WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from November 8, 2018

Listener comments!
	12:03pm Krys O.: Hello, Olivia & all!
	12:03pm Webhamster Henry: We are the robots.
	12:05pm Webhamster Henry: Complementary tune here: www.wfmu.org...
	12:05pm chris: wfmu: less talk, more Haack!
	12:08pm northguineahills: I could use some joy to the max!
	12:08pm Krys O.: Oh, thank you for this Maximum Joy!!! And old fave.
	12:11pm Ike: How many bands have "Joy" in their names? Maximum Joy, No Joy, Joy Division... any others?
	12:12pm βrian: Joy Polloi?
	12:13pm Passaic River Blues: Joy Orbison (good) and Joy Electric (not good).
	12:14pm βrian: Joy Borge?
	12:14pm pinholga: Too Much Joy Amo Joy
	12:14pm βrian: Babes in JoyLand?
	12:15pm pinholga: Joy Zipper
	🍝 12:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Joyous greetings, Ravioli Rascals!
	12:15pm βrian: "JoyMilk" might get you into trouble...
	12:18pm sphere: hullo raviolos
	12:19pm Webhamster Henry: WFMU's Donna's Gateway To Joy: wfmu.org...
	12:19pm queems: hey olivia & all
	12:19pm sphere: Back in the day, the Joy Boys were a DC radio improv duo that featured Willard Scott.
	12:21pm northguineahills: Hey PRB: I actually like some Joy Electric.... (I have no idea why).
	🍝 12:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Caller Joy from Shut Up, Weirdo
	12:23pm Mark Hurst: Hi Olivia, hi all!
	12:25pm Passaic River Blues: @NGH: hahaha OK, I have to sheepishly and hypocritically admit I had the first record from '94 or '95 and did enjoy the cloying sweetness of it ("Drum Machine Joy" was on it, I think). Over the years, I occasionally dipped my toe back in the water and checked out later stuff online but just couldn't ever get into it.
	12:26pm sphere: There's that Kevin Ayers album Joy of a Toy.
	12:28pm northguineahills: (@PRB: I have 3 LPs and 4 EPs by Joy Electric, again, I have no idea why, I blame HS, and I like it!).
	12:30pm The Oscar: Just tuning in, and ahhhhh I know I've heard this library cut a million times. Anyone have any idea where I might've heard it?
	12:31pm sphere: WFMU. I think Fabio used it as background music.
	12:32pm northguineahills: I running out of genres to count that Soul Jazz Recs has yet to count.... sphere is correct!
	12:32pm The Oscar: @sphere Ahh, that sounds right. Thanks!!
	12:51pm quinn: is this adriene
	12:53pm quinn: this is a perfect fusion of all my interests right now. youtube fitness, sound collage, yes, now add in some wholesome soup recipes please
	12:55pm northguineahills: Soup recipes, don't get me started, quinn. Even in the middle of a Floridian summer, I'm making soups from scratch! (I'm a soup junky).
	12:57pm Chris from DC: yay, made it for Faust.
	1:04pm northguineahills: Hypnotoad, Big Mama's doppelganger!
	1:04pm olivia: hi everyone! yea quinn - the youtube yoga-er Adriene, not our own Adriene!
	1:04pm βrian: I make one particular "fancy" soup that has a really smooth, rich consistency: roasted corn bisque. Lots of cumin and a little cayenne to give it a boost. Finished with cilantro and heavy cream. The New Year's version includes smoked salmon.
	1:07pm sphere: Big Mama is not related to Hypnotoad, of course she isn't. Of course....
	1:07pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: My wife makes a really good roasted carrot soup with ginger. It is REALLY carrot-y and filling. Wow. Perfect for this time of year.
	1:07pm Chris from DC: I approve of this year's mascot.
	1:07pm quinn: oh i'm verrrrry familiar with youtube yoga-er Adriene. my soups on rotation are the ribollita, black lentil soup & the curried coconut red lentil soup from 101cookbooks. check em out. last night we made black bean pumpkin soup and that was also good. soup is the best.
	1:10pm Webhamster Henry: It's a good day for squash-based soups!
	1:10pm northguineahills: @βrian y WN: Go on.... (WFMU is now officially my personal culinary fetish site....[I take food seriously, but only prepping, cooking, and imbibing...])
