WFMU: Nazario Scenario: Playlist from November 10, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:02am Ken From Hyde Park: Don't blame me. I voted for Kodos!
	9:02am listener james from westwood: I'm here. Not sure how chatty I'll be b/c my tongue (and fingers) are as yet, intemperate in expression, but hugely appreciate your being on the air.
	9:10am Amanda: Thank you James! I appreciate it. If anybody wants to sound off here, I welcome it and I hope you do. I have some thoughts of my own that I will share either typed or said. @Ken HP No abortions for anyone!
	9:11am steve: hey Amanda! now i only get to listen to the first 30 mins of your show now because my class starts at 9:30... but my students who come early get to listen too!
	9:14am Amanda: That is great steve! Hi students, you're amazing.
	9:16am Amanda: I slightly want to remove this dog-comfort gif because it's slowing my computer down. But if it's working for you all, I will keep it!
	9:18am pantz: Morning Amanda and Nazario-ites around the world. We got through W, we'll get through Drumpf.
	9:20am listener james from westwood: If ever there were a day where folks could bring dogs around to offices, public squares, etc. simply for folks to hug, pet, cry on, etc., not unlike the dogs who visit hospitals, well, this would be a great week for it.
	9:21am listener james from westwood: Which is to say, Amanda, you've got my dream job right now. :)
	9:36am Stevel: "We're connected, we shouldn't be divided." Connections and interactions between people is the only thing I truly value in this world. Its the closest to religion that I get. Yer' OK, Amanda.
	9:36am listener james from westwood: Right for the couple of weeks after 9/11 folks I passed in Midtown made and held eye contact for just a bit longer than they would ordinarily, like long enough to ping that psychic message between me and the other person to say "I'm here. I see you. I know."
	9:38am Nate K.: Been looking forward to this show since Tuesday night.
	9:40am Nate K.: I'll just say this as far as where I am right now. The idea of connecting with someone on a genuinely human level that voted for Trump feels too difficult right now. But I suppose that will have to change for me at some point.
	9:41am Amanda: Awe, thanks @Nate. Hey, let's make sure we keep this spirit alive not just for four years but forever. I mean the spirit of standing up for each other, and compassion, and true support, not just lip service. Please?
	9:51am listener james from westwood: Quoting a friend (@MortuaryReport on Twitter, if you'd like an awesome person to follow): Stay weird, be kind. #SWBK
	9:52am Amanda: To Nate's point, I say start with people you already know and like and agree with-- be better to them. Then branch out to people you like and agree with but don't know; get to know them. Then see what happens next.
	9:55am Nate K.: Amanda, that's more or less my plan.
	9:55am Ken From Hyde Park: Frangry once mentioned a T-shirt slogan she saw: Let your weirdo light shine bright so that other weirdos can find you.
	9:56am Amanda: Frangry gets it.
	10:03am listener james from westwood: Good on ya for saying something and also for seeing that his distress may have been temporary/not his best moment. Both are tough.
	10:07am Amanda: We all kind of shook our heads and laughed. It is weird, but maybe explainable, how many times I laughed yesterday.
	10:08am listener james from westwood: Eminently understandable reaction to the situation, both in the coffee shop and generally.
	10:09am Parq: I forget who said it; the more I see of people, the more I like my dog.
	10:09am Stevel: Re. your story (which was inspiring) We NEVER know what other people are going through. also, No one needs to tolerate offensive behavior.
	10:13am pantz: Hey Amanda, you seem to be dancing a Replacements/Paul Westerberg sound. Could you play either, if you get a chance so I can let this other shoe fall in my head?
	10:13am pantz: You read my mind Sheesh!
	10:13am Amanda: Ha ha ha! (There I go again.)
	10:15am Amanda: @pantz, I think that's the first time someone has anticipated that I'd play an artist. Freeeeeky.
	10:17am pantz: What number am I thinking of, Amanda?
	10:17am Amanda: 13?
