WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from April 28, 2015

Listener comments!
	9:05pm Van in DC: Always love the strings. Thanks and hi Irene. Speaking of the BBC, wow, the BBC America channel's Orphan Black? Off the chain awesome.
	9:09pm Matt from Springfield: Shulcoth! Hi Irene and Trukeepers! Glad for this annual tribute to Citizen Kafka!
	9:11pm Mister Dobalina: I certainly do like Chinese opera!
	9:12pm Matt from Springfield: It's a nice, uninterupted segment of old-time world music! I enjoyed that part too! Hi Van and M. Dobalina!
	9:13pm Mister Dobalina: Huge fan of the Erhu cello!
	9:13pm Van in DC: Yo Matt!
	9:13pm Mister Dobalina: Hola Matt!
	9:14pm Mister Dobalina: Thank you for interacting with the chat room!
	9:14pm Matt from Springfield: "Interacting with the chat room"? What ELSE is there to do! ;)
	9:16pm Mister Dobalina: Chinese opera!
	9:16pm fleep: Interactive greetings, Irene and those who are not at the Cambodian Rock show downstairs.
	9:17pm Irene Trudel: Hi Everybody! A bit of a different show tonight, curated by my guests, Edward Haber, Marty Cutler and Kenny Kosek.
	9:17pm Matt from Springfield: Greets, fleeps! Are they pre-recording that show for later?
	9:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hey Folks !
	9:19pm Irene Trudel: The Cambodian Rocks show is being preserved in both Audio and Video format. I suspect Rob W. will air some at a later date.
	9:19pm Mister Dobalina: Communication is key!
	9:19pm Matt from Springfield: Rob W, no surprise! Evenin' RevRab!
	9:22pm Hugh: Good Evening, Irene, and all, I'm giving up Deadliest Catch, for The Wretched Refuse, tonite! Remarkable, as always
	9:26pm Matt from Springfield: The Catchiest Wretch!! Make this Language Frank(s)!
	9:27pm fleep: If I detect impending frank or frank-adjacent language, I will simply submerge until you radicals finish spewing your franky frankness.
	9:27pm Matt from Springfield: Early "Dead Air Chicken-aires"?
	9:27pm Matt from Springfield: Our dead air is better than their air!!
	9:28pm Matt from Springfield: @fleep: You could get some fresh (dead) air on the sidewalk, stop and buy a frank from a stand. Those franks speak my language!
	9:31pm JakeGould: Frank Language. Nice fake name.
	9:31pm Matt from Springfield: "Damned" old..? :)
	9:32pm Springfield Mattheson: @Jake: I'll say, I tend to be a little too obvious with mine.
	9:32pm redkayak: Evening all!
	9:33pm Matt from Springfield: Happy Shulcoth redkayak!
	9:37pm redkayak: @matt Thanx!
	9:38pm JakeGould: I still miss Amanda Hugandkiss.
	9:39pm Matt from Springfield: "Mike Rotch? I need to get a hold of Mike Rotch!"
	9:47pm Van in DC: Gotta go. Hope to catch up tomorrow on archive. Have a great night Irene and everyone.
	9:50pm Irene Trudel: Sorry you have to go so early, Van. Catch you next week.
	9:51pm jon: evening irene and trudelophiles
	9:51pm Matt from Springfield: It's sounding great already! Hope you enjoy it Van! Evening jon!
	9:53pm Matt from Springfield: Major part of their Wrepetoire.
	9:57pm Mister Dobalina: This sounds complicated.. can I just have plain old hokey pookey?
	9:58pm Matt from Springfield: In any case, I need to get me some sexy bow ties...
	9:58pm Matt from Springfield: @Mr. Dobalina: That's what it's all about #predictable
	9:58pm Matt from Springfield: Amen.
	10:08pm Matt from Springfield: "Dragnet" clock :)
	10:11pm Matt from Springfield: I think I've heard "Take Me Back to Tulsa" before.
	10:12pm Irene Trudel: It was a real thing! The Dragnet Clock existed sometime in the early 1990s. Former WFMU engineer Brian Redman had a hand in that. It was somewhat before the internet was readily available and you had to dial it up on a phone.
	10:14pm redkayak: This is an awesome set....