	1:14pm northguineahills: Unless in a pool, I wouldn't suggest swimming in (the Bay of) Bengal.....
	1:15pm northguineahills: damn, my butternut squash recently died, and I've already used all of the fruit...
	1:16pm Webhamster Henry: WFMU needs a cooking show!
	1:17pm northguineahills: When cooking a dish for the first time, I look up a dozen recipes, and average the ratios in my head (and to my tastes). After about 4-5 times if I master it, I can do it by heart.
	1:18pm tim from champaign: Butternut squash and pear soup with a dash of cream is deeelicious.
	1:18pm still b/p: I think...baking shows are well represented in the schedule.
	1:25pm crateslinger: We do talk about food a lot here it's true. I had pizza for lunch. And wings. And a Stewart's Black Cherry. Barely awake now.
	1:26pm sphere: @Chris from DC - Did you hear about the Positive Force gig on Sunday?
	1:26pm crateslinger: What kind of food show would belong on WFMU? Made up recipes like 7SD last night?
	1:27pm crateslinger: Speaking of ravioli. Home made spinach and flour ravioli stuffed with ricotta is the greatest food in the world.
	1:27pm sphere: Ian MacKaye, Amy Farina, and Joe Lally are emerging out of the shadows and playing at St. Stephens.
	1:28pm Chris from DC: Wow the word spread on that show fast,
	1:29pm Chris from DC: Yeah, apparently they've been working on this for a bit.
	1:29pm sphere: yeah from what I see, DC thinks it's a big deal.
	1:30pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Crateslinger-you transport artwork, right?
	1:30pm βrian: Since it's fall, tarragon is back in my lineup of "flavorizers," mostly in marinades.
	1:31pm joe Ray: I love this Thursday afternoon block of shows. Olivia followed by Fabio is perfect for my tastes.
	1:31pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Food in Poland is really really really good. It is so good I ate gluten, I just did not care!
	1:32pm Chris from DC: @Sphere it made Pitchfork, amusingly enough.
	1:35pm olivia: thanks, joe Ray!
	1:36pm crateslinger: Wild Neil - I build the crates in which art is transported. I stay away from the shipping end of things. Why?
	1:40pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Did you ever see those really cool crates that fold up into flat slats? They stack like legos sort of and the banding holds it all together. I wish I could invent something like that and make a million and buy a house in Poland.
	1:40pm tim from champaign: To appropriate X Ray Burns... Polish food will mess you up bad! There's a Polish buffet in Chicago called Re Apple Buffet. On of my favorite places in the world. It is sooo good.
	1:40pm sphere: @Chris from DC - I'm not surprised. Ian MacKaye is a still a Sacred Name in some circles. :)
	1:41pm JakeGould: @WildNeil: Come up with a blintz folder.
	1:44pm still b/p: Blintz Folder...good media name. Wolf Blitzer's rival, Blintz Folder.
	1:45pm sphere: Blintz Folder sounds like a member of the Residents (pace Hardy).
	1:46pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Inventing stuff is really, really, really REALLY hard. Try it some time, I did , it was a gigantic effort with zero payoff, except for the experience.
	1:47pm crateslinger: Yeah, they're called lift vans and they clip together with wire brackets - only used for warehouse storage tho - but you can stack them to the sky. The problem with building a reusable unit for shipping is that every artwork is a custom job. Otherwise you're paying dearly to ship empty interior space.
	1:47pm JakeGould: @crateslinger: WFMU food show? “Just Order Pizza”
	1:49pm crateslinger: Ordering pizza is good for you and me here in Brooklyn, but what about everybody else that can't get pizza and has never had it?
	1:51pm Davee: Enjoying your show Olivia!!!
	1:51pm JakeGould: @crateslinger: Just starve.
	1:51pm JakeGould: Wait! That is the WFMU show: “Just Starve”
	1:52pm Davee: I'm hungry
	1:54pm crateslinger: I want to make a tattoo of a buffalo chicken wing taking flight with slices of pizza for actual wings.
	1:54pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I had a bag of popcorn for desert. Chicken salad sandwich for lunch. Carrot for snack. And tangerines. Yum.
	1:55pm tim from champaign: This arrangement is really good! I love the original too. This should be put out as a 45 with a cover of It's Alright as the b-side
	1:55pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @crateslinger-you could make it look like a B2 bomber or an F-16 or something. You area probably thinking "bird" though.