	10:18am pantz: Nope. Sorry, Kreskin.
	10:18am Amanda: At least, something that's black and in the middle block on the roulette table.
	10:19am pantz: 32. Not sure where that is on the roullette table.
	10:21am Amanda: I totally lost. 32 is red and at the end.
	10:24am Jeff Golick: Hi. Missed too much good stuff already. Ah well. Have moved somewhat shock/dismay/horror/miserable sadness for the children to something closer to fuck people who are proudly dumb.
	10:24am Jeff Golick: But it's a spectrum.
	10:24am pantz: Great show though. Definitely a winner there.
	10:26am Amanda: Hi Jeff! I recommend the Buzzfeed countdown to 2020, it made me feel a lot better.
	10:27am Amanda: A little better.
	10:32am Artie Haywire: Gutted. But also full fight. Seeking ways to help. Personally and locally first. Active in my refuge of a city. As far as organizations, ACLU, SPLC and SELC top the list. And WFMU, of course. Her soft glow is a beacon for good.
	10:38am Dominick: Sha la la, dooby wah Dum dum dum, yeh yeh, um
	10:38am Amanda: One of the best things I did in the past year was become an ACLU member. If they are able to make a monthly donation everyone should.
	10:43am listener james from westwood: Mazzy Star!
	10:44am Jeff Golick: I'll all about the 2018 midterms, baby. Though I have limited faith in our ability as a nation to vote in our best interests at any given moment.
	10:45am Jeff Golick: (Needless to say, the current climate has decimated my proofreading abilities. Not sure how you're keeping up standards, @listener james.)
	10:46am sugarwolf: I was with Trump voters yesterday. We have known each other for almost 40 years and I know we all care about each other. It was difficult though. I know their children have yelled at them tho :)
	10:48am Amanda: God I want to hug every single one of those young 18-21 voters btw.
	10:50am pantz: Don't have a cow, dudes! It's almost Simpson's Time. I could use the levity.
	10:50am Jeff Golick: @sugarwolf: that kind of "red/blue" intermingling is pretty crucial and less and less a part of our communities. I'm not a proselytizer by nature and wonder how the conversation goes forward across lines now.
	10:52am KP: Just missed Mazzy Star! Had recently realized i missed a lot by not getting into them. I'm seeking to rectify issue
	10:53am Nate K.: This Kool 100s is in the running for Burn It Down! single of the year.
	10:55am Jeff Golick: One small thing: this week has made me remember how crucial my friends and loved ones and radio pals all are to me and my emotional health. If on a personal level the election allows me to seek out others and, as Amanda said, practice more compassion, then that's ok. (Won't mean much in the face of a nuclear holocaust, but isn't it the little things?) Aight, stepping away from the keyboard.
	10:57am listener james from westwood: This set is a jewel.
	10:57am Amanda: I actually think it would mean a lot in the face of a nuclear holocaust. Or in the face of any number of smaller and more likely acts of violence.
	10:58am Stevel: I can only think about the situation in short bits and pieces, otherwise, I start imagining all of the things that could go wrong and I end up in a spiral of anxiety. Not helpful. I am attempting to limit my thoughts to what currently exists, and that's where being kind and firm comes in. I like the suggestion of supporting the ACLU. Our laws are pretty good. That's where many battles will be fought. Obviously, things are still pretty fragmented in my head, but that's OK.
	10:58am Nate K.: I appreciate what appears to be your having put a tremendous amount of thought into this show, Amanda. I was just going to play 'Spray Pain the Walls" for three hours, but now I have to reconsider.
	10:59am Amanda: @Nate I saw that you played it and that convinced me to play it!
	11:01am listener james from westwood: Ahhh, I laughed hard at that Billie Joe imitation. First time in 2 days.
	11:01am KP: I have not heard "I Want to Grow Up to be a Poltician" by the Byrds this year for maybe first ever election cycle. That was only plus.
	11:08am Nate K.: I find this HoJo jam perfectly appropriate for the utter absurdity of the moment.