	10:20pm Tome: Irene in he evening ! home at last ,, digging the fiddling and the pickin' too !
	10:21pm Mister Dobalina: You guys are playing some really good tunes! Keep up the excellent work!
	10:24pm Mister Dobalina: ..but is it really work..? More like pleasure, no?
	10:28pm Matt from Springfield: Community Bulletin Boards!! :D
	10:31pm JakeGould: This is serious flashback territory.
	10:32pm JakeGould: DWIMBUS! Down Where It’s Mainly Burned Up Structures!
	10:32pm Matt from Springfield: YES! Thank you guys!
	10:37pm JakeGould: I prefer the potato version of nothing.
	10:37pm Mister Dobalina: Very funny .. very witty!
	10:38pm Mister Dobalina: Matt, please don't turn into a pumpkin at 11pm!
	10:38pm Mister Dobalina: I need ya babe.
	10:38pm Matt from Springfield: They really express their thereminity.
	10:39pm JakeGould: The Fugs are the source of this great version of Nothing. teruah-jewishmusic.blogspot.com...
	10:39pm Matt from Springfield: @Mr. Dobalina: A (chair) potato perhaps, but definitely not a pumpkin, babe!
	10:40pm Matt from Springfield: The Fugs! ED SANDERS!!!
	10:41pm Mister Dobalina: I'll take 2
	10:51pm Matt from Springfield: He really digged the "meows", didn't he?
	10:51pm JakeGould: @Matt: The original Yiddish song went like this, “Monday: potatoes. Tuesday and Wednesday: potatoes. Thursday and Friday: potatoes. But on the Sabbath, something different: a lovely potato kugel!”
	10:52pm Mister Dobalina: dood.. you are super COOL! I loove your show!
	10:52pm Mister Dobalina: Right up my alley!
	10:53pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Did you hear the original song before you heard of the Fugs/Kafka version?
	10:54pm Matt from Springfield: This is a great audio/performance piece in its own right. UbuWeb quality!
	10:55pm northguineahills: There is an infinite amount of Citizen Kafka I'll never be ever to hear.
	10:56pm Mister Dobalina: A classic to be archived.
	10:56pm Matt from Springfield: Hey NGH! Technically a finite amount -- but any amount of unheard Citizen Kafka is too much unheard.
	10:57pm Matt from Springfield: @Mr. D: It will be Archived in any case. Take it a step further, and Clicky-Star the episode at the top!
	10:59pm Matt from Springfield: "Senator Bobby"!
	10:59pm Mister Dobalina: Time to turn into a potato!
	11:00pm Matt from Springfield: ...extra starched...
	11:01pm Mister Dobalina: So Awesome!
	11:02pm Matt from Springfield: Stand-Up Depressives! They'll get me verklemmt!
	11:02pm JakeGould: @Matt: Nope. I heard the Fugs version first then the Yiddish version.
	11:04pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: It's so pessimistic ... and in such small portions...
	11:04pm Matt from Springfield: ZOMG, "Yankee Doodle Reichsführer"! Tor Jonson Playhouse!! :D
	11:05pm Matt from Springfield: HA--it's a-gettin silly now! :D
	11:05pm Mister Dobalina: Is there any other way to proceed ?
	11:06pm Mike East: I dunno, Matt. Its been pretty silly already
	11:06pm Mister Dobalina: Bacon Potato, bakin' in the sun!
	11:07pm Matt from Springfield: OH WOW! Actually it was Ed Wood/Z-film actor "Tor Johnson" I was thinking of: en.wikipedia.org... BUT, there IS a real Norwegian author named "Tor Jonsson"!! en.wikipedia.org... These guys are clever on SO many levels! :)
	11:08pm Matt from Springfield: Clearly, Mike, but extra giggly that last part. LOVE their Community Calendars! Oh, and HI MIKE!
	11:08pm northguineahills: That's done gud silly!
	11:09pm Mike East: Howdy, Matt.
	11:18pm Matt from Springfield: And even tonight, some beautiful, heavily English folk!
	11:27pm a complete asshole: all this savant gaurd bullshit is growing like spiders....for love please play some god given rock and roll!. arrrrrgggghhh!
	11:28pm JakeGould: Kids today don’t know from public radio community calendars.
