WFMU: Therese: Playlist from June 21, 2020

Listener comments!
	5:01pm efd: Excellent start, Therese!
	5:01pm wendy del formaggio: This is one of the best songs to open a show!
	5:01pm chresti: Yeah yeah yeah! Hi Therese!
	5:01pm zivilars: Seamless transition from Suzy to Therese! Hi everybody!
	5:02pm juan: yeah! Therese!
	5:03pm Handy Haversack: Yeah! Hey, Therese! Hey, everyone!
	5:03pm yippie: oh yeah sounds like someone is ready for sum of that hot and dirty plague action
	5:03pm Therese: Hi everyone! Thanks for stopping by!
	5:04pm Franco Twinkie: Devolve Now!
	5:04pm MuWfInMass: what a great song timeless... yeah
	5:06pm ParUbi: hey everyone, hi Therese
	5:07pm mariano: Hey Therese, crew, folks, happy summer! [cue "Meatballs" theme]
	5:09pm CleanShirt: Oh boy
	5:11pm JohnEBGood: Hi Therese , your show gets better all the time. Are you still in Downtown?
	5:12pm Mr. Pumpy: Hi, Therese and all others out there and on here!
	5:13pm Mr. Pumpy: Got an urge; check. I want to purge; check. I'm losing control; CHECK!
	5:14pm Handy Haversack: BTW, my dog is shaking his booty. He seems to be feeling loose. Music works!
	5:15pm Mr. Pumpy: Bagpipe Boogie...everybody!
	5:16pm Franco Twinkie: Chresti shared a space with Bong Load Records long ago.
	5:19pm Mr. Pumpy: @Franco, "...and when I got home from the show, the real trouble started!"
	5:20pm wfmu listener phillip: happy fathers day Therese. I hope you did something for yours.
	5:20pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy, I missed juggling with death today! I hope you enjoyed not having to be on duty.
	5:20pm wendy del formaggio: Yay disco!
	5:21pm Joe B: Hi Therese and everyone. was just listening to Gwen McCrae earlier
	5:21pm wfmu listener phillip: I live in the bronx now my parents are buried in queens so I could not even visit their graves.
	5:22pm wfmu listener phillip: hope many of you did something for your dad's alive or dead this fathers day
	5:23pm Fuzzy: Beck song and this GRC song have very little bass...hmm...
	5:23pm mariano: Hey, is the sound coming through kind of treble-y or is something wrong with my speakers?
	5:23pm mariano: Well, that answers that, Fuzzy ;)
	5:25pm wfmu listener phillip: wow a very disco theme start to your show.nice
	5:25pm Franco Twinkie: Mr. Pumpy, last night after that bit of candor, I was thinking about laying in my yet to be new girl friends bed thinking about what kind of mess I had made for myself while I stared at a yellow thumb tack stuck in the wall.
	5:26pm Mr. Pumpy: Yeah, I kept waiting for the bass to kick in as if it was a studio thang done for effect, but there is some low end missing here. I'm sure Therese is aware and/or on it.
	5:27pm Hubig Pie: My speaker sounds kinda cheap
	5:27pm Mr. Pumpy: Franco, those are the details...priceless!
	5:27pm mariano: No, Mr. Pumpy. I'm being robbed of every minute of bass that I deserve!
	5:27pm CC: A little bass never hurts...:)
	5:27pm mariano: Welp, never mind then :D
	5:27pm ParUbi: It does sound tinny
	5:27pm Stanley: Ooo, the sound is back!
	5:29pm Mr. Pumpy: mariano, you must file Bass Inactivity form 3B-IDHNB54, in triplicate, with the United Nations of Funkosity. Then wait 3-5 months for nothing.
	5:31pm Andrew_in_WI: Mellow Gold was the first CD I ever bought... it was pre-scientology Beck so I'm not ashamed.
	5:31pm Bill D: Love Therese on Sunday afternoons , especially spring and summer ones.
	5:32pm johnzo: my week has been FUGGIN CRAZY. I finally know someone who got the virus... one of my co-workers. His symptoms are very mild. I met another guy who's 28 yo neighbor died tho
	5:33pm mariano: It's as I feared, Mr. P. In my day you could get it done with a simple 27B-6.
	5:34pm johnzo: you need advice on seasoning the pan? feel like you put oil on it and put it in th oven on a low heat but Ive never done it...
	5:36pm Therese: Thanks, @johnzo. I've got to get the surface rust off before I can think about re-seasoning the pan...
	5:36pm wendy del formaggio: Therese: wash pan with soapy water, rinse well, dry well (in the oven is best). When it’s cool, scrub the fuck outta the pan with double-zero steel wool and soy or canola oil or rendered bacon grease if ya got it. Don’t use olive oil, too unstable. When rust is gone, rinse, dry again. Heat over high on the stovetop and rub the inside with more oil / bacon fat and paper towels til it’s coated. Keep rubbing w fresh paper towels til oil sheen is gone. Use tongs so you don’t burn your hands.
	5:37pm MelindafromAustin: To restore cast iron : soak in a lye solution using powdered lye & water. Cover in durable plastic container with a lid. Submerge for a week & a half. Change solution and let soak longer if needed. Next: scrub with hard wire. Then clean thoroughly before seasoning to full restoration.
	5:37pm Sketch: Check out Cowboy Kent on YouTube. He's a great resource for cast iron cooking. Really fun guy too
	5:37pm mariano: Wait, the bass is gone again.
	5:38pm MelindafromAustin: Be careful with lye.
	5:38pm Hubig Pie: Lo-fi is such a drag
	5:39pm Franco Twinkie: Andrew, When Chresti was in the same building as Bong Load, one of the guys who worked there gave me a single - Steve Threw Up, where Beck itemizes every thing that was vomited off a ride at the fun fair after to much LSD. To this day, my favorite song by Beck.
	5:39pm Barking Dog: cast iron pan: 1. put it in a self cleaning oven cycle 2. sandblasting is quicker and you start with an as new pan
	5:39pm MelindafromAustin: I worked at a vintage cooking store & this is how we restored severely damaged antique cast iron to new.
	5:39pm Handy Haversack: Franco, I was thinking about how nice it was that you shared those stories and how cool it was you felt comfortable sharing with us. A couple of special shows last night! Mr. P, it felt weird to have nothing to do. I was so exhausted, though, that it was maybe for the best? I got some reading done in a new RPG book I am really excited for. Watched a little TV. Stared at the dog.
	5:40pm Therese: @Melinda, I will try Wendy and Sketch's suggestions before I move on to lye. I'm kind of clumsy and tend to spill things...
	5:40pm Mr. Pumpy: Elusive bass...where art thou?
	5:40pm Denis: Wonderful show as always Therese! But Are there technical issues today? Every other song sounds extremely tinny.
	5:40pm Julia F: This is a solid advice on restoring cast iron. But you really should be looking for carbon steel when walking the streets. Carbon steel is the new cast iron https://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-restore-a-rusty-cast-iron-skillet-cleaning-lessons-from-the-kitchn-203086
	5:40pm Andrew_in_WI: @Franco That single sounds amazing
	5:41pm Sketch: I just ate an absurd amount of tagliatelle and meatballs and I'm kind of cool with the lack of bass
	5:41pm Fuzzy: Just pretend you're listening to an old transistor radio.
	5:42pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Handy, I just want to entertain you guys, and nothing is more entertaining than the truth.
	5:42pm Therese: Hmm... don't know about the bass issues- everything's running through the same software and I haven't futzed with any settings...
	5:43pm Hubig Pie: Mr. Young is bringing some bottom end now
	5:43pm Mr. Pumpy: no futzing
	5:43pm Handy Haversack: Word, Franco. @Fuzzy, that game will go nicely with the pegu club I just mixed.
	5:44pm CC: Just keep throwing a bunch of greasy stuff in your frying pan and make sure never to rinse it out too good!!!...simple!!...:)
	5:45pm Mr. Pumpy: It's weird, it's as if their is a gate on the signal, and a certain dB level or frequency level cuts the bass frequencies. Something is going on, Therese. Not really a big deal...the show is rolling.
	5:45pm Mr. Pumpy: It's also affecting my spelling!
	5:46pm Therese: Ruth?! Scott?! Any ideas?
	5:46pm Handy Haversack: Use the DESTON tuning fork, M. P!
	5:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: The radio gods are trying to compel Therese to play some Wing.
	5:47pm Mr. Pumpy: Not the DESTON!
	5:47pm CC: Everything sounds real good here!!!
	5:48pm Handy Haversack: Wing could definitely groove with the DESTON!
	5:51pm Mr. Pumpy: I actually was fork-silly when we stumbled upon those. I would have rung for days had I been left to my own devices. I probably would have ended up in the tear of a space lizard or something similar.
	5:51pm chresti: It's as if it switches to AM radio for a minute.
	5:52pm Scott Williams: Betty brings the bass back!
	5:52pm CC: Vote Democrat!!!
	5:53pm chresti: the sound, that is ^
	5:55pm Handy Haversack: Modulating our amplitude -- the cheek of it all!
	5:57pm Mr. Pumpy: Men's jackets required. Frequency modulation or non frequency modulation? Enjoy your meal.
	5:59pm Mr. Pumpy: Ghosts in da macheen
	5:59pm CC: My ears so old I can never get enough of the high frequencies anyway!!!
	6:00pm Listener Robert: I just looked up Jensen Beach, which was referred to by the other station at 5:30 coming in here on 90.1, and it's near Port St. Lucie, Fla. I used to get off on IDing DX like that during sporadic E skip conditions like around the solstice.
	6:01pm BH: no offense to the B-52s but that bed music sounds like Weather Channel jazz music
	6:03pm Ball Hitch: Great to be able to comment DJ Therese! Happy Fathe....erss.... Happy Holiday!
