WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from November 30, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Krys O.: Greetings!
	3:02pm paddy in matawan: Can someone explain Jim Price to me?
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Olivia and everyone else hanging on amid today's winds in NYC/NJ!
	3:03pm Krys O.: @paddy: It's a one-minute radio show.
	3:03pm TDK60: I'm not sure what the Jim Price show is about myself, Paddy. Hi Olivia.
	3:03pm paddy in matawan: So that's his only show?
	3:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy. Thunderstorms have cleared out in Annapolis and I see some blue peeking through the clouds
	3:04pm Handy Haversack: Greenpoint is gray still. Hey, Olivia, everyone. Brucie?
	3:04pm soupfriend: Hello everyone!!
	3:05pm paddy in matawan: Thanks listeners! Hello! Where's my manners?!
	🍝 3:05pm Threemoons: Greetings Olivia, fellow Raviolis and Pastafarians...
	🍝 3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Jim Price is who is.
	3:06pm TDK60: Paddy, The Jim Price show is always somehow over before I can get a handle on it.
	3:07pm Phillippe Bastille: We had a moonbow last night. Been on the planet for 63 yrs and never saw one before.
	3:07pm Krys O.: @paddy: Jim Price has been on WFMU since the late 1970s. He used to have a recurring guest slot that he offered Fred Frith to come and program music. Jim's had Peter Blegvad as a guest as well. Jim's also a fantastic musician and writer.
	3:08pm Krys O.: I think I've known Jim for almost 40 years.
	3:08pm Yes: taking the show for a walk. we'll get the blood movin
	🍝 3:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Phillippe - Yeah, I looked up outside after midnight last night and the moon was surrounded by a halo. Quite the sight!
	3:10pm chris_in_space: Hello all. Lovin' the ambient tones to start off the show. It's grey AF in West Queen West, Toronto.
	3:12pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	3:13pm Yes: wow, this title gets me
	3:13pm chris_in_space: @John, oh yeah? I'm something of a CBC R1 nut. So many great shows.
	3:13pm listener james from westwood: Hoo boy, I can see this being another spending-spree Bandcamp Monday coming up!
	3:14pm Phillippe Bastille: @KFHP I got the family out of bed to look at it. It was pretty stunning.
	3:16pm Billy Sometimes: Think somebody spiked my fideo. My mind is reeling.
	3:16pm Handy Haversack: Hey, ami ad. Battened down?
	3:16pm Phillippe Bastille: This is really pretty!
	3:17pm Webhamster Henry: Hold off your Bandcamp Spree until Friday, the artists get a smidge more!
	3:18pm Webhamster Henry: Yes, there was a pretty bright Full Moon last night.
	🍝 3:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: Someone with a decent camera has seen a moon halo before: apod.nasa.gov...
	3:21pm listener james from westwood: What did I put, Monday? Oy, that is the most Monday thing to have done. Friday, of course—you're right!
	3:21pm ami ad: Heya Handy Haversack,yep,sitting here,windows open. Who's it going there?
	3:22pm ami ad: How's it going?
	3:22pm βrian: Is it himálaya or is it himaláya?
	3:22pm Krys O.: I hopefully solved the problem of a leaky boot by using plastic bags on my feet under my socks. This morning's commute was a little soggy. Need to remember not to wear the same boots when it rains.
	3:23pm olivia: you pronounce it like "him - uh - lie - uh"
	3:24pm Handy Haversack: The last several minutes were a little odder than expected as Kate is doing vocal warmups in the other room. #COVIDALOCA. Hanging in, ami ad.
	3:25pm Jason from Houston: ꒰｡•‿•｡꒱
	3:26pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Olivia and Olivians!
	3:26pm slugluv1313: greetings, Olivia and Skeleton Crew and Everyone! mostly in work-and-lurk mode -- but soooo grateful to be listening here with you all :)
	3:27pm Phillippe Bastille: @Ken that's a nice shot. I took a few with the iPhone that were halfway decent, but you had to look at them specifically looking for the colors
	3:27pm wizard frog: Hey peoples - I've just finished watching 'How to with John Wilson' really wonderful show - has anybody else seen it? It can be very poignant and bizarre and a very different experience to watching TV
	3:27pm Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	3:28pm olivia: i watched an episode of it the other night, wizard frog! the risotto episode. The amount of footage he collects is wild!
	3:28pm Devin B.: Ooh excited for the new Jordan Reyes album!
	3:29pm olivia: i'm gonna go back and watch the rest... I like the poignant moments :)
	3:29pm slugluv1313: hiya Krys O.! i remember Jim Price and his show too, thanks for clarifying for those who may not be familiar :)
	3:29pm Ike: Uh oh, the tea isn't working today. Should I be injecting it straight into my heart instead of drinking it?
	3:30pm olivia: yeah, It sounds awesome, Devin B!
	3:30pm wizard frog: @olivia - Oh ha, that's the finale, yes it's a real special treat. I'm drawing stills from it whilst listening to this show - a nice way to pass the evening :)
	3:31pm slugluv1313: YES!!! there was a gloriously Full Moon last night, and a Lunar Eclipse -- i was still awake, but could not see this happening, perhaps because of all the clouds??
	3:32pm ZeeBee: Hey Olivia and friends! Tuning in from New Mexico, designing a greenhouse, still feeling a post mushroom full moon lunar eclipse glow :) wishing all well, happy to be here!
	3:33pm olivia: wow, ZeeBee, living the life!
	3:34pm Phillippe Bastille: @slugluv1313 apparently there are some pretty significant conditions that need to be met to get the moonbow: ownyourweather.com...
	3:37pm Yes: Excellent music to walk in the drizzle to
	3:38pm ZeeBee: @olivia, lol yeah, this year has really set off my psychedelic prepper instincts.
	3:39pm melinda: hello Olivia and everyone!
	3:39pm coelacanth∅: the sounds are perfect
	3:40pm slugluv1313: @Phillippe Bastille -- thank you! when the clouds cleared earlier in the evening, there was a faint halo effect -- later the whole sky was covered with clouds
	3:44pm Yes: Sooo good, olivia
	3:47pm ZeeBee: I have got to give Petrichor a full listen! everything I have heard so far is so beautiful.
	3:49pm TDK60: Those prior cuts have me floating round the apt. while doing chores...
	3:49pm dougseidel: yes - really nice set as always
	3:50pm Phillippe Bastille: Luv me some Angel Olsen
	3:52pm Heidee: Hello there Olivia & folks! Just calling in to say hi. Relaxing from a never-ending Monday with a tune to clear my mind. Oh, I love this traditional Japanese song and the shamisen (I believe).
	3:53pm Deborah: Good listening afternoon WFMUniverse!
	3:53pm Handy Haversack: Hey there, Heidee.
	3:55pm Heidee: Oh hi Deborah! I have to tell you: I've finished watching both seasons of The Queen's Gambit in one go! Absolutely brilliant, couldn't get my nose of the screen. Am now two episodes into Schitt's Creek - hilarious. Please feed me with more TV tips! Hi Handy! How's gaun?
