WFMU: Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from October 10, 2020

Listener comments!
	6:01am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Ruth and all!
	6:02am Ruth Booth: Happy Good Morning!
	6:02am Bas NL: Good morning Jeffrey! Good morning Ruth and all!
	6:03am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Bas!
	6:03am Sem: Good morning, Jeffrey, Ruth (ITB), Bas NL!
	6:04am Really Lisa: Hello Jeffrey and everyone. Slated to be a lovely Saturday in these parts anyway.
	6:06am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Sem and Lisa! Yes, looking like a nice weekend. Weekend: a film by Godard, and an outmoded concept to millions (not everyone...I get it...)
	6:06am Heidee: Hi Jeffrey and all. Ah. Music to sooth my poor busy mind. I'll enjoy this head holiday so much. Thank you.
	6:07am ZeeBee: About to go in to the bakery for the mornings work, happy to catch a moment of the show as I sip my coffee pre dawn here in New Mexico.
	6:07am Kevin-san: Good morning JD, Ruth and the Planet. The first hour always sounds better when it's still dark out
	6:10am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Heidee, ZeeBee (you're up early!) and Kevin-san (you might be right!)...
	6:11am Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Ruth, Jeffrey, and all
	6:11am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Sylvia!
	6:12am Jeffrey Davison: This GeeH is like two minutes of outro...
	6:15am Sylvia (France-NYC): Hi Lisa and Heidee, hope you're doing ok
	6:17am Heidee: Hi Sylvia, nice to see you here. I'm fine, thanks, just a bit overworked, hence the dreamy music is so right just now. Hope you are well and keeping safe!
	6:17am Mr. Pumpy: Good morning, Jeffrey. It's been a while!
	6:17am Aaron Working in Newark: good morning Jeffrey
	6:17am city 3: G'morning all from the Finger Lakes. This is such beautiful and relaxing music for a Saturday coffee. Thank you.
	6:18am Mr. Pumpy: Hello all!
	6:18am Jeffrey Davison: Here are pledges that came in between last week's show and this one: Somalisa from Philadelphia; Jason from Eastbourne U.K.; Kat from Brooklyn (a swag for lifer); John from Point Pleasant NJ; David in NYC; Hank from Mullingar, Ireland; Jennifer from Corvallis Oregon, and TL from New York. THANK YOU ALL for you generosity and for keeping WFMU alive as we go into our leaner autumn and winter months....
	6:18am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Aaron, city 3, and Mr. Pumpy! Welcome all...
	6:21am Really Lisa: Sylvia, thanks! Hope you are as well! And Heidee, echoing Sylvia, same well wishes from me :)
	6:21am city 3: Feels like I'm drifting up to the moon leaving all the earthly madness that people have created...
	6:24am Jeffrey Davison: city 3: sounds good! In a lot of ways, it does seem crazier but since I've been around it has also seemed like humanity was somehow going to turn a corner and become more civilized and all of that! I guess the jury is still out.
	6:25am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Heidee @Lisa I'm hanging in there, distancing is getting difficult lately, but this shall pass
	6:29am Mike Sin: In the dark being guided by your show and a cup of coffee!
	6:32am city 3: Jeffery....I agree...The 60's seemed like the end was imminent to me as a young teen. Then somehow it got better. Now with the prevalence of the web and the shrinking of our planet ( a little plug there) it's too easy for polarization to happen. I worry for my sons and those of new generations. If i was a religious type, I'd be spending a lot of time in churches. Instead I sit and walk in nature and hope.
	6:32am Jeffrey Davison: Mike! Nice to have you here. I miss seeing you, and I also miss doing live sessions.
	6:34am city 3: These selections you're playing is helping me find a sweet spot in my head, especially with my headphones on. Thanks again and have a wonderful weekend...everyone.
	6:35am Really Lisa: Agree, Sylvia about the difficulty. Early into this, chatted to friends and colleagues, that living on my own, I thought I’d be better able to handle it. Wrong. This is not by choice. Stay safe and be well.
	6:36am Jeffrey Davison: city 3: agreed. What we have with the internet reminds me of something I once heard about money: a wonderful servant and a terrible master. When we give over our power to it, the web can be awful. I do need to get out into the country, and also start going again to museums and galleries. I always found redemption in art (and of course I include music!)
	6:40am Jeffrey Davison: Lisa, I hear you also. I have housemates but it's still a pretty solitary existence, as they tend to be busy, and of course these times spent with people, while we're distancing, are strange by definition. Early on, it was being said that we'd be through this, or the worst of it, by summertime, and now that the pandemic stretches on, it's not easy to stay upbeat.
	6:41am city 3: Spot on Jeffery.....We spent some time yesterday in a little gallery (the only one near us) and it was a nice diversion. Wish we were closer to some major stuff.
	6:42am Jeffrey Davison: The live session, recorded for the Tusk Festival, with Laura Cannell, coming up at 8am.
	6:43am city 3: I have to part now and start my day, but thanks again and I will be a regular listener now that I found you. Peace
	6:44am Jeffrey Davison: city 3, take care, and thanks for stopping by! See you again. Peace.
