WFMU: Christina: Playlist from October 5, 2015

Listener comments!
	12:02am Christina: Helloooooo!
	12:03am BadGuyZero: Hiya, Christina! Welcome back!
	12:09am cheri: greeings christina, who else here loves gary numan!!!
	12:09am Matt from Springfield: Love your shows Christina! Your last fill-in for Chris M was fantastic!
	12:10am Christina: Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it!
	12:10am devoid: Very nice start. Mr Alien himself.
	12:12am cheri: greetings
	12:14am cheri: Christina, my favorite numan tune is "CARS"
	12:21am cheri: am I the only one here this morning who admires gary numan?
	12:21am JakeGould: Hey Christina!
	12:23am Matt from Springfield: Wait - are you telling us there's pillars that are hollow, and filled with candy? I am SO tearing them down!!
	12:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hey Matt ! - all.
	12:25am Ken From Hyde Park: See, that's why we can't have nice things. People always tearing them down.
	12:27am Steve-O: Hey there, Christina! It's Steve-O. Loved your last show, and I'm glad to see you back while Therese is out. =)
	12:28am cheri: night, Christina!
	12:28am BadGuyZero: i hope those pillars are filled with Sour Patch Kids.
	12:28am Matt from Springfield: Hey Rabbit! Et Ken, Steve-O, Jake, BGZ, cheri - ALL!
	12:28am Matt from Springfield: Et "devoid" - I didn't forget! :)
	12:30am JakeGould: That pillars/candy thing sounds like a dream.
	12:30am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: You and those SPKs - but perhaps one pillar is stuffed more with sour candies, and another focused on sweet ones. Now, should we tear them down like "tearing" paper, or knock through with a stick, like a piñata?
	12:31am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: In all likelihood...that sounds like the likeliest answer for the title.
	12:32am cheri: bgz, I think they are filled peanut butter m& ms instead!
	12:32am JakeGould: I thought this song was “Hippo Lady in a Honda” so it would have been from a Richard Scarry book.
	12:32am BadGuyZero: @Matt: Maybe the pillars are edible.
	12:33am Matt from Springfield: CHOCO pillar shells! Now we're talkin'.
	12:33am Christina: You guys are making me laugh! Thank you!
	12:34am JakeGould: @Christina: Awwww… We’re just a bunch of numbskulls with too much education and time.
	12:35am KP: Hey Christina, sounding good.
	12:35am Matt from Springfield: All in a comment's work, Christina! :) Glad to have you spinning the tunes!
	12:36am cheri: well we're here to please! see you soon,
	12:36am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: That too! (It's only gonna get worse as technology evolves, jobs become scarce and education expands).
	12:39am JakeGould: Folks, I tried to repair this old cassette player I bought in 1995 for like $5 but the belts are rotted and I am not motivated to fix it. So with all these new cassette releases… Who sells new cassette players? I want one.
	12:41am JakeGould: Is “Night Owl” codename for booze?
	12:42am mariano: Man, nothing like Wilson Pickett's screech!
	12:42am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Not sure myself - Clay P. is the station expert on cassette/microcassette players/tapes.
	12:47am Matt from Springfield: I think it's your headphone volume - mic levels are fine.
	12:48am JakeGould: @Matt: Clay uses micro-cassettes.
	12:50am BadGuyZero: @JakeGould: The only new cassette players that I've seen are ones that connect to a computer via USB so that people can digitally preserve the content of their old audio cassettes.
	12:50am coelacanth: hi Christina and others
	12:52am JakeGould: @BadGuyZero: Yeah, I’ve seen those and have heard mixed things about that. I don’t need a thing with A/D conversion. Just a cassette player. Might need to find some old stereo shop.
	12:53am JakeGould: In the South I hear they mock you if you call Pecans “Pea cans.” They’ll say, “A pea can is what you kick down the street!”
	12:56am mariano: I'm from New Orleans, and it has to be p'CAHN. Same thing with praline, which down there is prah-LEEN. Once ordering food from a place in Brooklyn, I kept saying pecan pie the Southern way, and the woman had no idea what I was saying till I described it. Oh, PEA-can pie! she said. She told me she thought I was ordering something Chinese!
	12:57am Matt from Springfield: Catalogue of "poultry-related songs"?? Go on....
	12:58am JakeGould: @mariano: Exactly!
	1:00am BadGuyZero: Is owl foul?
	1:00am Matt from Springfield: Chinese #45: "Pe Con Pi Pan" Not to be confused with the Pea-can pie, stuffing a whole unopened tin can in a pie crust, like the 3 Stooges.
	1:01am Matt from Springfield: There's an interesting dialect map of "pecan" throughout the U.S. Wisconsin has a totally different one - I asked a co-worker from WI how they say that, and they say "PEA-kon", rhymes with "Mekon".
	1:02am JakeGould: “Poultry (/ˌpoʊltriː/) are domesticated birds kept by humans for the eggs they produce, their meat, their feathers, or sometimes as pets.” en.wikipedia.org...
	1:03am rw: Pretty sure owls ain't poultry.
	1:03am mariano: @Jake: Hah! That's interesting about the pecan map. I don't even have a Southern accent, but certain things are just said certain ways, end of story: pecan, praline, and of course crawfish.
	1:03am BadGuyZero: @Matt: That's how it's pronounced by most people in Texas. My relatives from Ohio pronounce it "pea can."