	11:12am Amanda: I fully support your choice to play Spray Paint the Walls on repeat!
	11:14am Artie Haywire: Don't know whether it resonates quite the same outside of the South, but the issues being tackled by the good folks at SPLC are right at the heart of our current situation. Private citizens boldly taking on hate groups, making a huge difference but also making targets of themselves. Worthy of your consideration IMHO.
	11:15am Parq: Eight years ago, Kenny G marked the results of the 2008 election by playing "Chocolate City" on repeat for three hours. (He was preceding Iriwn in those days, and I couldn't help but wonder how much of that was an in-your-face thing internally.) I shudder to think what someone like Kenny would play on repeat to mark this year's election.
	11:16am Amanda: Great suggestion @Artie.
	11:18am listener james from westwood: Fabio's musical choices today may be somewhat wry.
	11:20am listener james from westwood: Boy, did the hate for the clip-show format show in this episode!
	11:21am Stevel: Artie: Agreed, this is a GREAT time to support the SPLC, as many hate groups are showing themselves more clearly. Its a strategic opportunity to know and confront a real enemy of our nation
	11:21am Stevel: www.splcenter.org
	11:24am listener james from westwood: That might be the part I read as hating the format, and it too makes me laugh. Haw haw, even.
	11:27am Nate K.: The show Community had an amazing clip episode where they were in their study room reminiscing, but none of the recalled clips were actually from previous shows that aired. They were all original scenes for the episode, but were told through the structure of a clip show.
	11:28am listener james from westwood: Did Moe ever get that cell phone? And did he call Marge's robot brain directly with it?
	11:30am Ken From Hyde Park: I hear they re-upped The Simpsons for two more seasons. Let's hope they're good ones. Also, there was some internet headline about a second movie. Not sure what are the chances of that happening. The clip where they mentioned President Trump has been going around, too.
	11:33am northguineahills: bravo!
	11:39am Stevel: This sort of represents my brain in the last 48 hours. Chaotic, with twinges of harmony.
	11:40am Amanda: Now that I have sung it, I realize that the structure of their parody song is different enough from "We Didn't Start the Fire" that it sounds kind of weird sung to the same melody.
	11:40am Amanda: Realizing that along with "American Idiot" I could have played "We Didn't Start the Fire" today, so I am really ahead of the game!
	11:42am Stevel: You are a model of self control and decorum.
	11:42am listener james from westwood: No offense to local institution Billy Joel, but I am chuffed as hell to hear Sun Ra!
	11:43am Amanda: Just thought of another one: "The End" by the Doors. Yay, thanks James!
	11:43am Nate K.: "Rivers of Babylon" is hitting me right in the gut.
	11:55am Parq: The Persuasions are always welcome.
	11:56am listener james from westwood: An extra treat to have you along for this particular workday, Amanda!
	11:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Have a good week, Kid Listenable. Keep smiling!