	6:44am Sylvia (France-NYC): In this twitter thread, Dr Aisha Ahmad explained very well how it is normal we're feeling like we can't take it anymore, since reaching the 6 months mark, but we will make it through twitter.com...
	6:46am Roadside Picnic: Morning Jeffrey and planeteers. Sad to hear of the passing Joe Ruby the legendary animator of Scooby Doo. Probably the best dog in the world was and is Scooby :) Difficult times ahead for sure and connections between people can be so fragile during lock downs or partial lock downs. not to mention fears of job losses . Personally I think some type of universal basic income and affordable housing is needed .
	6:48am Sylvia (France-NYC): oh, I agree totally, UBI for all everywhere on the planet @Roadside Picninc
	6:49am Malcolm: good morning all, tuning in from stockport england
	6:49am Really Lisa: Indeed, Jeffrey. Not only that the pandemic stretches on, but it’s evolving. The near future feels too uncertain. It’s absolutely scary. Thanks for the article link, Sylvia. Agree, Roadside Picnic.
	6:50am Jeffrey Davison: Sylvia: thanks for that. I will check that out later. Roadside Picnic: ah, I didn't hear about Joe Ruby. Legendary cartoon, for sure. And to your point about the current situation, I tend to be pessimistic, but it does seem like it's going to get worse before it gets better. Universal basic income seems a worthy idea, especially in light of the fact that the economy seems to be shifting in profound ways.
	6:50am Really Lisa: (*twitter thread, not article)
	6:51am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Malcolm!
	6:51am Heidee: @Lisa @6:21+6:35, @Lisa @6:25 - I hear you, girls. This isolation does something to us, to our personalities. Maybe we will have to learn how to love again. Loving oneself as well is very important, being exposed to the one body/mind/soul at close, we'd better look after them. Real love gives and does not demand. Oh yeah, and being philosophical, another side-effect. :-)
	6:52am Heidee: I meant @Sylvia @6:25 :-)
	6:53am Andrewin Toronto: Good morning Jeffrey and all other Planeteers.
	6:53am Jeffrey Davison: Two more pledges this morning: Ella from Berlin, and Bas from Utrecht checking in with another pledge. Thank you both!
	6:53am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Andrew!
	6:54am Sylvia (France-NYC): we're in serious second wave in France :-/
	6:56am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Heidee yes, love ourselves again and do some necessary healing
	6:57am Really Lisa: Heidee @ 6:51, hear hear. Ewing in the house, er planet :)
	6:57am Jeffrey Davison: Sylvia: yes, alas. I check the stats on worldometers, and have seen a couple of articles in the NY Times about the situation there. Of course, we here in the USA are experiencing both the first and second waves, in various areas. Sheesh.
	7:00am Sylvia (France-NYC): Jeffrey, it feels like you have found the secret to ubiquity :)
	7:05am PaulRobeson1920: Good Morning WFMU. Sounding good
	7:06am Earth Walker: Heidee Sylvia So true Love is within
	7:06am Jeffrey Davison: Sylvia: ha! Yes, and also omniscience!
	7:06am Jeffrey Davison: Paul Robeson1920, good morning and thanks!
	7:08am Heidee: Thanks, Earth Walker. And there is so much space within. Your name says it all, let's keep grounded.
	7:08am Working Class Hero: @Really Lisa @6:49 The futures uncertain and the end is always near, let it roll baby roll!
	7:10am Earth Walker: Just did Raja Yoga last night and that was one of the things our teacher spoke of along with Thinking Breathing and of course Meditation and Presence
	7:10am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Earth Walker and Working Class Hero!
	7:13am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey, Sem, Ruth, and planeteers. The song by Sulikowski is an apt observation for this turbulent time.
	7:14am Earth Walker: Hi Jeffery Light and Love for Everyone
	7:16am Jeffrey Davison: This musician is living in Provence, and I just read that he does a radio show also: “Sonic Tapestries” (Resonance Extra / Camp Radio)
	7:17am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Cooh John!
	7:18am Earth Walker: Thanks so much Heidee
	7:20am Jeffrey Davison: The comments are so indicative of where we are now...trying to stay on an even keel somehow, supporting one another and making efforts to be optimistic. This Richard Norris piece should help a little bit...
	7:21am Fredericks: Joining late, but loved everything I've caught. Mat Eric Hart's piece in particular.
	7:21am Deborah: Good Morning Everyone! Agree that existence is mostly solitary now, except for somewhat perfunctory chats with other dwellers in this small building made up entirely of old studio apartments. We are all used to or learning to live alone so sometimes chatting seems so labored. Spent a few socially distanced hours with a good friend yesterday, dining outside, and walking around Montclair. others were doing the same and it seemed somewhat normal but it was an illusion, of course.
	7:23am Jeffrey Davison: Fredericks, good morning and thanks! See my comment at 7:16, too.
	7:24am Heidee: Hi deborah, and well put.
	7:24am Malcolm: this richard norris is gorgeous!