	6:04pm Mr. Pumpy: I've been to Jensen Beach many times over the years. My Grandmother lived in Stuart, FL in the Port St. Lucie area from the 80s until she passed about 15 years back. The name of the beach always struck me because I thought of Jensen speakers every time I heard it.
	6:05pm Mr. Pumpy: I did some solid surf casting there. Fish on!
	6:06pm CC: My brother-in-law Ron used to sit in with jazz messengers back in the late 60s...
	6:06pm βrian: Or Jazz Channel weather music, maybe?
	6:07pm Jett: Ray Davies' birthday today also Greg Munford, Joey Molland and O. C. Smith.
	6:10pm Handy Haversack: TOPT, pulling off the coups every week! Memo to self: Do NOT make canoeing or poker plans next Saturday.
	6:10pm Mr. Pumpy: CC...that is insane! Blakey, especially during that era, is perhaps my favorite cat from that scene. Indestructible is my favorite bop record, hands down. 'Indestructible' is my go to album, 1964! Damn, I'd love to pick his brain. Very cool.
	6:12pm Stanley: Handy! How are you?
	6:13pm CC: I don't think Ron was ever in too many of the liner notes but he knew all them boys and loved playing with them every chance he got!!!
	6:13pm Mr. Pumpy: Therese, my analysis earlier now seems off. It is not a frequency gate, so much as a scoop. It's odd; as if a certain range is scooped out. These are things I've achieved when messing around with my mixers and/or effects intentionally...and that's what it sounds like right now. It's there, but hollowed out. Still, ain't no thang, I'm just trying to help give you info from this side. Rock on!
	6:14pm CC: Run passed away about 1983 God Rest his soul he taught me everything I know about jazz!!!
	6:15pm Mr. Pumpy: CC...I'm sure. That was a bunch, a bunch, of top players that went through the Art Blakey School of Jazz back then. So cool.
	6:15pm Mr. Pumpy: CC...I'm happy for you that you have that connection with him which lives on!
	6:16pm Handy Haversack: Stanley! Slainte! So good to see you! I'm OK -- slept like crap last night but then also had the first day in a long time without scheduled stuff to deal with. Weird but good. Sitting in the sun now, grooving and listening to the sparrows. How are you?!
	6:17pm CC: I posted a few Endeavors that Ron did from back in the day on my YouTube page just look up Ron Ruff... family and friends folder...
	6:18pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy, was it that one more whiskey, ad infinitum? I actually stayed up to around 4:30 myself...doing other things. I'm already overly stoked for next week!
	6:19pm Stanley: Sunny day, walk round the cemetary highlight of the day. So not so bad, I'm thinking of calling myself Donald Twain
	6:19pm Mr. Pumpy: @Therese, this Ivan brought this album by Lay Llamas to mind. It's a ride. If you haven't, give it a spin sometime. I think you may dig. layllamas.bandcamp.com...
	6:20pm βrian: Oy, back to the upstairs office after two weeks off. I'd rather just sit out front and monitor the hummingbirds.
	6:20pm Therese: Thanks, @Mr. Pumpy- I will check it out!
	6:23pm Handy Haversack: Very James Bond, Stanley! It does feel like I might be sitting IN the sun. We are approaching melt-the-British temps here!
	6:23pm Mr. Pumpy: Also a great vinyl pressing, and reasonably priced! I think I have the purple one. www.discogs.com...
	6:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Hey! Could ya be a little more Eclectic - ?! This is gettin' a little same-samey!... Haha I am not worthy...
	6:24pm mariano: Stanley: you're gonna be a STAAAAR!
	6:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: LURVE
	6:26pm Stanley: Handy - 20 degs C here (68F) does me fine. Mariano - you got it!
	6:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bestest Album
	6:27pm Mr. Pumpy: @Handy, I'm ashamed to say I left my pops and came home today in spite of FD and no HB. He is not into air conditioning...and I needed to cool the hell off! You know, being there are only two rivers between us. I admire your fortitude, hanging out there. I'm not big on AC, but I needed to cool the pipes.
	6:28pm Mr. Pumpy: Forever Changes! Yes. Yes! YES! Great choice as well, Therese.
	6:29pm Franco Twinkie: Arthur Lee - poet laurette of the street.
	6:29pm Stanley: Best heard through a 1970's transistor radio made in Hong Kong.
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: An Album both Baroque & Balanced. It had the examples of PetSounds & Pepper already - but still...
	6:30pm CC: Nothing wrong with this!!!...:)
	6:30pm Hubig Pie: I got the AM sounds I got the radio on Roadrunner, roadrunner
	6:31pm Mr. Pumpy: Therese, are you doing an A/B thing between two sources? That may shed some light on the treble trouble.
	6:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& for decades - no one much cared!...
	6:32pm CC: My big speakers sound the same way that my car radio sounded in the 60!!!...hehehe
	6:33pm Mr. Pumpy: CC, there is a frequency issue. I am not mentioning it for any reason other than to help Therese identify it. Still a great show. Mascis and Co. ar high end heavy at times, but this is not how it sounds...that's all. It's all good, we ain't going anywhere.
	6:33pm Fuzzy: lttle transistor radio under my pillow 1973...
	6:33pm Ball Hitch: BTW does anyone have a old Curt Cobain gutar layin' around that's just taking up space and unwanted?
	6:33pm Sean B.: Hi. Thanks for the great music today Therese.
	6:33pm CleanShirt: At risk of sounding hyperbolic, were some of these tracks recorded on a flip phone? I refuse to hop onto the flip-phones-as-vintage-hi-fi bandwagon.
	6:34pm Stanley: Fuzzy - right on. We had the same sound issues on the Emily L show last week but we turned them into killer sonic nostalgia trips
	6:34pm Mr. Pumpy: @CC...you were kidding. Ha! What gets lost in translation!
	6:34pm phat: I believe Pseu had the same EQ issues last week.
	6:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & then BASS :)
	6:34pm Handy Haversack: @Stanley: It's going to need its feet.
	6:35pm CC: I got some bass here...
	6:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Really is nostalgia - since they've done incredible things w/ tiny speakers...
	6:35pm βrian: Too much bass and the sound gets fishy.
	6:35pm Mr. Pumpy: @Rev Rab...are you speaking about Love - Forever Changes?
	6:36pm johnk77: this soccer mommy track first in a while with big bass sound great show
	6:36pm Stanley: @Handy feet?
	6:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Mr.P: Yes.
	6:36pm Sean B.: Sounds great on this end. Hi RevRab. Hope all is well my friend
	6:36pm CC: I think the only way we'll know is if you play the 1969 version of cold turkey...the single???
	6:38pm Fuzzy: Amazing bass from these Cambridge Soundworks Oontz Angle Ultra bluetooth speakers. "Tin Man" or "I Can Help" would sound great with the transistor treatment!
	6:38pm Handy Haversack: @Stanley: the chicken. After the fuel and wood situation has been resolved.
	6:38pm Mr. Pumpy: "Soccer Mommy Accosts A Bewildered J. Mascis, Steals Bass. Weather on the nines!"
	6:39pm Stanley: Handy yes! You are way ahead of me, man.
	6:39pm Sean B.: @CC Those original Apple pressings.are priceless. And I mean first pressing if you can find them. In mono.
	6:39pm Fishtown Mike: Hope everyone is having a nice day! I literally jumped on the comment board, to make sure my subwoofer hadn't blown out while i was outside @ the grill. Great stuff Therese!
	6:40pm CC: No... that's not very bassish!!!
	6:40pm Mr. Pumpy: @Rev Rab...yes. A stellar and transitional album. I didn't realize anyone changed their minds about it. I always saw it as respected by a certain crowd of folks that are into tunes. Has it begun to trend after all these years?
	6:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ey-Up Sean B. I've blown Tweeters & wondered if I'd blown an eardrum...but that's another story...
	6:40pm βrian: @FM: Now I want to know what's on the grill...
	6:41pm CleanShirt: Absolutely McGosh-darn righteous show, but something is afoot frequency-wise
	6:41pm Fuzzy: Probably a cable not plugged in all the way on whatever device is playing now.
	6:41pm CC: I keep blowing my nose to see if it will get any better?!?...:)
	6:41pm ?: √√√√√√√√Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!
	6:41pm Stanley: Haha CC
	6:42pm Mr. Pumpy: Fuzzy...often the simplest things. Hopefully the simple stuff!
	6:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Mr.P: Some Intelligentsia may have held up ForeverChanges - but it was not much of a Hit when issued - & not much noise about it & then bang - CDs in bourgeois cars everywhere... Interesting when Works are reassessed like that..
	6:43pm Mr. Pumpy: @? You are the first half of that album title!
	6:43pm Mr. Pumpy: Rev Rab...I did not know!
	6:43pm Fuzzy: I mention it because I've had that happen on this end before and I was wondering what was wrong with the sound -- wasn't plugged in all the way!
	6:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's one track but not the next... You didn't let Nat Roe in the backdoor or something - ??...
	6:44pm βrian: Dry cleaning means hanging your soiled clothes on the line for a day or two.
	6:45pm Mr. Pumpy: @Rev Rab, that is why I inquired as to whether there were A & B sources. Not always used in the digital realm, but it would help shed some light on where the problem is.
	6:46pm Mr. Pumpy: I have it on good authority that Dry Cleaning were going by Martinizing until litigation came their way. Bastards of industry!
	6:47pm Sean B.: Riding around robbing banks all wacked on the Scooby Snacks. :-)
	6:48pm Peter from Dover NJ: Therese, s rub that cast iron pan with steel wool. Then wash, soap and water. Then season it. You should be good to go.
	6:48pm CC: Once you get your Skillet up to a certain temperature you don't got to worry about anything anyway!!!