	12:00pm Amanda: Thanks all. Talk to you soon.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from November 10, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	New	Approx. start time
Herman's Hermits	For Love "For Love" by "Herman's Hermits"		MGM	1966	7"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Heartworms	A Heartworm Reflects "A Heartworm Reflects" by "Heartworms"		Popfactory	1995	7"		0:06:19 (Pop-up)
The Fall	Living Too Late "Living Too Late" by "The Fall"	Bend Sinister	Beggars Banquet	1986	CD		0:08:26 (Pop-up)
Mekons	I'm Not Here "I'm Not Here" by "Mekons"	So Good it Hurts	Twin Tone	1990	LP		0:12:32 (Pop-up)
Key Wilde & Mr Clarke	Seasons in the Sun	Superhits of the 70s HIT EXPLOSION! Michael Shelley's WFMU premium 2016					0:17:23 (Pop-up)
Richie Havens	There's a Hole in the Future		Stormy Forest	1970	7"		0:19:59 (Pop-up)
Jackie DeShannon	Down By the Riverside	Songs	Capitol	1971	LP		0:22:30 (Pop-up)
Yo La Tengo	I Wanna Be Free "I Wanna Be Free" by "Yo La Tengo"	Murder in the Second Degree				*	0:26:48 (Pop-up)

Jale	Promise "Promise" by "Jale"		Sub Pop	1994	7"		0:37:27 (Pop-up)
Sue Garner	Rose-Colored Glue "Rose-Colored Glue" by "Sue Garner"	To Run More Smoothly	Thrill Jockey	1997	CD		0:39:39 (Pop-up)
Sajid Khan	Ha Ram "Ha Ram" by "Sajid Khan"		Colgems	1969	7"		0:42:48 (Pop-up)
Scrawl	Misery (Someone is Winning)		SOL	1992	7"		0:45:37 (Pop-up)
Arthur Lee	Sad Song "Sad Song" by "Arthur Lee"		Sundazed	rec 1971	7"		0:49:36 (Pop-up)
Animals	Don't Bring Me Down "Don't Bring Me Down" by "Animals"		MGM	1966	7"		0:51:22 (Pop-up)
Descendents	Everything Sux "Everything Sux" by "Descendents"	Everything Sucks	Epitaph	1996	CD		0:54:27 (Pop-up)

The Presidents of the United States of America	Bath of Fire	II	Columbia	1996	CD		1:05:35 (Pop-up)
The Rezillos	No "No" by "The Rezillos"	Can't Stand The Rezillos	Sire	1978	LP		1:08:23 (Pop-up)
The Replacements	Within Your Reach	Hootenanny	Twin Tone	1983	CD		1:11:08 (Pop-up)
Michael Hurley	I Think I'll Move "I Think I'll Move" by "Michael Hurley"	Snockgrass	Rounder	1980	LP		1:14:59 (Pop-up)
Benny Johnson	Visions of Paradise		Today	1973	7"		1:17:56 (Pop-up)
Strawberry Alarm Clock	Tomorrow "Tomorrow" by "Strawberry Alarm Clock"		Uni	1968	7"		1:21:53 (Pop-up)
Mercy	Love "Love" by "Mercy"		Sundi	1969	7"		1:23:56 (Pop-up)

The Minus Five	Song For Peter Tork	Of Monkees and Men	Yep Roc	2016	CD		1:34:48 (Pop-up)
Silver Jews	The Wild Kindness "The Wild Kindness" by "Silver Jews"	American Water	Drag City	1996	CD		1:39:03 (Pop-up)
Mazzy Star	Flowers in December "Flowers in December" by "Mazzy Star"	Among My Swan	Capitol	1996	CD		1:42:48 (Pop-up)
Spoon Fazer	Back to the Beginning	Close to the Noise Floor: Formative UK Electronica 1975-1984	Cherry Red		CD box set	*	1:48:17 (Pop-up)
Kool 100's	Reverse Mortgage "Reverse Mortgage" by "Kool 100's"	We Buy Gold EP	The Garbage Shop		CD	*	1:50:18 (Pop-up)
The Contrarians	Don't Crowd Me "Don't Crowd Me" by "The Contrarians"	Live at the Lakeside Lounge (2002)	Foreign Frequency		CD	*	1:53:05 (Pop-up)
Teenage Fanclub	Hold On "Hold On" by "Teenage Fanclub"	Here	Merge		CD	*	1:56:06 (Pop-up)

Hojo, the Happy Clown	Happy Birthday Song		Howard Johnsons		7"		2:06:22 (Pop-up)
Koushik & Dudley Perkins	Don't Cry Baby	The Free Design Redesigned: The Remix EP Vol 1	Light in the Attic	2005	CD		2:08:44 (Pop-up)
Nora & Delia	Quiero La Poesia "Quiero La Poesia" by "Nora & Delia"	Asi como un Gorrion	SoL	1973	LP		2:12:53 (Pop-up)
Golden Teardrops	Closer "Closer" by "Golden Teardrops"		Hilltop		7"	*	2:15:53 (Pop-up)
Simpsons Time!	ep 286: Gump Roast (Lacusta/Castellaneta)	s13					2:18:40 (Pop-up)

Sun Ra	The Light Thereof "The Light Thereof" by "Sun Ra"	Nidhamu + Dark Myth Equation Visitation	Art Yard	rec '70s	CD	*	2:38:20 (Pop-up)
Steve Earle	Rivers of Babylon "Rivers of Babylon" by "Steve Earle"	Train a Comin'	WB	1995	CD		2:42:48 (Pop-up)
The Ar-Kaics	Just My Life "Just My Life" by "The Ar-Kaics"		Wick		7"	*	2:45:40 (Pop-up)
Jackson Five	To Know "To Know" by "Jackson Five"		Motown	1972	7"		2:48:46 (Pop-up)
The Persuasions	He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother/You've Got a Friend	Street Corner Symphony	Capitol	1971	LP		2:52:10 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am Ken From Hyde Park: Don't blame me. I voted for Kodos!