	1:55pm crateslinger: That's been my lunch every day this week. Wings and pizza. Life is so perfect sometimes. Place down the street is awesome!
	1:56pm zpulpa: I feel like this background music will sound really special when its snowy out....
	1:57pm crateslinger: I'm thinking just a lumpy chicken wing - like the drumstick looking one with the one bone, not the two bone one - and two slices of pizza flapping over the shoulders like it's taking off before I eat all of it.
	1:57pm βrian: Pizza or tomato pie? Which?
	1:57pm Passaic River Blues: @crateslinger: "Pizza Wings" is an absurdly beautiful concept. You are a genius.
	1:58pm crateslinger: Thank you PRB - that's actually what I call it.
	1:59pm sphere: the first time i heard of a "tomato pie" rather than a pizza was on one of those Food Network shows.
	2:00pm prudy: thanks for playing Lonnie Holley. Love this record!
	2:03pm Mick: Tomato pie is different from pizza though, isn't it? No cheese. @Brian, are you willing to share that roasted corn bisque recipe?
	2:04pm Devin B.: Love this Eartheater record
	2:08pm Krys O.: Maus!
	2:09pm zpulpa: this mix of this song reminds me of this wacky band graperooom.bandcamp.com
	2:10pm Chris from DC: This took an interesting turn.
	2:11pm steveo: thanksgiving party at work; ate too much cheesecake; counteracting with coffee & puce mary & so far it's working
	2:11pm brainiac: I think I can hear Joni Mitchell in the mix
	2:11pm crateslinger: Brattleboro is a weird place. So much drugs.
	2:12pm zpulpa: @ crateslinger, true, very troubling. some nice people in the area, and yeah, lots of pain up there lately.
	2:13pm crateslinger: and violence! Vermont is not supposed to be a violent drug dungeon but Brattleboro is a good place to get thrown through a window by a cocaine dealer.
	2:14pm zpulpa: its creepy, I went to school near there and felt a strong sense of urgency to get OUT!
	2:15pm crateslinger: I grew up in the area. We used to go to VT to buy beer in the 80's but now it's like a dark suburb of Cincinatti or something.
	2:16pm crateslinger: More like Dayton I guess.
	2:16pm βrian: Nothing's is written down, but I got the overview from a chef I worked with years ago. He just came up with it one day. In a large cast-iron skillet or roasting pan, roast corn that's been dressed lightly with olive oil and (ideally, fresh) rosemary. When it's nice and caramelized, dump it in a large pot with stock/water and a few potatoes. Season with lots of cumin and a bit of cayenne. (The pique of the cayenne will diminish when you finish.) Salt to taste. Simmer for a good long while. Puree, and pass through a fine strainer/chinois. Finish with heavy cream, then puree cilantro into a portion that you mix back in.
	2:17pm Barney Grubbs: when I lived in Lebanon, NH, I always used to like stopping in Brattleboro for beer at McNeill's and record stores on the way to/from home, but I could imagine it being a weird place to live
	2:18pm crateslinger: I know McNeill's and there was a place nearby called the Weathervane, but I think the cops or the town actually closed it.
	2:19pm Barney Grubbs: I haven't lived up there for almost 10 years--things have probably changed a lot
	2:22pm crateslinger: There's actually a large well-known mental hospital in town and a lot of people who get released from there stick around, then there's the summer camping gutter punk travelers, and then you've got the junkies and the cocaine and even meth now. People sleep down along the train tracks along the river and stab each other.
	2:24pm crateslinger: Anyways, I talk too much. Love this show. I'm glad you're on the air Olivia. My kind of music.
	2:27pm crateslinger: One more thing re:Vermont. The guy in the pic for Grape Room from zpulpa's band camp link @2:09 looks like my kind of Vermonter the way I remember it, the way it should be - you're either a Lumberjack or a freek (or an underage kid from Massachusetts).
	2:29pm PERSONATOR from Highland Park NJ: Loving your set as usual thanks for an amazing selection
	🍝 2:31pm spaghetti head: hello!
	2:31pm βrian: Brattleboro was the deep south when I lived in VT. You know, "down there."
	2:31pm rw: Hello strangers!