	1:04am BadGuyZero: Harry Potter poultry.
	1:04am JakeGould: Domesticate an owl and then get back to me on that.
	1:05am mariano: Christina: I'm sure you'll love New Orleans! It's a very fun place, and this time of year it's not too hot.
	1:06am Matt from Springfield: @Christina: It NEVER strays far from food, around here! ;) @BGZ: I only say for "pea can pie", otherwise just "pih'con", like mariano's way but less twang.
	1:08am Matt from Springfield: @mariano: I loved it! I went last May to visit my cousin and see Jazz Fest. I'd better go back in case he decides to move away someday!
	1:08am JakeGould: Eat a penguin egg omelet and then get back to me on that as well.
	1:08am coelacanth: grits ain't groceries, owls ain't poultry, and mona lisa was a man. ...that's all i know.
	1:10am Matt from Springfield: @coela: I don't know any of that, but I like the sound of it all! :)
	1:10am mariano: @Matt: Glad you had a good time! I'm due for a visit this year, it's been a while. My mom lives in Shreveport now (boring), so that's where I've been going lately. Well, it's unfair to compare S'port to NOLA. It's got some great food and a pretty good music scene. It is the South after all!
	1:11am mariano: And after all, the Residents are from Shreveport originally. And Leadbelly. And boogie woogie started there. That has to count for something.
	1:17am JakeGould: @mariano: Wait… All of “The Residents?” They are the great unknown band made up of many.
	1:18am mariano: Oh wow, Sweet Sweet Satan would go well on a comp with Lucifer Rise by Imaginary Icons, a band Liz B played a while back. @Jake: apparently they all went to high school together in Shreveport in the 60s then moved to California: en.wikipedia.org...
	1:22am JakeGould: @mariano: I don’t know about the provenance of that origin story. But hey, who knows.
	1:23am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Found what I was looking for, re: penguin egg omelet. Dark Night of the Soul French episode: wfmu.org...
	1:24am Matt from Springfield: Matt from Springfield: Bonjour KP, Roi Pingouin! KP: Is that like a Penguin et fromage, Matt? Matt from Springfield: @KP: I guess that would be a Croque-Pingouin sandwich--researchers in the French Southern and Antarctic Islands would probably eat those. KP: Croque Pingouin Madame or Monsieur? Matt from Springfield: @KP: Depends if they find a penguin egg...
	1:24am rw: I knew a guy in high school who claimed one of his relatives was a member of the Residents but I never really believed him.
	1:25am JakeGould: @BadGuyZero: So it seems that one of the most consistent producers of cassette recorders/players is CALIFONE. The school tape makers. All of them are mono. But some of them are really cheap online and they’re made so kids can deal with them so they are solid.
	1:25am Matt from Springfield: Wooooooooo! Hardcore Dixieland gospel brass!!! @rw: Was he from Shreveport?
	1:26am JakeGould: @rw: Did that guy in High School also steal a Stormtrooper helmet off of the set of “Star Wars” because he was an extra in the Cantina scene?
	1:27am mariano: @Jake: To be honest I don't know either, but apparently Homer Flynn, the public face of Cryptic Corporation, is from Shreveport, and he's long been rumored to be a member, but, with those guys, like you said, who knows?
	1:28am Matt from Springfield: BROTHER Dave Bartholomew!!! A very Nyoo Awlinsian tide's comin' in! Caribbean influence on this one.
	1:29am coelacanth: it's pretty easy to find a reasonably priced cassette deck on ebay,in decent shape; and-around here at least, folks who fix 'em.
	1:29am rw: From Southern California not Shreveport. And I always thought that dude in the Cantina scene looked familiar...
	1:30am KP: Longhair music
	1:32am Matt from Springfield: Tipitina, no less! :)
	1:32am mariano: I forget which New Orleanian said it, but s/he said the trick is to look at New Orleans as a high-functioning Caribbean city instead of a dysfunctional American one. It's great to hear all this stuff, Professor Longhair, etc. One thing about NO is that people down there are really into the NO music, so you hear it everywhere, it's a real badge of pride.
	1:35am Matt from Springfield: @mariano: That's a good way of putting it. Lots of cross-influence over the years too w/ the west Caribbean. I heard that in the 50s and 60s you could listen to AM radio from Jamaica in NOLA, and hear the developing ska and reggae styles. Then of course there's all the gospel and rock we sent down there before that.
	1:37am Ken From Hyde Park: This is like Doctor Romo's Cajun Medicine Show on WVKR 91.3 at Vassar College near me. It's on Thursday mornings 9AM to noon.
	1:38am mariano: @Matt: that's true, and they could also pick up NOLA radio in Jamaica, and the soul and 50s rock from NOLA had a huge influence on early ska and rocksteady. There's great radio down there too: WWOZ, WTUL from Tulane.
	1:40am Christina: Thanks so much for listening guys! Super excited for NOLA later this month! Also, I can't say any more on air because SHHHHHH but WFMU is fundraising all this month. Shirts and swag abound for the faithful!
	1:42am Matt from Springfield: @Ken HP: Cajun medicine up in Vassar? Wonderful, who knew! @mariano: WWOZ is a spiritual brother of this station - we hosted their streaming after Katrina, and I think FMU just cross-sponsored something with them. I have their app on my iPhone.
	1:43am ScottC: toine my back
	1:43am JakeGould: WFMU wants money? What kind of clip joint is this? Oh yeah… That kind!
