WFMU: Paid By The Tear with Sasha: Playlist from March 15, 2016

Listener comments!
	6:03am annie: good morning!
	6:04am ausmanx: good evening, all, from Sydney. everyone has left the TV station, it's dark and quiet. time for tea and biscuits
	6:04am arale: Good morning, could you please tell me what song played at the beginning of your song?
	6:06am sashajones: Good morning annie, ausmanx, and arale! How 'bout that alliteration?
	6:07am Cooh John: G-g-g-good morning. Everyone pledge.
	6:09am arale: I like it!
	6:10am annie: well, i learned how to play euchre last night, why was i so afraid of such a fun game?
	6:10am LizGig: And good morning from Ireland.
	6:11am sashajones: Arale, that was by the Four Dreamers -- I always forget which track is which, but all of my bed music comes from them!
	6:11am arale: Song that played at the beginning of your show*** (Whoops I haven't gone to sleep yet.) I noticed you play it at the start of each week, I can't figure out what it is. Great intro tune. This is a great song too!
	6:11am sashajones: Hello, Cooh John & LizGig!
	6:14am sashajones: arale, email me at jones.sasha.t@gmail.com and I'll send you the track title later today!
	6:14am sashajones: annie, how does euchre work?
	6:19am annie: it's a simple card deck removed of all cards less than nine, and the play is similar to spades or hearts, but you only have 5 cards. there is a trump called and the points are counted by how many tricks you and your partner have taken. some tricks taken are worth no points, the ones that do are those taken by the trick cards.. once i got the gist of it i loved it. i was told it's a game that originates in the mid-west.
	6:19am sashajones: By the way, that Julia Holter prize is a record
	6:19am annie: i'm sure someone will pipe up with more detail.
	6:21am annie: i'm tapped out sasha, finalized my mouse sunday. well, SfL, actually.
	6:23am sashajones: No worries, annie, thank you sooo much for your pledge from last week!
	6:25am ausmanx: well, you got the whole of my Swag for Life last week, but perhaps i can have a crack at a couple of prizes; i am listening during paid employment, after all!
	6:26am annie: :) MY pleasure, for all the hard work you and the crew do. i've loved FMU a loong time. i think i discovered it when Democracy now had a fire in the studio?? and fmu asssisted? i really forget, but BAM, they were in my radar ..
	6:30am Cooh John: @annie: I enjoy double deck euchre. It is like WFMU; not as big or popular as other card games but wild and unpredictable.
	6:31am annie: oooh, i'l suggest that next time.. (did i get the overview right, Cooh?)
	6:35am DJ_Guy: This record is making my commute on the Path somewhat do-able, thanks Sasha!
	6:40am sashajones: Hey, thanks DJ_Guy!
	6:41am annie: i just found out last week during a game of scrabble that "wight" means "man"; at least that's what the glossary said.
	6:48am Cooh John: annie, hard for me to find players for double deck. So, does Isle of Wight translate to Isle of Man?
	6:49am annie: i wondered, Cooh, i'm going to look that up after i get my morning web-work done
	6:50am Cooh John: annie, your synopsis is correct.
	6:50am annie: and, Cooh, if you ever make it to asheville, i'll have you in for a game with the neighbours
	6:52am Caryn: Hmm, wight can mean a human being, but it can also be an adjective meaning strong and brave. I wonder which meaning the Isle's name is based on?
	6:55am annie: so it would have to go back to the original languge transliteration..?
	6:56am annie: i miss my lexocological dictionary
	6:56am ausmanx: trust me, the Isle of Wight has NOTHING to do with my Isle of Man...
	6:59am Caryn: Hmm, but since people from the Isle of Wight are called Vectians or Vectensians, Wight in the name may just be a bastardisation of its Roman name Vectis (or Ictus).
	7:00am annie: see, i don't have to look it up! wfmu comments section: has ALL the answers.
	7:03am ausmanx: Vectis was the Latin translation of Wiht, or WEIGHT which went back a long way... 2000 BC. the Isle of Man on the other hand, has a bunch of theories, Mannanan the Magician, Ellan Vannin (in Celtic), as ever, no one really knows!