	7:25am Jeffrey Davison: Deborah, good morning! Even though it seems illusory (and what isn't!), it nevertheless indicates real effort. These small efforts can sometimes seem so paltry or even in vain, but they have real effects that we don't always notice in the moment. Keep on keeping on.
	7:26am Jeffrey Davison: Malcolm, agreed! Don't know why I hadn't found his music before, but glad to come across it this week.
	7:28am Roadside Picnic: @Deborah-agree the outside world does have a an 'otherness' feel to it-like everything is out of synch in some way
	7:30am Sem: Just back from the garden. Good morning, Cooh John!
	7:38am jeremyo: For once I've managed to join the show live, albeit half way through. Hello all. Lots of sober and sobering discussion here today, I won't add any of my own pessimism to it but I hope you all stay well and keep the light burning
	7:38am Fredericks: Any idea what the source of the bell-like tone in the the Norris piece?
	7:39am Earth Walker: Everything is out of sync Stay away from each other don’t touch don’t hug don’t shake hands cover your mouth don’t go out don’t go to work theaters gyms art centers music halls restaurants closed
	7:41am Jeffrey Davison: jeremyo, good morning!
	7:41am Jeffrey Davison: Fredericks, I don't know the answer to your question, and there is no information on the bandcamp page...
	7:43am Earth Walker: Well After the Spanish flu there was the Roaring 20s ! We will survive We will get bye
	7:44am PaulRobeson1920: The world is becoming a better place in which to live, and man is inherently good, born good. Avarice minded politics of the moment may not reflect this fact, but it is true. “These problems are man made and therefore, can be solved by man”
	7:45am Earth Walker: Don’t mess with Mothers Nature
	7:45am Deborah: @Heidee I am sorry that you are overworked. Hope it is not the teaching. No words for this semester here, at least not ones I can print.
	7:47am Jeffrey Davison: Earth Walker...looking forward to another Roaring 20s! PaulRobeson1920, I hold onto this as well. Heidee, hope you get some good downtime!
	7:47am Earth Walker: Mother Earth Always has the last say
	7:48am garlic lover: Ditto @paul Feeling good this am
	7:52am Jeffrey Davison: Earth Walker: true enough. Good morning, garlic lover!
	7:52am ParUbi: Good morning, Jeffrey and all!
	7:55am SmokinJ: Sounding great jd! Howdy folks!
	7:57am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning ParUbi! Good morning SmokinJ, and thanks!
	7:58am Jeffrey Davison: Laura Cannell coming right up...
	8:02am Really Lisa: I’m off to try to roll with it. Practice empathy. Some tips from early into lockdown: www.google.com... Peace, all. Thank you, Jeffrey.
	8:02am melinda: Morning folks
	8:03am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning melinda! And thanks, Lisa. Stay well.
	8:05am Heidee: @Jeffrey, thanks to your music, I do. I don't know how you do it, you always seem to hit the right chord. In its literal sense. @Deborah (with the grown-up D, I like it), it is the teaching. Or rather, dealing with unqualified demands from parents or colleagues and when addressed, no response. Energy suckers, that's what I think. Lisa, I just see empathy. OK, I can deal with stupidity. Not so well with social stupidity.
	8:06am kevlicki: Morning fellow planeteers! No matter the adversity, We have been blessed with another Saturday.
	8:08am Sem: melinda: so Maineiacs now have legal weed. Beware the lobster munchies.
	8:09am Jeffrey Davison: Heidee, thank you. kevlicki, good morning! Sem, it sounds like a good time to have a food truck in Portland!
	8:13am northguineahills: Just woke up, read it as Laura Cantrell, as is per usual when waking up, I was confused.
	8:14am northguineahills: (it takes a good 5 minutes for my eyes to get right).
	8:15am Deborah: @Heidee I don't think I could do it. Cranky college kids are enough. Although once and a while, I have students who threaten to bring their "Daaady" to class. Actually, two Daaadies did show up; a long time ago, was a famous jazz musician whose son was failing class. The other was just a tired guy who begged me to pass his daughter. Neither passed. :)
	8:16am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning northguineahills! I haven't played any Laura Cantrell in a long while...thanks for the reminder.
	8:16am Heidee: @Deb :-)
	8:20am Deborah: This music!!
	8:22am Deborah: Heidee:@ Sorry that I didn't proofread better. Blaming it on the intrusive Grammarly.
	8:22am northguineahills: her archives here are really good. Gotta admit, Cannell is killing me softly, new to me, and digdug.grazie, signor.....
	8:23am Jeffrey Davison: Deborah, northguineahills: yeah, Laura is great. I'm looking forward to hearing the new album. Only two tracks on bandcamp now.
	8:24am Peter from Dover NJ: Evocative cover of Epitaph. Nice program this morning.
	8:26am bLeubomber: Not KC. Exceptional rendition
	8:26am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Peter, and thanks! Yeah, this album is all covers, but only a couple of tracks from it on bandcamp.
	8:26am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning bLeubomber, and agreed!