	3:56pm WillCrete: Thanks for the music this afternoon Olivia. @Heidee - agreed! This Kanako Horiuchi is beautiful! The combination of sanshin and kora here is magnificent. Bouncing interwoven strings, true soaring voice!
	3:56pm YETI BOB: Hi Heidee and all. The page Olivia linked says it's a sanshin which is almost the same as a shamisen - it's the Okinawan version and is older.
	3:56pm melinda: I think petrichor is the word for the smell of rain on dry dirt.
	3:57pm YETI BOB: The Shamisen is bigger. I did not know this, just learning now :)
	3:57pm Heidee: Hi Will, are you from Crete? Hi Yeti, thanks for specifying, appreciated.
	3:57pm Handy Haversack: Oh, hanging in, Heidee. Just finished work and am doing some freelance work before a volunteer meeting. It's drawing quite rapidly down on the cocktail hour here! Schitt's Creek was very good.
	4:00pm YETI BOB: I'm really enjoying the show today, Olivia. The last couple tracks were just beautiful.
	4:02pm melinda: Jersey City might not be the best place for petrichor.
	4:02pm YETI BOB: One component of petrichor is geosmin, which is another great word. Humans can detect it at super-low concentrations, 5 parts per trillion.
	4:03pm Handy Haversack: YB, didn't you say that whatever it is that makes petrichor is something the human nose is super sensitive to? Like in the PPT range?
	4:03pm Handy Haversack: Ahem. I see that you did!
	4:03pm wolfette: Petrichor is also a character in the "Saga" comics series!
	4:03pm Heidee: Handy, sounds good and focused. :-) The acting skills in Schitt's Creek, pure dead brilliant. Fine line between over-the-top, toe-curling and uncannily satirical. More clever TV tips please, I am parched.
	4:03pm YETI BOB: "geosmin" = "earth smell" "petrichor" = "blood of rocks"
	4:03pm WillCrete: @Heidee- Yes- but not the famous island - I'm listening in Crete, Illinois, a small town 35 miles south of Chicago. We moved down here back in 2014.
	4:04pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:04pm YETI BOB: Ichor, the fluid that flows in the veins of the gods.
	4:05pm melinda: Very rainy here, FMU has been delivering the rain-enhancing sounds today. I was going to go appliance shopping today but grogginess kept me home, all for the best in the end.
	4:05pm Heidee: WillCrete, oh I see. I mightn't be the first nor last to ask... :-) I was just going on to say how beautiful the isle of Crete is... :-)
	4:05pm YETI BOB: @Heidee: We have a Cairo Illinois too, and a Peru. And I've been to a few different Berlins in the USA!
	4:05pm Jason from Houston: ꒰ •̩̩̩́ ᴗ •̩̩̩̀ ꒱
	4:06pm fionnland: Cracking show, Olivia!
	4:07pm Heidee: YB, I love that about The US place names. I believe there is also a Heidelberg in Pennsylvania?
	4:07pm slugluv1313: @TDK60 -- right? working on a buncha different things, but also doing some chores -- and, last night set up red beans from El Salvodor to soak overnight, and cooking them now, along with brown Basmati rice -- the music and vibes are sooooo perfect for this gloomy rainy afternoon! :)
	4:08pm YETI BOB: @Heidee: I have never been there but I see that Heidelberg PA is close to Pittsburgh where I have some friends. Maybe next time I visit them I'll make a side trip.
	4:09pm Mx. Granny Spicy Brylcreem! (e/em): Ready to do the Wilt! Hit it!
	4:09pm TDK60: Roger, slugluv1313. \\ //
	4:11pm Fox: Hullooooo.
	4:12pm Rtintera: this song is beautiful, and yes, perfect for the rain.
	4:12pm Heidee: YB, great, do let me know what it's like. Olivia, this is so lovely. Must visit the archives tomorrow. Sorry just a short visit. Cheers all, enjoy!
	4:13pm Ike: Berlin, Maryland, bizarrely pronounced "BURR-lin", is not very exciting, but it has a sort of cute (though tiny) downtown.
	4:13pm ami ad: Hello Heidee, how are you? Watched a few episodes of The Righteous Gemstones,it's on the funny side, also watched Avenue 5, funny too.
	4:13pm ami ad: Hi Fox.
	4:14pm Heidee: Hi ami ad, OK I'll stay for another tune. Nice to catch up with you guys. :-) Thanks for the TV tips, I am soaking them up because I trust yer taste! :-) Hi Fox!
	4:15pm ami ad: Hehe,thanks Heidee,hope you like them.
	4:16pm Fox: Hello, Ami, Heidee, everyone...
	4:16pm tim from champaign (now washington): I think the writers of Righteous Gemstones must have spent time in Jerry Falwell Jr's inner circle.
	4:17pm Ike: I really want to rewatch Parks & Recreation but they moved it from Netflix to some dumb new streaming service in the U.S. so pffffft. Heidee, check it out if you haven't. Skip season 1, the show hadn't gelled yet, much like The Office (U.S.) and they basically re-jiggered the whole thing in season 2.
	4:17pm YETI BOB: @Ike: I think it's common to pronounce the US version weirdly to emphasize that it's not the same as the old-world city. For example Lima Ohio is "Lye-ma" and Cairo IL is "Kay-ro". (I'm not sure if they say Pea-Ru but I think they do)
	4:18pm queems: yessssss björk!!
	4:18pm YETI BOB: (I've been to the Berlins in New Hampshire and Michigan. I didn't know there was one in Maryland too!)
	4:19pm queems: excellent jewelry making music
	4:19pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Fox. I'll second Righteous Gemstones.
	4:20pm YETI BOB: Also New Prague MN is "New Prayge", they really slaughter it. But I guess it's their town and they can say it how they like.
	4:20pm dougseidel: excellent music for utterly confusing and boring telecom systems engineering also
	4:22pm Rtintera: this is amazing
	4:22pm listener james from westwood: Hot damn, this Ela Minus!
	🍝 4:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: Take Your Dottir to Björk Day!
	4:22pm Heidee: BTW Yeti Bob, I learned about this Pennsylvanian German language deriving from immigration from the southwest region of the Palatinate, just around the corner from me, with this amazingly strong "Pfälzer/Palatinan" dialect still coming through in the English. I would love to haer that live. Oh, Olivia, this is groovy, glad I dropped by.
	4:23pm YETI BOB: @dougseidel: I should be working but instead I'm trying to find out how many towns there are named Berlin in the USA. Twenty-six!!!! germanyinusa.com...
	4:23pm queems: @kfhp LOL
	4:23pm olivia: hahaha ken from hp
	4:23pm YETI BOB: @Heidee: Yes, I've heard it - pretty interesting. They call it "Pennsylvania Dutch" but of course it's not Dutch at all, it's Deutsch.