	7:04am ausmanx: i can be tedious about this cos my doctorate was on Manx literature!
	7:04am annie: aahh!! the plot thickens..
	7:07am annie: i love this music sasha..
	7:08am sashajones: To be honest, this is my favorite prize today -- can't recommend enough and your odds are good right now!
	7:16am annie: this "dream" is something i'd expect to hear at the end of a movie
	7:17am annie: sasha, have you ever seen the movie "Cherry Blossoms"?
	7:17am annie: no, aus, not at all tedious.. i thinks it's fascinating
	7:19am sashajones: annie, no i haven't! when's it from and what's it about?
	7:20am SeanG: SUGLUK RULES
	7:25am annie: this movie is heavenly "Learning that her husband, Rudi (Elmar Wepper), has a terminal illness, Trudi (Hannelore Elsner) hides the knowledge from him and persuades him to visit their son in Japan. During the course of their journey, she dies in her sleep -- before telling Rudi of his impending death. Grief-stricken, he continues on toward Japan, finally finding peace at Mount Fuji."
	7:28am Rob W: If you've never pledged to WFMU before, why don't you make your first pledge to Sasha in honor of her first WFMU Fundraising Marathon? Thanks!
	7:29am Billy London: Boom donated! Thanks everyone at wfmu!
	7:30am sashajones: Thanks Billy!! And hi Rob!
	7:31am Caryn: There seem to be several theories about the name Wight. 12th century ideas seem to suggest Old English and Latin words referring to "separation". But a recent publication by the Isle of Wight Natural History and Archaeological Society point to the origin being indeed the Old English "wiht" and related Old Norse etc. words meaning "human being" or "small person". Maybe because the island was seen as a little companion to the greater landmass of Britain. So we're back to the original wight=man point where this whole thing started.
	7:32am ausmanx: some people who came to the gig at my house on Sunday night (in Sydney) were wearing FMU swag from earlier marathonsl it's kinda tribal
	7:35am annie: Caryn, now i'm REALLY going to look it up..all these explanations make sense, too.. Aus, how cool is that, right?
	7:40am ausmanx: it's always the case with these things, there are heaps of theories and they're never really verifiable. just pick the one you like best!
	7:42am Ken From Hyde Park: I'm going with the theory that Australians wanted to mix things up and called a local body of water The Great Australian Bight.
	7:43am annie: see, any tale that fits an age-old motif, or any variation on that theme, WILL be apt ...there is no separation across cultures, really, we all have the same history within our cells. ( i hope that makes sense)
	7:45am annie: and no matter how rude a name may be, there is still a shred of yearning for a past we cannot quite grasp. that's my take at least
	7:47am goat friend: Happy Tuesday friends!
	7:47am annie: hey friend!
	7:48am ausmanx: the NAME is the most fundamentally shared aspect of a place, really, which is perhaps why they're so appealing. and Ken, i'd blame most confusions on Australians, if i were you...
	7:48am sashajones: hello, goat friend!
	7:48am DJ_Guy: Yassssssss
	7:48am Ken From Hyde Park: Beware the Ides of March!
	7:50am Caryn: Yeah, most etymological discussions and other historical issues are so based on limited sources, and both the people looking at these sources and the people who created these sources are all basing their stuff on their own unconscious leanings and personal experiences, so a truly objective and 100 % accurate theory is never going to exist.
	7:52am annie: which, in itself, is food for a campfire tale.
	7:54am Lou Z: A pledge of $20.00 or more will get you in the running for either U.S. Girls - Half Free CD or Native North America Vol. 1 CD. Pledge now!
	8:00am Caryn: Man, it takes an age to pledge! Here's hoping my pledge makes the drawing.
	8:01am ! I X Key !: !
	8:03am Ken From Hyde Park: @Caryn - I finally divvied up my S4L pledges. Took a while, but I'm now adept at typing my name & address and I've memorized my listener number.
	8:03am Billy London: Woohoo! First Nations!