	11:28pm Matt from Springfield: "Old Dan Tucker"-ish
	11:29pm JakeGould: @acompleteasshole: At least you are one with yourself and in touch with your core being.
	11:29pm Matt from Springfield: Hey aca! You can always pass some time, by passing some gas.
	11:30pm Matt from Springfield: WBAI apparently still has a real Community Calendar on @5 pm. Usually NPR still has stuff like that, sometimes PBS or local TV stations will, but it's a dying art.
	11:32pm The Shulkeit: And we're here to make sure it stays that way.
	11:35pm JakeGould: @Matt: In rural areas, the local public station’s community calendar is usually amazing.
	11:38pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Probably more thriving in those areas, indeed. I could check out the Melungeon Folk Art Festival and Barn Dance this Saturday, May 2nd!
	11:38pm Acpah: You have know idea what i know....but Mr. Gould you have class...I was just trying to coax Irene into playing some old fashioned rockand roll.... sorry anyone else who took me so seriously. CRAM it chumps.
	11:39pm Listener Robert: Wow...AL721 reference! That was a mixture of fats that showed some promise vs. AIDS. Active Lipids at a 7:2:1 ratio, I forgot which.
	11:39pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, fascinating bit of history Listener Robert! Glad you could explain to us! :)
	11:40pm JakeGould: @Matt: On Thursday, members of “Food not Jam Bands” will be collecting food. No jam bands playing. Friday, funky Fridays at Freddy’s where Jam Bands are our jam!
	11:41pm Matt from Springfield: ...but no funk, please.
	11:42pm Apie: So, for all intensive purposes, we'be been listening to the savant guard all night?
	11:43pm JakeGould: On Sunday, Intensive Porpoises brings their eco-conscious bluegrass to the “Let’s Spoon” cafe at 1:00pm.
	11:45pm The Shulkeit: Nope—that's all-in pensive tortoises.
	11:46pm Matt from Springfield: Or even Cheesequake's collection of cheesecloths with cheesecake for the earthquake victims...? ;)
	11:46pm Matt from Springfield: Tonight, we Savant-Guard, hard!
	11:47pm JakeGould: On Monday, Pensive Tortoises brings their unique brand of reptile therapy to the campus garden. Join them as they attempt to coax tortoises out of their shells with their unique blend of Reiki and incense blowing.
	11:53pm JakeGould: @Irene: So are there complete Citizen Kafka archives anywhere? There are some “Secret Museum of the Air” archives here on WFMU, but might be somewhere else? www.wfmu.org...
	11:58pm Irene Trudel: Not at the moment. Ed Haber is archiving the tapes but hasn't found a place to post 'em. One of these days maybe...
	11:58pm northguineahills: 3 more minutes Jake, keep 'em coming.
	11:58pm JakeGould: Thanks for the info, Irene!
	11:59pm JakeGould: @northguineahills: You mean community calendar? Those are all the index cards Trey in the office gave me, so that’s all I can do.
	12:00am Matt from Springfield: ALL RIGHT! Another successful Rich Shulberg tribute! Happy Shulcoth Irene, thanks for playing this show! Thanks (3) Frank Languages! Have a good night, everyone!
	12:02am lisafiddler: oh, goodnight all. thanks!! loved the visit
	🥁 11:35am Sean in Bristol UK: Great show, thank you, Irene
	1:28pm colette: Hey, can you tell me where the "Rules for laws of the observation of Shulcoth for husband and wife" comes from? I need to send this to a friend, pronto!
	6:53am jeremyo: ah, the marvelous annual Citizen Kafka show! Thank you. My children and I regularly improvise versions of Nothing at each other - it works nicely as a nihilistic lullaby, I find, or a vehicle for insults, so it's very popular in our house. But there ain't nothing like hearing the Wretched Refuse String Band do it! Wonderful show, and I'm happy to know the rules of Shulcoth too. Doing it wrong all these years....