	1:44am BadGuyZero: The silent fundraiser gives WFMU listeners a chance to score some of the DJ premiums and other swag they may have missed during the spring fundraising marathon. If you can spare a few bucks [or more] please consider making a pledge. BONUS: your donations are tax deductible.
	1:45am Christina: Won't somebody think of the poultry?!
	1:46am mariano: @Matt: Absolutely, I remember that, it was a great thing FMU did.
	1:50am BadGuyZero: @Matt: WFMU and WWOZ are co-broadcasting from the Ponderosa Stomp. WWOZ had a benefit show or two to help out FMU after that jerk Hurricane Sandy messed things up at the station.
	1:52am JakeGould: @Christina: What does poultry mean to you? Sure as hell ain’t no penguin or owl poultry.
	1:53am coelacanth: i guess that wasn't the same song as shocking blue's "demon lover". ...i think that was one of the several times that my internet cut out,so i didn't hear it.
	1:53am BadGuyZero: What do you call a ghost chicken? A poultrygeist!
	1:53am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: Sandy, I hate her!!! Or is it a him?? You SEE! The ambiguity just makes me that more angry! And I remember their support in turn after Sandy :) WCBN in Ann Arbor was also there afterwards, freeform's gotta stick together!
	1:55am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: GAH! :P That's right, the Ponderosa Stomp was a joint project this year. WWOZ also sponsors JazzFest - you can buy Crawfish Monica and mango ice from their table to support their station itself.
	1:55am BadGuyZero: I saw "House On Haunted Hill" in a theater around twenty years ago. It was part of a double-feature with "The Tingler."
	1:56am ScottC: archive.org has House On Haunted Hill
	1:58am Matt from Springfield: And bringing it all back together, BadGuyZero... "The Tingler"! Did they include the "tingler" shock effect on the seats? That would be cumbersome but I've wanted to see that. I'm sure it's public domain/Internet Archive by now. Was this the Seattle theater that showed old movies?
	1:58am Matt from Springfield: YES! James/"Jimmy" Stewart in "Harvey", with the rabbit. Commenter P-90 filled us in on that a few weeks back.
	1:59am Matt from Springfield: Good, SOLID, soulful NOLA music! @Christina: EVERYTHING is good there, so eat EVERYTHING! (my #1 rec: FRIED OYSTERS - SO AMAZING!!)
	2:00am mariano: You said Zydeco right.
	2:02am JakeGould: Popeye eats spinach and it’s supposed to be healthy but look at his freakishly large forearms. That’s not healthy. And he gets angry all the time and fights people. Are we sure he’s a good role model.
	2:03am Matt from Springfield: Yes, drinking games for late night shows!
	2:03am BadGuyZero: @Matt: They wanted to wire the seats for "The Tingler" but the fire marshal wouldn't let them. They did have the floating skeleton during "House On Haunted Hill" though.
	2:04am BadGuyZero: @Matt: It was at Paramount Theater in Austin.
	2:04am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Too much spinach isn't good - Vitamin K overdose that affects your muscles and behavior. @BGZ: Heh! Cool :)
	2:04am mariano: @Matt: now I'm craving a fried oyster/fried shrimp po' boy!
	2:05am KP: I wonder if the alternate KP can match my donation
	2:05am JakeGould: @MattfromSpringfield: A lot of WFMU shows can have drinking games. Like do a mega shot if Spike calls.
	2:07am KP: You are welcome Christina.
	2:08am Matt from Springfield: @mariano: I had that for the first time at Coop's, on Decatur. That's a very good restaurant but I'm sure any fresh, right out of the deep fryer oysters are melt-in-your-mouth delish!
	2:09am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Mega shot! "Hellllllo pets"... @KP: I wish I had an alternate millionaire me who breezes by, throwing money to match the donations I give.
	2:14am JakeGould: I knew this was “Marine Girls!”
	2:14am coelacanth: my internet's being a dick so i'm cranking up the clock-radio. rest assured i'll be doing jiggers at the triggers! Thanks Christina ciao y'all.
	2:14am Matt from Springfield: Ciao coelacanth!
	2:15am coelacanth: {smiley-face emoticon}
	2:17am BadGuyZero: Maybe the pillars were filled with candy murderous bugs with giant needle knives.
	2:18am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: That's the kind of dreams you get, eating candy before bed..
	2:18am Christina: @BadGuyZero It's a good theory
	2:19am JakeGould: Okay folks. Did something I never thought I would do. Pulled the trigger on a nice dual cassette deck on eBay. Last one I had one Crazy Eddies was still around. And I figure, if tape culture is a thing again… Well… hey!
	2:21am BadGuyZero: It's a possible explanation for why they tore the pillars down. They were trying to get rid of the candy murderous bugs with giant needle knives.
	2:21am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Hey! It's a thing!
	2:22am BadGuyZero: @JakeGould: And just in time for Cassette Store Day. cassettestoreday.com
	2:22am rw: Nice going Jake! I'm thinking of having my old tape deck refurbished. Not that I like tapes all that much, but they seem to be creeping slowly back into my life here and there. Plus it might be fun to go through that box of old cassettes in the back of my closet to see what's in there.
	2:22am JakeGould: @MattfromSpringfield: FWIW, the kids like the cassettes and I have some myself… And who knows? Maybe I can do something with this.
	2:25am mariano: Odd. The only Wiki article on Ernie Barton is in German.