	4:24pm WillCrete: @Heidee and YetiBob: And to that list of Illinois place names of global resonance, you might add the town of Pekin, selected allegedly because the founders thought that they were positioned on the exact opposite side of the earth from Peking, China. Canton, Ohio has a similar origin I understand.
	4:24pm Jason from Houston: I was about to shout out Berlin, Texas. Hahaha...
	4:24pm dougseidel: Yetibob - yes you need to do the important things first!
	4:26pm dougseidel: also, staring out the window and feeling the joy of sounds in ones ears
	4:27pm steveo: @queems -- I did the first 22 miles of the lenape trail last week!!! it was weird and wonderful!
	4:28pm YETI BOB: @Jason: You've also got Italy, TX, which is somehow a lot funnier than Rome, NY
	4:28pm tim from champaign (now washington): @WillCrete - we won't get into the Pekin High School mascot.
	4:29pm Handy Haversack: All the NY Roman and Greek town names are meant to drive onward the course of empire. So that's fun.
	4:29pm DC: Soft Rider! supercool!
	4:30pm Yes: 🦋
	4:31pm Phillippe Bastille: Berlin, MD: Gateway to Ocean City, hon!
	4:31pm YETI BOB: @HH: Well it is the Empire State
	4:31pm Jason from Houston: Don't get me started on Iraan!
	4:33pm Heidee: WillCrete and all, great stories about your place names. ♡ What do you make of the twinning? Homaging? A little nostalgia maybe?
	4:33pm Jason from Houston: Just named as a mashup up "Ira" and "Ann" according to record/legend. www.texasescapes.com...
	4:34pm Zetti: negativland :)
	4:35pm Handy Haversack: I prefer to think of it as the Umpire State, YB. And that's two strikes, America!
	4:35pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:36pm mrdonutsu: The Weatherman — RIP!!!
	4:36pm TDK60: Heh Handy.
	4:37pm WillCrete: @tim from champaign - Yikes! I too remember hearing about that Pekin mascot back when I lived on the west side of the state in Galesburg.
	4:38pm Handy Haversack: Hey, TDK60. \\ //_.
	4:38pm mrdonutsu: Ooh, secret Steve Fisk Cowardly Lion sample shoutout!
	4:38pm Ike: @PB@4:31, LOL, but we don't say "hon" so much on the Eastern Shore. We should, though.
	4:39pm ZeeBee: can yall hear the stream?
	4:40pm Heidee: wow, I didn't know my speakers could do that
	4:40pm Webhamster Henry: @ZeeBee yep, in stereo!
	4:40pm wizard frog: @ZeeBee yas
	4:41pm ZeeBee: oooooh its back for me, an internet blip is all thankgoodness!
	4:42pm ParUbi: Hey everyone, hi Olivia
	4:42pm WillCrete: @Hiedee- as for the motivations for naming towns, I suspect that there is variously a mix of nostalgia and homage / aspiration at work in many. But for Crete, IL, the name seems to have been selected totally at random. The story goes that the fellow who incorporated the town just opened the Bible to a random page and selected the first place name he found there.
	4:45pm YETI BOB: Now I'm looking at "The origins of unusual place-names." by Armond and Winifred Moyer. Berlin isn't even listed there, because, after all, it's not that unusual of a name.
	4:45pm slugluv1313: ah ha! i thought i remembered that there is a Berlin in NJ too :)
	4:46pm YETI BOB: Best entry so far: "Laboratory, PA: See Pancake"
	4:49pm Phillippe Bastille: @Ike you certainly should!
	🍝 4:50pm Niall: Whoa, just tuned in, and shit got real.
	4:50pm olivia: wha'ts going on overhere? I seem to have lost the thread of all the conversations happening...
	4:51pm Phillippe Bastille: @Olivia just waiting for Yeti Bob to get to Intercourse, PA
	🍝 4:51pm Niall: Appreciate the URIs in the comments, @Olivia.
	4:52pm YETI BOB: Yakkin' about place names inspired by Heidee asking if Will Crete was from Crete.
	4:52pm wizard frog: :O
	4:53pm tim from champaign (now washington): No way!?! That's crazy the Mumia was from the late 80s. It sounds so current.
	4:53pm YETI BOB: Pancake PA: In honor of an early settler, George Pancake. Also known as Laboratory, origin of which is unknown.
	4:53pm Honeybear: from their bandcamp page: "Currently the MUMIA does not compose, she decomposes and rests in peace"
	🍝 4:54pm Niall: @Yeti Bob, as they used to say up the Thruway, "when in Rome, go to Utica." In all fairness, it was just me.
	4:54pm Handy Haversack: If it turns out that all pancakes are named George, that book is really burying the lede, YB.
	4:54pm Phillippe Bastille: @Yeti Bob did I ever tell you that we sometimes speculate that my oldest son is a yeti, because he's big and hairy and every picture of him is blurry?
	4:55pm YETI BOB: @PB: Oh, Intercourse PA is in here, but it's not as funny to me as Pancake PA and Bummer KY.
	🍝 4:55pm Niall: Oh, zombie fungus album cover.
	4:56pm Baja Joe: I'm putting on my cans so I don't miss any of this show whilst I walk to my car. I really dug the PVA.
	4:56pm Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Olivia! Hey gang! Is the weather awful by you as well??!!
	🍝 4:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: All those Berlin towns should have a contest for best sports team names, like the Berlin Walls or the Berlin Airlifts.
	4:57pm YETI BOB: @PB: They walk among us!
	4:58pm Phillippe Bastille: Berlin Pleasure Victims
	4:59pm TDK60: Thanks Olivia, hafta to leave the cassette castle on an errand.
	5:00pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Niall - tell us more about the zombie fungus!
	5:00pm YETI BOB: ok, i have to finish up some real work - see you all later!
	5:00pm Handy Haversack: Berlin Down the House.
	5:02pm Phillippe Bastille: This just in: "In a shock to absolutely no one, Merriam-Webster named pandemic its word of the year for 2020."
	5:02pm Phillippe Bastille: later YB. Gotta skedaddle myself and man the stove.
	5:03pm Handy Haversack: L8r, YB, PB, all hidden yetis.
	5:03pm Heidee: Oh Ike @4:17, I just saw your post on the shows, thank you! And I love the Office, esp. the British one... Hi Buddha! Need to hit the sack now, pity. Very nice and educational show, both in music and comments. Thanks & CU P.S. It started to snow outside my window! My dog is excited! Bye, sweeties.
	🍝 5:10pm Niall: @Tim from... Ophiocordyceps unilateralis is this wild fungus that commandeers living ants' bodies; after it permeates the host with these micro-filaments, it makes the ant climb a tree and hang from a branch above the ant's colony. Then its fruit-bearing body bursts from the head of the ant and showers spores on the ants below.