Irene Trudel: Playlist from April 28, 2015

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April 28, 2015: Shulcoth! Celebrating the life of Citizen Kafka and a few other important passings.

The Wretched Refuse String Band with Citizen Kafka

As the debris from another year is cast aside, it signals the time for Shulcoth! --the mythic celebration of Citizen Kafka's life. Richie "Shulky" Shulberg passed in 2009 but lives afloat radio waves and MySpace rebroadcasts. The dearly departed one was responsible for some rather questionable but entertaining comedy on WBAI, was a fiddler in the equally questionable but entertaining Wretched Refuse String Band and a vast collector of obscure pieces of what one of the faithful calls "Shulbergalia." The usual cast of co-conspirators helps pay tribute to Citizen Kafka on Irene's show.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
John Renbourn	All Things That Rise Must Converge	BBC Live in Concert	Fuel 2000	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Citizen Kafka Show	10 Minute Frank Language Disclaimers			0:04:06 (Pop-up)
Citizen Kafka Show	Citizen Kafka Theme - Green Berets - The Roach			0:14:27 (Pop-up)

Wretched Refuse String Band	Patriotic Medley - Open Center			0:26:52 (Pop-up)
Kenny Kosek	New Shulcoth Carol "New Shulcoth Carol" by "Kenny Kosek"			0:30:55 (Pop-up)
Wretched Refuse String Band	Over the Bounding Main			0:34:32 (Pop-up)
Marty Cutler	Cluckers "Cluckers" by "Marty Cutler"			0:36:39 (Pop-up)
Citizen Kafka Show	Ring Ding "Ring Ding" by "Citizen Kafka Show"			0:41:25 (Pop-up)
Wretched Refuse String Band	Cluck Old Hen			0:43:57 (Pop-up)
Tribute to Tex Logan, who passed Friday, April 24th, 2015
Tex Logan	Remington Ride 1980-10-18			0:58:08 (Pop-up)

Tex Logan	Take Me Back to Tulsa / The Northeast Seaboard Blues / The Black Mountain Blues 1980-10-18			1:08:22 (Pop-up)
Bill Monroe	Christmas Time's a Comin'			1:20:53 (Pop-up)
The Wretched Refuse String Band	Sittin' Alone in the Moonlight			1:23:40 (Pop-up)
Kenny Kosek	Community Bulletin Board			1:26:38 (Pop-up)
The Wretched Refuse String Band	Elzic's Farewell			1:30:23 (Pop-up)

Alan Kaufman	memories of Richie "memories of Richie" by "Alan Kaufman"			1:31:43 (Pop-up)
Citizen Kafka Show	Liquid Load - Nothing			1:34:05 (Pop-up)
Citizen Kafka Show	Pol Pot Shoes "Pol Pot Shoes" by "Citizen Kafka Show"			1:38:01 (Pop-up)
Citizen Kafka Show	Shulc Blow "Shulc Blow" by "Citizen Kafka Show"			1:38:39 (Pop-up)
Citizen Kafka Show	Any Bluegrass Tune			1:40:20 (Pop-up)
Citizen Kafka Show	Cab Ride with Scary Dooty			1:41:03 (Pop-up)
Citizen Kafka	The Citizen's Diary - After Poem - Folk City Promo			1:43:14 (Pop-up)
Citizen Kafka Show	Words - LPS "Words - LPS" by "Citizen Kafka Show"			1:49:02 (Pop-up)
Johnny "Angry Red" Weltz	Community Bulletin Board			2:00:04 (Pop-up)
Peter Stampfel & Citizen Kafka	Soldier's Joy 1996-10-05			2:03:32 (Pop-up)
Tribute to John Renbourn, who passed March 25th, 2015.
John Renbourn Group	My Johnny Was a Shoemaker	Live on Ed Haber's WBAI show 1981		2:14:27 (Pop-up)
John Renbourn Group	John Barleycorn	Live on Ed Haber's WBAI show 1981		2:18:19 (Pop-up)

Citizen Kafka Tribute Band	The Forkèd Deer	Jalopy 2009-05-09		2:24:26 (Pop-up)
Citizen Kafka Rock Band	The Wanderers / Some People	CBGB's 1987-08-06		2:30:02 (Pop-up)

Andy M. Stewart & Manus Lunny	The Humours of Whiskey 1987-10-17			2:40:26 (Pop-up)
Andy M. Stewart is a singer/songwriter whose indomitable wit and flair for the comedic have always added much humor and levity to his shows spanning back to his days with SILLY WIZARD in the early '80s. Unfortunately he now needs help with medical expenses and hopes to get a motorized wheelchair. Due to a failed spinal surgery, he has lost all mobility and was paralyzed from the chest down with many other medical complications. You can check out more info and send donations here:http://www.youcaring.com/medical-fundraiser/help-andy-m-get-mobile-/318806

