Watchmen"), and then watch both seasons of "Dept. S", you won't conclude otherwise.
	8:12pm Robert: It also helps to know I introduced Damon to "Dept. S" via the episode "One of OUr Aircraft Is Empty".
	8:13pm p-90: its written for anyone who wants to gaze unto a chaotic jumble of portentious fragments that always hint at some underlying substance that simply is not there, and play the game of imagining what it MIGHT add up to, if it ever did, which it doesnt
	8:17pm p-90: sorry, but it is my curse to speak only the network tv truth

Miracle Nutrition with Hearty White: Playlist from February 13, 2014

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Listener comments!
	👻 7:02pm Matt from Springfield: Hey Hearty! Let's join brain corridors! Hi Heartyfolk!
	7:04pm Mike East: Hey Hearty! Hey Matt! Hey everyone!
	👻 7:05pm Matt from Springfield: The paper from their driveway should count as a gift! They would have to get it anyway, and you spared them a trip and the risk of snapping their back bending to pick it up! Hey Mike!
	7:05pm P-90: @Matt: hang on, I just gotta change a bulb in my brain corridor, with you in a sec -- Love how Hearty always hits the ground running full tilt
	👻 7:06pm Matt from Springfield: @P-90: Which is why I'm certain he scripts out an outline before the show--and moves along with a ton of improv during the show!
	👻 7:07pm Matt from Springfield: Reader's Norovirus From Both Ends
	7:10pm Mike East: I don't know, Matt...seems like his mind just doesn't stop.
	👻 7:11pm Matt from Springfield: Prince & Pauper's new album.
	7:13pm tom: "i just want to digress" funny
	👻 7:15pm Matt from Springfield: Oprah: The God-aunty
	7:17pm lynn l: hearty never disappoints and we love hearing this show.
	👻 7:18pm Matt from Springfield: I was thinking "beer" at first too :)
	7:20pm P-90: goin' full Gomer, a new trend in pop culture for 2014 and beyond, and you heard it here first, kids
	7:20pm dale: just tuned in - whadimiss?
	👻 7:21pm Matt from Springfield: Jim Nabors is the patron saint of gay rednecks in the military! @dale: I think...musician Prince and someone called "The Pauper" are coming out with a new album...
	7:23pm P-90: I guess "a spaceman" is a legitimate description of Dr. Who, just don't believe I've heard it used before. Ever.
	7:25pm P-90: OK, he knows all the words to JC Superstar, but does he know the words to the Dr. Who theme? -- probably
	7:26pm Marcel M: I remember first time I heard this show I tuned in randomly in my van and had no idea what it was. It was awesome.
	7:26pm P-90: "Hearty sings Herod"
	👻 7:26pm Matt from Springfield: That piano riff Hearty keeps playing--it reminds me of some existing hymn...I think it's "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God". (One of Martin Luther's, "Ein' feste Berg ist unser Gott).
	7:27pm dale: HA! hearty butchers rod stewart. with his good bone saw, too.
	👻 7:27pm Matt from Springfield: "spacetimeman" Oh, is there parts of JCS in there? :)
	7:27pm Mike East: lol - handbags and the gladrags and the ziploc bags that keep freshness in
	7:29pm dale: there are many moments of snorting and trying to hold my beverage from spewing onto the cornputer screen during the miracle nutrution hour
	7:30pm P-90: yeah, that song started as Herod's Song, I think the chords you speak of were from that. Of course, nothing stays what it is for long in HeartyWorld
	7:32pm dale: three stooges showed me how to pull an aching tooth
	7:33pm dale: when did you EVER see someone with a big towel wrapped under their jaw and tied on the top of the head?
	7:34pm P-90: -- & how to do plastic surgery with a hot curling iron
	👻 7:34pm Matt from Springfield: Nothing is what it seems, and all is in flux :) Thanks P-90, that's useful to know!
	7:36pm P-90: that, Amigo, is the ONLY rule in Hearty's idiom
	7:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in some Rockumentary - Jackson Browne said The Beatles showed up - & suddenly there were these four people who looked right - & the whole rest of the World looked wrong ...the Marx Bros. are the sort that made me feel something like that - yerknow - we're right, & they're wrong - an affirmative & alienating feeling all @ once...
	7:37pm P-90: the wabbit weighs in! hi!
	7:39pm JakeGould: P-90, you be at the station?
	7:40pm dale: if hearty's interested in purim he should live forever as the golum. can't live forever without wreaking some revenge on people. and eternity is plenty of time to make new enemies
	7:41pm P-90: I'm at my regular station on Thurs. nights, listening to Mr. White on the web
	7:41pm JakeGould: I like when Hearty talks in Yiddish. Best non-ironic intonations I have heard in a while. Abi Gezunt, Hearty!
	👻 7:42pm Matt from Springfield: "condemned" to live forever, instead of the privilege of "passing away"..! Hey Rabbit!
	7:43pm glenn: ummm. cheers theme? will the kelly song be next?
	7:43pm P-90: "Golem Purim" good album title - or B'way musical maybe...?
	7:44pm dale: you're putting a negative spin on eternity matt...
	7:45pm fleep: "... and the Hamantaschen of Doom."
	7:45pm P-90: stick with it Matt, its better than the other way 'round
	7:46pm P-90: he just referred to being at the Marathon ...I think
	7:47pm JakeGould: “Golem Purim: The Musical” starring John Leguizamo and a few other non-Jewish actors.
	👻 7:47pm Matt from Springfield: Wooo! Hamantaschen! @dale: I myself would like my conscious for eternity, but as abstract "bliss" or something, not continuing with worldly struggles.
	7:47pm dale: he's doing a performance in ny that week. gotta check him on facebook p-90
	7:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...a goyim golem...starting to wonder if Tolkien didn't intend Golum to sound like Gloem after all - they make an interesting comparison...
