WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from December 21, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	3:03pm Handy Haversack: Oooo, Radio Ravioli: Nights! Hi, Olivia, Phillippe, all.
	3:03pm Krys O.: Greetings!
	🍝 3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Get OTO town! It's ravioli time again?
	3:05pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	3:09pm olivia: heya everybody!
	3:11pm Webhamster Henry: OTO comes to WFMU!
	3:11pm derp: ¡boungiorno!
	3:11pm winston legthigh: happy monday olivia, ami ad, kfhp, krys o, handy, phillippe! was a pleasure saying hi to k8 on suzys show yesterday handy.
	3:14pm p/b: Hi Olivia - this reminds me of Galaxy Quest; minors not miners
	3:15pm gdOOIOO: I've got a fiver that says no other radio station in this country knows who OLAibi is. Thanx for the link, Olivia!
	3:16pm Phillippe Bastille: hey Handy! Hey winston!
	3:17pm Handy Haversack: winston! Aww, nice to hear you say so! She's taken over accuing on Sunday afternoons so our household is never underrepresented in the census!
	3:17pm nematomorpha: Hello from grey, grey Vienna! Austrian Ravioli would be called "ShhlooooPHH - Krapfen"
	3:17pm olivia: Phoebe recommends listening to this piece while laying down, comfortable, ideally on good speakers or headphones. if that's NOT an option right now, do your best to get in that state of mind
	3:18pm ZeeBee: on the couch eyes closed
	🍝 3:21pm Threemoons: Greetings Olivia, fellow Pastafarians and Raviolis! Just got off of a Zoom gig interview. Was supposed to be for a salaried position; now they are saying temp/hourly. Grrrr. Gotta get out of my good Zoom clothes and scrub the makeup off...
	3:23pm Webhamster Henry: @nematomorpha: Servus! My sister makes Dobos torte and Schnecken for Sylvester.
	3:27pm nematomorpha: @weghamster: some kind of cake with snails? I'm intrigued!
	🍝 3:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, winston. Happy combined solstice / conjunction holiday!
	3:34pm winston legthigh: have u seen the conjunction yet kfhp? its been mostly cloudy here but got a nice pic of earthshine on the waxing crecent moon with jupiter and saturn hanging below.
	3:41pm fred: Funny/weird that I instantly recognize Phew's voice, but the only time I saw her live, it was pure electronics with no voice at all (amazing show, anyway)
	3:41pm northguineahills: Olivia, dig-dubbing these sounds, keep ‘em coming!
	3:43pm Webhamster Henry: @nematomorpha: mmm! en.wikipedia.org...
	3:44pm northguineahills: Too much humidity to get a clear view down in FL, w/o a telescope, they look like the normal Jupiter and Saturn. However, a high pressure is coming through today, so, hopefully it will clear the skies.
	3:45pm Handy Haversack: We're going to walk over to the ferry pier on the East River for Civic Twlight (5 PM) and see what we can see.
	3:45pm Heidee: Hey Olivia. Hey all.
	3:46pm Handy Haversack: Hey there, Heidee! How goes?
	3:48pm Heidee: Hi Handy! :-) Nice to meet you! I have just overcome my stressful online Monday and am settling in for the night. How are you doing?
	3:50pm Handy Haversack: Good! Going to juice some citrus and make a drink to brace us up for this conjunction walk ...
	3:51pm nematomorpha: Kazu!!! I've met him many times... such a cool dood no daxophone on this?
	3:51pm olivia: there is daxophone on the album.. not sure if there is daxophone on this track
	3:52pm olivia: oh yeah i guess other tracks are called daxophone 1, 2 , etc. so no daxophone on this one in particular!
	🍝 3:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: @winston - I had a nice view of them one day last week, but it's been cloudy since. Hoping for clear enough skies today, but it seems to be clouding up a little.
	3:53pm nematomorpha: it's a bit like the daxophone took over and made him play the guitar that way :-)
	3:53pm Heidee: @Handy, sry Ima living under a rock with all this homeschool noodle... Has your conjunction walk got something to do with solstice?
	3:55pm nematomorpha: i love this thanks
	🍝 3:55pm Threemoons: @Heidee yes, apparently the conjunction will give us the equivalent of a "Christmas Star" for the first time in something like 700 years.
	3:56pm Heidee: Oh Wowwwwww
	🍝 3:56pm Threemoons: BTW amazing set and thanks for pointing us Raviolis to the Cafe Oto stuff and things!
	3:57pm olivia: thanks, Threemoons! hi again to everybody who's strolled in!