The Wretched Refuse String Band	Thumbelina			2:50:10 (Pop-up)
The Wretched Refuse String Band	Flop Eared Mule / Arkansas Traveler / Battle of New Orleans	Open Center 1994-11-05		2:53:39 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:05pm Van in DC: Always love the strings. Thanks and hi Irene. Speaking of the BBC, wow, the BBC America channel's Orphan Black? Off the chain awesome.
	9:09pm Matt from Springfield: Shulcoth! Hi Irene and Trukeepers! Glad for this annual tribute to Citizen Kafka!
	9:11pm Mister Dobalina: I certainly do like Chinese opera!
	9:12pm Matt from Springfield: It's a nice, uninterupted segment of old-time world music! I enjoyed that part too! Hi Van and M. Dobalina!
	9:13pm Mister Dobalina: Huge fan of the Erhu cello!
	9:13pm Van in DC: Yo Matt!
	9:13pm Mister Dobalina: Hola Matt!
	9:14pm Mister Dobalina: Thank you for interacting with the chat room!
	9:14pm Matt from Springfield: "Interacting with the chat room"? What ELSE is there to do! ;)
	9:16pm Mister Dobalina: Chinese opera!
	9:16pm fleep: Interactive greetings, Irene and those who are not at the Cambodian Rock show downstairs.
	9:17pm Irene Trudel: Hi Everybody! A bit of a different show tonight, curated by my guests, Edward Haber, Marty Cutler and Kenny Kosek.
	9:17pm Matt from Springfield: Greets, fleeps! Are they pre-recording that show for later?
	9:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hey Folks !
	9:19pm Irene Trudel: The Cambodian Rocks show is being preserved in both Audio and Video format. I suspect Rob W. will air some at a later date.
	9:19pm Mister Dobalina: Communication is key!
	9:19pm Matt from Springfield: Rob W, no surprise! Evenin' RevRab!
	9:22pm Hugh: Good Evening, Irene, and all, I'm giving up Deadliest Catch, for The Wretched Refuse, tonite! Remarkable, as always
	9:26pm Matt from Springfield: The Catchiest Wretch!! Make this Language Frank(s)!
	9:27pm fleep: If I detect impending frank or frank-adjacent language, I will simply submerge until you radicals finish spewing your franky frankness.
	9:27pm Matt from Springfield: Early "Dead Air Chicken-aires"?
	9:27pm Matt from Springfield: Our dead air is better than their air!!
	9:28pm Matt from Springfield: @fleep: You could get some fresh (dead) air on the sidewalk, stop and buy a frank from a stand. Those franks speak my language!
	9:31pm JakeGould: Frank Language. Nice fake name.
	9:31pm Matt from Springfield: "Damned" old..? :)
	9:32pm Springfield Mattheson: @Jake: I'll say, I tend to be a little too obvious with mine.
	9:32pm redkayak: Evening all!
	9:33pm Matt from Springfield: Happy Shulcoth redkayak!
	9:37pm redkayak: @matt Thanx!
	9:38pm JakeGould: I still miss Amanda Hugandkiss.
	9:39pm Matt from Springfield: "Mike Rotch? I need to get a hold of Mike Rotch!"
	9:47pm Van in DC: Gotta go. Hope to catch up tomorrow on archive. Have a great night Irene and everyone.
	9:50pm Irene Trudel: Sorry you have to go so early, Van. Catch you next week.
	9:51pm jon: evening irene and trudelophiles
	9:51pm Matt from Springfield: It's sounding great already! Hope you enjoy it Van! Evening jon!
	9:53pm Matt from Springfield: Major part of their Wrepetoire.
	9:57pm Mister Dobalina: This sounds complicated.. can I just have plain old hokey pookey?
	9:58pm Matt from Springfield: In any case, I need to get me some sexy bow ties...
	9:58pm Matt from Springfield: @Mr. Dobalina: That's what it's all about #predictable
	9:58pm Matt from Springfield: Amen.
	10:08pm Matt from Springfield: "Dragnet" clock :)
	10:11pm Matt from Springfield: I think I've heard "Take Me Back to Tulsa" before.
	10:12pm Irene Trudel: It was a real thing! The Dragnet Clock existed sometime in the early 1990s. Former WFMU engineer Brian Redman had a hand in that. It was somewhat before the internet was readily available and you had to dial it up on a phone.