	🍝 5:14pm Niall: You know, like bands, WFMU DJs, and listeners. ;)
	5:14pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Niall - wow, thanks! That's the real reason Elon Muak is sending out space ships. He's going to perform a multi-continent synchronized launch with space ships loaded with the fungus. The space ships will explode in the atmosphere and in all living creatures will turn into zombies to do Musk's bidding.
	🍝 5:16pm Niall: I'll let you know if I see a rash of tree-climbers, @Tim from...
	5:16pm slugluv1313: bye Heidee! snow sounds so pretty, enjoy!
	5:17pm slugluv1313: oh cool -- creations from Lamin! always enjoyed his shows here on FMU
	🍝 5:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: Lamintations, if you will.
	5:22pm Mister Dobalina: This birdies sounds, I'm feeling.
	5:22pm Mister Dobalina: *These
	5:23pm Heidee: Hi slugluv, bye slugluv :-) And John! I feel stupid after my grandiose parting words and now I am still here. I have been watching the snow. It is only a wet mess.
	5:24pm tim from champaign (now washington): Huh, wha? Sorry, I fell asleep for a minture.
	🍝 5:24pm Niall: Huh. I haven't heard this podcast in some years.
	5:29pm soupfriend: oh wow I've got to tune into the next radio row then!
	5:30pm olivia: Yeah soupfriend, it should be great!
	5:32pm tim from champaign (now washington): This has been an excellent mindbending set!
	5:33pm slugluv1313: @Heidee -- oh bummer re: the snow -- hoping it was lovely and frolic-worthy for you and your doggie
	5:34pm slugluv1313: this Saint Abdullah is amazing
	5:34pm Heidee: Thanks slugluv :-) Your kitty pics are so cute, I always meant to say. Wow, Olivia, wonderfully peculiar set.
	🍝 5:36pm Niall: ^^agreed.
	5:38pm Handy Haversack: Poor tadpole!
	5:40pm Marie: loved that!
	5:40pm ZeeBee: i LOVE Banny Grove!
	5:40pm Heidee: Niall, Dia dhuit! I drink cordyceps elixir tea for energy, is that the same fungus you were talking about?
	5:41pm Michael 98145: - thank you for all the bandcamp links
	5:41pm Handy Haversack: Very true, John. I had to duck out for half an hour to plan out some stuff on the phone. Back for the last half hour, though. Kate's laying down vocal tracks in the other room, so it's a rich soundscape indeed around these parts.
	5:45pm Krys O: Thanks, Olivia for the soundscape.
	🍝 5:46pm diciassette: We love Banny Grove! Thank you Olivia
	🍝 5:48pm Niall: @Heidee - there are a lot of other cordyceps out there, but I'd hazard to guess no - only because there are surely easier mushrooms to cultivate that don't require such special conditions!
	5:49pm tim from champaign (now washington): I love the cassettes you've been playing, Olivia.
	5:49pm slugluv1313: @Heidee -- aww, thanks! mischievous but always adorable <3 <3 <3
	5:51pm ultradamno: This is pleasant birthday music
	5:52pm ultradamno: Kind of gamelan birthday
	5:53pm Heidee: Niall, thanks. 👍 Slugluv, very! ❤︎
	5:54pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Olivia! Very much dug being here. Thanks for hosting us! Be well, all. See youse later on.
	5:55pm ami ad: Thank you DJ, Crew. till next time.
	5:56pm listener 126464: Thanks Olivia and FMU crew.
	5:57pm ultradamno: Somebody deal with that skrikkin' kid!
	5:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Olvia. Happy pre-birthday!
	5:58pm ZeeBee: Such an awesome show! Thank you Olivia!
	5:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): Brucie!!!! Be cool, man!
	5:59pm Michael 98145: Yay, Bruce!
	5:59pm soupfriend: loved the show!! bruce being cool as always
	5:59pm slugluv1313: wonderful show, Olivia -- thanks so much! Happy Birthday in advance!!!
	5:59pm ultradamno: I had cat with a cone on that managed to jump the fence. That was nervewracking
	6:00pm Heidee: Thanks, Ravi-Oli! I don't have to go to the archives any more! Whee! Have good night, all!
	6:00pm Marie: Thanks Olivia!
	6:00pm slugluv1313: awww BRUCE! yes, please be cool!
	6:00pm Kayt: is your bday December 7? me too happy bday

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Olivia	✿ ✿ ✿ Welcome to Radio Ravioli ✿ ✿ ✿			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Shame	Flies "Flies" by "Shame"	White Man	https://cacophonousrevivalrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/white-man	0:02:37 (Pop-up)
pinkcourtesyphone	the shock of each moment of still being alone	leaving everything to be desired	https://room40.bandcamp.com/album/leaving-everything-to-be-desired	0:02:59 (Pop-up)
Carl Stone	Himalaya (with Akaihirume)	Himalaya	https://unseenworlds.bandcamp.com/album/himalaya	0:12:47 (Pop-up)
Jordan Reyes	Rebirth at Dusk "Rebirth at Dusk" by "Jordan Reyes"	Sand Like Stardust	https://jordanreyes.bandcamp.com/album/sand-like-stardust-2	0:25:42 (Pop-up)
Huntsville + Yuka Honda, Nels Cline, Darin Gray, Glenn Kotche	The Unshot	Bow Shoulder	https://huntsvillehubro.bandcamp.com/album/bow-shoulder	0:31:39 (Pop-up)

Shareholder	Cowboy Graveyard "Cowboy Graveyard" by "Shareholder"	The Glass	http://chocolatemonk.co.uk/available.html	0:39:10 (Pop-up)
Heather Trost	Sunrise "Sunrise" by "Heather Trost"	Petrichor	https://heathertrost.bandcamp.com/album/petrichor	0:42:41 (Pop-up)
Angel Olsen	Waving, Smiling "Waving, Smiling" by "Angel Olsen"	Whole New Mess	https://angelolsen.bandcamp.com/album/whole-new-mess	0:45:00 (Pop-up)
Kanako Horiuchi	Thanks "Thanks" by "Kanako Horiuchi"	Hope	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/kanako-horiuchi-hope/	0:48:13 (Pop-up)

Mary Lattimore	Til A Mermaid Drags You Under	Silver Ladders	https://marylattimoreharpist.bandcamp.com/album/silver-ladders	1:02:26 (Pop-up)
M. Geddes Gengras	a beach covered in yawning clams	Time Makes Nothing Happen	https://hausumountain.bandcamp.com/album/time-makes-nothing-happen	1:11:59 (Pop-up)
Bjork	Nature is Ancient "Nature is Ancient" by "Bjork"	Homogenic		1:15:22 (Pop-up)
Ela Minus	el cielo no es de nadie	Acts Of Rebellion	https://elaminus.bandcamp.com/album/acts-of-rebellion	1:18:53 (Pop-up)
The Soft Rider	The Pool "The Pool" by "The Soft Rider"	The Pool	https://atomicbongos.bandcamp.com/album/the-pool	1:22:28 (Pop-up)