	6:48pm Jett: I could be mistaken, but isn't "Will To Love" from American Stars and Bars," not "On The Beach" ? You tell me @Therese
	6:49pm Mr. Pumpy: 2020, man is right! I have a decent imagination, but I wouldn't have thunked! Not just like this...
	6:49pm BH: it's been a busy season for relatives who have an ability to use a sewing machine
	6:50pm βrian: Just scrub it well with steel wool, rinse and dry, then nail it with good old-fashioned oven cleaner. After it sits for a bit, rinse and scrub well, then bake dry in the oven. Coat with flax oil or grapeseed oil, rub dry, and begin the ad infitum seasoning cycles.
	6:50pm Fishtown Mike: @ Brain, just some brats and burgers. BTW, as a long time FMU listener, I can't tell you how many times I've wondered what the hell that horrible noise was, to realize I left the radio playing after a DJ change. Just this week I thought the dishwasher was dying, to find it was just some atonal hellscape Fabio was spinning.
	6:50pm CleanShirt: @Brian - dry cleaning well dun
	6:50pm sugarwolf: I like the ones I got from Neighborgoods. I’m going to wear them for an extended time this week, so we’ll see how it goes.
	6:51pm Scott Williams: Cheers to Fabio's atonal hellscapes!
	6:51pm Eric: Put salad oil, about a tbs spoon or two, rub the pan well with it, inside and out, if you need to use something abrasive like steel wool, that would be ok. Wipe out with a clean cloth until dry, put on heat after rubbing pan again with about a tbs spoon of salad oil, cook on low flame for 10 or 20 minutes, oralternatively, put in a 350 degree oven for 30 minutes, and it should be as good as new!
	6:51pm Mr. Pumpy: Therese...my apologies! I forgot you live in JC, so you saying earlier you were coming from JC...I thought you were working in the studio at this point. I wouldn't have gone trying to help you identify the problem as much otherwise. Anyhow, knowledge is power, so hopefully we helped you identify a potential issue for the future.
	6:52pm Mr. Pumpy: The Good Earth is one of my favorite reads.
	6:52pm ?: new Perry Mason Tonight
	6:53pm Barney Grubbs: You can also try using salt as an abrasive with a cloth or sponge—not as strong as sodium hydroxide but much safer
	6:53pm Therese: @Mr. Pumpy: Scott Williams and I are doing some behind-the-scenes investigations...
	6:54pm Eric: i hiughly recommend to not put oven cleaner on anything you will eat off of!
	6:54pm Mr. Pumpy: @Therese, the two of you on the job?! I consider it thwarted.
	6:55pm Mr. Pumpy: If all else fails, you have about a dozen examples of the "best" way to reconstitute a rusty cast iron skillet!
	6:57pm Hubig Pie: I'd be happy to raise my hand when the sound gets all washed out.
	6:57pm CleanShirt: Goddammit, myspace has better fidelity than this. Don’t apologize @ Mr. Pumpy.
	6:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: I don't know what method he used, but my nephew refurbished my sister's old skillet for a Mother's Day present and it looks highly professional and shiny again.
	6:58pm Barney Grubbs: The chambray face masks from swaddle are pretty comfortable but I haven’t tried long term use when it’s been hot & humid: www.swaddledesigns.com...
	7:00pm Mr. Pumpy: CleanShirt...you ain't the boss of me. Also, I hope you are kidding.
	7:00pm Kramrellim: Sounds like one of the turntables is plugged into a standard audio input, and not a "phono" input with the RIAA curve. Just a thought.
	7:00pm CC: This song has good bass... I imagine the problem lies in having a pre-prepared playlist from various sources???
	7:00pm βrian: I once lost an entire weekend to the million-coat flax oil seasoning process. I'm pretty good at laboratory method, but I thought the result was underwhelming, really.
	7:02pm CC: I do love this song!!!
	7:02pm ctc: are the lows and mids cut out of the stream?
	7:03pm Joe B: @ctc - it's not the stream, it is a source problem
	7:04pm ctc: now reading previous comments
	7:04pm Mr. Pumpy: Kramrellim, perhaps. A line-level input with no pre-amp sounds way more compromised, from my experience. However, something along those lines. Perhaps even internal...which would suck. Anyhow, Therese and Scott are on it. What's done is done for today, as far as I can imagine. Such is Covid DJing!
	7:05pm mariano: George Soros is jamming the bass.
	7:05pm Joe B: every other song, so whatever source Sacred Paws and the Monkees came from turntable or CD player
	7:05pm Mr. Pumpy: @Joe B...Mr. Furley rulez!
	7:06pm Joe B: He retired as coach of the Atoms to become a dimwitted landlord!
	7:07pm Jett: No fidelity at all on The Monkees track, check what you played that on. Still no response on Neil Young question from you @Therese.
	7:07pm Joe B: what's the Neil Young question?
	7:08pm CC: I like DJs who play things live and talk live!!!... but I do understand the necessity of striving for efficiency!?!
	7:08pm Jett: This track has no fidelity either, very bad Therese
	7:09pm Joe B: They're aware of it. jeez
	7:09pm northguineahills: I have the same problem every time I rewire my soundsytem, (which has been too often recently...) Superb to hear ya, Therese! Oh, look, it's Joe B in the House (I've been absent everywhere recently)
	7:10pm Jett: Neil Young question is "Will To Love" is from American Stars and Bars, not On the Beach, am I correct?
	7:10pm Mr. Pumpy: @Joe B...seriously! Talk about uncouth.
	7:10pm Therese: It's all going through the same program/source. Don't know why one of the decks is problematic, the settings seem to be the same. We're aware of it, there's nothing that can be done at the point.
	7:11pm Mr. Pumpy: Therese, this show is rocking my socks...first off, and now on, as I may hit the liquor store. Thanks!
	7:11pm Joe B: yes Jett you are right, she'll fix it later, bigger issues to deal with now.
	7:12pm βrian: It could be that the input device has a cold, or maybe some kind of virus?
	7:12pm Scott Williams: OK everyone take it easy. It's very likely a setting in Therese's DJ software. We're getting at the root, but today's show is a pre-record so there's nothing we can do about this one. So continued attention drawn to it is no longer helpful, and Therese already feels awful enough about it.
	7:12pm Jett: True, @Joe B. Hope they can fix the sound issue.
	7:12pm CC: Therese... just get your turntable out and start playing live records for the next 50 minutes!!!...:)
	7:14pm Mr. Pumpy: There are a few morons on the accu right now. Fuck it, I'm saying it. Therese...thank you for a great show!
	7:15pm Jett: Your efforts are great @Therese and you are giving is an excellent show, but the audio issue is very annoying.
	7:17pm Jett: I miss my Dad, he was the greatest Dad a guy could ever have. I think about him every day.
	7:17pm Mr. Pumpy: What a patronizing condescension...
	7:18pm Handy Haversack: I love this show and what it sounds like. Joe B! Sorry, was away from keyboard and didn't realize we needed to point out the unbelievable quality of this free gift that Therese and WFMU give us. I, too, miss my dad.
	7:18pm CleanShirt: This show was the highlight of my Sunday, as it usually is. Therese and the rest of the crew, we’re not worthy. Sorry if the sass was too much.
	7:18pm CC: I don't want to brag but I think I'm one of the best dads anybody could ever have!!!...:)
	7:18pm Jett: Goodies haven't arrived yet.
	7:19pm Fuzzy: Show is great as always -- sound issues aren't such a big deal. Be grateful that we continue to be able to enjoy WFMU in the midst of all that is going on this year.
	7:19pm Jett: Anything 4 you. @Therese
	7:19pm Mr. Pumpy: What is the proper plural for ignoramus?
	7:20pm CC: Does anybody know who's filling in for Gaylord tonight???
	7:20pm Handy Haversack: Mr. P: Or "ignoranuses."
	7:20pm ?: Ignorami
	7:21pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy...perfect
	7:21pm Fuzzy: Ignoramum
	7:22pm Eric: I second your comment Fuzzy! Ignorami?
	7:22pm CC: I really love Brian Wilson!!!
	7:22pm northguineahills: I finally got my heart back last week, I usually wouldn't get my swage until July-August, so, I expect mine back some time in around December.... @Mr. Pumpy: ignoramuses, so a bloat of ignoramuses (like hippopatamusses...)
	7:23pm Handy Haversack: A hemorrhoid of ignoranuses.
	7:23pm Joe B: we're all getting hear what it's like after a Murray Wilson smackdown. well played Therese! best subtle father's day theme set of all time!
	7:24pm Therese: Thanks, Joe!
	7:24pm Joe B: you threw me off your trail with these 'technical difficulties'. brilliant as always
	7:25pm CC: There is no denying that Brian was the genius!!#
	7:25pm wendy del formaggio: I love that Beach Boys song. Your show is so excellent, Therese.
	7:27pm CC: I can't believe that Barry Gibb outlived his other three brothers!!!
	7:27pm mariano: Fuzzy, Eric, et al: or as Ali G said, ignoranus.
	7:28pm Martinibomb: thanks for zeee bobie gentry earlier
	7:31pm pasquale denegri: Saving Private Cast Iron [next from Steven Spielberg] Depending on what the pan is coated with [oxidized grease v/ plain oxidized water aka rust] you may start with vinegar and baking soda, liquefied by pouring in boiling water. Execute this step with the pan placed in a sink or tub as it may bubble up and over. Then mechanically remove grease sludge w/stainless steel version of steel wool pad and liquid detergent. Next, to remove all cleaning residue, place pan on stove and fill w/water and heat to boiling. If crud persists, repeat this step. ALL water must be boiled off prior to final step which is seasoning the pan. When pan has cooled, brush vegetable oil over inside and outside surfaces and dry excess oil w/paper towel. This pan will now outlive you and your descendants. Was introduced to the swinging swirling world of cast iron when we purchased our first skillet in 1973 at a NJ Thrift Store [now known as Consignment Shops] for the munificent sum of TEN CENTS [pan remains in use as of this moment in time]. Next up: Capellini with olive oil & garlic sauteed with panache in Therese's skillet. Bellisima! Pasquale FMU sustaining member. Thank you for your work.