	9:02am listener james from westwood: I'm here. Not sure how chatty I'll be b/c my tongue (and fingers) are as yet, intemperate in expression, but hugely appreciate your being on the air.
	9:10am Amanda: Thank you James! I appreciate it. If anybody wants to sound off here, I welcome it and I hope you do. I have some thoughts of my own that I will share either typed or said. @Ken HP No abortions for anyone!
	9:11am steve: hey Amanda! now i only get to listen to the first 30 mins of your show now because my class starts at 9:30... but my students who come early get to listen too!
	9:14am Amanda: That is great steve! Hi students, you're amazing.
	9:16am Amanda: I slightly want to remove this dog-comfort gif because it's slowing my computer down. But if it's working for you all, I will keep it!
	9:18am pantz: Morning Amanda and Nazario-ites around the world. We got through W, we'll get through Drumpf.
	9:20am listener james from westwood: If ever there were a day where folks could bring dogs around to offices, public squares, etc. simply for folks to hug, pet, cry on, etc., not unlike the dogs who visit hospitals, well, this would be a great week for it.
	9:21am listener james from westwood: Which is to say, Amanda, you've got my dream job right now. :)
	9:36am Stevel: "We're connected, we shouldn't be divided." Connections and interactions between people is the only thing I truly value in this world. Its the closest to religion that I get. Yer' OK, Amanda.
	9:36am listener james from westwood: Right for the couple of weeks after 9/11 folks I passed in Midtown made and held eye contact for just a bit longer than they would ordinarily, like long enough to ping that psychic message between me and the other person to say "I'm here. I see you. I know."
	9:38am Nate K.: Been looking forward to this show since Tuesday night.
	9:40am Nate K.: I'll just say this as far as where I am right now. The idea of connecting with someone on a genuinely human level that voted for Trump feels too difficult right now. But I suppose that will have to change for me at some point.
	9:41am Amanda: Awe, thanks @Nate. Hey, let's make sure we keep this spirit alive not just for four years but forever. I mean the spirit of standing up for each other, and compassion, and true support, not just lip service. Please?
	9:51am listener james from westwood: Quoting a friend (@MortuaryReport on Twitter, if you'd like an awesome person to follow): Stay weird, be kind. #SWBK
	9:52am Amanda: To Nate's point, I say start with people you already know and like and agree with-- be better to them. Then branch out to people you like and agree with but don't know; get to know them. Then see what happens next.
	9:55am Nate K.: Amanda, that's more or less my plan.
	9:55am Ken From Hyde Park: Frangry once mentioned a T-shirt slogan she saw: Let your weirdo light shine bright so that other weirdos can find you.
	9:56am Amanda: Frangry gets it.
	10:03am listener james from westwood: Good on ya for saying something and also for seeing that his distress may have been temporary/not his best moment. Both are tough.