PVA	Divine Intervention "Divine Intervention" by "PVA"	single	https://pvaareok.bandcamp.com/track/divine-intervention-gum-ginoli-remix	1:26:51 (Pop-up)

Negativland	Failure "Failure" by "Negativland"	The World Will Decide	https://negativland.com/the-world-will-decide	1:32:52 (Pop-up)
Eric Mingus	That Sliver of Hope "That Sliver of Hope" by "Eric Mingus"	Hypnagogic Tapes - Birdsong from the Lower Branches	https://hypnagogictapes.bandcamp.com/album/birdsong-from-the-lower-branches	1:36:36 (Pop-up)
BA PACE	BLACK BEAMER "BLACK BEAMER" by "BA PACE"	UNMIXED RAW VOL.3 (FOOD/WATER/SHELTER)	https://bapace111.bandcamp.com/album/unmixed-raw-vol-3-food-water-shelter	1:38:32 (Pop-up)
Mikado Koko	Kasha "Kasha" by "Mikado Koko"	Nekomata EP	https://koko.bandcamp.com/album/nekomata-ep	1:39:45 (Pop-up)
MUMIA	She's going to "The Hell" and everybody knows and everybody goes...	MUMIA	https://mumia.bandcamp.com/album/mumia	1:44:31 (Pop-up)

King Vision Ultra	Pain of Mind (side A)	Pain of Mind	https://kingvultra.bandcamp.com/album/pain-of-mind	1:51:43 (Pop-up)
Lamin Fofana	After Rain "After Rain" by "Lamin Fofana"	Blues	https://laminfofana.bandcamp.com/album/blues	2:14:30 (Pop-up)
Bec Fary	sleeptalker episode: Divine Inspiration	Sleeptalker podcast	https://sleeptalker.becfary.com/	2:21:32 (Pop-up)
Saint Abdullah	Poverty as pride (feat Travis Laplante)	Where do we go, now?	https://purpletapepedigree.bandcamp.com/track/poverty-as-pride-feat-travis-laplante	2:27:48 (Pop-up)
Nour Mobarak	Annabelle "Annabelle" by "Nour Mobarak"	Father Fugue	http://www.recitalprogram.com/father-fugue/	2:30:28 (Pop-up)
Banny Grove	Blue and Green "Blue and Green" by "Banny Grove"	Dust World	https://niceymusic.bandcamp.com/album/dust-world	2:34:11 (Pop-up)

Aki Goto's Shirotento Orchestra	Birthdays	Natal Uranus, il corpo sotto la sabbia	https://rvng.bandcamp.com/album/natal-uranus-il-corpo-sotto-la-sabbia-birthdays	2:37:37 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm Krys O.: Greetings!
	3:02pm paddy in matawan: Can someone explain Jim Price to me?
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Olivia and everyone else hanging on amid today's winds in NYC/NJ!
	3:03pm Krys O.: @paddy: It's a one-minute radio show.
	3:03pm TDK60: I'm not sure what the Jim Price show is about myself, Paddy. Hi Olivia.
	3:03pm paddy in matawan: So that's his only show?
	3:03pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy. Thunderstorms have cleared out in Annapolis and I see some blue peeking through the clouds
	3:04pm Handy Haversack: Greenpoint is gray still. Hey, Olivia, everyone. Brucie?
	3:04pm soupfriend: Hello everyone!!
	3:05pm paddy in matawan: Thanks listeners! Hello! Where's my manners?!
	🍝 3:05pm Threemoons: Greetings Olivia, fellow Raviolis and Pastafarians...
	🍝 3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Jim Price is who is.
	3:06pm TDK60: Paddy, The Jim Price show is always somehow over before I can get a handle on it.
	3:07pm Phillippe Bastille: We had a moonbow last night. Been on the planet for 63 yrs and never saw one before.
	3:07pm Krys O.: @paddy: Jim Price has been on WFMU since the late 1970s. He used to have a recurring guest slot that he offered Fred Frith to come and program music. Jim's had Peter Blegvad as a guest as well. Jim's also a fantastic musician and writer.
	3:08pm Krys O.: I think I've known Jim for almost 40 years.
	3:08pm Yes: taking the show for a walk. we'll get the blood movin
	🍝 3:09pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Phillippe - Yeah, I looked up outside after midnight last night and the moon was surrounded by a halo. Quite the sight!
	3:10pm chris_in_space: Hello all. Lovin' the ambient tones to start off the show. It's grey AF in West Queen West, Toronto.
	3:12pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	3:13pm Yes: wow, this title gets me
	3:13pm chris_in_space: @John, oh yeah? I'm something of a CBC R1 nut. So many great shows.
	3:13pm listener james from westwood: Hoo boy, I can see this being another spending-spree Bandcamp Monday coming up!
	3:14pm Phillippe Bastille: @KFHP I got the family out of bed to look at it. It was pretty stunning.
	3:16pm Billy Sometimes: Think somebody spiked my fideo. My mind is reeling.
	3:16pm Handy Haversack: Hey, ami ad. Battened down?
	3:16pm Phillippe Bastille: This is really pretty!
	3:17pm Webhamster Henry: Hold off your Bandcamp Spree until Friday, the artists get a smidge more!
	3:18pm Webhamster Henry: Yes, there was a pretty bright Full Moon last night.
	🍝 3:19pm Ken From Hyde Park: Someone with a decent camera has seen a moon halo before: apod.nasa.gov...
	3:21pm listener james from westwood: What did I put, Monday? Oy, that is the most Monday thing to have done. Friday, of course—you're right!
	3:21pm ami ad: Heya Handy Haversack,yep,sitting here,windows open. Who's it going there?
	3:22pm ami ad: How's it going?
	3:22pm βrian: Is it himálaya or is it himaláya?
	3:22pm Krys O.: I hopefully solved the problem of a leaky boot by using plastic bags on my feet under my socks. This morning's commute was a little soggy. Need to remember not to wear the same boots when it rains.
	3:23pm olivia: you pronounce it like "him - uh - lie - uh"
	3:24pm Handy Haversack: The last several minutes were a little odder than expected as Kate is doing vocal warmups in the other room. #COVIDALOCA. Hanging in, ami ad.
	3:25pm Jason from Houston: ꒰｡•‿•｡꒱
	3:26pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Olivia and Olivians!
	3:26pm slugluv1313: greetings, Olivia and Skeleton Crew and Everyone! mostly in work-and-lurk mode -- but soooo grateful to be listening here with you all :)
	3:27pm Phillippe Bastille: @Ken that's a nice shot. I took a few with the iPhone that were halfway decent, but you had to look at them specifically looking for the colors
	3:27pm wizard frog: Hey peoples - I've just finished watching 'How to with John Wilson' really wonderful show - has anybody else seen it? It can be very poignant and bizarre and a very different experience to watching TV
	3:27pm Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	3:28pm olivia: i watched an episode of it the other night, wizard frog! the risotto episode. The amount of footage he collects is wild!