	2:33pm ɛɨk: There go some of my romantic notions of Vermont! Are Burlington and Barre nice places to live, at least?
	2:36pm The Oscar: Every time this song comes on I'm shocked to realize it's not some 40-year-old private press gem dug up by Numero.
	2:38pm Mick: Thanks Brian, sounds fantastic! And thanks Olivia: the show has been fab as always!
	2:39pm crateslinger: Burlington might as well be Tribeca for all the New Yorkers. There's lots of nice places in Vermont and New England in general, but you want to stay out of the old mill towns. Basically any town with old brick buildings on the Connecticut River you want to stay away from.
	2:42pm Polyus: Quite Opal-esque, this Angel Olsen.
	2:44pm prudy: what's wrong with old mill towns?
	2:44pm Switchblade Batman: Why's that @Crateslinger?
	2:47pm prudy: some of my ancestors spent a lot of time in old mill towns
	2:55pm brainiac: This was a very calming set, which is just what I needed today. Namaste, Olivia
	2:57pm zpulpa: peace to you all! thank you so much olivia, I really needed this wash of sound to remind me of more subtle movements and changes.
	2:58pm chris: thanks, Olivia! great show!
	2:59pm steveo: thanks for the show!
	2:59pm crateslinger: They're not mill towns anymore and unless they are stops on the antiquers highway then most old mill towns in central New England seem to me largely drug-riddled ghost towns. Pittsfield, Worcester, Springfield, Holyoke, Brattleboro. I'm being anectotal and maybe a bit facetious, but I stand by this. My family is still up there.
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Olivia!

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from November 8, 2018

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November 8, 2018: Stretching (Again and Again)

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Bruce Haack	Program Me "Program Me" by "Bruce Haack"	The Electric Lucifer	Columbia	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Maximum Joy	Stretch "Stretch" by "Maximum Joy"	Single	99 Records	0:05:09 (Pop-up)
Martin Rev	Temptation "Temptation" by "Martin Rev"	New York Noise Vol 3	Soul Jazz	0:08:08 (Pop-up)
Fanny Kaplan	Neft "Neft" by "Fanny Kaplan"	Plastilin	Nazlo Records	0:16:08 (Pop-up)
Michael Garrison	Take a Chance "Take a Chance" by "Michael Garrison"	Eclipse	Mindspell	0:19:44 (Pop-up)
Syd Dale	Man Friday "Man Friday" by "Syd Dale"	TV Sound and Television Image: British Television, Film and Library Composers 1956-80	Soul Jazz	0:27:28 (Pop-up)

Brigid Mae Power	Don't Shut Me Up Politely	The Two Worlds	Tompkins Square	0:35:00 (Pop-up)
Yasmine Hamdan	La Ba'Den "La Ba'Den" by "Yasmine Hamdan"	Al Jamílat	Crammed Discs	0:40:14 (Pop-up)
Juana Molina	Cosoco "Cosoco" by "Juana Molina"	Halo	Crammed Discs	0:44:46 (Pop-up)
Richard Maxfield	Side A "Side A" by "Richard Maxfield"	Electronic Music	Advance Recordings	0:47:06 (Pop-up)
Faust	Stretch Out "Stretch Out" by "Faust"	Patch Work	Staubgold	0:54:54 (Pop-up)

Gun Outfit	Landscape Painter "Landscape Painter" by "Gun Outfit"	Out of Range	Paradise of Bachelors	1:01:22 (Pop-up)
Kikagaku Moyo	Kogarashi "Kogarashi" by "Kikagaku Moyo"	House in the Tall Grass	Guruguru Brain	1:05:00 (Pop-up)
Swimming in Bengal	Apricot Haze "Apricot Haze" by "Swimming in Bengal"	Garden of Idle Hands	Lathe Records	1:08:54 (Pop-up)