	7:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Out for a stroll on a rail trail for some long overdue exercise. I am highly enjoying the music and the skillet talk.
	7:33pm Handy Haversack: Hell yeah, pasquale!
	7:33pm CC: Just like a father it's up to an older brother to give his younger siblings the right kind of advice to make it through this life...uhhh...ya know???
	7:34pm CC: Same way with an older sister!!!
	7:35pm Meesalikeu: i’m cooking quesadillas n this music is taking me places — gracias!
	7:36pm CC: Or your Mother, boy!!!
	7:37pm Polly Onymous: baking soda is great for lifting baked on crud off of almost any cooking vessel. just a little gentle heat, and let it rest. rust can be scrubbed off later and sealed as Pasquale notes. also, check out duck duck and identify which one you lucked into. some of them are real treasures!
	7:38pm maestroso: Oh, man, this song.
	7:41pm Therese: Thanks for all the cast iron advice! I knew that you all wouldn't let me down!
	7:41pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy...that's the collective noun, right there.
	7:42pm Jett: Back to the no-fi, lo-fi
	7:42pm Hubig Pie: Cast iron- the more you use it, the better it gets
	7:42pm βrian: I always assume a cast-iron skillet of unkonwn origins may be toxic, hence the oven cleaner. I once found a cast-iron dutch oven in a long-abandoned hunting camp in VT. That seemed relatively safe, though it was embedded with decayed forest detritus.
	7:44pm Scott Williams: @Jett, that's some stale old news nobody needs reminding of
	7:44pm Handy Haversack: Though a cold iron skillet is your best bet for sauteeing elves.
	7:44pm Jett: You can always go the Wanda Jackson way and use it on an unfaithful boyfriend. @Therese
	7:45pm northguineahills: Thanks for the lover's rock, needed some Charmaine Burnette!
	7:45pm Meesalikeu: love cast iron fry pan. can confirm seasoing after use is most important step. after i clean n rinse i just spray a little pan in it, heat it up on the stove top and rub it around with a paper towel after sealing it in a bit with the heat. i hang my pans so it doesnt leak that way. some keep their fry pans flat inside the stove to store them.
	7:45pm chresti: Thanks Therese, may happy things happen!
	7:46pm Jett: @Scott Williams True, but it's almost unlistenable unfortunately, and as you know I have a Therese addiction.
	7:46pm CC: Great songs, Therese!!!
	7:46pm Uncle Michael: I only knew the Barbara Acklin version of that vocal version of the Young-Holt track.
	7:47pm northguineahills: UM always sends me to the googles...
	7:48pm chresti: Cooking with cast iron is also a handy source of iron.
	7:48pm Handy Haversack: Todd, the people have spoken!
	7:48pm coelacanth∅: the seasoning of cast iron includes heating up the pan, preferably in the oven. any new cast iron will come (did come) with instructions telling you this.
	7:49pm DonJuanTijuana: Another Grand Slam Therese! Love it!!!
	7:49pm coelacanth∅: (not just applying oil, but baking it on)
	7:49pm βrian: If you like cast-iron, you'll really like an induction cooktop, too. The heat control and heat intensity is really impressive. Not cheap, though.
	7:50pm sugarwolf!!!: I only learned recently that Suzi Quatro is Sherilyn Fenn's aunt!
	7:51pm CC: I think people should request that there be a live chat board on every stream 24/7 whether there is a live DJ or not?!?
	7:52pm Therese: @sugarwolf!! Whuuuuuttttt?!?
	7:52pm βrian: In my opinion, new cast-iron requires machining to make the cooking surface smooth. Just skip that nonsense.
	7:53pm Uncle Michael: NGH, not only is Acklin's "same girl" recorded over the Young-Holt gem "Soulful Strut" (with the vocal replacing the piano), but neither Young nor Holt play on the Young-Holt!
	7:53pm βrian: Is Doug here? We may need a dedicated cast-iron stream.
	7:53pm Jett: One other thing on the Big Iron Skillet, please don't ever use it on me. Thanks for another cool show. @Therese ❤️
	7:53pm Joe B: @sugarwolf - I just learned that right now!
	7:53pm Meesalikeu: suzy and dusty — so we r having a moment here lol — ok!
	7:54pm mariano: Oh wow sugarwolf, had no idea either.
	7:54pm Handy Haversack: @sugarwolf!!!: Mind blown!!! Thanks, Therese! What a great show. So glad to have been here for it!
	7:55pm northguineahills: UM still blowing my mind....
	7:55pm Meesalikeu: definately top trivia of the day!
	7:55pm mariano: Thanks Therese, Ruth, Skeleton Crew! See everyone at Gaylord's I hope.
	7:55pm Andy: Therese, you’re killing it tonight, girl! :)
	7:55pm radioronan: Thanks Therese! Thanks skeleton crew!
	7:56pm Joe B: thanks Therese, Scott, Ruth
	7:56pm northguineahills: The only thing I have cast-iron is my tortilla heater (although I use for cooking needs).
	7:56pm CC: Gaylord should know what to do after all of these years!!!...:)
	7:57pm Mr. Pumpy: Back from the adult beverage depot...socks rocked right back off! Thanks for a killer show, Therese!
	7:57pm Scott Williams: Thanks Therese, great fun!
	7:57pm northguineahills: Thanks as per usual, Therese! and thanks, Scott, for keeping on applying the rubber bands and gums, etc... to keep this woofmooing!
	7:57pm juan: Thanks again for a wonderful show Therese, be well everyone!
	7:57pm slugluv1313: fantastic show, Therese -- THANK-YOU! (been listening & lurking while doing boring household cleaning stuff -- the tunes and vibes have made it soooo much easier!) have a great week!
	7:57pm Therese: Thanks, everyone! Until next week...
	7:57pm Uncle Michael: NGH, I only know stuff like that thanks to people like Larry Grogan and Mr. Fine Wine.
	7:58pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Therese!
	7:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Therese
	7:58pm northguineahills: errr, gum, not gums, I hope you don't need your gums to keep wFMU working, unless you're the Old Codger....
	7:58pm Therese: Hi Uncle Michael!
	7:59pm Mr. Pumpy: Scott, I don't know...ignore it? Try to shake it off? Some dingle-berries just won't quit!
	7:59pm Uncle Michael: Hi, Therese!
	7:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Therese. I've reached the halfway point of my walk!
	8:00pm Meesalikeu: great show as always ms therese thanks!
	8:00pm Santos L Halper: Thanks Therese!
	8:00pm Wendy del Formaggio: Bye, Therese! Thanks for all the great tunes and good vibes.
	8:00pm Therese: Gaylord Fields will accompany you home, @KenFHP, like the gentleman he is.

Therese: Playlist from June 21, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
DEVO	Uncontrollable Urge "Uncontrollable Urge" by "DEVO"	Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!	Warner Bros. Records		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Perfect Buzz	In Your Face "In Your Face" by "Perfect Buzz"	In Your Face b/w My Apologies EP	Hovercraft	*	0:03:00 (Pop-up)
YACHT	Summer Song "Summer Song" by "YACHT"	See Mystery Lights	DFA Records		0:05:45 (Pop-up)
Beck	Beercan "Beercan" by "Beck"	Mellow Gold	DGC/Bong Load Records		0:09:12 (Pop-up)
Gwen McCrae	Keep the Fire Burnin'	On My Way	Atlantic Records		0:13:07 (Pop-up)
Greenwood Rhythm Coalition	Rise Up	Talk - Action = Zero: A Compilation Benefitting Black Lives Matter	Rough Trade Publishing / Bank Robber Music	*	0:18:35 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52's	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records		0:26:04 (Pop-up)
Michael VM	Spain "Spain" by "Michael VM"	Talk - Action = Zero: A Compilation Benefitting Black Lives Matter	Rough Trade Publishing / Bank Robber Music	*	0:32:39 (Pop-up)
Okkervil River	Family Song "Family Song" by "Okkervil River"	Silence Is Not an Option (turn this up)	ATO Records	*	0:35:46 (Pop-up)
Neil Young	Will to Love "Will to Love" by "Neil Young"	American Stars 'n Bars	Reprise Records		0:40:48 (Pop-up)
Lana Del Rey	Looking for America "Looking for America" by "Lana Del Rey"	Looking for America- Single	Polydor Records		0:48:00 (Pop-up)
Betty Davis	Politician Man "Politician Man" by "Betty Davis"	The Columbia Years: 1968-1969	Light in the Attic / Columbia		0:50:36 (Pop-up)
Roy Ayers, Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammed	Gravity	Roy Ayers JID002	Jazz Is Dead	*	0:56:23 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52's	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records		0:59:40 (Pop-up)
The Dream Syndicate	The Longing "The Longing" by "The Dream Syndicate"	The Universe Inside	Anti-	*	1:07:42 (Pop-up)
Ivan the Tolerable	What to Do "What to Do" by "Ivan the Tolerable"	16 Pieces for 16 Pools	Shoebox Records	*	1:15:21 (Pop-up)
Lily Konigsberg	Summer in the City	It's Just Like All the Clouds	Wharf Cat Records	*	1:20:02 (Pop-up)
Allah-Las	Place in the Sun "Place in the Sun" by "Allah-Las"	Calico Review	Mexican Summer		1:22:00 (Pop-up)
Love	Bummer in the Summer "Bummer in the Summer" by "Love"	Forever Changes	Elektra Records		1:25:43 (Pop-up)
Dinosaur Jr.	Water "Water" by "Dinosaur Jr."	Green Mind	Blanco y Negro Records		1:27:26 (Pop-up)
Soccer Mommy	circle the drain "circle the drain" by "Soccer Mommy"	Color Theory	Loma Vista	*	1:33:24 (Pop-up)
Dry Cleaning	Conversation "Conversation" by "Dry Cleaning"	Sweet Princess	Self-Released	*	1:38:24 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52's	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records		1:42:09 (Pop-up)
The Feelies	On the Roof "On the Roof" by "The Feelies"	The Good Earth	Coyote/Twin-Tone		1:50:09 (Pop-up)
Sacred Paws	Life's too Short "Life's too Short" by "Sacred Paws"	Run Around the Sun	Merge Records		1:53:12 (Pop-up)
Habibi	Mountain Song "Mountain Song" by "Habibi"	Anywhere but Here	Muddguts Records	*	1:57:26 (Pop-up)
Monkees	The Door Into Summer "The Door Into Summer" by "Monkees"	Pisces, Aquarius, Capricorn and Jones Ltd.	Colgems		2:00:23 (Pop-up)
Heavenly	Smile "Smile" by "Heavenly"	Le Jardin de Heavenly	K Records		2:03:09 (Pop-up)
The Cardigans	Daddy's Car "Daddy's Car" by "The Cardigans"	Life	Minty Fresh		2:07:08 (Pop-up)
Bobbie Gentry	Papa, Won't You Let Me Go to Town with You	Ode to Billie Joe	Capitol/EMI		2:10:49 (Pop-up)
Tommy James & the Shondells	Papa Rolled His Own	Cellophane Symphony	Parlophone Records		2:13:33 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52's	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records		2:14:46 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	I Know There's an Answer	Pet Sounds	Capitol Records		2:21:11 (Pop-up)
Makoto Kino	Angel's Garden "Angel's Garden" by "Makoto Kino"	Glitter Rose Garden	Self-Released?	*	2:24:01 (Pop-up)
Swamp Dogg (feat. John Prine)	Please Let Me Go Round Again	Sorry You Couldn't Make It	Joyful Noise Recordings	*	2:35:40 (Pop-up)
Charmaine Burnette	(Am I the) Same Girl?	Single	PRO		2:40:38 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: The B-52's	Follow Your Bliss "Follow Your Bliss" by "The B-52's"	Cosmic Thing	Reprise Records		2:44:23 (Pop-up)
Suzy Quatro	Can the Can "Can the Can" by "Suzy Quatro"	Suzi Quatro	Bell Records		2:47:04 (Pop-up)
Dusty Springfield	I Only Wanna Be with You	Stay Awhile / I Only Want To Be With You	Philips Records		2:50:39 (Pop-up)
Ted Leo	Everyday "Everyday" by "Ted Leo"	Saving for a Custom Van	Father Daughter Records	*	2:53:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:01pm efd: Excellent start, Therese!