	10:07am Amanda: We all kind of shook our heads and laughed. It is weird, but maybe explainable, how many times I laughed yesterday.
	10:08am listener james from westwood: Eminently understandable reaction to the situation, both in the coffee shop and generally.
	10:09am Parq: I forget who said it; the more I see of people, the more I like my dog.
	10:09am Stevel: Re. your story (which was inspiring) We NEVER know what other people are going through. also, No one needs to tolerate offensive behavior.
	10:13am pantz: Hey Amanda, you seem to be dancing a Replacements/Paul Westerberg sound. Could you play either, if you get a chance so I can let this other shoe fall in my head?
	10:13am pantz: You read my mind Sheesh!
	10:13am Amanda: Ha ha ha! (There I go again.)
	10:15am Amanda: @pantz, I think that's the first time someone has anticipated that I'd play an artist. Freeeeeky.
	10:17am pantz: What number am I thinking of, Amanda?
	10:17am Amanda: 13?
	10:18am pantz: Nope. Sorry, Kreskin.
	10:18am Amanda: At least, something that's black and in the middle block on the roulette table.
	10:19am pantz: 32. Not sure where that is on the roullette table.
	10:21am Amanda: I totally lost. 32 is red and at the end.
	10:24am Jeff Golick: Hi. Missed too much good stuff already. Ah well. Have moved somewhat shock/dismay/horror/miserable sadness for the children to something closer to fuck people who are proudly dumb.
	10:24am Jeff Golick: But it's a spectrum.
	10:24am pantz: Great show though. Definitely a winner there.
	10:26am Amanda: Hi Jeff! I recommend the Buzzfeed countdown to 2020, it made me feel a lot better.
	10:27am Amanda: A little better.
	10:32am Artie Haywire: Gutted. But also full fight. Seeking ways to help. Personally and locally first. Active in my refuge of a city. As far as organizations, ACLU, SPLC and SELC top the list. And WFMU, of course. Her soft glow is a beacon for good.
	10:38am Dominick: Sha la la, dooby wah Dum dum dum, yeh yeh, um
	10:38am Amanda: One of the best things I did in the past year was become an ACLU member. If they are able to make a monthly donation everyone should.
	10:43am listener james from westwood: Mazzy Star!
	10:44am Jeff Golick: I'll all about the 2018 midterms, baby. Though I have limited faith in our ability as a nation to vote in our best interests at any given moment.
	10:45am Jeff Golick: (Needless to say, the current climate has decimated my proofreading abilities. Not sure how you're keeping up standards, @listener james.)
	10:46am sugarwolf: I was with Trump voters yesterday. We have known each other for almost 40 years and I know we all care about each other. It was difficult though. I know their children have yelled at them tho :)
	10:48am Amanda: God I want to hug every single one of those young 18-21 voters btw.
	10:50am pantz: Don't have a cow, dudes! It's almost Simpson's Time. I could use the levity.
	10:50am Jeff Golick: @sugarwolf: that kind of "red/blue" intermingling is pretty crucial and less and less a part of our communities. I'm not a proselytizer by nature and wonder how the conversation goes forward across lines now.
	10:52am KP: Just missed Mazzy Star! Had recently realized i missed a lot by not getting into them. I'm seeking to rectify issue
	10:53am Nate K.: This Kool 100s is in the running for Burn It Down! single of the year.
	10:55am Jeff Golick: One small thing: this week has made me remember how crucial my friends and loved ones and radio pals all are to me and my emotional health. If on a personal level the election allows me to seek out others and, as Amanda said, practice more compassion, then that's ok. (Won't mean much in the face of a nuclear holocaust, but isn't it the little things?) Aight, stepping away from the keyboard.
	10:57am listener james from westwood: This set is a jewel.
	10:57am Amanda: I actually think it would mean a lot in the face of a nuclear holocaust. Or in the face of any number of smaller and more likely acts of violence.