	3:58pm HyperDose: These are some DANK soundscapes, Olivia!
	4:00pm olivia: yes i'm with ya, hyperdosE!
	4:00pm fred: Is Kanako Horiuchi from Okinawa? This sounds like sanshin
	4:00pm olivia: u nailed it, fred!
	🍝 4:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Heidee - The planets may have already set in your locale, but a livestream should be available. www.timeanddate.com...
	4:04pm milkis: It’s a “sanshin” (Okinawa guitar)
	4:04pm Fox: Beeeeeee the music, Olivia!
	4:05pm Mennlinn Rebarts: I've heard the instrument called "Jamisen" which is a portmanteau of snake and shamisen, as the instrument often is made with snakeskin.
	4:05pm olivia: i'm a-tryin', fox!
	4:06pm fred: DJ ALF (a frequent contributor to Billy Jam's show and a longtime friend of his) knows a lot about Okinawa and its music
	4:07pm nematomorpha: Cam is doing cool stuff all the time. Is this synth only or with 12 String?
	4:07pm Heidee: @Ken fr HP, This is a brilliant site, thank you! Our skies are dull and grey over here, shame, will look into that livestream :-) Anyone else going for walkies?
	4:10pm nematomorpha: Whenever I would meet him, Cam would be so proud of his guitar... then two years later he'd show up with modular set up. everyone was shocked
	4:12pm olivia: @nematomorpha, I actually really liked what he had to say about the release on the website, he talks about wanting to make the piece liike a scene of nature, or a dawn chorus, with all the different parts / "voices" working together: www.cafeoto.co.uk...
	4:12pm HyperDose: Howdy Fox! Too cold to be zipping around on the scooter?
	4:13pm Fox: HyperDose: No idea. I've not been outside in many days! But my apartment is so toasty Ive got some windows open.
	4:17pm Fox: After literally years of painstakingly going through everything I own and Marie Kondoing the CRAP out of my life, I'm actually pretty much done with all of my projects. I feel so light and free!
	4:18pm Heidee: Fox, lucky you. I am overwhelmed with too much junk around me. want to feel light! Want to feel free!
	4:19pm HyperDose: As someone who also hardly ever gets out anymore, I've been doing the same thing. Just took apart my AC and gave it a proper scrub down. I also found my long coiled headphone cable. Feels good to Jordan Peterson your place!
	4:20pm olivia: yay, fox! towards the start of the pandemic, i threw out some really embarrassing old journals and felt extremely light / fresh afterwards
	4:22pm Fox: Heidee: I have been so poor for so many years that I turned into a bit of a hoarder. Being sick so often, I also accumulated lots of unfinished projects, frugality done wild! But I've now mended the years of accumulated broken mugs and plates, today I'm dying the clothes that need dying, tonight I'm mending the buttons and stuff!
	4:23pm Fox: Olivia: oh wow. See, journals are definitely a blind spot for me. I keep all sorts of personal history, even if it's bad. I'm working my way towards the kind of bravery you have!
	4:25pm Fox: Hyperdose: organizational hack: store wires/cables in toiletpaper tubes.
	4:25pm olivia: @fox, I thought I'd keep 'em forever, but I was so embarrassed looking through them & realized how they've been sort of haunting me and weighing me down for a while, and the process of destroying them was very cathartic
	4:26pm Heidee: Fox: I hear ya. Good for you! Mh. How to start. Corona has turned me into a hibernating groundhog, I feel soft and cuddly and with lots and lots of precious nuts around me...
	4:27pm HyperDose: How do you use the tubes? I usually put like cables in freezer bags or tie them with velcro strips. Easier to stack them in rubbermaid bins.
	4:28pm fred: I've been keeping a diary for decades. Shutdown broke that streak though. There's a limit to how many "nothing, stuck home" entries I can write
	4:29pm olivia: lol fred
	4:31pm Phillippe Bastille: @Fox so happy you were able to do that. My wife's late mother could not. She lived in a rather large house full of hoarded stuff. 6 bedrooms -- they had built it with the downstairs as a rental unit but she stopped renting it out because she needed a place to store her crap. When she passed, you could only sleep in two of the bedrooms because of all the stuff, and you had to climb over junk to get to one of the beds. It took three full-size dumpsters and about 40 carloads to Goodwill to get it ready to sell, which wasn't for much since it was so neglected.
	4:32pm Handy Haversack: Kate's journaling is undiminished, but I think she likes to detail the daily minutiae. Olivia, is Bruce in the studio?