	5:01pm wendy del formaggio: This is one of the best songs to open a show!
	5:01pm chresti: Yeah yeah yeah! Hi Therese!
	5:01pm zivilars: Seamless transition from Suzy to Therese! Hi everybody!
	5:02pm juan: yeah! Therese!
	5:03pm Handy Haversack: Yeah! Hey, Therese! Hey, everyone!
	5:03pm yippie: oh yeah sounds like someone is ready for sum of that hot and dirty plague action
	5:03pm Therese: Hi everyone! Thanks for stopping by!
	5:04pm Franco Twinkie: Devolve Now!
	5:04pm MuWfInMass: what a great song timeless... yeah
	5:06pm ParUbi: hey everyone, hi Therese
	5:07pm mariano: Hey Therese, crew, folks, happy summer! [cue "Meatballs" theme]
	5:09pm CleanShirt: Oh boy
	5:11pm JohnEBGood: Hi Therese , your show gets better all the time. Are you still in Downtown?
	5:12pm Mr. Pumpy: Hi, Therese and all others out there and on here!
	5:13pm Mr. Pumpy: Got an urge; check. I want to purge; check. I'm losing control; CHECK!
	5:14pm Handy Haversack: BTW, my dog is shaking his booty. He seems to be feeling loose. Music works!
	5:15pm Mr. Pumpy: Bagpipe Boogie...everybody!
	5:16pm Franco Twinkie: Chresti shared a space with Bong Load Records long ago.
	5:19pm Mr. Pumpy: @Franco, "...and when I got home from the show, the real trouble started!"
	5:20pm wfmu listener phillip: happy fathers day Therese. I hope you did something for yours.
	5:20pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy, I missed juggling with death today! I hope you enjoyed not having to be on duty.
	5:20pm wendy del formaggio: Yay disco!
	5:21pm Joe B: Hi Therese and everyone. was just listening to Gwen McCrae earlier
	5:21pm wfmu listener phillip: I live in the bronx now my parents are buried in queens so I could not even visit their graves.
	5:22pm wfmu listener phillip: hope many of you did something for your dad's alive or dead this fathers day
	5:23pm Fuzzy: Beck song and this GRC song have very little bass...hmm...
	5:23pm mariano: Hey, is the sound coming through kind of treble-y or is something wrong with my speakers?
	5:23pm mariano: Well, that answers that, Fuzzy ;)
	5:25pm wfmu listener phillip: wow a very disco theme start to your show.nice
	5:25pm Franco Twinkie: Mr. Pumpy, last night after that bit of candor, I was thinking about laying in my yet to be new girl friends bed thinking about what kind of mess I had made for myself while I stared at a yellow thumb tack stuck in the wall.
	5:26pm Mr. Pumpy: Yeah, I kept waiting for the bass to kick in as if it was a studio thang done for effect, but there is some low end missing here. I'm sure Therese is aware and/or on it.
	5:27pm Hubig Pie: My speaker sounds kinda cheap
	5:27pm Mr. Pumpy: Franco, those are the details...priceless!
	5:27pm mariano: No, Mr. Pumpy. I'm being robbed of every minute of bass that I deserve!
	5:27pm CC: A little bass never hurts...:)
	5:27pm mariano: Welp, never mind then :D
	5:27pm ParUbi: It does sound tinny
	5:27pm Stanley: Ooo, the sound is back!
	5:29pm Mr. Pumpy: mariano, you must file Bass Inactivity form 3B-IDHNB54, in triplicate, with the United Nations of Funkosity. Then wait 3-5 months for nothing.
	5:31pm Andrew_in_WI: Mellow Gold was the first CD I ever bought... it was pre-scientology Beck so I'm not ashamed.
	5:31pm Bill D: Love Therese on Sunday afternoons , especially spring and summer ones.
	5:32pm johnzo: my week has been FUGGIN CRAZY. I finally know someone who got the virus... one of my co-workers. His symptoms are very mild. I met another guy who's 28 yo neighbor died tho
	5:33pm mariano: It's as I feared, Mr. P. In my day you could get it done with a simple 27B-6.
	5:34pm johnzo: you need advice on seasoning the pan? feel like you put oil on it and put it in th oven on a low heat but Ive never done it...
	5:36pm Therese: Thanks, @johnzo. I've got to get the surface rust off before I can think about re-seasoning the pan...
	5:36pm wendy del formaggio: Therese: wash pan with soapy water, rinse well, dry well (in the oven is best). When it’s cool, scrub the fuck outta the pan with double-zero steel wool and soy or canola oil or rendered bacon grease if ya got it. Don’t use olive oil, too unstable. When rust is gone, rinse, dry again. Heat over high on the stovetop and rub the inside with more oil / bacon fat and paper towels til it’s coated. Keep rubbing w fresh paper towels til oil sheen is gone. Use tongs so you don’t burn your hands.
	5:37pm MelindafromAustin: To restore cast iron : soak in a lye solution using powdered lye & water. Cover in durable plastic container with a lid. Submerge for a week & a half. Change solution and let soak longer if needed. Next: scrub with hard wire. Then clean thoroughly before seasoning to full restoration.
	5:37pm Sketch: Check out Cowboy Kent on YouTube. He's a great resource for cast iron cooking. Really fun guy too
	5:37pm mariano: Wait, the bass is gone again.
	5:38pm MelindafromAustin: Be careful with lye.
	5:38pm Hubig Pie: Lo-fi is such a drag
	5:39pm Franco Twinkie: Andrew, When Chresti was in the same building as Bong Load, one of the guys who worked there gave me a single - Steve Threw Up, where Beck itemizes every thing that was vomited off a ride at the fun fair after to much LSD. To this day, my favorite song by Beck.
	5:39pm Barking Dog: cast iron pan: 1. put it in a self cleaning oven cycle 2. sandblasting is quicker and you start with an as new pan
	5:39pm MelindafromAustin: I worked at a vintage cooking store & this is how we restored severely damaged antique cast iron to new.
	5:39pm Handy Haversack: Franco, I was thinking about how nice it was that you shared those stories and how cool it was you felt comfortable sharing with us. A couple of special shows last night! Mr. P, it felt weird to have nothing to do. I was so exhausted, though, that it was maybe for the best? I got some reading done in a new RPG book I am really excited for. Watched a little TV. Stared at the dog.
	5:40pm Therese: @Melinda, I will try Wendy and Sketch's suggestions before I move on to lye. I'm kind of clumsy and tend to spill things...
	5:40pm Mr. Pumpy: Elusive bass...where art thou?
	5:40pm Denis: Wonderful show as always Therese! But Are there technical issues today? Every other song sounds extremely tinny.
	5:40pm Julia F: This is a solid advice on restoring cast iron. But you really should be looking for carbon steel when walking the streets. Carbon steel is the new cast iron https://www.thekitchn.com/how-to-restore-a-rusty-cast-iron-skillet-cleaning-lessons-from-the-kitchn-203086
	5:40pm Andrew_in_WI: @Franco That single sounds amazing
	5:41pm Sketch: I just ate an absurd amount of tagliatelle and meatballs and I'm kind of cool with the lack of bass
	5:41pm Fuzzy: Just pretend you're listening to an old transistor radio.