	8:27am northguineahills: @Debororah: I taught at CUNY-Hunter College in my 20s for 3 years. I was easy going yet hard-ass ass professor (that was on purpose). I failed some students. I feel bad in retrospect, (admin intervened), but I offered so much EC, that I had many students finish above 100% (mostly geography and music trivia)
	8:30am Jeffrey Davison: Some people over the years said that I would be a good teacher, but first I would have had to learn something well enough to teach! Interesting tales of teaching on the comments board this morning...and Hunter is a good school, somewhat marred by their administration, I believe.
	8:30am northguineahills: my apologies, deborah, I can't spell even w/ caffeine....
	8:32am Heidee: Going out with the dog, the sun loves us this 'afternoon'. Peace and stable emotions, y'all!
	8:32am northguineahills: I quit Hunter due to the admin, and took a job in geography for city planning for NYC (teaching didn't pay).yeah, the admin really sucked, but I met many amazing scholars.
	8:33am Jeffrey Davison: Heidee, take care, and always nice to have you along...
	8:34am Jeffrey Davison: northguineahills: yes, Hunter does attract good students, especially ones from New York who can't afford more expensive schools.
	8:34am Heidee: I saw that! You are so sweet.
	8:42am Deborah: @Jeffrey Davison Hudson County Community College has an award winning Culinary Arts Institute. They also have extensive community education courses dealing with all aspects of food preparation, service, history, culture, etc. Their Culinary Institute is nationally known. You could try it! It is a good school.
	8:43am aorowan: This track is gorgeous.
	8:47am Jeffrey Davison: Deborah: I was a professional cook for 20 years, and in the food business for 40. I just fell into it, though, at a time when it was much easier to do so. Never had time, at that point, to go back to culinary school, but there is so much that I don't know (including techniques) as a result. Wasn't aware of that program. Thank you for the info.
	8:47am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning aorowan, and thanks!
	8:47am Meesalikeu: great washing the dishes music this fine morning
	8:48am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Meesalikeu, and glad to be of service!
	8:49am Kurt: I don't sleep, I dream
	8:49am Jeffrey Davison: Kurt, good morning, and I'm with ya!
	8:51am northguineahills: Love the cello. My former cello player had to sell her cello in SF b/c session work dried up. which reminds me, I need to give her a call.
	8:51am Kurt: Afternoon here (Belgium). Discovered the station when Mubi screened a documentary about it. Love it!
	8:51am Jeffrey Davison: WFMU could use more pledges to our October Hellraiser, anyone who has a few extra bucks!
	8:51am northguineahills: merci, Jeffrey!
	8:52am Sylvia (France-NYC): great show Jeffrey, thank you <3
	8:52am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks northguineahills and Kurt! Thanks as ever to Ruth...xxxx Thanks Sylvia!
	8:56am Roadside Picnic: Thanks Jeffrey and planeteers always a nice start for saturday!
	8:56am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Roadside Picnic!
	8:57am Sem: Thankee, Jeffrey. See you later, Ruth, and all who identify as Shrunken Planet people.
	8:58am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Sem!
	9:01am Bas NL: Thanks Jeffrey!
	9:21am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Bob, and all other Brainiacs.
	6:36am 12539: Belated but thankful archival thanks!

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from October 10, 2020

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Folk; old-timey; blues; psych, avant and acid folk old and new; ambient and electronic; lots of guitar; detours elsewhere.

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October 10, 2020

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Mary Lattimore	Silver Ladders "Silver Ladders" by "Mary Lattimore"	Silver Ladders	Ghostly International		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
GeeH	Threnody "Threnody" by "GeeH"	Stygian Drift	GeeH		0:03:45 (Pop-up)
Oliviaway	When You Love Somebody "When You Love Somebody" by "Oliviaway"	Pretend Goodbye	Oliviaway		0:13:31 (Pop-up)
SUSS	Echo Lake "Echo Lake" by "SUSS"	Promise	Northern Spy		0:21:57 (Pop-up)
Julianna Barwick	Healing Is A Miracle (extended version)	Healing Is A Miracle	Ninja Tune		0:26:27 (Pop-up)
KMRU	Behind There "Behind There" by "KMRU"	Jar	Seil Records		0:36:47 (Pop-up)
Stray Wool	Goose Lies "Goose Lies" by "Stray Wool"	Ghosts	Stray Wool		0:41:56 (Pop-up)
Lisa Lerkenfeldt	Champagne Smoke "Champagne Smoke" by "Lisa Lerkenfeldt"	Collagen	Shelter Press		0:46:22 (Pop-up)

Anne Sulikowski	The Modern Day Escapist	Soundtracks For The Modern Day Escapist	Anne Sulikowski		0:59:57 (Pop-up)
Mat Eric Hart	Haguro "Haguro" by "Mat Eric Hart"	Spirits & Reflections	Aural Canyon		1:10:33 (Pop-up)