	10:58am Stevel: I can only think about the situation in short bits and pieces, otherwise, I start imagining all of the things that could go wrong and I end up in a spiral of anxiety. Not helpful. I am attempting to limit my thoughts to what currently exists, and that's where being kind and firm comes in. I like the suggestion of supporting the ACLU. Our laws are pretty good. That's where many battles will be fought. Obviously, things are still pretty fragmented in my head, but that's OK.
	10:58am Nate K.: I appreciate what appears to be your having put a tremendous amount of thought into this show, Amanda. I was just going to play 'Spray Pain the Walls" for three hours, but now I have to reconsider.
	10:59am Amanda: @Nate I saw that you played it and that convinced me to play it!
	11:01am listener james from westwood: Ahhh, I laughed hard at that Billie Joe imitation. First time in 2 days.
	11:01am KP: I have not heard "I Want to Grow Up to be a Poltician" by the Byrds this year for maybe first ever election cycle. That was only plus.
	11:08am Nate K.: I find this HoJo jam perfectly appropriate for the utter absurdity of the moment.
	11:12am Amanda: I fully support your choice to play Spray Paint the Walls on repeat!
	11:14am Artie Haywire: Don't know whether it resonates quite the same outside of the South, but the issues being tackled by the good folks at SPLC are right at the heart of our current situation. Private citizens boldly taking on hate groups, making a huge difference but also making targets of themselves. Worthy of your consideration IMHO.
	11:15am Parq: Eight years ago, Kenny G marked the results of the 2008 election by playing "Chocolate City" on repeat for three hours. (He was preceding Iriwn in those days, and I couldn't help but wonder how much of that was an in-your-face thing internally.) I shudder to think what someone like Kenny would play on repeat to mark this year's election.
	11:16am Amanda: Great suggestion @Artie.
	11:18am listener james from westwood: Fabio's musical choices today may be somewhat wry.
	11:20am listener james from westwood: Boy, did the hate for the clip-show format show in this episode!
	11:21am Stevel: Artie: Agreed, this is a GREAT time to support the SPLC, as many hate groups are showing themselves more clearly. Its a strategic opportunity to know and confront a real enemy of our nation
	11:21am Stevel: www.splcenter.org
	11:24am listener james from westwood: That might be the part I read as hating the format, and it too makes me laugh. Haw haw, even.
	11:27am Nate K.: The show Community had an amazing clip episode where they were in their study room reminiscing, but none of the recalled clips were actually from previous shows that aired. They were all original scenes for the episode, but were told through the structure of a clip show.
	11:28am listener james from westwood: Did Moe ever get that cell phone? And did he call Marge's robot brain directly with it?
	11:30am Ken From Hyde Park: I hear they re-upped The Simpsons for two more seasons. Let's hope they're good ones. Also, there was some internet headline about a second movie. Not sure what are the chances of that happening. The clip where they mentioned President Trump has been going around, too.
	11:33am northguineahills: bravo!
	11:39am Stevel: This sort of represents my brain in the last 48 hours. Chaotic, with twinges of harmony.
	11:40am Amanda: Now that I have sung it, I realize that the structure of their parody song is different enough from "We Didn't Start the Fire" that it sounds kind of weird sung to the same melody.
	11:40am Amanda: Realizing that along with "American Idiot" I could have played "We Didn't Start the Fire" today, so I am really ahead of the game!
	11:42am Stevel: You are a model of self control and decorum.
	11:42am listener james from westwood: No offense to local institution Billy Joel, but I am chuffed as hell to hear Sun Ra!
	11:43am Amanda: Just thought of another one: "The End" by the Doors. Yay, thanks James!
	11:43am Nate K.: "Rivers of Babylon" is hitting me right in the gut.
	11:55am Parq: The Persuasions are always welcome.
	11:56am listener james from westwood: An extra treat to have you along for this particular workday, Amanda!
	11:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Have a good week, Kid Listenable. Keep smiling!
	12:00pm Amanda: Thanks all. Talk to you soon.

Nazario Scenario: Playlist from November 10, 2016

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