	10:14pm redkayak: This is an awesome set....
	10:20pm Tome: Irene in he evening ! home at last ,, digging the fiddling and the pickin' too !
	10:21pm Mister Dobalina: You guys are playing some really good tunes! Keep up the excellent work!
	10:24pm Mister Dobalina: ..but is it really work..? More like pleasure, no?
	10:28pm Matt from Springfield: Community Bulletin Boards!! :D
	10:31pm JakeGould: This is serious flashback territory.
	10:32pm JakeGould: DWIMBUS! Down Where It’s Mainly Burned Up Structures!
	10:32pm Matt from Springfield: YES! Thank you guys!
	10:37pm JakeGould: I prefer the potato version of nothing.
	10:37pm Mister Dobalina: Very funny .. very witty!
	10:38pm Mister Dobalina: Matt, please don't turn into a pumpkin at 11pm!
	10:38pm Mister Dobalina: I need ya babe.
	10:38pm Matt from Springfield: They really express their thereminity.
	10:39pm JakeGould: The Fugs are the source of this great version of Nothing. teruah-jewishmusic.blogspot.com...
	10:39pm Matt from Springfield: @Mr. Dobalina: A (chair) potato perhaps, but definitely not a pumpkin, babe!
	10:40pm Matt from Springfield: The Fugs! ED SANDERS!!!
	10:41pm Mister Dobalina: I'll take 2
	10:51pm Matt from Springfield: He really digged the "meows", didn't he?
	10:51pm JakeGould: @Matt: The original Yiddish song went like this, “Monday: potatoes. Tuesday and Wednesday: potatoes. Thursday and Friday: potatoes. But on the Sabbath, something different: a lovely potato kugel!”
	10:52pm Mister Dobalina: dood.. you are super COOL! I loove your show!
	10:52pm Mister Dobalina: Right up my alley!
	10:53pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Did you hear the original song before you heard of the Fugs/Kafka version?
	10:54pm Matt from Springfield: This is a great audio/performance piece in its own right. UbuWeb quality!
	10:55pm northguineahills: There is an infinite amount of Citizen Kafka I'll never be ever to hear.
	10:56pm Mister Dobalina: A classic to be archived.
	10:56pm Matt from Springfield: Hey NGH! Technically a finite amount -- but any amount of unheard Citizen Kafka is too much unheard.
	10:57pm Matt from Springfield: @Mr. D: It will be Archived in any case. Take it a step further, and Clicky-Star the episode at the top!
	10:59pm Matt from Springfield: "Senator Bobby"!
	10:59pm Mister Dobalina: Time to turn into a potato!
	11:00pm Matt from Springfield: ...extra starched...
	11:01pm Mister Dobalina: So Awesome!
	11:02pm Matt from Springfield: Stand-Up Depressives! They'll get me verklemmt!
	11:02pm JakeGould: @Matt: Nope. I heard the Fugs version first then the Yiddish version.
	11:04pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: It's so pessimistic ... and in such small portions...
	11:04pm Matt from Springfield: ZOMG, "Yankee Doodle Reichsführer"! Tor Jonson Playhouse!! :D
	11:05pm Matt from Springfield: HA--it's a-gettin silly now! :D
	11:05pm Mister Dobalina: Is there any other way to proceed ?
	11:06pm Mike East: I dunno, Matt. Its been pretty silly already
	11:06pm Mister Dobalina: Bacon Potato, bakin' in the sun!
	11:07pm Matt from Springfield: OH WOW! Actually it was Ed Wood/Z-film actor "Tor Johnson" I was thinking of: en.wikipedia.org... BUT, there IS a real Norwegian author named "Tor Jonsson"!! en.wikipedia.org... These guys are clever on SO many levels! :)
	11:08pm Matt from Springfield: Clearly, Mike, but extra giggly that last part. LOVE their Community Calendars! Oh, and HI MIKE!
	11:08pm northguineahills: That's done gud silly!
	11:09pm Mike East: Howdy, Matt.
	11:18pm Matt from Springfield: And even tonight, some beautiful, heavily English folk!
	11:27pm a complete asshole: all this savant gaurd bullshit is growing like spiders....for love please play some god given rock and roll!. arrrrrgggghhh!
	11:28pm JakeGould: Kids today don’t know from public radio community calendars.