	2:26am Matt from Springfield: Wow, that was actually Springsteen! @Jake: I need to get a player myself. EBaying I go!
	2:32am JakeGould: @Matt: I didn’t pull the trigger on this one, because I wanted another brand. But this Scott dual deck seems good. www.ebay.com...
	2:32am osvi: Of course I gotta drop some scratch on the greatest radio station ever.
	2:33am mariano: Of course I loved the New Orleans/La music set, but this set has been a scorcher. Quite a few things I've never heard before.
	2:37am KP: We have to help Christina make a good impression on the coffers
	2:42am JakeGould: Don’t forget the “Hippo Lady in a Honda” from a Richard Scarry book.
	2:42am Matt from Springfield: So much fun! Talkin' Poultry! Murderous candy filled pillars! Playing the tunes productively!
	2:42am Matt from Springfield: Ha, I remember Richard Scarry, and I can imagine his Hippo lady driving a Honda now :)
	2:42am BadGuyZero: We've covered a lot of ground on the ol' comments board tonight.
	2:44am JakeGould: Her name was “Hilda Hippo”: www.amazon.com...
	2:45am BadGuyZero: If only you had a Honda inside your noggin.
	2:46am Matt from Springfield: Bingo! Thanks Jake! @BGZ: Always good to have a fun relay race of comments, one after another, covering a great distance!
	2:52am Gaylord Fields: @Christina: Your show is the final bit of music I'll listen to in New Orleans before I fly home in a few hours! I'm more than fine with that.
	2:53am Matt from Springfield: Well THANK YOU, Christina! And HELLO Gaylord!
	2:53am mariano: Have a good night everyone, lovely chatting, amazing show!
	2:54am Gaylord Fields: Good night, @Matt from Springfield!
	2:55am BadGuyZero: Safe + uneventful travels to you, Gaylord!
	2:55am KP: Thanks Christina
	2:55am JakeGould: G’night Christina!
	2:56am Matt from Springfield: Lovely chatting and music and show! Thanks Christina! Thanks all of yinze out there! Have a good night and good week, everyone!
	2:56am BadGuyZero: Thanks for filling in for Therese, Christina! Tonight was as much a treat as last time.
	2:56am KP: See ya, Matt
	2:57am Christina: Thanks so much guys! You're the best!
	2:57am Steve-O: Hi Christina. You did a fantastic job covering for Therese today. Have a wonderful week! =D
	2:58am Gaylord Fields: @BadGuyZero: Thanks! There are worse cities to be stranded in than NOLA, as you know.
	2:59am Steve-O: Alright fellas. Y'all have a great week. =)
	11:16am Greg from ZONE 5: MONSTER SQUAD TOTALLY HOLDS UP!

Christina: Playlist from October 5, 2015

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Chandeliers	Ginger Jack "Ginger Jack" by "Chandeliers"	Founding Fathers		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Gary Numan	M.E. "M.E." by "Gary Numan"	The Pleasure Principle		0:05:31 (Pop-up)
Cozy Corley	I Need A Woman "I Need A Woman" by "Cozy Corley"			0:11:00 (Pop-up)
Sextiile	I Can't Take It "I Can't Take It" by "Sextiile"	A Thousand Hands		0:13:38 (Pop-up)
The Sandwitches	Personal Hell "Personal Hell" by "The Sandwitches"	Our Toast		0:15:29 (Pop-up)
Liars	Pillars Were Hollow and Filled With Candy, So We Tore Them Down	Fins To Make Us More Fish-Like		0:20:35 (Pop-up)
Charles Bradley	Heartaches and Pain	Heartaches and Pain		0:26:18 (Pop-up)
Rhetta Hughes	Hip Old Lady On A Honda			0:28:47 (Pop-up)
Rambling Willie and the Euphonics	Stuffin' The Bird	L.A. Soul Sides 2		0:31:10 (Pop-up)
The Jayvons	Night Was Stealing From The Sun			0:33:58 (Pop-up)
Wille Hightower	So Tired "So Tired" by "Wille Hightower"			0:36:42 (Pop-up)
Wilson Pickett	Night Owl "Night Owl" by "Wilson Pickett"			0:38:33 (Pop-up)
Olu Dara	I Can't Wait Till I Get Home	Hoodoo Blues & Roots Magic		0:40:51 (Pop-up)

Bob & Lucille	Demon Lover "Demon Lover" by "Bob & Lucille"			1:03:59 (Pop-up)
Rasputina	Gingerbread Coffin "Gingerbread Coffin" by "Rasputina"	Cabin Fever		1:06:41 (Pop-up)
Mirrors and Wires	Patrick Doesn't Like Dead Cats	Performs Sleight Of Hand	Psychic Volt	1:10:16 (Pop-up)
Joe Johnson	Gila Monster "Gila Monster" by "Joe Johnson"		Norton Records	1:12:42 (Pop-up)
Les Fleurs Du Mal	Sweet, Sweet Satan	We're Loud: 90s Cassette Punk Unknowns (V/A)		1:14:40 (Pop-up)
World/Inferno Friendship Society	Pumpkin Time	Pumpkin Time		1:16:44 (Pop-up)
Dirty Dozen Brass Band	Down By The Riverside	Funeral For A Friend		1:21:14 (Pop-up)
Dave Bartholomew	Shrimp & Gumbo "Shrimp & Gumbo" by "Dave Bartholomew"			1:26:14 (Pop-up)
Professor Longhair	Tipitina "Tipitina" by "Professor Longhair"			1:28:10 (Pop-up)
Clifton Chenier	Lafayette Waltz "Lafayette Waltz" by "Clifton Chenier"	Louisiana Blues and Zydeco		1:30:47 (Pop-up)