	5:42pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Handy, I just want to entertain you guys, and nothing is more entertaining than the truth.
	5:42pm Therese: Hmm... don't know about the bass issues- everything's running through the same software and I haven't futzed with any settings...
	5:43pm Hubig Pie: Mr. Young is bringing some bottom end now
	5:43pm Mr. Pumpy: no futzing
	5:43pm Handy Haversack: Word, Franco. @Fuzzy, that game will go nicely with the pegu club I just mixed.
	5:44pm CC: Just keep throwing a bunch of greasy stuff in your frying pan and make sure never to rinse it out too good!!!...simple!!...:)
	5:45pm Mr. Pumpy: It's weird, it's as if their is a gate on the signal, and a certain dB level or frequency level cuts the bass frequencies. Something is going on, Therese. Not really a big deal...the show is rolling.
	5:45pm Mr. Pumpy: It's also affecting my spelling!
	5:46pm Therese: Ruth?! Scott?! Any ideas?
	5:46pm Handy Haversack: Use the DESTON tuning fork, M. P!
	5:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: The radio gods are trying to compel Therese to play some Wing.
	5:47pm Mr. Pumpy: Not the DESTON!
	5:47pm CC: Everything sounds real good here!!!
	5:48pm Handy Haversack: Wing could definitely groove with the DESTON!
	5:51pm Mr. Pumpy: I actually was fork-silly when we stumbled upon those. I would have rung for days had I been left to my own devices. I probably would have ended up in the tear of a space lizard or something similar.
	5:51pm chresti: It's as if it switches to AM radio for a minute.
	5:52pm Scott Williams: Betty brings the bass back!
	5:52pm CC: Vote Democrat!!!
	5:53pm chresti: the sound, that is ^
	5:55pm Handy Haversack: Modulating our amplitude -- the cheek of it all!
	5:57pm Mr. Pumpy: Men's jackets required. Frequency modulation or non frequency modulation? Enjoy your meal.
	5:59pm Mr. Pumpy: Ghosts in da macheen
	5:59pm CC: My ears so old I can never get enough of the high frequencies anyway!!!
	6:00pm Listener Robert: I just looked up Jensen Beach, which was referred to by the other station at 5:30 coming in here on 90.1, and it's near Port St. Lucie, Fla. I used to get off on IDing DX like that during sporadic E skip conditions like around the solstice.
	6:01pm BH: no offense to the B-52s but that bed music sounds like Weather Channel jazz music
	6:03pm Ball Hitch: Great to be able to comment DJ Therese! Happy Fathe....erss.... Happy Holiday!
	6:04pm Mr. Pumpy: I've been to Jensen Beach many times over the years. My Grandmother lived in Stuart, FL in the Port St. Lucie area from the 80s until she passed about 15 years back. The name of the beach always struck me because I thought of Jensen speakers every time I heard it.
	6:05pm Mr. Pumpy: I did some solid surf casting there. Fish on!
	6:06pm CC: My brother-in-law Ron used to sit in with jazz messengers back in the late 60s...
	6:06pm βrian: Or Jazz Channel weather music, maybe?
	6:07pm Jett: Ray Davies' birthday today also Greg Munford, Joey Molland and O. C. Smith.
	6:10pm Handy Haversack: TOPT, pulling off the coups every week! Memo to self: Do NOT make canoeing or poker plans next Saturday.
	6:10pm Mr. Pumpy: CC...that is insane! Blakey, especially during that era, is perhaps my favorite cat from that scene. Indestructible is my favorite bop record, hands down. 'Indestructible' is my go to album, 1964! Damn, I'd love to pick his brain. Very cool.
	6:12pm Stanley: Handy! How are you?
	6:13pm CC: I don't think Ron was ever in too many of the liner notes but he knew all them boys and loved playing with them every chance he got!!!
	6:13pm Mr. Pumpy: Therese, my analysis earlier now seems off. It is not a frequency gate, so much as a scoop. It's odd; as if a certain range is scooped out. These are things I've achieved when messing around with my mixers and/or effects intentionally...and that's what it sounds like right now. It's there, but hollowed out. Still, ain't no thang, I'm just trying to help give you info from this side. Rock on!
	6:14pm CC: Run passed away about 1983 God Rest his soul he taught me everything I know about jazz!!!
	6:15pm Mr. Pumpy: CC...I'm sure. That was a bunch, a bunch, of top players that went through the Art Blakey School of Jazz back then. So cool.
	6:15pm Mr. Pumpy: CC...I'm happy for you that you have that connection with him which lives on!
	6:16pm Handy Haversack: Stanley! Slainte! So good to see you! I'm OK -- slept like crap last night but then also had the first day in a long time without scheduled stuff to deal with. Weird but good. Sitting in the sun now, grooving and listening to the sparrows. How are you?!
	6:17pm CC: I posted a few Endeavors that Ron did from back in the day on my YouTube page just look up Ron Ruff... family and friends folder...
	6:18pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy, was it that one more whiskey, ad infinitum? I actually stayed up to around 4:30 myself...doing other things. I'm already overly stoked for next week!
	6:19pm Stanley: Sunny day, walk round the cemetary highlight of the day. So not so bad, I'm thinking of calling myself Donald Twain
	6:19pm Mr. Pumpy: @Therese, this Ivan brought this album by Lay Llamas to mind. It's a ride. If you haven't, give it a spin sometime. I think you may dig. layllamas.bandcamp.com...
	6:20pm βrian: Oy, back to the upstairs office after two weeks off. I'd rather just sit out front and monitor the hummingbirds.
	6:20pm Therese: Thanks, @Mr. Pumpy- I will check it out!
	6:23pm Handy Haversack: Very James Bond, Stanley! It does feel like I might be sitting IN the sun. We are approaching melt-the-British temps here!
	6:23pm Mr. Pumpy: Also a great vinyl pressing, and reasonably priced! I think I have the purple one. www.discogs.com...
	6:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Hey! Could ya be a little more Eclectic - ?! This is gettin' a little same-samey!... Haha I am not worthy...
	6:24pm mariano: Stanley: you're gonna be a STAAAAR!
	6:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: LURVE
	6:26pm Stanley: Handy - 20 degs C here (68F) does me fine. Mariano - you got it!
	6:26pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bestest Album
	6:27pm Mr. Pumpy: @Handy, I'm ashamed to say I left my pops and came home today in spite of FD and no HB. He is not into air conditioning...and I needed to cool the hell off! You know, being there are only two rivers between us. I admire your fortitude, hanging out there. I'm not big on AC, but I needed to cool the pipes.
	6:28pm Mr. Pumpy: Forever Changes! Yes. Yes! YES! Great choice as well, Therese.
	6:29pm Franco Twinkie: Arthur Lee - poet laurette of the street.
	6:29pm Stanley: Best heard through a 1970's transistor radio made in Hong Kong.
	6:29pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: An Album both Baroque & Balanced. It had the examples of PetSounds & Pepper already - but still...
	6:30pm CC: Nothing wrong with this!!!...:)
	6:30pm Hubig Pie: I got the AM sounds I got the radio on Roadrunner, roadrunner
	6:31pm Mr. Pumpy: Therese, are you doing an A/B thing between two sources? That may shed some light on the treble trouble.
	6:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...& for decades - no one much cared!...
	6:32pm CC: My big speakers sound the same way that my car radio sounded in the 60!!!...hehehe
	6:33pm Mr. Pumpy: CC, there is a frequency issue. I am not mentioning it for any reason other than to help Therese identify it. Still a great show. Mascis and Co. ar high end heavy at times, but this is not how it sounds...that's all. It's all good, we ain't going anywhere.
	6:33pm Fuzzy: lttle transistor radio under my pillow 1973...
	6:33pm Ball Hitch: BTW does anyone have a old Curt Cobain gutar layin' around that's just taking up space and unwanted?
	6:33pm Sean B.: Hi. Thanks for the great music today Therese.
	6:33pm CleanShirt: At risk of sounding hyperbolic, were some of these tracks recorded on a flip phone? I refuse to hop onto the flip-phones-as-vintage-hi-fi bandwagon.
	6:34pm Stanley: Fuzzy - right on. We had the same sound issues on the Emily L show last week but we turned them into killer sonic nostalgia trips
	6:34pm Mr. Pumpy: @CC...you were kidding. Ha! What gets lost in translation!
	6:34pm phat: I believe Pseu had the same EQ issues last week.
	6:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: & then BASS :)
	6:34pm Handy Haversack: @Stanley: It's going to need its feet.
	6:35pm CC: I got some bass here...
	6:35pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Really is nostalgia - since they've done incredible things w/ tiny speakers...
	6:35pm βrian: Too much bass and the sound gets fishy.
	6:35pm Mr. Pumpy: @Rev Rab...are you speaking about Love - Forever Changes?
	6:36pm johnk77: this soccer mommy track first in a while with big bass sound great show
	6:36pm Stanley: @Handy feet?
	6:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Mr.P: Yes.
	6:36pm Sean B.: Sounds great on this end. Hi RevRab. Hope all is well my friend
	6:36pm CC: I think the only way we'll know is if you play the 1969 version of cold turkey...the single???
	6:38pm Fuzzy: Amazing bass from these Cambridge Soundworks Oontz Angle Ultra bluetooth speakers. "Tin Man" or "I Can Help" would sound great with the transistor treatment!
	6:38pm Handy Haversack: @Stanley: the chicken. After the fuel and wood situation has been resolved.
	6:38pm Mr. Pumpy: "Soccer Mommy Accosts A Bewildered J. Mascis, Steals Bass. Weather on the nines!"