Jim White and Marisa Anderson	Pallet	The Quickening	Thrill Jockey		1:15:41 (Pop-up)
Richard Norris	Confluence 2 "Confluence 2" by "Richard Norris"	Abstractions Volume One	Group Mind		1:18:59 (Pop-up)
Voel	Raíces "Raíces" by "Voel"	Meditaciones	Voel		1:38:58 (Pop-up)
Aidan Baker & Ekin Fil	In Search of Sleep	The Dark Well	Torn Light		1:43:11 (Pop-up)
Alejandro Pino and Tomás Gubbins	Sonido Inmersión Meditaciones	Tres	Sonido Inmersión Meditaciones		1:50:38 (Pop-up)

Laura Cannell	(live session from the Tusk Festival)	(no album)	Laura Cannell	Accompanying musicians: Stewart Lee, Kate Ellis, Jennifer Lucy Allan and Polly Wright. I have identified at least two of the compositions, Alone In The Wolf Thickets, and Wrekin. Both of these tracks appear on These Feral Lands, a new recording on Brawl Records by Laura Cannell.	2:01:36 (Pop-up)
Maya Beiser	Epitaph "Epitaph" by "Maya Beiser"	Uncovered	Innova Recordings	clarinet and bass clarinet performed by Evan Ziporyn	2:21:47 (Pop-up)
Erik Friedlander	The Stillness of a Hopper	(digital single)	Erik Friedlander		2:30:14 (Pop-up)
Judith Hamann	Humming Suite III - Harmonics étude for one cello and one voice	Music For Cello And Humming	Blank Forms Editions		2:34:15 (Pop-up)
Gyöngy Erödi	Cello Suite No. 2, Allemande	J. S. Bach: Cello Suites I, II, V	Carpe Diem	in D minor, BWV 1008	2:47:31 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:01am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Ruth and all!
	6:02am Ruth Booth: Happy Good Morning!
	6:02am Bas NL: Good morning Jeffrey! Good morning Ruth and all!
	6:03am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Bas!
	6:03am Sem: Good morning, Jeffrey, Ruth (ITB), Bas NL!
	6:04am Really Lisa: Hello Jeffrey and everyone. Slated to be a lovely Saturday in these parts anyway.
	6:06am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Sem and Lisa! Yes, looking like a nice weekend. Weekend: a film by Godard, and an outmoded concept to millions (not everyone...I get it...)
	6:06am Heidee: Hi Jeffrey and all. Ah. Music to sooth my poor busy mind. I'll enjoy this head holiday so much. Thank you.
	6:07am ZeeBee: About to go in to the bakery for the mornings work, happy to catch a moment of the show as I sip my coffee pre dawn here in New Mexico.
	6:07am Kevin-san: Good morning JD, Ruth and the Planet. The first hour always sounds better when it's still dark out
	6:10am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Heidee, ZeeBee (you're up early!) and Kevin-san (you might be right!)...
	6:11am Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Ruth, Jeffrey, and all
	6:11am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Sylvia!
	6:12am Jeffrey Davison: This GeeH is like two minutes of outro...
	6:15am Sylvia (France-NYC): Hi Lisa and Heidee, hope you're doing ok
	6:17am Heidee: Hi Sylvia, nice to see you here. I'm fine, thanks, just a bit overworked, hence the dreamy music is so right just now. Hope you are well and keeping safe!
	6:17am Mr. Pumpy: Good morning, Jeffrey. It's been a while!
	6:17am Aaron Working in Newark: good morning Jeffrey
	6:17am city 3: G'morning all from the Finger Lakes. This is such beautiful and relaxing music for a Saturday coffee. Thank you.
	6:18am Mr. Pumpy: Hello all!
	6:18am Jeffrey Davison: Here are pledges that came in between last week's show and this one: Somalisa from Philadelphia; Jason from Eastbourne U.K.; Kat from Brooklyn (a swag for lifer); John from Point Pleasant NJ; David in NYC; Hank from Mullingar, Ireland; Jennifer from Corvallis Oregon, and TL from New York. THANK YOU ALL for you generosity and for keeping WFMU alive as we go into our leaner autumn and winter months....
	6:18am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Aaron, city 3, and Mr. Pumpy! Welcome all...
	6:21am Really Lisa: Sylvia, thanks! Hope you are as well! And Heidee, echoing Sylvia, same well wishes from me :)
	6:21am city 3: Feels like I'm drifting up to the moon leaving all the earthly madness that people have created...
	6:24am Jeffrey Davison: city 3: sounds good! In a lot of ways, it does seem crazier but since I've been around it has also seemed like humanity was somehow going to turn a corner and become more civilized and all of that! I guess the jury is still out.
	6:25am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Heidee @Lisa I'm hanging in there, distancing is getting difficult lately, but this shall pass
	6:29am Mike Sin: In the dark being guided by your show and a cup of coffee!
	6:32am city 3: Jeffery....I agree...The 60's seemed like the end was imminent to me as a young teen. Then somehow it got better. Now with the prevalence of the web and the shrinking of our planet ( a little plug there) it's too easy for polarization to happen. I worry for my sons and those of new generations. If i was a religious type, I'd be spending a lot of time in churches. Instead I sit and walk in nature and hope.