Pierre Vassiliu	Alentour De Lune "Alentour De Lune" by "Pierre Vassiliu"	Face B - 1965 - 1981	Born Bad Records	1:16:06 (Pop-up)
Elza Soares	Dentro De Cada Um / Deus Ha De Ser	Deus E Mulher	Polysom	1:21:06 (Pop-up)

Deben Bhattacharya	Hasan Sayin, singer; Reza Argin, zxurtna	Paris to Calcutta: Men and Music on the Desert Road	Sublime Frequencies	1:33:37 (Pop-up)
Supreme Vagabond Craftsman	Also Mark Died Tragically 1965 - 1991	My Mum and Dad Went to Kenya in 2004	Invisible Spies	1:34:52 (Pop-up)
Upper Wilds	Deimos "Deimos" by "Upper Wilds"	Mars	Thrill Jockey	1:40:58 (Pop-up)
Gaye Su Akyol	Meftunum Sana "Meftunum Sana" by "Gaye Su Akyol"	İstikrarlı Hayal Hakikattir	Glitterbeat	1:45:20 (Pop-up)
Charles Bradley	Changes "Changes" by "Charles Bradley"	Changes	Daptone	1:49:10 (Pop-up)

Lonnie Holley	How Far Is Spaced-Out?	Mith	Jagjaguwar	1:57:21 (Pop-up)
Eartheater	Inhale Baby "Inhale Baby" by "Eartheater"	Irisiri	PAN	2:02:02 (Pop-up)
John Maus	I'm Only Human "I'm Only Human" by "John Maus"	Songs	Upset The Rhythm	2:06:16 (Pop-up)
Puce Mary	Dissolve "Dissolve" by "Puce Mary"	Drought	PAN	2:07:19 (Pop-up)
Lfz	Start Forever "Start Forever" by "Lfz"	Name Plus Focus	Castle Face	2:12:45 (Pop-up)
Mountain Movers	Freeway "Freeway" by "Mountain Movers"	Pink Skies	Trouble In Mind	2:15:55 (Pop-up)
Eugene Chadbourne	Love "Love" by "Eugene Chadbourne"	Solo Guitar Volume 1 1/3	Feeding Tube	2:22:09 (Pop-up)
Maxine Funke	Best Kept "Best Kept" by "Maxine Funke"	Single	Feeding Tube	2:24:21 (Pop-up)

Jessica Pratt	This Time Around "This Time Around" by "Jessica Pratt"	Single	Drag City	2:32:31 (Pop-up)
Angel Olsen	Special "Special" by "Angel Olsen"	Phases	Jagjaguwar	2:36:06 (Pop-up)
Laurel Halo	Moontalk "Moontalk" by "Laurel Halo"	Dust	Hyperdub	2:43:53 (Pop-up)
Klein	Cry Theme "Cry Theme" by "Klein"	Tommy	Hyperdub	2:46:01 (Pop-up)
Marisa Anderson	In Waves "In Waves" by "Marisa Anderson"	Into The Light	Chaos Kitchen	2:47:45 (Pop-up)
Juana Molina	Las Culpas II "Las Culpas II" by "Juana Molina"	Single	Crammed Discs	2:53:34 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm Krys O.: Hello, Olivia & all!
	12:03pm Webhamster Henry: We are the robots.
	12:05pm Webhamster Henry: Complementary tune here: www.wfmu.org...
	12:05pm chris: wfmu: less talk, more Haack!
	12:08pm northguineahills: I could use some joy to the max!
	12:08pm Krys O.: Oh, thank you for this Maximum Joy!!! And old fave.
	12:11pm Ike: How many bands have "Joy" in their names? Maximum Joy, No Joy, Joy Division... any others?
	12:12pm βrian: Joy Polloi?
	12:13pm Passaic River Blues: Joy Orbison (good) and Joy Electric (not good).
	12:14pm βrian: Joy Borge?
	12:14pm pinholga: Too Much Joy Amo Joy
	12:14pm βrian: Babes in JoyLand?
	12:15pm pinholga: Joy Zipper
	🍝 12:15pm Ken From Hyde Park: Joyous greetings, Ravioli Rascals!
	12:15pm βrian: "JoyMilk" might get you into trouble...
	12:18pm sphere: hullo raviolos
	12:19pm Webhamster Henry: WFMU's Donna's Gateway To Joy: wfmu.org...
	12:19pm queems: hey olivia & all
	12:19pm sphere: Back in the day, the Joy Boys were a DC radio improv duo that featured Willard Scott.
	12:21pm northguineahills: Hey PRB: I actually like some Joy Electric.... (I have no idea why).
	🍝 12:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: Caller Joy from Shut Up, Weirdo
	12:23pm Mark Hurst: Hi Olivia, hi all!