	3:28pm Devin B.: Ooh excited for the new Jordan Reyes album!
	3:29pm olivia: i'm gonna go back and watch the rest... I like the poignant moments :)
	3:29pm slugluv1313: hiya Krys O.! i remember Jim Price and his show too, thanks for clarifying for those who may not be familiar :)
	3:29pm Ike: Uh oh, the tea isn't working today. Should I be injecting it straight into my heart instead of drinking it?
	3:30pm olivia: yeah, It sounds awesome, Devin B!
	3:30pm wizard frog: @olivia - Oh ha, that's the finale, yes it's a real special treat. I'm drawing stills from it whilst listening to this show - a nice way to pass the evening :)
	3:31pm slugluv1313: YES!!! there was a gloriously Full Moon last night, and a Lunar Eclipse -- i was still awake, but could not see this happening, perhaps because of all the clouds??
	3:32pm ZeeBee: Hey Olivia and friends! Tuning in from New Mexico, designing a greenhouse, still feeling a post mushroom full moon lunar eclipse glow :) wishing all well, happy to be here!
	3:33pm olivia: wow, ZeeBee, living the life!
	3:34pm Phillippe Bastille: @slugluv1313 apparently there are some pretty significant conditions that need to be met to get the moonbow: ownyourweather.com...
	3:37pm Yes: Excellent music to walk in the drizzle to
	3:38pm ZeeBee: @olivia, lol yeah, this year has really set off my psychedelic prepper instincts.
	3:39pm melinda: hello Olivia and everyone!
	3:39pm coelacanth∅: the sounds are perfect
	3:40pm slugluv1313: @Phillippe Bastille -- thank you! when the clouds cleared earlier in the evening, there was a faint halo effect -- later the whole sky was covered with clouds
	3:44pm Yes: Sooo good, olivia
	3:47pm ZeeBee: I have got to give Petrichor a full listen! everything I have heard so far is so beautiful.
	3:49pm TDK60: Those prior cuts have me floating round the apt. while doing chores...
	3:49pm dougseidel: yes - really nice set as always
	3:50pm Phillippe Bastille: Luv me some Angel Olsen
	3:52pm Heidee: Hello there Olivia & folks! Just calling in to say hi. Relaxing from a never-ending Monday with a tune to clear my mind. Oh, I love this traditional Japanese song and the shamisen (I believe).
	3:53pm Deborah: Good listening afternoon WFMUniverse!
	3:53pm Handy Haversack: Hey there, Heidee.
	3:55pm Heidee: Oh hi Deborah! I have to tell you: I've finished watching both seasons of The Queen's Gambit in one go! Absolutely brilliant, couldn't get my nose of the screen. Am now two episodes into Schitt's Creek - hilarious. Please feed me with more TV tips! Hi Handy! How's gaun?
	3:56pm WillCrete: Thanks for the music this afternoon Olivia. @Heidee - agreed! This Kanako Horiuchi is beautiful! The combination of sanshin and kora here is magnificent. Bouncing interwoven strings, true soaring voice!
	3:56pm YETI BOB: Hi Heidee and all. The page Olivia linked says it's a sanshin which is almost the same as a shamisen - it's the Okinawan version and is older.
	3:56pm melinda: I think petrichor is the word for the smell of rain on dry dirt.
	3:57pm YETI BOB: The Shamisen is bigger. I did not know this, just learning now :)
	3:57pm Heidee: Hi Will, are you from Crete? Hi Yeti, thanks for specifying, appreciated.
	3:57pm Handy Haversack: Oh, hanging in, Heidee. Just finished work and am doing some freelance work before a volunteer meeting. It's drawing quite rapidly down on the cocktail hour here! Schitt's Creek was very good.
	4:00pm YETI BOB: I'm really enjoying the show today, Olivia. The last couple tracks were just beautiful.
	4:02pm melinda: Jersey City might not be the best place for petrichor.
	4:02pm YETI BOB: One component of petrichor is geosmin, which is another great word. Humans can detect it at super-low concentrations, 5 parts per trillion.
	4:03pm Handy Haversack: YB, didn't you say that whatever it is that makes petrichor is something the human nose is super sensitive to? Like in the PPT range?
	4:03pm Handy Haversack: Ahem. I see that you did!
	4:03pm wolfette: Petrichor is also a character in the "Saga" comics series!
	4:03pm Heidee: Handy, sounds good and focused. :-) The acting skills in Schitt's Creek, pure dead brilliant. Fine line between over-the-top, toe-curling and uncannily satirical. More clever TV tips please, I am parched.
	4:03pm YETI BOB: "geosmin" = "earth smell" "petrichor" = "blood of rocks"
	4:03pm WillCrete: @Heidee- Yes- but not the famous island - I'm listening in Crete, Illinois, a small town 35 miles south of Chicago. We moved down here back in 2014.
	4:04pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:04pm YETI BOB: Ichor, the fluid that flows in the veins of the gods.
	4:05pm melinda: Very rainy here, FMU has been delivering the rain-enhancing sounds today. I was going to go appliance shopping today but grogginess kept me home, all for the best in the end.
	4:05pm Heidee: WillCrete, oh I see. I mightn't be the first nor last to ask... :-) I was just going on to say how beautiful the isle of Crete is... :-)
	4:05pm YETI BOB: @Heidee: We have a Cairo Illinois too, and a Peru. And I've been to a few different Berlins in the USA!
	4:05pm Jason from Houston: ꒰ •̩̩̩́ ᴗ •̩̩̩̀ ꒱
	4:06pm fionnland: Cracking show, Olivia!
	4:07pm Heidee: YB, I love that about The US place names. I believe there is also a Heidelberg in Pennsylvania?
	4:07pm slugluv1313: @TDK60 -- right? working on a buncha different things, but also doing some chores -- and, last night set up red beans from El Salvodor to soak overnight, and cooking them now, along with brown Basmati rice -- the music and vibes are sooooo perfect for this gloomy rainy afternoon! :)
	4:08pm YETI BOB: @Heidee: I have never been there but I see that Heidelberg PA is close to Pittsburgh where I have some friends. Maybe next time I visit them I'll make a side trip.
	4:09pm Mx. Granny Spicy Brylcreem! (e/em): Ready to do the Wilt! Hit it!
	4:09pm TDK60: Roger, slugluv1313. \\ //
	4:11pm Fox: Hullooooo.
	4:12pm Rtintera: this song is beautiful, and yes, perfect for the rain.
	4:12pm Heidee: YB, great, do let me know what it's like. Olivia, this is so lovely. Must visit the archives tomorrow. Sorry just a short visit. Cheers all, enjoy!
	4:13pm Ike: Berlin, Maryland, bizarrely pronounced "BURR-lin", is not very exciting, but it has a sort of cute (though tiny) downtown.
	4:13pm ami ad: Hello Heidee, how are you? Watched a few episodes of The Righteous Gemstones,it's on the funny side, also watched Avenue 5, funny too.