	8:08am ! I X Key !: ! Go Native North America (o:
	8:10am Rob Weisberg: Help the Pledge Monkey Hominid evolve in a DJ Hominid with a pledge to WFMU Rookie of the Year candidate Sasha!
	8:11am Billy London: MVP!
	8:11am sashajones: And if you pledge now you could win this Patrick Cowley cd!! All it takes is $20 :)
	8:12am ! I X Key !: ! I am about to knead dough for fresh WFMU pasta (o:
	8:13am steve: hey Sasha. take my money!
	8:13am Caryn: @Ken from HP: yeah, my number and my other details have been ingrained in me, but I do long for the days of the auto-filled pledge form. Also, now that my computer's been on for several days straight for the Marathon, it's starting to lag a bit and I have to wait for the pages to load and my typing to show up.
	8:13am ! I X Key !: ! I think fresh WFMU pasta will be good for the station (o:
	8:14am annie: it's just plain un-natural to have such fun so early in the morning..
	8:14am ! I X Key !: ! I love the dedication @Caryn (o:
	8:20am goat friend: Goats are great, 15 babies so far? Anyone want a goat? For milk, camping, cute.
	8:21am steve: ill take one goat
	8:22am ! I X Key !: LET'S TURN THAT MONKEY INTO A DJ PEOPLE
	8:23am goat friend: If you have the yard and the time, I'd surely give wfmu listeners who pledge a goat.
	8:24am Andrew Waterloo: Patrick Crowley is great. I picked up his School Days album from the last marathon and lost it until recently.
	8:24am sashajones: Pledge $20 or more for this folks, Lou says it's great for cooking!!
	8:25am Caryn: @!IxKey!: that's the one and only good thing about getting laid off: I can once again dedicate myself to the Marathon full-time.
	8:33am sashajones: This triple LP on white vinyl by Dam-Funk is a straight-up steal, pledge $20 or more now to win it!
	8:37am kevin: Goat friend, I pledged, how does this transaction occur?
	8:39am ! I X Key !: ! If you called then you will get something in the mail to choose your swag & pay then (o:
	8:40am goat friend: I'm noblefoodsfarmers@gmail.com. If you're serious drop me a line.
	8:41am sashajones: Loving this goat conversation!!
	8:42am sashajones: Sorry to be earnest, but WFMU is the "good thing" and please don't give up on it! Pledge nowwww to win Dam-Funk or John Carpenter!
	8:42am ! I X Key !: DO IT PLEDGE
	8:44am ! I X Key !: You love this stuff! Money for WFMU, please!
	8:52am sashajones: Getting at least one more pledge would feel oh so good! Help me reach my goal and grab one of these prizes!
	8:57am annie: thanks for the great show, sasha! try to see "Cherry Blossoms", it's wonderful..
	8:58am Sem Chumbo: Wonderful show, first time for me. Thanks so much!
	8:59am sashajones: Thanks, everybody! And yes, I will check out Cherry Blossoms!
	9:00am Ken From Hyde Park: $95,000 for Nachum's total so far. Yay!
	11:23am Tardigrade: just emailed Joe my yearly swag for life premium options.......... Trouble included.
	1:18pm Van in DC: Ahhhh, Tuesday afternoon work survival acoustics.