	12:25pm Passaic River Blues: @NGH: hahaha OK, I have to sheepishly and hypocritically admit I had the first record from '94 or '95 and did enjoy the cloying sweetness of it ("Drum Machine Joy" was on it, I think). Over the years, I occasionally dipped my toe back in the water and checked out later stuff online but just couldn't ever get into it.
	12:26pm sphere: There's that Kevin Ayers album Joy of a Toy.
	12:28pm northguineahills: (@PRB: I have 3 LPs and 4 EPs by Joy Electric, again, I have no idea why, I blame HS, and I like it!).
	12:30pm The Oscar: Just tuning in, and ahhhhh I know I've heard this library cut a million times. Anyone have any idea where I might've heard it?
	12:31pm sphere: WFMU. I think Fabio used it as background music.
	12:32pm northguineahills: I running out of genres to count that Soul Jazz Recs has yet to count.... sphere is correct!
	12:32pm The Oscar: @sphere Ahh, that sounds right. Thanks!!
	12:51pm quinn: is this adriene
	12:53pm quinn: this is a perfect fusion of all my interests right now. youtube fitness, sound collage, yes, now add in some wholesome soup recipes please
	12:55pm northguineahills: Soup recipes, don't get me started, quinn. Even in the middle of a Floridian summer, I'm making soups from scratch! (I'm a soup junky).
	12:57pm Chris from DC: yay, made it for Faust.
	1:04pm northguineahills: Hypnotoad, Big Mama's doppelganger!
	1:04pm olivia: hi everyone! yea quinn - the youtube yoga-er Adriene, not our own Adriene!
	1:04pm βrian: I make one particular "fancy" soup that has a really smooth, rich consistency: roasted corn bisque. Lots of cumin and a little cayenne to give it a boost. Finished with cilantro and heavy cream. The New Year's version includes smoked salmon.
	1:07pm sphere: Big Mama is not related to Hypnotoad, of course she isn't. Of course....
	1:07pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: My wife makes a really good roasted carrot soup with ginger. It is REALLY carrot-y and filling. Wow. Perfect for this time of year.
	1:07pm Chris from DC: I approve of this year's mascot.
	1:07pm quinn: oh i'm verrrrry familiar with youtube yoga-er Adriene. my soups on rotation are the ribollita, black lentil soup & the curried coconut red lentil soup from 101cookbooks. check em out. last night we made black bean pumpkin soup and that was also good. soup is the best.
	1:10pm Webhamster Henry: It's a good day for squash-based soups!
	1:10pm northguineahills: @βrian y WN: Go on.... (WFMU is now officially my personal culinary fetish site....[I take food seriously, but only prepping, cooking, and imbibing...])
	1:14pm northguineahills: Unless in a pool, I wouldn't suggest swimming in (the Bay of) Bengal.....
	1:15pm northguineahills: damn, my butternut squash recently died, and I've already used all of the fruit...
	1:16pm Webhamster Henry: WFMU needs a cooking show!
	1:17pm northguineahills: When cooking a dish for the first time, I look up a dozen recipes, and average the ratios in my head (and to my tastes). After about 4-5 times if I master it, I can do it by heart.
	1:18pm tim from champaign: Butternut squash and pear soup with a dash of cream is deeelicious.
	1:18pm still b/p: I think...baking shows are well represented in the schedule.
	1:25pm crateslinger: We do talk about food a lot here it's true. I had pizza for lunch. And wings. And a Stewart's Black Cherry. Barely awake now.
	1:26pm sphere: @Chris from DC - Did you hear about the Positive Force gig on Sunday?
	1:26pm crateslinger: What kind of food show would belong on WFMU? Made up recipes like 7SD last night?
	1:27pm crateslinger: Speaking of ravioli. Home made spinach and flour ravioli stuffed with ricotta is the greatest food in the world.
	1:27pm sphere: Ian MacKaye, Amy Farina, and Joe Lally are emerging out of the shadows and playing at St. Stephens.
	1:28pm Chris from DC: Wow the word spread on that show fast,
	1:29pm Chris from DC: Yeah, apparently they've been working on this for a bit.
	1:29pm sphere: yeah from what I see, DC thinks it's a big deal.
	1:30pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Crateslinger-you transport artwork, right?