Eddie Bo	I Need Someone "I Need Someone" by "Eddie Bo"	Check Mr. Popeye		1:35:15 (Pop-up)
Berna Dean	He's Mine "He's Mine" by "Berna Dean"			1:37:37 (Pop-up)
Guitar Slim	Well I Done Got Over It	The Very Best of 1951-1954		1:39:50 (Pop-up)
Finney Mo with Gabriel and the Dynamics	Hey Chock A Tula			1:42:13 (Pop-up)
Amede Ardoin	Two Step De Eunice "Two Step De Eunice" by "Amede Ardoin"	Mama, I'll Be Long Gone: The Complete Recordings of Amede Ardoin 1929-1934		1:43:56 (Pop-up)

The Measure	Union Pool "Union Pool" by "The Measure"			2:05:40 (Pop-up)
The New Dress	Murderous Bugs With Giant Needle Knives	Where Our Failures Are		2:08:31 (Pop-up)
Marine Girls	In Love "In Love" by "Marine Girls"	Lazy Ways/Beach Party		2:11:50 (Pop-up)
Worriers	Chasing "Chasing" by "Worriers"	Imaginary Life		2:13:45 (Pop-up)
The Nerves	When You Find Out "When You Find Out" by "The Nerves"	One Way Ticket		2:16:34 (Pop-up)
The Zombies	The Way I Feel Inside	Absolutely The Best		2:18:30 (Pop-up)
Ernie Barton	She's Gone Away "She's Gone Away" by "Ernie Barton"		Norton Records	2:20:03 (Pop-up)
Sticks and Stones	Atlantic City "Atlantic City" by "Sticks and Stones"	The Strife And Times		2:22:32 (Pop-up)
Pity Party	Long Quiet "Long Quiet" by "Pity Party"	Fine Young Animals		2:25:22 (Pop-up)
Chastity Belt	Time To Go Home "Time To Go Home" by "Chastity Belt"	Time To Go Home		2:27:21 (Pop-up)
Radio Exiles	Secret Station "Secret Station" by "Radio Exiles"		Psychic Volt	2:31:06 (Pop-up)
Zero Zero	Ocean Avenue Sound "Ocean Avenue Sound" by "Zero Zero"			2:34:55 (Pop-up)

Natural Snow Buildings	King In Yellow	Terror's Horns		2:55:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:02am Christina: Helloooooo!
	12:03am BadGuyZero: Hiya, Christina! Welcome back!
	12:09am cheri: greeings christina, who else here loves gary numan!!!
	12:09am Matt from Springfield: Love your shows Christina! Your last fill-in for Chris M was fantastic!
	12:10am Christina: Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it!
	12:10am devoid: Very nice start. Mr Alien himself.
	12:12am cheri: greetings
	12:14am cheri: Christina, my favorite numan tune is "CARS"
	12:21am cheri: am I the only one here this morning who admires gary numan?
	12:21am JakeGould: Hey Christina!
	12:23am Matt from Springfield: Wait - are you telling us there's pillars that are hollow, and filled with candy? I am SO tearing them down!!
	12:24am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hey Matt ! - all.
	12:25am Ken From Hyde Park: See, that's why we can't have nice things. People always tearing them down.
	12:27am Steve-O: Hey there, Christina! It's Steve-O. Loved your last show, and I'm glad to see you back while Therese is out. =)
	12:28am cheri: night, Christina!
	12:28am BadGuyZero: i hope those pillars are filled with Sour Patch Kids.
	12:28am Matt from Springfield: Hey Rabbit! Et Ken, Steve-O, Jake, BGZ, cheri - ALL!
	12:28am Matt from Springfield: Et "devoid" - I didn't forget! :)
	12:30am JakeGould: That pillars/candy thing sounds like a dream.
	12:30am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: You and those SPKs - but perhaps one pillar is stuffed more with sour candies, and another focused on sweet ones. Now, should we tear them down like "tearing" paper, or knock through with a stick, like a piñata?
	12:31am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: In all likelihood...that sounds like the likeliest answer for the title.
	12:32am cheri: bgz, I think they are filled peanut butter m& ms instead!
	12:32am JakeGould: I thought this song was “Hippo Lady in a Honda” so it would have been from a Richard Scarry book.
	12:32am BadGuyZero: @Matt: Maybe the pillars are edible.
	12:33am Matt from Springfield: CHOCO pillar shells! Now we're talkin'.
	12:33am Christina: You guys are making me laugh! Thank you!
	12:34am JakeGould: @Christina: Awwww… We’re just a bunch of numbskulls with too much education and time.
	12:35am KP: Hey Christina, sounding good.
	12:35am Matt from Springfield: All in a comment's work, Christina! :) Glad to have you spinning the tunes!
	12:36am cheri: well we're here to please! see you soon,
	12:36am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: That too! (It's only gonna get worse as technology evolves, jobs become scarce and education expands).
	12:39am JakeGould: Folks, I tried to repair this old cassette player I bought in 1995 for like $5 but the belts are rotted and I am not motivated to fix it. So with all these new cassette releases… Who sells new cassette players? I want one.