Paid By The Tear with Sasha: Playlist from March 15, 2016

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March 15, 2016: Marathon Week Two With Co-Host Lou Z.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Julia Holter	Have You In My Wilderness	Have You in My Wilderness	2015	pledge $20 or more to win this LP!!	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Various	Moe Thet Lay Hnin (Rain and Wind)	Sigh of Silver Strings of Savannabhumi: The Western Stringed Instruments of Burma			0:07:52 (Pop-up)
Yang Fan	Song for Someone "Song for Someone" by "Yang Fan"	What Happened After 1001 Nights?			0:11:41 (Pop-up)
Karine Polwart	The Terror Time "The Terror Time" by "Karine Polwart"	Joy of Living: A Tribute to Ewan MacColl			0:16:16 (Pop-up)
Mark McGuire	The Past Presents The Future	Beyond Belief		next prize! Pledge $20 or more to get in the running for this double LP!	0:19:19 (Pop-up)
Mark Corven	Isle of Wight "Isle of Wight" by "Mark Corven"	The Witch OST	2016		0:38:39 (Pop-up)
Mitski	Liquid Smooth "Liquid Smooth" by "Mitski"			from my 2016 premium! Pledge $75 or more to qualify for A Cure For What (F)ails You, songs inspired by the symbolic meaning of plants and herbs	0:39:38 (Pop-up)

The Goodbye Party	Heavenly Blues "Heavenly Blues" by "The Goodbye Party"	Silver Blues			0:51:43 (Pop-up)
William Tagoona	Anaanaga "Anaanaga" by "William Tagoona"	Native North America (Vol. 1) : Aboriginal Folk, Rock, And Country 1966-1985		This is an incredible compilation - giving this away next for a pledge of $20 or more - double CD!	0:55:22 (Pop-up)

Sugluk	Ajuinnarasuarsunga "Ajuinnarasuarsunga" by "Sugluk"	Native North America (Vol. 1) : Aboriginal Folk, Rock, And Country 1966-1985		Pledge $20 or more to get in the running!	1:05:45 (Pop-up)
Cigarettes After Sex	Affection "Affection" by "Cigarettes After Sex"	Affection			1:07:35 (Pop-up)
Teresa Teng	Dream of Acacia "Dream of Acacia" by "Teresa Teng"			from my 2016 premium! Pledge $75 or more to qualify for A Cure For What (F)ails You, songs inspired by the symbolic meaning of plants and herbs	1:12:42 (Pop-up)
Sugluk	I Didn't Know "I Didn't Know" by "Sugluk"	Native North America (Vol. 1) : Aboriginal Folk, Rock, And Country 1966-1985		pledge $20 or more now to win this double CD! Your odds are unparalleled	1:16:58 (Pop-up)

U.S. Girls	Red Comes In Many Shades	Half Free		next prize! Pledge $20 or more to win Half Free on CD	1:28:22 (Pop-up)
Widowspeak	Coke Bottle Green "Coke Bottle Green" by "Widowspeak"	All Yours			1:32:41 (Pop-up)
Kamahl	Warm Ways "Warm Ways" by "Kamahl"	The Lovin' Kind			1:38:16 (Pop-up)
Al Green	Stand Up "Stand Up" by "Al Green"	Call Me			1:39:51 (Pop-up)
The Wild Poppies	This Person "This Person" by "The Wild Poppies"	Heroine: The Wild Poppies Complete Collection (1986-1989)			1:43:10 (Pop-up)
Fingers	Never No More Lonely "Never No More Lonely" by "Fingers"	Another Side			1:46:59 (Pop-up)
Kristin Kontrol	X-Communicate "X-Communicate" by "Kristin Kontrol"	single	2016		1:52:24 (Pop-up)
OST	Electro-Phantasma "Electro-Phantasma" by "OST"	The Electric Horseman	1979		1:56:06 (Pop-up)

Patrick Cowley	5 oz. of Funk "5 oz. of Funk" by "Patrick Cowley"	Muscle Up		Pledge $20 or more to win this CD!	2:04:45 (Pop-up)
T-Connection	I've Got News for You	The Game of Life			2:07:33 (Pop-up)
Midnight Star	Engine No. 9 "Engine No. 9" by "Midnight Star"	Headlines			2:11:06 (Pop-up)
Power	Electric Glitter Boogie "Electric Glitter Boogie" by "Power"	Electric Glitter Boogie			2:15:08 (Pop-up)

John Carpenter	Vortex "Vortex" by "John Carpenter"	Lost Themes		Pledge $20 now to win this stellar CD!	2:23:24 (Pop-up)
Hugh Masekela	Colonial Man "Colonial Man" by "Hugh Masekela"	The Boy's Doin' It		from my 2016 premium! Pledge $75 or more to qualify for A Cure For What (F)ails You, songs inspired by the symbolic meaning of plants and herbs	2:27:16 (Pop-up)
Dam-Funk	Virtuous Progresion "Virtuous Progresion" by "Dam-Funk"	Invite the Light		Pledge $20 now to win this TRIPLE LP on white vinyl!!	2:32:14 (Pop-up)
George Benson	Never Give Up on a Good Thing	The George Benson Collection			2:37:27 (Pop-up)
Shana Falana	Heavenstay "Heavenstay" by "Shana Falana"	Set Your Lightning Fire Free		win this LP by pledging now!	2:42:13 (Pop-up)

John Carpenter	Purgatory "Purgatory" by "John Carpenter"	Lost Themes		one of three rad prizes out to be won now!	2:46:35 (Pop-up)
High Fashion	Feelin' Lucky Lately			from my 2016 premium! Pledge $75 or more to qualify for A Cure For What (F)ails You, songs inspired by the symbolic meaning of plants and herbs	2:50:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:03am annie: good morning!