	4:13pm ami ad: Hi Fox.
	4:14pm Heidee: Hi ami ad, OK I'll stay for another tune. Nice to catch up with you guys. :-) Thanks for the TV tips, I am soaking them up because I trust yer taste! :-) Hi Fox!
	4:15pm ami ad: Hehe,thanks Heidee,hope you like them.
	4:16pm Fox: Hello, Ami, Heidee, everyone...
	4:16pm tim from champaign (now washington): I think the writers of Righteous Gemstones must have spent time in Jerry Falwell Jr's inner circle.
	4:17pm Ike: I really want to rewatch Parks & Recreation but they moved it from Netflix to some dumb new streaming service in the U.S. so pffffft. Heidee, check it out if you haven't. Skip season 1, the show hadn't gelled yet, much like The Office (U.S.) and they basically re-jiggered the whole thing in season 2.
	4:17pm YETI BOB: @Ike: I think it's common to pronounce the US version weirdly to emphasize that it's not the same as the old-world city. For example Lima Ohio is "Lye-ma" and Cairo IL is "Kay-ro". (I'm not sure if they say Pea-Ru but I think they do)
	4:18pm queems: yessssss björk!!
	4:18pm YETI BOB: (I've been to the Berlins in New Hampshire and Michigan. I didn't know there was one in Maryland too!)
	4:19pm queems: excellent jewelry making music
	4:19pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Fox. I'll second Righteous Gemstones.
	4:20pm YETI BOB: Also New Prague MN is "New Prayge", they really slaughter it. But I guess it's their town and they can say it how they like.
	4:20pm dougseidel: excellent music for utterly confusing and boring telecom systems engineering also
	4:22pm Rtintera: this is amazing
	4:22pm listener james from westwood: Hot damn, this Ela Minus!
	🍝 4:22pm Ken From Hyde Park: Take Your Dottir to Björk Day!
	4:22pm Heidee: BTW Yeti Bob, I learned about this Pennsylvanian German language deriving from immigration from the southwest region of the Palatinate, just around the corner from me, with this amazingly strong "Pfälzer/Palatinan" dialect still coming through in the English. I would love to haer that live. Oh, Olivia, this is groovy, glad I dropped by.
	4:23pm YETI BOB: @dougseidel: I should be working but instead I'm trying to find out how many towns there are named Berlin in the USA. Twenty-six!!!! germanyinusa.com...
	4:23pm queems: @kfhp LOL
	4:23pm olivia: hahaha ken from hp
	4:23pm YETI BOB: @Heidee: Yes, I've heard it - pretty interesting. They call it "Pennsylvania Dutch" but of course it's not Dutch at all, it's Deutsch.
	4:24pm WillCrete: @Heidee and YetiBob: And to that list of Illinois place names of global resonance, you might add the town of Pekin, selected allegedly because the founders thought that they were positioned on the exact opposite side of the earth from Peking, China. Canton, Ohio has a similar origin I understand.
	4:24pm Jason from Houston: I was about to shout out Berlin, Texas. Hahaha...
	4:24pm dougseidel: Yetibob - yes you need to do the important things first!
	4:26pm dougseidel: also, staring out the window and feeling the joy of sounds in ones ears
	4:27pm steveo: @queems -- I did the first 22 miles of the lenape trail last week!!! it was weird and wonderful!
	4:28pm YETI BOB: @Jason: You've also got Italy, TX, which is somehow a lot funnier than Rome, NY
	4:28pm tim from champaign (now washington): @WillCrete - we won't get into the Pekin High School mascot.
	4:29pm Handy Haversack: All the NY Roman and Greek town names are meant to drive onward the course of empire. So that's fun.
	4:29pm DC: Soft Rider! supercool!
	4:30pm Yes: 🦋
	4:31pm Phillippe Bastille: Berlin, MD: Gateway to Ocean City, hon!
	4:31pm YETI BOB: @HH: Well it is the Empire State
	4:31pm Jason from Houston: Don't get me started on Iraan!
	4:33pm Heidee: WillCrete and all, great stories about your place names. ♡ What do you make of the twinning? Homaging? A little nostalgia maybe?
	4:33pm Jason from Houston: Just named as a mashup up "Ira" and "Ann" according to record/legend. www.texasescapes.com...
	4:34pm Zetti: negativland :)
	4:35pm Handy Haversack: I prefer to think of it as the Umpire State, YB. And that's two strikes, America!
	4:35pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:36pm mrdonutsu: The Weatherman — RIP!!!
	4:36pm TDK60: Heh Handy.
	4:37pm WillCrete: @tim from champaign - Yikes! I too remember hearing about that Pekin mascot back when I lived on the west side of the state in Galesburg.
	4:38pm Handy Haversack: Hey, TDK60. \\ //_.
	4:38pm mrdonutsu: Ooh, secret Steve Fisk Cowardly Lion sample shoutout!
	4:38pm Ike: @PB@4:31, LOL, but we don't say "hon" so much on the Eastern Shore. We should, though.
	4:39pm ZeeBee: can yall hear the stream?
	4:40pm Heidee: wow, I didn't know my speakers could do that
	4:40pm Webhamster Henry: @ZeeBee yep, in stereo!
	4:40pm wizard frog: @ZeeBee yas
	4:41pm ZeeBee: oooooh its back for me, an internet blip is all thankgoodness!
	4:42pm ParUbi: Hey everyone, hi Olivia
	4:42pm WillCrete: @Hiedee- as for the motivations for naming towns, I suspect that there is variously a mix of nostalgia and homage / aspiration at work in many. But for Crete, IL, the name seems to have been selected totally at random. The story goes that the fellow who incorporated the town just opened the Bible to a random page and selected the first place name he found there.
	4:45pm YETI BOB: Now I'm looking at "The origins of unusual place-names." by Armond and Winifred Moyer. Berlin isn't even listed there, because, after all, it's not that unusual of a name.
	4:45pm slugluv1313: ah ha! i thought i remembered that there is a Berlin in NJ too :)
	4:46pm YETI BOB: Best entry so far: "Laboratory, PA: See Pancake"
	4:49pm Phillippe Bastille: @Ike you certainly should!
	🍝 4:50pm Niall: Whoa, just tuned in, and shit got real.
	4:50pm olivia: wha'ts going on overhere? I seem to have lost the thread of all the conversations happening...
	4:51pm Phillippe Bastille: @Olivia just waiting for Yeti Bob to get to Intercourse, PA
	🍝 4:51pm Niall: Appreciate the URIs in the comments, @Olivia.
	4:52pm YETI BOB: Yakkin' about place names inspired by Heidee asking if Will Crete was from Crete.
	4:52pm wizard frog: :O
	4:53pm tim from champaign (now washington): No way!?! That's crazy the Mumia was from the late 80s. It sounds so current.
	4:53pm YETI BOB: Pancake PA: In honor of an early settler, George Pancake. Also known as Laboratory, origin of which is unknown.