	6:32am Jeffrey Davison: Mike! Nice to have you here. I miss seeing you, and I also miss doing live sessions.
	6:34am city 3: These selections you're playing is helping me find a sweet spot in my head, especially with my headphones on. Thanks again and have a wonderful weekend...everyone.
	6:35am Really Lisa: Agree, Sylvia about the difficulty. Early into this, chatted to friends and colleagues, that living on my own, I thought I’d be better able to handle it. Wrong. This is not by choice. Stay safe and be well.
	6:36am Jeffrey Davison: city 3: agreed. What we have with the internet reminds me of something I once heard about money: a wonderful servant and a terrible master. When we give over our power to it, the web can be awful. I do need to get out into the country, and also start going again to museums and galleries. I always found redemption in art (and of course I include music!)
	6:40am Jeffrey Davison: Lisa, I hear you also. I have housemates but it's still a pretty solitary existence, as they tend to be busy, and of course these times spent with people, while we're distancing, are strange by definition. Early on, it was being said that we'd be through this, or the worst of it, by summertime, and now that the pandemic stretches on, it's not easy to stay upbeat.
	6:41am city 3: Spot on Jeffery.....We spent some time yesterday in a little gallery (the only one near us) and it was a nice diversion. Wish we were closer to some major stuff.
	6:42am Jeffrey Davison: The live session, recorded for the Tusk Festival, with Laura Cannell, coming up at 8am.
	6:43am city 3: I have to part now and start my day, but thanks again and I will be a regular listener now that I found you. Peace
	6:44am Jeffrey Davison: city 3, take care, and thanks for stopping by! See you again. Peace.
	6:44am Sylvia (France-NYC): In this twitter thread, Dr Aisha Ahmad explained very well how it is normal we're feeling like we can't take it anymore, since reaching the 6 months mark, but we will make it through twitter.com...
	6:46am Roadside Picnic: Morning Jeffrey and planeteers. Sad to hear of the passing Joe Ruby the legendary animator of Scooby Doo. Probably the best dog in the world was and is Scooby :) Difficult times ahead for sure and connections between people can be so fragile during lock downs or partial lock downs. not to mention fears of job losses . Personally I think some type of universal basic income and affordable housing is needed .
	6:48am Sylvia (France-NYC): oh, I agree totally, UBI for all everywhere on the planet @Roadside Picninc
	6:49am Malcolm: good morning all, tuning in from stockport england
	6:49am Really Lisa: Indeed, Jeffrey. Not only that the pandemic stretches on, but it’s evolving. The near future feels too uncertain. It’s absolutely scary. Thanks for the article link, Sylvia. Agree, Roadside Picnic.
	6:50am Jeffrey Davison: Sylvia: thanks for that. I will check that out later. Roadside Picnic: ah, I didn't hear about Joe Ruby. Legendary cartoon, for sure. And to your point about the current situation, I tend to be pessimistic, but it does seem like it's going to get worse before it gets better. Universal basic income seems a worthy idea, especially in light of the fact that the economy seems to be shifting in profound ways.
	6:50am Really Lisa: (*twitter thread, not article)
	6:51am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Malcolm!
	6:51am Heidee: @Lisa @6:21+6:35, @Lisa @6:25 - I hear you, girls. This isolation does something to us, to our personalities. Maybe we will have to learn how to love again. Loving oneself as well is very important, being exposed to the one body/mind/soul at close, we'd better look after them. Real love gives and does not demand. Oh yeah, and being philosophical, another side-effect. :-)
	6:52am Heidee: I meant @Sylvia @6:25 :-)
	6:53am Andrewin Toronto: Good morning Jeffrey and all other Planeteers.
	6:53am Jeffrey Davison: Two more pledges this morning: Ella from Berlin, and Bas from Utrecht checking in with another pledge. Thank you both!
	6:53am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Andrew!
	6:54am Sylvia (France-NYC): we're in serious second wave in France :-/
	6:56am Sylvia (France-NYC): @Heidee yes, love ourselves again and do some necessary healing
	6:57am Really Lisa: Heidee @ 6:51, hear hear. Ewing in the house, er planet :)
	6:57am Jeffrey Davison: Sylvia: yes, alas. I check the stats on worldometers, and have seen a couple of articles in the NY Times about the situation there. Of course, we here in the USA are experiencing both the first and second waves, in various areas. Sheesh.
	7:00am Sylvia (France-NYC): Jeffrey, it feels like you have found the secret to ubiquity :)
	7:05am PaulRobeson1920: Good Morning WFMU. Sounding good
	7:06am Earth Walker: Heidee Sylvia So true Love is within
	7:06am Jeffrey Davison: Sylvia: ha! Yes, and also omniscience!
	7:06am Jeffrey Davison: Paul Robeson1920, good morning and thanks!
	7:08am Heidee: Thanks, Earth Walker. And there is so much space within. Your name says it all, let's keep grounded.
	7:08am Working Class Hero: @Really Lisa @6:49 The futures uncertain and the end is always near, let it roll baby roll!