	6:04am ausmanx: good evening, all, from Sydney. everyone has left the TV station, it's dark and quiet. time for tea and biscuits
	6:04am arale: Good morning, could you please tell me what song played at the beginning of your song?
	6:06am sashajones: Good morning annie, ausmanx, and arale! How 'bout that alliteration?
	6:07am Cooh John: G-g-g-good morning. Everyone pledge.
	6:09am arale: I like it!
	6:10am annie: well, i learned how to play euchre last night, why was i so afraid of such a fun game?
	6:10am LizGig: And good morning from Ireland.
	6:11am sashajones: Arale, that was by the Four Dreamers -- I always forget which track is which, but all of my bed music comes from them!
	6:11am arale: Song that played at the beginning of your show*** (Whoops I haven't gone to sleep yet.) I noticed you play it at the start of each week, I can't figure out what it is. Great intro tune. This is a great song too!
	6:11am sashajones: Hello, Cooh John & LizGig!
	6:14am sashajones: arale, email me at jones.sasha.t@gmail.com and I'll send you the track title later today!
	6:14am sashajones: annie, how does euchre work?
	6:19am annie: it's a simple card deck removed of all cards less than nine, and the play is similar to spades or hearts, but you only have 5 cards. there is a trump called and the points are counted by how many tricks you and your partner have taken. some tricks taken are worth no points, the ones that do are those taken by the trick cards.. once i got the gist of it i loved it. i was told it's a game that originates in the mid-west.
	6:19am sashajones: By the way, that Julia Holter prize is a record
	6:19am annie: i'm sure someone will pipe up with more detail.
	6:21am annie: i'm tapped out sasha, finalized my mouse sunday. well, SfL, actually.
	6:23am sashajones: No worries, annie, thank you sooo much for your pledge from last week!
	6:25am ausmanx: well, you got the whole of my Swag for Life last week, but perhaps i can have a crack at a couple of prizes; i am listening during paid employment, after all!
	6:26am annie: :) MY pleasure, for all the hard work you and the crew do. i've loved FMU a loong time. i think i discovered it when Democracy now had a fire in the studio?? and fmu asssisted? i really forget, but BAM, they were in my radar ..
	6:30am Cooh John: @annie: I enjoy double deck euchre. It is like WFMU; not as big or popular as other card games but wild and unpredictable.
	6:31am annie: oooh, i'l suggest that next time.. (did i get the overview right, Cooh?)
	6:35am DJ_Guy: This record is making my commute on the Path somewhat do-able, thanks Sasha!
	6:40am sashajones: Hey, thanks DJ_Guy!
	6:41am annie: i just found out last week during a game of scrabble that "wight" means "man"; at least that's what the glossary said.
	6:48am Cooh John: annie, hard for me to find players for double deck. So, does Isle of Wight translate to Isle of Man?
	6:49am annie: i wondered, Cooh, i'm going to look that up after i get my morning web-work done
	6:50am Cooh John: annie, your synopsis is correct.
	6:50am annie: and, Cooh, if you ever make it to asheville, i'll have you in for a game with the neighbours
	6:52am Caryn: Hmm, wight can mean a human being, but it can also be an adjective meaning strong and brave. I wonder which meaning the Isle's name is based on?