	12:41am JakeGould: Is “Night Owl” codename for booze?
	12:42am mariano: Man, nothing like Wilson Pickett's screech!
	12:42am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Not sure myself - Clay P. is the station expert on cassette/microcassette players/tapes.
	12:47am Matt from Springfield: I think it's your headphone volume - mic levels are fine.
	12:48am JakeGould: @Matt: Clay uses micro-cassettes.
	12:50am BadGuyZero: @JakeGould: The only new cassette players that I've seen are ones that connect to a computer via USB so that people can digitally preserve the content of their old audio cassettes.
	12:50am coelacanth: hi Christina and others
	12:52am JakeGould: @BadGuyZero: Yeah, I’ve seen those and have heard mixed things about that. I don’t need a thing with A/D conversion. Just a cassette player. Might need to find some old stereo shop.
	12:53am JakeGould: In the South I hear they mock you if you call Pecans “Pea cans.” They’ll say, “A pea can is what you kick down the street!”
	12:56am mariano: I'm from New Orleans, and it has to be p'CAHN. Same thing with praline, which down there is prah-LEEN. Once ordering food from a place in Brooklyn, I kept saying pecan pie the Southern way, and the woman had no idea what I was saying till I described it. Oh, PEA-can pie! she said. She told me she thought I was ordering something Chinese!
	12:57am Matt from Springfield: Catalogue of "poultry-related songs"?? Go on....
	12:58am JakeGould: @mariano: Exactly!
	1:00am BadGuyZero: Is owl foul?
	1:00am Matt from Springfield: Chinese #45: "Pe Con Pi Pan" Not to be confused with the Pea-can pie, stuffing a whole unopened tin can in a pie crust, like the 3 Stooges.
	1:01am Matt from Springfield: There's an interesting dialect map of "pecan" throughout the U.S. Wisconsin has a totally different one - I asked a co-worker from WI how they say that, and they say "PEA-kon", rhymes with "Mekon".
	1:02am JakeGould: “Poultry (/ˌpoʊltriː/) are domesticated birds kept by humans for the eggs they produce, their meat, their feathers, or sometimes as pets.” en.wikipedia.org...
	1:03am rw: Pretty sure owls ain't poultry.
	1:03am mariano: @Jake: Hah! That's interesting about the pecan map. I don't even have a Southern accent, but certain things are just said certain ways, end of story: pecan, praline, and of course crawfish.
	1:03am BadGuyZero: @Matt: That's how it's pronounced by most people in Texas. My relatives from Ohio pronounce it "pea can."
	1:04am BadGuyZero: Harry Potter poultry.
	1:04am JakeGould: Domesticate an owl and then get back to me on that.
	1:05am mariano: Christina: I'm sure you'll love New Orleans! It's a very fun place, and this time of year it's not too hot.
	1:06am Matt from Springfield: @Christina: It NEVER strays far from food, around here! ;) @BGZ: I only say for "pea can pie", otherwise just "pih'con", like mariano's way but less twang.
	1:08am Matt from Springfield: @mariano: I loved it! I went last May to visit my cousin and see Jazz Fest. I'd better go back in case he decides to move away someday!
	1:08am JakeGould: Eat a penguin egg omelet and then get back to me on that as well.
	1:08am coelacanth: grits ain't groceries, owls ain't poultry, and mona lisa was a man. ...that's all i know.
	1:10am Matt from Springfield: @coela: I don't know any of that, but I like the sound of it all! :)
	1:10am mariano: @Matt: Glad you had a good time! I'm due for a visit this year, it's been a while. My mom lives in Shreveport now (boring), so that's where I've been going lately. Well, it's unfair to compare S'port to NOLA. It's got some great food and a pretty good music scene. It is the South after all!
	1:11am mariano: And after all, the Residents are from Shreveport originally. And Leadbelly. And boogie woogie started there. That has to count for something.
	1:17am JakeGould: @mariano: Wait… All of “The Residents?” They are the great unknown band made up of many.
	1:18am mariano: Oh wow, Sweet Sweet Satan would go well on a comp with Lucifer Rise by Imaginary Icons, a band Liz B played a while back. @Jake: apparently they all went to high school together in Shreveport in the 60s then moved to California: en.wikipedia.org...
	1:22am JakeGould: @mariano: I don’t know about the provenance of that origin story. But hey, who knows.
	1:23am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Found what I was looking for, re: penguin egg omelet. Dark Night of the Soul French episode: wfmu.org...
	1:24am Matt from Springfield: Matt from Springfield: Bonjour KP, Roi Pingouin! KP: Is that like a Penguin et fromage, Matt? Matt from Springfield: @KP: I guess that would be a Croque-Pingouin sandwich--researchers in the French Southern and Antarctic Islands would probably eat those. KP: Croque Pingouin Madame or Monsieur? Matt from Springfield: @KP: Depends if they find a penguin egg...
	1:24am rw: I knew a guy in high school who claimed one of his relatives was a member of the Residents but I never really believed him.
	1:25am JakeGould: @BadGuyZero: So it seems that one of the most consistent producers of cassette recorders/players is CALIFONE. The school tape makers. All of them are mono. But some of them are really cheap online and they’re made so kids can deal with them so they are solid.
	1:25am Matt from Springfield: Wooooooooo! Hardcore Dixieland gospel brass!!! @rw: Was he from Shreveport?