	4:35pm fred: I absolutely have to throw away some stuff like old magazines I'll never read again. I need space for my ever-expanding WFMU T-shirt collection
	4:36pm HyperDose: @fred the shirts really do pile up after a few years, don't they? The bumper stickers are my fav. Think I may go for one of them snazzy DJ Premiums next time!
	4:37pm Fox: Hyperdose: You wind them up, and then can cut a small bit of the tube at the top to hold the end of hte wire, for easy identification. Then you fill a box with the tubes, and they are easy to identify and find!
	4:37pm Handy Haversack: Crapdangit, it's clouded up out there. Looks like tomorrow might be uncloudy, though. Guess we'll do that instead.
	4:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Appreciating the pocketsize sonic fieldtrip as ever - also yer voice is adorable & says smart things.
	4:40pm fred: @HyperDose: Tell me about it. I broke into the third figure years ago, I have way more station T-shirts than other ones by now
	4:41pm Fox: Phillippe - My Aunt who lived in the house she grew up in died a few years ago, and the family had to go through everything. It wasn't THAT bad, but it made me realize how much of a pain it is to go through someone's stuff.
	4:47pm HyperDose: @fred You wouldn't happen to be a 2nd generation WoofMooer too? Or just a die-hard lifer?
	4:49pm Fox: Hyperdose: I'm a second generation WFMUer. My dad listened as a teenager when it was all prog. He and his friends threw a benefit dance for WFMU at their highschool.
	4:52pm fred: @HyperDose: I'm neither, I only stumbled upon the station less than 20 years ago (I live in France, and found it by reading a TV mag in a dentist's waiting room, even though I never owned a TV. "Bob"'s will). I like T-shirts though, so I prioritized getting those
	4:54pm hevykevy: hi olivia thank you for arranging these sounds as we celebrate my birthday and the winter solstice sunset on this day
	4:54pm HyperDose: My dad would always have it on in the car on the weekends when they'd get REALLY weird. I remember asking "why can't they just play normal music?". We bonded over our mutual love of first and third wave ska. Forgive me...I was a simple-minded child with much to learn about life. I'd stay up late and switch over to the fun 91 after the Furious 5 at 9 on K-Rock (RIP)
	4:55pm olivia: happy birthday, hevykevy!
	4:58pm sean: enjoying the spoken-word bit. Thanks for playing all this
	5:01pm olivia: hi sean, thanks for being here!
	5:01pm Carmichael: Don't think I've said hello yet. Been sitting here listening and pretending to work.
	5:02pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Carmichael.
	🍝 5:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Alas, too much cloud here as well. In a different part of the sky, I can see a quarter moon. And also crows heading back to their roost.
	5:03pm annette: magnetized my bumper stickers. put another on a plastc license plate on front of car. decorated my stainless sippy cups. photo looks like hood ornaments
	5:04pm Fox: Happy Birthday hevykevy!
	5:06pm listener 126464: I dreamed everything turned into a PDF
	5:06pm Fox: Hyperdose: I only got to listen on the weekends when I was with my dad, because Sussex County didn't get the signal when I was in highschool. Once I got a car, I'd drive down the mountains and sit in my car listening to Alan Watts and Joe Frank every Thursday.
	5:07pm hevykevy: yo thanks we are biking the american tobacco trail in durham nc my 3.5 yr son on tandem and wife. waiting under a bridge and looking for the celstial event
	5:07pm Fox: I don't have a car, so I used my bumperstickers to decorate my cane!
	5:08pm fred: WFMU T-shirts are great conversation starters. Though in my experience it mostly works with musicians at their own shows. Best shout out was meeting Mission of Burma in a Paris street that way, and they called me out (I had no idea what they looked like)
	5:11pm HyperDose: @Fox That's the most punk rock thing you could do with a WFMU sticker! @fred I would definitely single someone with a WFMU shirt out and interrogate them on their music tastes. This is the way. @Olivia "back to reality" I thought you were going to start rapping haha
	5:12pm northguineahills: All of my wfmu and record label bumper stickers were on my cd towers and records shelves. Unfortunately, the movers I hired a while back all of the above. So, I just have last marathon's bumper sticker, now. Tee-shirts, I get random people asking about them, and then later tune in. (and then the odd woofmooer in the wild).
	5:13pm northguineahills: broke. all of the above....
	5:14pm Heidee: digging the bass on headphones
	5:15pm annette: @fox. mom was a hoarder with a huge house. when she passed, we just opened the doors and gave everything away. two years later, i donate my own things almost weekly. hate looking at stuffs.