	6:39pm Stanley: Handy yes! You are way ahead of me, man.
	6:39pm Sean B.: @CC Those original Apple pressings.are priceless. And I mean first pressing if you can find them. In mono.
	6:39pm Fishtown Mike: Hope everyone is having a nice day! I literally jumped on the comment board, to make sure my subwoofer hadn't blown out while i was outside @ the grill. Great stuff Therese!
	6:40pm CC: No... that's not very bassish!!!
	6:40pm Mr. Pumpy: @Rev Rab...yes. A stellar and transitional album. I didn't realize anyone changed their minds about it. I always saw it as respected by a certain crowd of folks that are into tunes. Has it begun to trend after all these years?
	6:40pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ey-Up Sean B. I've blown Tweeters & wondered if I'd blown an eardrum...but that's another story...
	6:40pm βrian: @FM: Now I want to know what's on the grill...
	6:41pm CleanShirt: Absolutely McGosh-darn righteous show, but something is afoot frequency-wise
	6:41pm Fuzzy: Probably a cable not plugged in all the way on whatever device is playing now.
	6:41pm CC: I keep blowing my nose to see if it will get any better?!?...:)
	6:41pm ?: √√√√√√√√Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!
	6:41pm Stanley: Haha CC
	6:42pm Mr. Pumpy: Fuzzy...often the simplest things. Hopefully the simple stuff!
	6:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @Mr.P: Some Intelligentsia may have held up ForeverChanges - but it was not much of a Hit when issued - & not much noise about it & then bang - CDs in bourgeois cars everywhere... Interesting when Works are reassessed like that..
	6:43pm Mr. Pumpy: @? You are the first half of that album title!
	6:43pm Mr. Pumpy: Rev Rab...I did not know!
	6:43pm Fuzzy: I mention it because I've had that happen on this end before and I was wondering what was wrong with the sound -- wasn't plugged in all the way!
	6:43pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: It's one track but not the next... You didn't let Nat Roe in the backdoor or something - ??...
	6:44pm βrian: Dry cleaning means hanging your soiled clothes on the line for a day or two.
	6:45pm Mr. Pumpy: @Rev Rab, that is why I inquired as to whether there were A & B sources. Not always used in the digital realm, but it would help shed some light on where the problem is.
	6:46pm Mr. Pumpy: I have it on good authority that Dry Cleaning were going by Martinizing until litigation came their way. Bastards of industry!
	6:47pm Sean B.: Riding around robbing banks all wacked on the Scooby Snacks. :-)
	6:48pm Peter from Dover NJ: Therese, s rub that cast iron pan with steel wool. Then wash, soap and water. Then season it. You should be good to go.
	6:48pm CC: Once you get your Skillet up to a certain temperature you don't got to worry about anything anyway!!!
	6:48pm Jett: I could be mistaken, but isn't "Will To Love" from American Stars and Bars," not "On The Beach" ? You tell me @Therese
	6:49pm Mr. Pumpy: 2020, man is right! I have a decent imagination, but I wouldn't have thunked! Not just like this...
	6:49pm BH: it's been a busy season for relatives who have an ability to use a sewing machine
	6:50pm βrian: Just scrub it well with steel wool, rinse and dry, then nail it with good old-fashioned oven cleaner. After it sits for a bit, rinse and scrub well, then bake dry in the oven. Coat with flax oil or grapeseed oil, rub dry, and begin the ad infitum seasoning cycles.
	6:50pm Fishtown Mike: @ Brain, just some brats and burgers. BTW, as a long time FMU listener, I can't tell you how many times I've wondered what the hell that horrible noise was, to realize I left the radio playing after a DJ change. Just this week I thought the dishwasher was dying, to find it was just some atonal hellscape Fabio was spinning.
	6:50pm CleanShirt: @Brian - dry cleaning well dun
	6:50pm sugarwolf: I like the ones I got from Neighborgoods. I’m going to wear them for an extended time this week, so we’ll see how it goes.
	6:51pm Scott Williams: Cheers to Fabio's atonal hellscapes!
	6:51pm Eric: Put salad oil, about a tbs spoon or two, rub the pan well with it, inside and out, if you need to use something abrasive like steel wool, that would be ok. Wipe out with a clean cloth until dry, put on heat after rubbing pan again with about a tbs spoon of salad oil, cook on low flame for 10 or 20 minutes, oralternatively, put in a 350 degree oven for 30 minutes, and it should be as good as new!
	6:51pm Mr. Pumpy: Therese...my apologies! I forgot you live in JC, so you saying earlier you were coming from JC...I thought you were working in the studio at this point. I wouldn't have gone trying to help you identify the problem as much otherwise. Anyhow, knowledge is power, so hopefully we helped you identify a potential issue for the future.
	6:52pm Mr. Pumpy: The Good Earth is one of my favorite reads.
	6:52pm ?: new Perry Mason Tonight
	6:53pm Barney Grubbs: You can also try using salt as an abrasive with a cloth or sponge—not as strong as sodium hydroxide but much safer
	6:53pm Therese: @Mr. Pumpy: Scott Williams and I are doing some behind-the-scenes investigations...
	6:54pm Eric: i hiughly recommend to not put oven cleaner on anything you will eat off of!
	6:54pm Mr. Pumpy: @Therese, the two of you on the job?! I consider it thwarted.
	6:55pm Mr. Pumpy: If all else fails, you have about a dozen examples of the "best" way to reconstitute a rusty cast iron skillet!
	6:57pm Hubig Pie: I'd be happy to raise my hand when the sound gets all washed out.
	6:57pm CleanShirt: Goddammit, myspace has better fidelity than this. Don’t apologize @ Mr. Pumpy.
	6:58pm Ken From Hyde Park: I don't know what method he used, but my nephew refurbished my sister's old skillet for a Mother's Day present and it looks highly professional and shiny again.
	6:58pm Barney Grubbs: The chambray face masks from swaddle are pretty comfortable but I haven’t tried long term use when it’s been hot & humid: www.swaddledesigns.com...
	7:00pm Mr. Pumpy: CleanShirt...you ain't the boss of me. Also, I hope you are kidding.
	7:00pm Kramrellim: Sounds like one of the turntables is plugged into a standard audio input, and not a "phono" input with the RIAA curve. Just a thought.
	7:00pm CC: This song has good bass... I imagine the problem lies in having a pre-prepared playlist from various sources???
	7:00pm βrian: I once lost an entire weekend to the million-coat flax oil seasoning process. I'm pretty good at laboratory method, but I thought the result was underwhelming, really.
	7:02pm CC: I do love this song!!!
	7:02pm ctc: are the lows and mids cut out of the stream?
	7:03pm Joe B: @ctc - it's not the stream, it is a source problem
	7:04pm ctc: now reading previous comments
	7:04pm Mr. Pumpy: Kramrellim, perhaps. A line-level input with no pre-amp sounds way more compromised, from my experience. However, something along those lines. Perhaps even internal...which would suck. Anyhow, Therese and Scott are on it. What's done is done for today, as far as I can imagine. Such is Covid DJing!
	7:05pm mariano: George Soros is jamming the bass.
	7:05pm Joe B: every other song, so whatever source Sacred Paws and the Monkees came from turntable or CD player
	7:05pm Mr. Pumpy: @Joe B...Mr. Furley rulez!
	7:06pm Joe B: He retired as coach of the Atoms to become a dimwitted landlord!
	7:07pm Jett: No fidelity at all on The Monkees track, check what you played that on. Still no response on Neil Young question from you @Therese.
	7:07pm Joe B: what's the Neil Young question?
	7:08pm CC: I like DJs who play things live and talk live!!!... but I do understand the necessity of striving for efficiency!?!
	7:08pm Jett: This track has no fidelity either, very bad Therese
	7:09pm Joe B: They're aware of it. jeez
	7:09pm northguineahills: I have the same problem every time I rewire my soundsytem, (which has been too often recently...) Superb to hear ya, Therese! Oh, look, it's Joe B in the House (I've been absent everywhere recently)
	7:10pm Jett: Neil Young question is "Will To Love" is from American Stars and Bars, not On the Beach, am I correct?
	7:10pm Mr. Pumpy: @Joe B...seriously! Talk about uncouth.
	7:10pm Therese: It's all going through the same program/source. Don't know why one of the decks is problematic, the settings seem to be the same. We're aware of it, there's nothing that can be done at the point.
	7:11pm Mr. Pumpy: Therese, this show is rocking my socks...first off, and now on, as I may hit the liquor store. Thanks!
	7:11pm Joe B: yes Jett you are right, she'll fix it later, bigger issues to deal with now.
	7:12pm βrian: It could be that the input device has a cold, or maybe some kind of virus?
	7:12pm Scott Williams: OK everyone take it easy. It's very likely a setting in Therese's DJ software. We're getting at the root, but today's show is a pre-record so there's nothing we can do about this one. So continued attention drawn to it is no longer helpful, and Therese already feels awful enough about it.
	7:12pm Jett: True, @Joe B. Hope they can fix the sound issue.
	7:12pm CC: Therese... just get your turntable out and start playing live records for the next 50 minutes!!!...:)
	7:14pm Mr. Pumpy: There are a few morons on the accu right now. Fuck it, I'm saying it. Therese...thank you for a great show!
	7:15pm Jett: Your efforts are great @Therese and you are giving is an excellent show, but the audio issue is very annoying.
	7:17pm Jett: I miss my Dad, he was the greatest Dad a guy could ever have. I think about him every day.
	7:17pm Mr. Pumpy: What a patronizing condescension...
	7:18pm Handy Haversack: I love this show and what it sounds like. Joe B! Sorry, was away from keyboard and didn't realize we needed to point out the unbelievable quality of this free gift that Therese and WFMU give us. I, too, miss my dad.