	1:26am JakeGould: @rw: Did that guy in High School also steal a Stormtrooper helmet off of the set of “Star Wars” because he was an extra in the Cantina scene?
	1:27am mariano: @Jake: To be honest I don't know either, but apparently Homer Flynn, the public face of Cryptic Corporation, is from Shreveport, and he's long been rumored to be a member, but, with those guys, like you said, who knows?
	1:28am Matt from Springfield: BROTHER Dave Bartholomew!!! A very Nyoo Awlinsian tide's comin' in! Caribbean influence on this one.
	1:29am coelacanth: it's pretty easy to find a reasonably priced cassette deck on ebay,in decent shape; and-around here at least, folks who fix 'em.
	1:29am rw: From Southern California not Shreveport. And I always thought that dude in the Cantina scene looked familiar...
	1:30am KP: Longhair music
	1:32am Matt from Springfield: Tipitina, no less! :)
	1:32am mariano: I forget which New Orleanian said it, but s/he said the trick is to look at New Orleans as a high-functioning Caribbean city instead of a dysfunctional American one. It's great to hear all this stuff, Professor Longhair, etc. One thing about NO is that people down there are really into the NO music, so you hear it everywhere, it's a real badge of pride.
	1:35am Matt from Springfield: @mariano: That's a good way of putting it. Lots of cross-influence over the years too w/ the west Caribbean. I heard that in the 50s and 60s you could listen to AM radio from Jamaica in NOLA, and hear the developing ska and reggae styles. Then of course there's all the gospel and rock we sent down there before that.
	1:37am Ken From Hyde Park: This is like Doctor Romo's Cajun Medicine Show on WVKR 91.3 at Vassar College near me. It's on Thursday mornings 9AM to noon.
	1:38am mariano: @Matt: that's true, and they could also pick up NOLA radio in Jamaica, and the soul and 50s rock from NOLA had a huge influence on early ska and rocksteady. There's great radio down there too: WWOZ, WTUL from Tulane.
	1:40am Christina: Thanks so much for listening guys! Super excited for NOLA later this month! Also, I can't say any more on air because SHHHHHH but WFMU is fundraising all this month. Shirts and swag abound for the faithful!
	1:42am Matt from Springfield: @Ken HP: Cajun medicine up in Vassar? Wonderful, who knew! @mariano: WWOZ is a spiritual brother of this station - we hosted their streaming after Katrina, and I think FMU just cross-sponsored something with them. I have their app on my iPhone.
	1:43am ScottC: toine my back
	1:43am JakeGould: WFMU wants money? What kind of clip joint is this? Oh yeah… That kind!
	1:44am BadGuyZero: The silent fundraiser gives WFMU listeners a chance to score some of the DJ premiums and other swag they may have missed during the spring fundraising marathon. If you can spare a few bucks [or more] please consider making a pledge. BONUS: your donations are tax deductible.
	1:45am Christina: Won't somebody think of the poultry?!
	1:46am mariano: @Matt: Absolutely, I remember that, it was a great thing FMU did.
	1:50am BadGuyZero: @Matt: WFMU and WWOZ are co-broadcasting from the Ponderosa Stomp. WWOZ had a benefit show or two to help out FMU after that jerk Hurricane Sandy messed things up at the station.
	1:52am JakeGould: @Christina: What does poultry mean to you? Sure as hell ain’t no penguin or owl poultry.
	1:53am coelacanth: i guess that wasn't the same song as shocking blue's "demon lover". ...i think that was one of the several times that my internet cut out,so i didn't hear it.
	1:53am BadGuyZero: What do you call a ghost chicken? A poultrygeist!
	1:53am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: Sandy, I hate her!!! Or is it a him?? You SEE! The ambiguity just makes me that more angry! And I remember their support in turn after Sandy :) WCBN in Ann Arbor was also there afterwards, freeform's gotta stick together!
	1:55am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: GAH! :P That's right, the Ponderosa Stomp was a joint project this year. WWOZ also sponsors JazzFest - you can buy Crawfish Monica and mango ice from their table to support their station itself.
	1:55am BadGuyZero: I saw "House On Haunted Hill" in a theater around twenty years ago. It was part of a double-feature with "The Tingler."
	1:56am ScottC: archive.org has House On Haunted Hill
	1:58am Matt from Springfield: And bringing it all back together, BadGuyZero... "The Tingler"! Did they include the "tingler" shock effect on the seats? That would be cumbersome but I've wanted to see that. I'm sure it's public domain/Internet Archive by now. Was this the Seattle theater that showed old movies?
	1:58am Matt from Springfield: YES! James/"Jimmy" Stewart in "Harvey", with the rabbit. Commenter P-90 filled us in on that a few weeks back.
	1:59am Matt from Springfield: Good, SOLID, soulful NOLA music! @Christina: EVERYTHING is good there, so eat EVERYTHING! (my #1 rec: FRIED OYSTERS - SO AMAZING!!)
	2:00am mariano: You said Zydeco right.
	2:02am JakeGould: Popeye eats spinach and it’s supposed to be healthy but look at his freakishly large forearms. That’s not healthy. And he gets angry all the time and fights people. Are we sure he’s a good role model.
	2:03am Matt from Springfield: Yes, drinking games for late night shows!
	2:03am BadGuyZero: @Matt: They wanted to wire the seats for "The Tingler" but the fire marshal wouldn't let them. They did have the floating skeleton during "House On Haunted Hill" though.