	6:55am annie: so it would have to go back to the original languge transliteration..?
	6:56am annie: i miss my lexocological dictionary
	6:56am ausmanx: trust me, the Isle of Wight has NOTHING to do with my Isle of Man...
	6:59am Caryn: Hmm, but since people from the Isle of Wight are called Vectians or Vectensians, Wight in the name may just be a bastardisation of its Roman name Vectis (or Ictus).
	7:00am annie: see, i don't have to look it up! wfmu comments section: has ALL the answers.
	7:03am ausmanx: Vectis was the Latin translation of Wiht, or WEIGHT which went back a long way... 2000 BC. the Isle of Man on the other hand, has a bunch of theories, Mannanan the Magician, Ellan Vannin (in Celtic), as ever, no one really knows!
	7:04am ausmanx: i can be tedious about this cos my doctorate was on Manx literature!
	7:04am annie: aahh!! the plot thickens..
	7:07am annie: i love this music sasha..
	7:08am sashajones: To be honest, this is my favorite prize today -- can't recommend enough and your odds are good right now!
	7:16am annie: this "dream" is something i'd expect to hear at the end of a movie
	7:17am annie: sasha, have you ever seen the movie "Cherry Blossoms"?
	7:17am annie: no, aus, not at all tedious.. i thinks it's fascinating
	7:19am sashajones: annie, no i haven't! when's it from and what's it about?
	7:20am SeanG: SUGLUK RULES
	7:25am annie: this movie is heavenly "Learning that her husband, Rudi (Elmar Wepper), has a terminal illness, Trudi (Hannelore Elsner) hides the knowledge from him and persuades him to visit their son in Japan. During the course of their journey, she dies in her sleep -- before telling Rudi of his impending death. Grief-stricken, he continues on toward Japan, finally finding peace at Mount Fuji."
	7:28am Rob W: If you've never pledged to WFMU before, why don't you make your first pledge to Sasha in honor of her first WFMU Fundraising Marathon? Thanks!
	7:29am Billy London: Boom donated! Thanks everyone at wfmu!
	7:30am sashajones: Thanks Billy!! And hi Rob!
	7:31am Caryn: There seem to be several theories about the name Wight. 12th century ideas seem to suggest Old English and Latin words referring to "separation". But a recent publication by the Isle of Wight Natural History and Archaeological Society point to the origin being indeed the Old English "wiht" and related Old Norse etc. words meaning "human being" or "small person". Maybe because the island was seen as a little companion to the greater landmass of Britain. So we're back to the original wight=man point where this whole thing started.
	7:32am ausmanx: some people who came to the gig at my house on Sunday night (in Sydney) were wearing FMU swag from earlier marathonsl it's kinda tribal
	7:35am annie: Caryn, now i'm REALLY going to look it up..all these explanations make sense, too.. Aus, how cool is that, right?
	7:40am ausmanx: it's always the case with these things, there are heaps of theories and they're never really verifiable. just pick the one you like best!
	7:42am Ken From Hyde Park: I'm going with the theory that Australians wanted to mix things up and called a local body of water The Great Australian Bight.
	7:43am annie: see, any tale that fits an age-old motif, or any variation on that theme, WILL be apt ...there is no separation across cultures, really, we all have the same history within our cells. ( i hope that makes sense)
	7:45am annie: and no matter how rude a name may be, there is still a shred of yearning for a past we cannot quite grasp. that's my take at least
	7:47am goat friend: Happy Tuesday friends!
	7:47am annie: hey friend!
	7:48am ausmanx: the NAME is the most fundamentally shared aspect of a place, really, which is perhaps why they're so appealing. and Ken, i'd blame most confusions on Australians, if i were you...
	7:48am sashajones: hello, goat friend!
	7:48am DJ_Guy: Yassssssss
	7:48am Ken From Hyde Park: Beware the Ides of March!