	7:10am Earth Walker: Just did Raja Yoga last night and that was one of the things our teacher spoke of along with Thinking Breathing and of course Meditation and Presence
	7:10am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Earth Walker and Working Class Hero!
	7:13am Cooh John: Good morning Jeffrey, Sem, Ruth, and planeteers. The song by Sulikowski is an apt observation for this turbulent time.
	7:14am Earth Walker: Hi Jeffery Light and Love for Everyone
	7:16am Jeffrey Davison: This musician is living in Provence, and I just read that he does a radio show also: “Sonic Tapestries” (Resonance Extra / Camp Radio)
	7:17am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Cooh John!
	7:18am Earth Walker: Thanks so much Heidee
	7:20am Jeffrey Davison: The comments are so indicative of where we are now...trying to stay on an even keel somehow, supporting one another and making efforts to be optimistic. This Richard Norris piece should help a little bit...
	7:21am Fredericks: Joining late, but loved everything I've caught. Mat Eric Hart's piece in particular.
	7:21am Deborah: Good Morning Everyone! Agree that existence is mostly solitary now, except for somewhat perfunctory chats with other dwellers in this small building made up entirely of old studio apartments. We are all used to or learning to live alone so sometimes chatting seems so labored. Spent a few socially distanced hours with a good friend yesterday, dining outside, and walking around Montclair. others were doing the same and it seemed somewhat normal but it was an illusion, of course.
	7:23am Jeffrey Davison: Fredericks, good morning and thanks! See my comment at 7:16, too.
	7:24am Heidee: Hi deborah, and well put.
	7:24am Malcolm: this richard norris is gorgeous!
	7:25am Jeffrey Davison: Deborah, good morning! Even though it seems illusory (and what isn't!), it nevertheless indicates real effort. These small efforts can sometimes seem so paltry or even in vain, but they have real effects that we don't always notice in the moment. Keep on keeping on.
	7:26am Jeffrey Davison: Malcolm, agreed! Don't know why I hadn't found his music before, but glad to come across it this week.
	7:28am Roadside Picnic: @Deborah-agree the outside world does have a an 'otherness' feel to it-like everything is out of synch in some way
	7:30am Sem: Just back from the garden. Good morning, Cooh John!
	7:38am jeremyo: For once I've managed to join the show live, albeit half way through. Hello all. Lots of sober and sobering discussion here today, I won't add any of my own pessimism to it but I hope you all stay well and keep the light burning
	7:38am Fredericks: Any idea what the source of the bell-like tone in the the Norris piece?
	7:39am Earth Walker: Everything is out of sync Stay away from each other don’t touch don’t hug don’t shake hands cover your mouth don’t go out don’t go to work theaters gyms art centers music halls restaurants closed
	7:41am Jeffrey Davison: jeremyo, good morning!
	7:41am Jeffrey Davison: Fredericks, I don't know the answer to your question, and there is no information on the bandcamp page...
	7:43am Earth Walker: Well After the Spanish flu there was the Roaring 20s ! We will survive We will get bye
	7:44am PaulRobeson1920: The world is becoming a better place in which to live, and man is inherently good, born good. Avarice minded politics of the moment may not reflect this fact, but it is true. “These problems are man made and therefore, can be solved by man”
	7:45am Earth Walker: Don’t mess with Mothers Nature
	7:45am Deborah: @Heidee I am sorry that you are overworked. Hope it is not the teaching. No words for this semester here, at least not ones I can print.
	7:47am Jeffrey Davison: Earth Walker...looking forward to another Roaring 20s! PaulRobeson1920, I hold onto this as well. Heidee, hope you get some good downtime!
	7:47am Earth Walker: Mother Earth Always has the last say
	7:48am garlic lover: Ditto @paul Feeling good this am
	7:52am Jeffrey Davison: Earth Walker: true enough. Good morning, garlic lover!
	7:52am ParUbi: Good morning, Jeffrey and all!
	7:55am SmokinJ: Sounding great jd! Howdy folks!
	7:57am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning ParUbi! Good morning SmokinJ, and thanks!
	7:58am Jeffrey Davison: Laura Cannell coming right up...
	8:02am Really Lisa: I’m off to try to roll with it. Practice empathy. Some tips from early into lockdown: www.google.com... Peace, all. Thank you, Jeffrey.
	8:02am melinda: Morning folks
	8:03am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning melinda! And thanks, Lisa. Stay well.
	8:05am Heidee: @Jeffrey, thanks to your music, I do. I don't know how you do it, you always seem to hit the right chord. In its literal sense. @Deborah (with the grown-up D, I like it), it is the teaching. Or rather, dealing with unqualified demands from parents or colleagues and when addressed, no response. Energy suckers, that's what I think. Lisa, I just see empathy. OK, I can deal with stupidity. Not so well with social stupidity.
	8:06am kevlicki: Morning fellow planeteers! No matter the adversity, We have been blessed with another Saturday.
	8:08am Sem: melinda: so Maineiacs now have legal weed. Beware the lobster munchies.