	7:48pm Fredericks: More piano!
	7:48pm P-90: John Lithgow as the big Rabbi guy
	👻 7:49pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: You're A Rat Bastard, Charlie Brown! The Musical for Christmas! (for later, but of course:) screen.yahoo.com...
	7:49pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: 'Golem' for Jehovah's sake...
	7:49pm dale: yeah, i don't want to have to spend eternity with gas or the scoots or a toenail fungus. you have a good point
	👻 7:50pm Matt from Springfield: @RRN63: But GOLEM! Slipped away with herrrrr, herrrrr!
	👻 7:50pm Matt from Springfield: And you have a good way of putting it, dale :)
	7:50pm P-90: eternity with a hangnail
	7:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Eternity w/ the Scoots
	7:51pm dale: worst movie about the golem has roddy mcdowell. best is a german expressionist one from the 20s, forgot who did it.
	7:51pm P-90: you knew Buddy Hackett was gonna come into this at some point
	7:52pm fleep: Can Henny Youngman be far behind?
	👻 7:52pm Matt from Springfield: German expressionist silent films are usually the best!
	7:52pm dale: i always confused buddy hackett and marty allen. but i see marty's jewfro and lazy eye now.
	7:52pm JakeGould: Sid Caesar! Sid Caesar! Sid Caesar! Sid Caesar!
	👻 7:54pm Matt from Springfield: TRULY one of the greats--much love from Earth to you, Sid.
	👻 7:55pm Matt from Springfield: Mike d'Abo--father/uncle of a Bond Girl and "Karen" from the Wonder Years. Aha! Didn't realize he sang on the JCS album. Y'know I gotta check that musical out, never got around to that one :)
	7:55pm Robert: One episode of "Lost" opened with a "Mad World" allusion: The camera panned down from the sky thru a "W" of palm trees, to a pair of characters digging in the dirt.
	7:55pm P-90: now now, I know how you feel, but repeating his name won't bring him back unlike Herr Golem. mwah ha ha ha ha ha!!!!!
	7:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...easily imagining SidC.'s report on conditions from beyond: a good routine...
	7:56pm dale: kurt waldheim the secret nazi.
	7:56pm dale: i think there's a hee haw hitler skit coming up
	👻 7:57pm Matt from Springfield: @Robert: Ha! I was just thinking the same thing--combine "..Mad Mad World" and "Lost" into one long, incomprehensible, not-funny TV drama! @RRN63: Sid just needs to speak in some language unknown to us, while Carl Reiner will provide a funny English "translation"! :D
	7:57pm lynn l: thank you for hearty wfmu
	👻 7:58pm Matt from Springfield: @dale: Hee Haw Hitler was clever in it's way, like the "Laugh-In" for rural Austrian rednecks.
	7:58pm Herr Faultheim: I vass only vollowing orderss!
	7:59pm fleep: I'm refreshed and energized. Luckily there's a cure for that. Thanks, Hearty.
	7:59pm dale: junior samples would have played a good hitler
	👻 7:59pm Matt from Springfield: All right, thanks Hearty! Always a wonderful listen! Have a good night, Hearty Humans! Always, Important!...
	8:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: >Thx As Ever Hearty-san<
	8:00pm Robert: But Matt, the scene I'm describing really WAS on "Lost". Sun was working in her garden and Jack came along with a spade and offered to help. I thought they were giving us a clue as to what the plot of "Lost" was really about. But now I see it had much more cx to "The Lost Special" (after which it was named) and the TV series "Dept. S".
	8:00pm Herr Faultheim: you're right, Lost was almost as un- funny as Mad Mad World
	👻 8:01pm Matt from Springfield: @Robert: And it's subtle relation to the story by Sir Arthur C.D.--you must be the commenter who pointed out!
	8:02pm Robert: Only it's not subtle, it's a major relationship. The real story of "Lost" is not what it appeared to be.
	8:03pm Herr Faultheim: the only clue anyone needs to the plot of Lost is that there was NEVER any plot at all
	8:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...wull - for example - the difference between Mystery & Noir is - Noir isn't about Plot...
	8:04pm Robert: I thought that when it ended--that Damon Lindelof, who was a friend of mine, had let us down--but after I read some more A.C. Doyle, I realized that was not the case. They must just be waiting for the right time to present the denouement.
	8:06pm Robert: http://users.bestweb.net/~robgood/teach has my analysis as it unfolded, which I'm still updating.
	8:06pm p-90: you don't really think the's any kind of denouement, do you? no way dude
	8:08pm Robert: If there isn't going to be one, then in effect "Lost" would've been written just for me, which I doubt.
	8:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...in fact - Noir is about things not resolving...
	8:09pm Robert: What you had to realize is that the characters had (or were, depending how you look at it) doubles, at least some of whom were brainwashed into thinking they were really those people.
	8:11pm Robert: If you can read "Tales of Terror and Mystery" and "Round the Fire Stories" by Doyle, and get ahold of some previous adaptations of "The Lost Special" (including, amazingly enough, "Watchmen"), and then watch both seasons of "Dept. S", you won't conclude otherwise.
	8:12pm Robert: It also helps to know I introduced Damon to "Dept. S" via the episode "One of OUr Aircraft Is Empty".
	8:13pm p-90: its written for anyone who wants to gaze unto a chaotic jumble of portentious fragments that always hint at some underlying substance that simply is not there, and play the game of imagining what it MIGHT add up to, if it ever did, which it doesnt
	8:17pm p-90: sorry, but it is my curse to speak only the network tv truth

Miracle Nutrition with Hearty White: Playlist from February 13, 2014

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