	5:15pm Handy Haversack: Crapdangit, I accidentally UNfavorited this! Picked this album up after hearing it on Scott's show!
	5:16pm Mick: Someone complimented my wfmu knit cap on the street earlier this afternoon - made my day.
	5:16pm winston legthigh: crapdangit© handy? haha can i use that!
	5:16pm Handy Haversack: Mick, the orange one? That thing is CRAZY warm!
	5:17pm Danny San: Dat bass was way down dere,,,,,dere?
	5:17pm Carmichael: The only person I personally know out here who listens to FMU is Brainiac.
	5:17pm northguineahills: @Handy: I'm more of a consarnit type of guy....
	5:18pm Handy Haversack: I will certainly consarn a thing or two, ngh, no doubt. Carmichael, my buddy in Davis definitely listens also.
	5:18pm Carmichael: "Sumbitch" for me ...
	5:19pm Mick: @ Handy, no, the black one - don't have the orange one
	5:19pm Handy Haversack: I wore the orange one a couple of times recently and had to take it off during the walks, even with wind and snow coming down!
	5:20pm Fox: annette - OCD runs in my family, and my mom used to get rid of my stuff all the time, which is I think part of why I ended up with such a hoarding tendency. Now, however, since I'm ADHD and chronically ill, I find life is sooooo much easier the less you own. Honestly, reading that Marie Kondo book was life changing.
	🍝 5:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: Me: "Confound it!"
	5:20pm Danny San: i kinda favor sumbitch
	5:20pm Webhamster Henry: There's lots of WFMUery here in Ulster County.
	5:21pm HyperDose: Afraid to make noise...HAH never!
	5:21pm fred: Big fail: I saw former DJ Woody play once, didn't know he had a show, though I listened it every week. I didn't meet him
	5:22pm northguineahills: @Fox: I'm ADHD. My father is OCD. I can't tell you how many times I has fish through the garbage to find my homework or reports. Any papers left out to him was, garbage.
	5:22pm Steven: Always a fan of this show, but not today.
	5:23pm northguineahills: Wojciech Rusin, new to me and digdug!
	5:24pm olivia: oh well steven catch ya.. next time. maybe.
	5:30pm Handy Haversack: It's a shame listener David (in London) is missing this -- he tells me he went to Cafe Oto once a week in the Before! A big supporter.
	5:30pm Webhamster Henry: Vocal Fry Candidate!
	5:31pm northguineahills: Cafe Oto was on my bucket list....
	5:32pm Handy Haversack: It's still there, ngh, and your bucket is unkicked!
	5:33pm tim from champaign (now washington): Is Matt Warwick on?
	5:34pm northguineahills: Dan Bodah, is that you coming in early?
	5:35pm tim from champaign (now washington): I've been listening the past hour, Olivia, and I think today's show has been fantastic. I wasn't familiar with Cafe Oto so I'm glad to hear your showcase.
	🍝 5:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: The one before reminded me of when the Daniel Simpson Day character in Animal House rode his motorcycle up the stairs at the party and started making the throat noises.
	5:37pm fred: There will be a "live" youtube performance of Hofesh Shechter's Political Mother Unplugged on 12/29 at 3pm and 1/3 at 4pm. I highly recommend it, though I haven't see this version: www.theatredelaville-paris.com...
	5:39pm Handy Haversack: My newest FMU-inspired habit is to shout "Don't miss the Party Girls!" when our yelliest, most diva cat yells at me.
	5:39pm tim from champaign (now washington): I gave my love a cherry.....
	5:41pm WillCrete: Thanks for sharing this selection of music this evening Olivia! Cafe Oto is a truly singular and special place, so many vital memories of listening, hanging, and playing there. May it keep sustaining and thrive! @northguineahills: agreed! that Wojciech Rusin was a true mystery journey! Dig! A voice new to me too!
	5:42pm fred: @Handy: You'd better not miss them from then on then
	5:42pm PaulRobeson1920: I gave my love a story That had no end...
	5:43pm annette: PARTY GIRLS. makes me think of those dirty little paperbacks folks read back in the 60s. lol
	5:44pm HyperDose: @Handy did Ken finally stop torturing you and play the Party Girls intro while you were still in the room?
	5:45pm sean: haha that throat-singing thing was weird ;)
	5:46pm fred: @annette: I think that's the spirit. But really is something Ken is playing these days
	5:47pm Handy Haversack: @HyperDose, Scott Williams, as is his wont, came to the rescue! Olivia, I'm gonna say thanks now and embark on feeding the monsters and then us. This was great! Super respect for Cafe Oto, and really very glad that you let us come along on this journey into what they have to share. Be well, Pastans.