	1:30pm βrian: Since it's fall, tarragon is back in my lineup of "flavorizers," mostly in marinades.
	1:31pm joe Ray: I love this Thursday afternoon block of shows. Olivia followed by Fabio is perfect for my tastes.
	1:31pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Food in Poland is really really really good. It is so good I ate gluten, I just did not care!
	1:32pm Chris from DC: @Sphere it made Pitchfork, amusingly enough.
	1:35pm olivia: thanks, joe Ray!
	1:36pm crateslinger: Wild Neil - I build the crates in which art is transported. I stay away from the shipping end of things. Why?
	1:40pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Did you ever see those really cool crates that fold up into flat slats? They stack like legos sort of and the banding holds it all together. I wish I could invent something like that and make a million and buy a house in Poland.
	1:40pm tim from champaign: To appropriate X Ray Burns... Polish food will mess you up bad! There's a Polish buffet in Chicago called Re Apple Buffet. On of my favorite places in the world. It is sooo good.
	1:40pm sphere: @Chris from DC - I'm not surprised. Ian MacKaye is a still a Sacred Name in some circles. :)
	1:41pm JakeGould: @WildNeil: Come up with a blintz folder.
	1:44pm still b/p: Blintz Folder...good media name. Wolf Blitzer's rival, Blintz Folder.
	1:45pm sphere: Blintz Folder sounds like a member of the Residents (pace Hardy).
	1:46pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Inventing stuff is really, really, really REALLY hard. Try it some time, I did , it was a gigantic effort with zero payoff, except for the experience.
	1:47pm crateslinger: Yeah, they're called lift vans and they clip together with wire brackets - only used for warehouse storage tho - but you can stack them to the sky. The problem with building a reusable unit for shipping is that every artwork is a custom job. Otherwise you're paying dearly to ship empty interior space.
	1:47pm JakeGould: @crateslinger: WFMU food show? “Just Order Pizza”
	1:49pm crateslinger: Ordering pizza is good for you and me here in Brooklyn, but what about everybody else that can't get pizza and has never had it?
	1:51pm Davee: Enjoying your show Olivia!!!
	1:51pm JakeGould: @crateslinger: Just starve.
	1:51pm JakeGould: Wait! That is the WFMU show: “Just Starve”
	1:52pm Davee: I'm hungry
	1:54pm crateslinger: I want to make a tattoo of a buffalo chicken wing taking flight with slices of pizza for actual wings.
	1:54pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I had a bag of popcorn for desert. Chicken salad sandwich for lunch. Carrot for snack. And tangerines. Yum.
	1:55pm tim from champaign: This arrangement is really good! I love the original too. This should be put out as a 45 with a cover of It's Alright as the b-side
	1:55pm Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @crateslinger-you could make it look like a B2 bomber or an F-16 or something. You area probably thinking "bird" though.
	1:55pm crateslinger: That's been my lunch every day this week. Wings and pizza. Life is so perfect sometimes. Place down the street is awesome!
	1:56pm zpulpa: I feel like this background music will sound really special when its snowy out....
	1:57pm crateslinger: I'm thinking just a lumpy chicken wing - like the drumstick looking one with the one bone, not the two bone one - and two slices of pizza flapping over the shoulders like it's taking off before I eat all of it.
	1:57pm βrian: Pizza or tomato pie? Which?
	1:57pm Passaic River Blues: @crateslinger: "Pizza Wings" is an absurdly beautiful concept. You are a genius.
	1:58pm crateslinger: Thank you PRB - that's actually what I call it.
	1:59pm sphere: the first time i heard of a "tomato pie" rather than a pizza was on one of those Food Network shows.
	2:00pm prudy: thanks for playing Lonnie Holley. Love this record!
	2:03pm Mick: Tomato pie is different from pizza though, isn't it? No cheese. @Brian, are you willing to share that roasted corn bisque recipe?
	2:04pm Devin B.: Love this Eartheater record
	2:08pm Krys O.: Maus!
	2:09pm zpulpa: this mix of this song reminds me of this wacky band graperooom.bandcamp.com
	2:10pm Chris from DC: This took an interesting turn.
	2:11pm steveo: thanksgiving party at work; ate too much cheesecake; counteracting with coffee & puce mary & so far it's working
	2:11pm brainiac: I think I can hear Joni Mitchell in the mix
	2:11pm crateslinger: Brattleboro is a weird place. So much drugs.