	7:18pm CleanShirt: This show was the highlight of my Sunday, as it usually is. Therese and the rest of the crew, we’re not worthy. Sorry if the sass was too much.
	7:18pm CC: I don't want to brag but I think I'm one of the best dads anybody could ever have!!!...:)
	7:18pm Jett: Goodies haven't arrived yet.
	7:19pm Fuzzy: Show is great as always -- sound issues aren't such a big deal. Be grateful that we continue to be able to enjoy WFMU in the midst of all that is going on this year.
	7:19pm Jett: Anything 4 you. @Therese
	7:19pm Mr. Pumpy: What is the proper plural for ignoramus?
	7:20pm CC: Does anybody know who's filling in for Gaylord tonight???
	7:20pm Handy Haversack: Mr. P: Or "ignoranuses."
	7:20pm ?: Ignorami
	7:21pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy...perfect
	7:21pm Fuzzy: Ignoramum
	7:22pm Eric: I second your comment Fuzzy! Ignorami?
	7:22pm CC: I really love Brian Wilson!!!
	7:22pm northguineahills: I finally got my heart back last week, I usually wouldn't get my swage until July-August, so, I expect mine back some time in around December.... @Mr. Pumpy: ignoramuses, so a bloat of ignoramuses (like hippopatamusses...)
	7:23pm Handy Haversack: A hemorrhoid of ignoranuses.
	7:23pm Joe B: we're all getting hear what it's like after a Murray Wilson smackdown. well played Therese! best subtle father's day theme set of all time!
	7:24pm Therese: Thanks, Joe!
	7:24pm Joe B: you threw me off your trail with these 'technical difficulties'. brilliant as always
	7:25pm CC: There is no denying that Brian was the genius!!#
	7:25pm wendy del formaggio: I love that Beach Boys song. Your show is so excellent, Therese.
	7:27pm CC: I can't believe that Barry Gibb outlived his other three brothers!!!
	7:27pm mariano: Fuzzy, Eric, et al: or as Ali G said, ignoranus.
	7:28pm Martinibomb: thanks for zeee bobie gentry earlier
	7:31pm pasquale denegri: Saving Private Cast Iron [next from Steven Spielberg] Depending on what the pan is coated with [oxidized grease v/ plain oxidized water aka rust] you may start with vinegar and baking soda, liquefied by pouring in boiling water. Execute this step with the pan placed in a sink or tub as it may bubble up and over. Then mechanically remove grease sludge w/stainless steel version of steel wool pad and liquid detergent. Next, to remove all cleaning residue, place pan on stove and fill w/water and heat to boiling. If crud persists, repeat this step. ALL water must be boiled off prior to final step which is seasoning the pan. When pan has cooled, brush vegetable oil over inside and outside surfaces and dry excess oil w/paper towel. This pan will now outlive you and your descendants. Was introduced to the swinging swirling world of cast iron when we purchased our first skillet in 1973 at a NJ Thrift Store [now known as Consignment Shops] for the munificent sum of TEN CENTS [pan remains in use as of this moment in time]. Next up: Capellini with olive oil & garlic sauteed with panache in Therese's skillet. Bellisima! Pasquale FMU sustaining member. Thank you for your work.
	7:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: Out for a stroll on a rail trail for some long overdue exercise. I am highly enjoying the music and the skillet talk.
	7:33pm Handy Haversack: Hell yeah, pasquale!
	7:33pm CC: Just like a father it's up to an older brother to give his younger siblings the right kind of advice to make it through this life...uhhh...ya know???
	7:34pm CC: Same way with an older sister!!!
	7:35pm Meesalikeu: i’m cooking quesadillas n this music is taking me places — gracias!
	7:36pm CC: Or your Mother, boy!!!
	7:37pm Polly Onymous: baking soda is great for lifting baked on crud off of almost any cooking vessel. just a little gentle heat, and let it rest. rust can be scrubbed off later and sealed as Pasquale notes. also, check out duck duck and identify which one you lucked into. some of them are real treasures!
	7:38pm maestroso: Oh, man, this song.
	7:41pm Therese: Thanks for all the cast iron advice! I knew that you all wouldn't let me down!
	7:41pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy...that's the collective noun, right there.
	7:42pm Jett: Back to the no-fi, lo-fi
	7:42pm Hubig Pie: Cast iron- the more you use it, the better it gets
	7:42pm βrian: I always assume a cast-iron skillet of unkonwn origins may be toxic, hence the oven cleaner. I once found a cast-iron dutch oven in a long-abandoned hunting camp in VT. That seemed relatively safe, though it was embedded with decayed forest detritus.
	7:44pm Scott Williams: @Jett, that's some stale old news nobody needs reminding of
	7:44pm Handy Haversack: Though a cold iron skillet is your best bet for sauteeing elves.
	7:44pm Jett: You can always go the Wanda Jackson way and use it on an unfaithful boyfriend. @Therese
	7:45pm northguineahills: Thanks for the lover's rock, needed some Charmaine Burnette!
	7:45pm Meesalikeu: love cast iron fry pan. can confirm seasoing after use is most important step. after i clean n rinse i just spray a little pan in it, heat it up on the stove top and rub it around with a paper towel after sealing it in a bit with the heat. i hang my pans so it doesnt leak that way. some keep their fry pans flat inside the stove to store them.
	7:45pm chresti: Thanks Therese, may happy things happen!
	7:46pm Jett: @Scott Williams True, but it's almost unlistenable unfortunately, and as you know I have a Therese addiction.
	7:46pm CC: Great songs, Therese!!!
	7:46pm Uncle Michael: I only knew the Barbara Acklin version of that vocal version of the Young-Holt track.
	7:47pm northguineahills: UM always sends me to the googles...
	7:48pm chresti: Cooking with cast iron is also a handy source of iron.
	7:48pm Handy Haversack: Todd, the people have spoken!
	7:48pm coelacanth∅: the seasoning of cast iron includes heating up the pan, preferably in the oven. any new cast iron will come (did come) with instructions telling you this.
	7:49pm DonJuanTijuana: Another Grand Slam Therese! Love it!!!
	7:49pm coelacanth∅: (not just applying oil, but baking it on)
	7:49pm βrian: If you like cast-iron, you'll really like an induction cooktop, too. The heat control and heat intensity is really impressive. Not cheap, though.
	7:50pm sugarwolf!!!: I only learned recently that Suzi Quatro is Sherilyn Fenn's aunt!
	7:51pm CC: I think people should request that there be a live chat board on every stream 24/7 whether there is a live DJ or not?!?
	7:52pm Therese: @sugarwolf!! Whuuuuuttttt?!?
	7:52pm βrian: In my opinion, new cast-iron requires machining to make the cooking surface smooth. Just skip that nonsense.
	7:53pm Uncle Michael: NGH, not only is Acklin's "same girl" recorded over the Young-Holt gem "Soulful Strut" (with the vocal replacing the piano), but neither Young nor Holt play on the Young-Holt!
	7:53pm βrian: Is Doug here? We may need a dedicated cast-iron stream.
	7:53pm Jett: One other thing on the Big Iron Skillet, please don't ever use it on me. Thanks for another cool show. @Therese ❤️
	7:53pm Joe B: @sugarwolf - I just learned that right now!
	7:53pm Meesalikeu: suzy and dusty — so we r having a moment here lol — ok!
	7:54pm mariano: Oh wow sugarwolf, had no idea either.
	7:54pm Handy Haversack: @sugarwolf!!!: Mind blown!!! Thanks, Therese! What a great show. So glad to have been here for it!
	7:55pm northguineahills: UM still blowing my mind....
	7:55pm Meesalikeu: definately top trivia of the day!
	7:55pm mariano: Thanks Therese, Ruth, Skeleton Crew! See everyone at Gaylord's I hope.
	7:55pm Andy: Therese, you’re killing it tonight, girl! :)
	7:55pm radioronan: Thanks Therese! Thanks skeleton crew!
	7:56pm Joe B: thanks Therese, Scott, Ruth
	7:56pm northguineahills: The only thing I have cast-iron is my tortilla heater (although I use for cooking needs).
	7:56pm CC: Gaylord should know what to do after all of these years!!!...:)
	7:57pm Mr. Pumpy: Back from the adult beverage depot...socks rocked right back off! Thanks for a killer show, Therese!
	7:57pm Scott Williams: Thanks Therese, great fun!
	7:57pm northguineahills: Thanks as per usual, Therese! and thanks, Scott, for keeping on applying the rubber bands and gums, etc... to keep this woofmooing!
	7:57pm juan: Thanks again for a wonderful show Therese, be well everyone!
	7:57pm slugluv1313: fantastic show, Therese -- THANK-YOU! (been listening & lurking while doing boring household cleaning stuff -- the tunes and vibes have made it soooo much easier!) have a great week!
	7:57pm Therese: Thanks, everyone! Until next week...
	7:57pm Uncle Michael: NGH, I only know stuff like that thanks to people like Larry Grogan and Mr. Fine Wine.
	7:58pm Uncle Michael: Thank you, Therese!
	7:58pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Therese
	7:58pm northguineahills: errr, gum, not gums, I hope you don't need your gums to keep wFMU working, unless you're the Old Codger....
	7:58pm Therese: Hi Uncle Michael!
	7:59pm Mr. Pumpy: Scott, I don't know...ignore it? Try to shake it off? Some dingle-berries just won't quit!
	7:59pm Uncle Michael: Hi, Therese!
	7:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Therese. I've reached the halfway point of my walk!
	8:00pm Meesalikeu: great show as always ms therese thanks!
	8:00pm Santos L Halper: Thanks Therese!
	8:00pm Wendy del Formaggio: Bye, Therese! Thanks for all the great tunes and good vibes.
	8:00pm Therese: Gaylord Fields will accompany you home, @KenFHP, like the gentleman he is.

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