	8:09am Jeffrey Davison: Heidee, thank you. kevlicki, good morning! Sem, it sounds like a good time to have a food truck in Portland!
	8:13am northguineahills: Just woke up, read it as Laura Cantrell, as is per usual when waking up, I was confused.
	8:14am northguineahills: (it takes a good 5 minutes for my eyes to get right).
	8:15am Deborah: @Heidee I don't think I could do it. Cranky college kids are enough. Although once and a while, I have students who threaten to bring their "Daaady" to class. Actually, two Daaadies did show up; a long time ago, was a famous jazz musician whose son was failing class. The other was just a tired guy who begged me to pass his daughter. Neither passed. :)
	8:16am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning northguineahills! I haven't played any Laura Cantrell in a long while...thanks for the reminder.
	8:16am Heidee: @Deb :-)
	8:20am Deborah: This music!!
	8:22am Deborah: Heidee:@ Sorry that I didn't proofread better. Blaming it on the intrusive Grammarly.
	8:22am northguineahills: her archives here are really good. Gotta admit, Cannell is killing me softly, new to me, and digdug.grazie, signor.....
	8:23am Jeffrey Davison: Deborah, northguineahills: yeah, Laura is great. I'm looking forward to hearing the new album. Only two tracks on bandcamp now.
	8:24am Peter from Dover NJ: Evocative cover of Epitaph. Nice program this morning.
	8:26am bLeubomber: Not KC. Exceptional rendition
	8:26am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Peter, and thanks! Yeah, this album is all covers, but only a couple of tracks from it on bandcamp.
	8:26am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning bLeubomber, and agreed!
	8:27am northguineahills: @Debororah: I taught at CUNY-Hunter College in my 20s for 3 years. I was easy going yet hard-ass ass professor (that was on purpose). I failed some students. I feel bad in retrospect, (admin intervened), but I offered so much EC, that I had many students finish above 100% (mostly geography and music trivia)
	8:30am Jeffrey Davison: Some people over the years said that I would be a good teacher, but first I would have had to learn something well enough to teach! Interesting tales of teaching on the comments board this morning...and Hunter is a good school, somewhat marred by their administration, I believe.
	8:30am northguineahills: my apologies, deborah, I can't spell even w/ caffeine....
	8:32am Heidee: Going out with the dog, the sun loves us this 'afternoon'. Peace and stable emotions, y'all!
	8:32am northguineahills: I quit Hunter due to the admin, and took a job in geography for city planning for NYC (teaching didn't pay).yeah, the admin really sucked, but I met many amazing scholars.
	8:33am Jeffrey Davison: Heidee, take care, and always nice to have you along...
	8:34am Jeffrey Davison: northguineahills: yes, Hunter does attract good students, especially ones from New York who can't afford more expensive schools.
	8:34am Heidee: I saw that! You are so sweet.
	8:42am Deborah: @Jeffrey Davison Hudson County Community College has an award winning Culinary Arts Institute. They also have extensive community education courses dealing with all aspects of food preparation, service, history, culture, etc. Their Culinary Institute is nationally known. You could try it! It is a good school.
	8:43am aorowan: This track is gorgeous.
	8:47am Jeffrey Davison: Deborah: I was a professional cook for 20 years, and in the food business for 40. I just fell into it, though, at a time when it was much easier to do so. Never had time, at that point, to go back to culinary school, but there is so much that I don't know (including techniques) as a result. Wasn't aware of that program. Thank you for the info.
	8:47am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning aorowan, and thanks!
	8:47am Meesalikeu: great washing the dishes music this fine morning
	8:48am Jeffrey Davison: Good morning Meesalikeu, and glad to be of service!
	8:49am Kurt: I don't sleep, I dream
	8:49am Jeffrey Davison: Kurt, good morning, and I'm with ya!
	8:51am northguineahills: Love the cello. My former cello player had to sell her cello in SF b/c session work dried up. which reminds me, I need to give her a call.
	8:51am Kurt: Afternoon here (Belgium). Discovered the station when Mubi screened a documentary about it. Love it!
	8:51am Jeffrey Davison: WFMU could use more pledges to our October Hellraiser, anyone who has a few extra bucks!
	8:51am northguineahills: merci, Jeffrey!
	8:52am Sylvia (France-NYC): great show Jeffrey, thank you <3
	8:52am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks northguineahills and Kurt! Thanks as ever to Ruth...xxxx Thanks Sylvia!
	8:56am Roadside Picnic: Thanks Jeffrey and planeteers always a nice start for saturday!
	8:56am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Roadside Picnic!
	8:57am Sem: Thankee, Jeffrey. See you later, Ruth, and all who identify as Shrunken Planet people.
	8:58am Jeffrey Davison: Thanks Sem!
	9:01am Bas NL: Thanks Jeffrey!
	9:21am Andrew in Toronto: Good morning Bob, and all other Brainiacs.
	6:36am 12539: Belated but thankful archival thanks!

Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison: Playlist from October 10, 2020

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