	7:50am Caryn: Yeah, most etymological discussions and other historical issues are so based on limited sources, and both the people looking at these sources and the people who created these sources are all basing their stuff on their own unconscious leanings and personal experiences, so a truly objective and 100 % accurate theory is never going to exist.
	7:52am annie: which, in itself, is food for a campfire tale.
	7:54am Lou Z: A pledge of $20.00 or more will get you in the running for either U.S. Girls - Half Free CD or Native North America Vol. 1 CD. Pledge now!
	8:00am Caryn: Man, it takes an age to pledge! Here's hoping my pledge makes the drawing.
	8:01am ! I X Key !: !
	8:03am Ken From Hyde Park: @Caryn - I finally divvied up my S4L pledges. Took a while, but I'm now adept at typing my name & address and I've memorized my listener number.
	8:03am Billy London: Woohoo! First Nations!
	8:08am ! I X Key !: ! Go Native North America (o:
	8:10am Rob Weisberg: Help the Pledge Monkey Hominid evolve in a DJ Hominid with a pledge to WFMU Rookie of the Year candidate Sasha!
	8:11am Billy London: MVP!
	8:11am sashajones: And if you pledge now you could win this Patrick Cowley cd!! All it takes is $20 :)
	8:12am ! I X Key !: ! I am about to knead dough for fresh WFMU pasta (o:
	8:13am steve: hey Sasha. take my money!
	8:13am Caryn: @Ken from HP: yeah, my number and my other details have been ingrained in me, but I do long for the days of the auto-filled pledge form. Also, now that my computer's been on for several days straight for the Marathon, it's starting to lag a bit and I have to wait for the pages to load and my typing to show up.
	8:13am ! I X Key !: ! I think fresh WFMU pasta will be good for the station (o:
	8:14am annie: it's just plain un-natural to have such fun so early in the morning..
	8:14am ! I X Key !: ! I love the dedication @Caryn (o:
	8:20am goat friend: Goats are great, 15 babies so far? Anyone want a goat? For milk, camping, cute.
	8:21am steve: ill take one goat
	8:22am ! I X Key !: LET'S TURN THAT MONKEY INTO A DJ PEOPLE
	8:23am goat friend: If you have the yard and the time, I'd surely give wfmu listeners who pledge a goat.
	8:24am Andrew Waterloo: Patrick Crowley is great. I picked up his School Days album from the last marathon and lost it until recently.
	8:24am sashajones: Pledge $20 or more for this folks, Lou says it's great for cooking!!
	8:25am Caryn: @!IxKey!: that's the one and only good thing about getting laid off: I can once again dedicate myself to the Marathon full-time.
	8:33am sashajones: This triple LP on white vinyl by Dam-Funk is a straight-up steal, pledge $20 or more now to win it!
	8:37am kevin: Goat friend, I pledged, how does this transaction occur?
	8:39am ! I X Key !: ! If you called then you will get something in the mail to choose your swag & pay then (o:
	8:40am goat friend: I'm noblefoodsfarmers@gmail.com. If you're serious drop me a line.
	8:41am sashajones: Loving this goat conversation!!
	8:42am sashajones: Sorry to be earnest, but WFMU is the "good thing" and please don't give up on it! Pledge nowwww to win Dam-Funk or John Carpenter!
	8:42am ! I X Key !: DO IT PLEDGE
	8:44am ! I X Key !: You love this stuff! Money for WFMU, please!
	8:52am sashajones: Getting at least one more pledge would feel oh so good! Help me reach my goal and grab one of these prizes!
	8:57am annie: thanks for the great show, sasha! try to see "Cherry Blossoms", it's wonderful..
	8:58am Sem Chumbo: Wonderful show, first time for me. Thanks so much!
	8:59am sashajones: Thanks, everybody! And yes, I will check out Cherry Blossoms!
	9:00am Ken From Hyde Park: $95,000 for Nachum's total so far. Yay!
	11:23am Tardigrade: just emailed Joe my yearly swag for life premium options.......... Trouble included.
	1:18pm Van in DC: Ahhhh, Tuesday afternoon work survival acoustics.

Paid By The Tear with Sasha: Playlist from March 15, 2016

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