	11:28pm Matt from Springfield: "Old Dan Tucker"-ish
	11:29pm JakeGould: @acompleteasshole: At least you are one with yourself and in touch with your core being.
	11:29pm Matt from Springfield: Hey aca! You can always pass some time, by passing some gas.
	11:30pm Matt from Springfield: WBAI apparently still has a real Community Calendar on @5 pm. Usually NPR still has stuff like that, sometimes PBS or local TV stations will, but it's a dying art.
	11:32pm The Shulkeit: And we're here to make sure it stays that way.
	11:35pm JakeGould: @Matt: In rural areas, the local public station’s community calendar is usually amazing.
	11:38pm Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Probably more thriving in those areas, indeed. I could check out the Melungeon Folk Art Festival and Barn Dance this Saturday, May 2nd!
	11:38pm Acpah: You have know idea what i know....but Mr. Gould you have class...I was just trying to coax Irene into playing some old fashioned rockand roll.... sorry anyone else who took me so seriously. CRAM it chumps.
	11:39pm Listener Robert: Wow...AL721 reference! That was a mixture of fats that showed some promise vs. AIDS. Active Lipids at a 7:2:1 ratio, I forgot which.
	11:39pm Matt from Springfield: Wow, fascinating bit of history Listener Robert! Glad you could explain to us! :)
	11:40pm JakeGould: @Matt: On Thursday, members of “Food not Jam Bands” will be collecting food. No jam bands playing. Friday, funky Fridays at Freddy’s where Jam Bands are our jam!
	11:41pm Matt from Springfield: ...but no funk, please.
	11:42pm Apie: So, for all intensive purposes, we'be been listening to the savant guard all night?
	11:43pm JakeGould: On Sunday, Intensive Porpoises brings their eco-conscious bluegrass to the “Let’s Spoon” cafe at 1:00pm.
	11:45pm The Shulkeit: Nope—that's all-in pensive tortoises.
	11:46pm Matt from Springfield: Or even Cheesequake's collection of cheesecloths with cheesecake for the earthquake victims...? ;)
	11:46pm Matt from Springfield: Tonight, we Savant-Guard, hard!
	11:47pm JakeGould: On Monday, Pensive Tortoises brings their unique brand of reptile therapy to the campus garden. Join them as they attempt to coax tortoises out of their shells with their unique blend of Reiki and incense blowing.
	11:53pm JakeGould: @Irene: So are there complete Citizen Kafka archives anywhere? There are some “Secret Museum of the Air” archives here on WFMU, but might be somewhere else? www.wfmu.org...
	11:58pm Irene Trudel: Not at the moment. Ed Haber is archiving the tapes but hasn't found a place to post 'em. One of these days maybe...
	11:58pm northguineahills: 3 more minutes Jake, keep 'em coming.
	11:58pm JakeGould: Thanks for the info, Irene!
	11:59pm JakeGould: @northguineahills: You mean community calendar? Those are all the index cards Trey in the office gave me, so that’s all I can do.
	12:00am Matt from Springfield: ALL RIGHT! Another successful Rich Shulberg tribute! Happy Shulcoth Irene, thanks for playing this show! Thanks (3) Frank Languages! Have a good night, everyone!
	12:02am lisafiddler: oh, goodnight all. thanks!! loved the visit
	🥁 11:35am Sean in Bristol UK: Great show, thank you, Irene
	1:28pm colette: Hey, can you tell me where the "Rules for laws of the observation of Shulcoth for husband and wife" comes from? I need to send this to a friend, pronto!
	6:53am jeremyo: ah, the marvelous annual Citizen Kafka show! Thank you. My children and I regularly improvise versions of Nothing at each other - it works nicely as a nihilistic lullaby, I find, or a vehicle for insults, so it's very popular in our house. But there ain't nothing like hearing the Wretched Refuse String Band do it! Wonderful show, and I'm happy to know the rules of Shulcoth too. Doing it wrong all these years....

Irene Trudel: Playlist from April 28, 2015

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