	2:12pm zpulpa: @ crateslinger, true, very troubling. some nice people in the area, and yeah, lots of pain up there lately.
	2:13pm crateslinger: and violence! Vermont is not supposed to be a violent drug dungeon but Brattleboro is a good place to get thrown through a window by a cocaine dealer.
	2:14pm zpulpa: its creepy, I went to school near there and felt a strong sense of urgency to get OUT!
	2:15pm crateslinger: I grew up in the area. We used to go to VT to buy beer in the 80's but now it's like a dark suburb of Cincinatti or something.
	2:16pm crateslinger: More like Dayton I guess.
	2:16pm βrian: Nothing's is written down, but I got the overview from a chef I worked with years ago. He just came up with it one day. In a large cast-iron skillet or roasting pan, roast corn that's been dressed lightly with olive oil and (ideally, fresh) rosemary. When it's nice and caramelized, dump it in a large pot with stock/water and a few potatoes. Season with lots of cumin and a bit of cayenne. (The pique of the cayenne will diminish when you finish.) Salt to taste. Simmer for a good long while. Puree, and pass through a fine strainer/chinois. Finish with heavy cream, then puree cilantro into a portion that you mix back in.
	2:17pm Barney Grubbs: when I lived in Lebanon, NH, I always used to like stopping in Brattleboro for beer at McNeill's and record stores on the way to/from home, but I could imagine it being a weird place to live
	2:18pm crateslinger: I know McNeill's and there was a place nearby called the Weathervane, but I think the cops or the town actually closed it.
	2:19pm Barney Grubbs: I haven't lived up there for almost 10 years--things have probably changed a lot
	2:22pm crateslinger: There's actually a large well-known mental hospital in town and a lot of people who get released from there stick around, then there's the summer camping gutter punk travelers, and then you've got the junkies and the cocaine and even meth now. People sleep down along the train tracks along the river and stab each other.
	2:24pm crateslinger: Anyways, I talk too much. Love this show. I'm glad you're on the air Olivia. My kind of music.
	2:27pm crateslinger: One more thing re:Vermont. The guy in the pic for Grape Room from zpulpa's band camp link @2:09 looks like my kind of Vermonter the way I remember it, the way it should be - you're either a Lumberjack or a freek (or an underage kid from Massachusetts).
	2:29pm PERSONATOR from Highland Park NJ: Loving your set as usual thanks for an amazing selection
	🍝 2:31pm spaghetti head: hello!
	2:31pm βrian: Brattleboro was the deep south when I lived in VT. You know, "down there."
	2:31pm rw: Hello strangers!
	2:33pm ɛɨk: There go some of my romantic notions of Vermont! Are Burlington and Barre nice places to live, at least?
	2:36pm The Oscar: Every time this song comes on I'm shocked to realize it's not some 40-year-old private press gem dug up by Numero.
	2:38pm Mick: Thanks Brian, sounds fantastic! And thanks Olivia: the show has been fab as always!
	2:39pm crateslinger: Burlington might as well be Tribeca for all the New Yorkers. There's lots of nice places in Vermont and New England in general, but you want to stay out of the old mill towns. Basically any town with old brick buildings on the Connecticut River you want to stay away from.
	2:42pm Polyus: Quite Opal-esque, this Angel Olsen.
	2:44pm prudy: what's wrong with old mill towns?
	2:44pm Switchblade Batman: Why's that @Crateslinger?
	2:47pm prudy: some of my ancestors spent a lot of time in old mill towns
	2:55pm brainiac: This was a very calming set, which is just what I needed today. Namaste, Olivia
	2:57pm zpulpa: peace to you all! thank you so much olivia, I really needed this wash of sound to remind me of more subtle movements and changes.
	2:58pm chris: thanks, Olivia! great show!
	2:59pm steveo: thanks for the show!
	2:59pm crateslinger: They're not mill towns anymore and unless they are stops on the antiquers highway then most old mill towns in central New England seem to me largely drug-riddled ghost towns. Pittsfield, Worcester, Springfield, Holyoke, Brattleboro. I'm being anectotal and maybe a bit facetious, but I stand by this. My family is still up there.
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: Thanks, Olivia!

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