	4:53pm Honeybear: from their bandcamp page: "Currently the MUMIA does not compose, she decomposes and rests in peace"
	🍝 4:54pm Niall: @Yeti Bob, as they used to say up the Thruway, "when in Rome, go to Utica." In all fairness, it was just me.
	4:54pm Handy Haversack: If it turns out that all pancakes are named George, that book is really burying the lede, YB.
	4:54pm Phillippe Bastille: @Yeti Bob did I ever tell you that we sometimes speculate that my oldest son is a yeti, because he's big and hairy and every picture of him is blurry?
	4:55pm YETI BOB: @PB: Oh, Intercourse PA is in here, but it's not as funny to me as Pancake PA and Bummer KY.
	🍝 4:55pm Niall: Oh, zombie fungus album cover.
	4:56pm Baja Joe: I'm putting on my cans so I don't miss any of this show whilst I walk to my car. I really dug the PVA.
	4:56pm Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Olivia! Hey gang! Is the weather awful by you as well??!!
	🍝 4:57pm Ken From Hyde Park: All those Berlin towns should have a contest for best sports team names, like the Berlin Walls or the Berlin Airlifts.
	4:57pm YETI BOB: @PB: They walk among us!
	4:58pm Phillippe Bastille: Berlin Pleasure Victims
	4:59pm TDK60: Thanks Olivia, hafta to leave the cassette castle on an errand.
	5:00pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Niall - tell us more about the zombie fungus!
	5:00pm YETI BOB: ok, i have to finish up some real work - see you all later!
	5:00pm Handy Haversack: Berlin Down the House.
	5:02pm Phillippe Bastille: This just in: "In a shock to absolutely no one, Merriam-Webster named pandemic its word of the year for 2020."
	5:02pm Phillippe Bastille: later YB. Gotta skedaddle myself and man the stove.
	5:03pm Handy Haversack: L8r, YB, PB, all hidden yetis.
	5:03pm Heidee: Oh Ike @4:17, I just saw your post on the shows, thank you! And I love the Office, esp. the British one... Hi Buddha! Need to hit the sack now, pity. Very nice and educational show, both in music and comments. Thanks & CU P.S. It started to snow outside my window! My dog is excited! Bye, sweeties.
	🍝 5:10pm Niall: @Tim from... Ophiocordyceps unilateralis is this wild fungus that commandeers living ants' bodies; after it permeates the host with these micro-filaments, it makes the ant climb a tree and hang from a branch above the ant's colony. Then its fruit-bearing body bursts from the head of the ant and showers spores on the ants below.
	🍝 5:14pm Niall: You know, like bands, WFMU DJs, and listeners. ;)
	5:14pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Niall - wow, thanks! That's the real reason Elon Muak is sending out space ships. He's going to perform a multi-continent synchronized launch with space ships loaded with the fungus. The space ships will explode in the atmosphere and in all living creatures will turn into zombies to do Musk's bidding.
	🍝 5:16pm Niall: I'll let you know if I see a rash of tree-climbers, @Tim from...
	5:16pm slugluv1313: bye Heidee! snow sounds so pretty, enjoy!
	5:17pm slugluv1313: oh cool -- creations from Lamin! always enjoyed his shows here on FMU
	🍝 5:18pm Ken From Hyde Park: Lamintations, if you will.
	5:22pm Mister Dobalina: This birdies sounds, I'm feeling.
	5:22pm Mister Dobalina: *These
	5:23pm Heidee: Hi slugluv, bye slugluv :-) And John! I feel stupid after my grandiose parting words and now I am still here. I have been watching the snow. It is only a wet mess.
	5:24pm tim from champaign (now washington): Huh, wha? Sorry, I fell asleep for a minture.
	🍝 5:24pm Niall: Huh. I haven't heard this podcast in some years.
	5:29pm soupfriend: oh wow I've got to tune into the next radio row then!
	5:30pm olivia: Yeah soupfriend, it should be great!
	5:32pm tim from champaign (now washington): This has been an excellent mindbending set!
	5:33pm slugluv1313: @Heidee -- oh bummer re: the snow -- hoping it was lovely and frolic-worthy for you and your doggie
	5:34pm slugluv1313: this Saint Abdullah is amazing
	5:34pm Heidee: Thanks slugluv :-) Your kitty pics are so cute, I always meant to say. Wow, Olivia, wonderfully peculiar set.
	🍝 5:36pm Niall: ^^agreed.
	5:38pm Handy Haversack: Poor tadpole!
	5:40pm Marie: loved that!
	5:40pm ZeeBee: i LOVE Banny Grove!
	5:40pm Heidee: Niall, Dia dhuit! I drink cordyceps elixir tea for energy, is that the same fungus you were talking about?
	5:41pm Michael 98145: - thank you for all the bandcamp links
	5:41pm Handy Haversack: Very true, John. I had to duck out for half an hour to plan out some stuff on the phone. Back for the last half hour, though. Kate's laying down vocal tracks in the other room, so it's a rich soundscape indeed around these parts.
	5:45pm Krys O: Thanks, Olivia for the soundscape.
	🍝 5:46pm diciassette: We love Banny Grove! Thank you Olivia
	🍝 5:48pm Niall: @Heidee - there are a lot of other cordyceps out there, but I'd hazard to guess no - only because there are surely easier mushrooms to cultivate that don't require such special conditions!
	5:49pm tim from champaign (now washington): I love the cassettes you've been playing, Olivia.
	5:49pm slugluv1313: @Heidee -- aww, thanks! mischievous but always adorable <3 <3 <3
	5:51pm ultradamno: This is pleasant birthday music
	5:52pm ultradamno: Kind of gamelan birthday
	5:53pm Heidee: Niall, thanks. 👍 Slugluv, very! ❤︎
	5:54pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Olivia! Very much dug being here. Thanks for hosting us! Be well, all. See youse later on.
	5:55pm ami ad: Thank you DJ, Crew. till next time.
	5:56pm listener 126464: Thanks Olivia and FMU crew.
	5:57pm ultradamno: Somebody deal with that skrikkin' kid!
	5:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Olvia. Happy pre-birthday!
	5:58pm ZeeBee: Such an awesome show! Thank you Olivia!
	5:58pm tim from champaign (now washington): Brucie!!!! Be cool, man!
	5:59pm Michael 98145: Yay, Bruce!
	5:59pm soupfriend: loved the show!! bruce being cool as always
	5:59pm slugluv1313: wonderful show, Olivia -- thanks so much! Happy Birthday in advance!!!
	5:59pm ultradamno: I had cat with a cone on that managed to jump the fence. That was nervewracking
	6:00pm Heidee: Thanks, Ravi-Oli! I don't have to go to the archives any more! Whee! Have good night, all!
	6:00pm Marie: Thanks Olivia!
	6:00pm slugluv1313: awww BRUCE! yes, please be cool!
	6:00pm Kayt: is your bday December 7? me too happy bday

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