	2:04am BadGuyZero: @Matt: It was at Paramount Theater in Austin.
	2:04am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Too much spinach isn't good - Vitamin K overdose that affects your muscles and behavior. @BGZ: Heh! Cool :)
	2:04am mariano: @Matt: now I'm craving a fried oyster/fried shrimp po' boy!
	2:05am KP: I wonder if the alternate KP can match my donation
	2:05am JakeGould: @MattfromSpringfield: A lot of WFMU shows can have drinking games. Like do a mega shot if Spike calls.
	2:07am KP: You are welcome Christina.
	2:08am Matt from Springfield: @mariano: I had that for the first time at Coop's, on Decatur. That's a very good restaurant but I'm sure any fresh, right out of the deep fryer oysters are melt-in-your-mouth delish!
	2:09am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Mega shot! "Hellllllo pets"... @KP: I wish I had an alternate millionaire me who breezes by, throwing money to match the donations I give.
	2:14am JakeGould: I knew this was “Marine Girls!”
	2:14am coelacanth: my internet's being a dick so i'm cranking up the clock-radio. rest assured i'll be doing jiggers at the triggers! Thanks Christina ciao y'all.
	2:14am Matt from Springfield: Ciao coelacanth!
	2:15am coelacanth: {smiley-face emoticon}
	2:17am BadGuyZero: Maybe the pillars were filled with candy murderous bugs with giant needle knives.
	2:18am Matt from Springfield: @BGZ: That's the kind of dreams you get, eating candy before bed..
	2:18am Christina: @BadGuyZero It's a good theory
	2:19am JakeGould: Okay folks. Did something I never thought I would do. Pulled the trigger on a nice dual cassette deck on eBay. Last one I had one Crazy Eddies was still around. And I figure, if tape culture is a thing again… Well… hey!
	2:21am BadGuyZero: It's a possible explanation for why they tore the pillars down. They were trying to get rid of the candy murderous bugs with giant needle knives.
	2:21am Matt from Springfield: @Jake: Hey! It's a thing!
	2:22am BadGuyZero: @JakeGould: And just in time for Cassette Store Day. cassettestoreday.com
	2:22am rw: Nice going Jake! I'm thinking of having my old tape deck refurbished. Not that I like tapes all that much, but they seem to be creeping slowly back into my life here and there. Plus it might be fun to go through that box of old cassettes in the back of my closet to see what's in there.
	2:22am JakeGould: @MattfromSpringfield: FWIW, the kids like the cassettes and I have some myself… And who knows? Maybe I can do something with this.
	2:25am mariano: Odd. The only Wiki article on Ernie Barton is in German.
	2:26am Matt from Springfield: Wow, that was actually Springsteen! @Jake: I need to get a player myself. EBaying I go!
	2:32am JakeGould: @Matt: I didn’t pull the trigger on this one, because I wanted another brand. But this Scott dual deck seems good. www.ebay.com...
	2:32am osvi: Of course I gotta drop some scratch on the greatest radio station ever.
	2:33am mariano: Of course I loved the New Orleans/La music set, but this set has been a scorcher. Quite a few things I've never heard before.
	2:37am KP: We have to help Christina make a good impression on the coffers
	2:42am JakeGould: Don’t forget the “Hippo Lady in a Honda” from a Richard Scarry book.
	2:42am Matt from Springfield: So much fun! Talkin' Poultry! Murderous candy filled pillars! Playing the tunes productively!
	2:42am Matt from Springfield: Ha, I remember Richard Scarry, and I can imagine his Hippo lady driving a Honda now :)
	2:42am BadGuyZero: We've covered a lot of ground on the ol' comments board tonight.
	2:44am JakeGould: Her name was “Hilda Hippo”: www.amazon.com...
	2:45am BadGuyZero: If only you had a Honda inside your noggin.
	2:46am Matt from Springfield: Bingo! Thanks Jake! @BGZ: Always good to have a fun relay race of comments, one after another, covering a great distance!
	2:52am Gaylord Fields: @Christina: Your show is the final bit of music I'll listen to in New Orleans before I fly home in a few hours! I'm more than fine with that.
	2:53am Matt from Springfield: Well THANK YOU, Christina! And HELLO Gaylord!
	2:53am mariano: Have a good night everyone, lovely chatting, amazing show!
	2:54am Gaylord Fields: Good night, @Matt from Springfield!
	2:55am BadGuyZero: Safe + uneventful travels to you, Gaylord!
	2:55am KP: Thanks Christina
	2:55am JakeGould: G’night Christina!
	2:56am Matt from Springfield: Lovely chatting and music and show! Thanks Christina! Thanks all of yinze out there! Have a good night and good week, everyone!
	2:56am BadGuyZero: Thanks for filling in for Therese, Christina! Tonight was as much a treat as last time.
	2:56am KP: See ya, Matt
	2:57am Christina: Thanks so much guys! You're the best!
	2:57am Steve-O: Hi Christina. You did a fantastic job covering for Therese today. Have a wonderful week! =D
	2:58am Gaylord Fields: @BadGuyZero: Thanks! There are worse cities to be stranded in than NOLA, as you know.
	2:59am Steve-O: Alright fellas. Y'all have a great week. =)
	11:16am Greg from ZONE 5: MONSTER SQUAD TOTALLY HOLDS UP!

Christina: Playlist from October 5, 2015

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