	🍝 5:48pm Threemoons: This is one of the best shows I've heard on WFMU in a long time and that is saying a LOT. LOVE all this stuff, gonna get what I can afford from Cafe Oto.
	5:48pm annette: @fred. yeah. heard it. i couldnt wipe the smirk off my face for days
	5:49pm Webhamster Henry: This was a nice solstice treat!
	5:50pm olivia: thanks everybody!! really grateful to be listening to all this stuff here with yall it's been a real journey via deep listening today!
	5:52pm fred: I hope OTO will survive and come back as strong as ever (Instants Chavirés too, closer to me)
	5:52pm annette: Olivia, great time. thanks for all your fine finds. hugs, all.
	5:53pm HyperDose: Good call Handy. I too shall retreat to the kitchenette and browse my wares (I'm thinking tortellini with pesto). Thanks Olivia & skeletons!
	5:53pm Krys O.: Thanks, Olivia for the Otolaryngology!
	5:55pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Olivia!

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from December 21, 2020

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Genre-fluid, ambient textures, global sounds, punk energy, electronica, jangle pop, disco, post punk, soul, r&b, and more...

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December 21, 2020: CafeOTO / TakuRoku Showcase

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TakuRoku
CafeOTO's new in house label, releasing music recorded in lockdown. The profit goes to the artists and the venue.
https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/category/takuroku/

OTOROKU
Download only arm of OTOROKU, documenting the venue's programme of experimental and new music.
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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Olivia	✿ ✿ ✿ Welcome to Radio Ravioli ✿ ✿ ✿				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ikue Mori	More Fairies "More Fairies" by "Ikue Mori"	Invisible	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/ikue-mori-invisible/	0:01:04 (Pop-up)

Ecka Mordecai	Show up or shut up "Show up or shut up" by "Ecka Mordecai"	Critique + Prosper	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/ecka-mordecai-critique-prosper/	0:07:11 (Pop-up)
OLAibi	「germs of grasses」 "「germs of grasses」" by "OLAibi"	「Song of the taste」	TakuRoku	Written & recorded in spring 2020 https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/olaibi-song-of-the-taste/	0:09:38 (Pop-up)
Ashley Paul	Window Flower "Window Flower" by "Ashley Paul"	Window Flower	TakuRoku	Lock-down playtime gets fun in Ashley Paul's living room with her daughter Cora, partner Ben and a whole host of keyboards, saxophones and miscellaneous objects. https://cafeoto.co.uk/shop/ashley-paul-window-flower/	0:13:08 (Pop-up)
Phoebe Collings-James	Can You Move Towards Yourself Without Flinching (excerpt)	Can You Move Towards Yourself Without Flinching	TakuRoku	"When sharing the track this week, I encouraged it to be listened to while laying down, comfortable. Ideally on good speakers or headphones. " https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/phoebe-collings-james-can-you-move-towards-yoursel/	0:15:17 (Pop-up)
Kelly Jayne Jones	a fire that had to burn forever (excerpt)	The Reed Flute Is Fire	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/kelly-jayne-jones-the-reed-flute-is-fire/	0:22:08 (Pop-up)
Pressure Carcass	Birthing Hour "Birthing Hour" by "Pressure Carcass"	Yeast Queen	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/pressure-carcass-yeast-queen/	0:25:28 (Pop-up)
Juliet Fraser	Boogie For Esther "Boogie For Esther" by "Juliet Fraser"	My Adventures With The TC Helicon Voicelive 3	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/juliet-fraser-my-adventures-with-the-tc-helicon-vo/	0:26:39 (Pop-up)
Nour Mobarak	Allophone Movement (excerpt)	3 Performance Works	TakuRoku	Samples sourced from the UCLA Phonetics Archive https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/nour-mobarak-3-performance-works/	0:28:18 (Pop-up)
Xenia Pestova Bennett	Musiques de Chambre	Atonal Electronic Chamber Music For Cats	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/xenia-pestova-bennett-atonal-electronic-chamber-mu/	0:29:35 (Pop-up)
Phew	stomping in the dirt "stomping in the dirt" by "Phew"	Can you keep it down, please?	TakuRoku	"Under the declared state of emergency due to the COVID 19 pandemic, I am recording the next album in my room. For me, recording is about creating my own future, and I am working on it everyday sometimes suffering from auto-intoxication. Recording makes the future, In other words, my present might be reflected in what was recorded in the past. So I dug out three songs tracks from my old hard drive that mirror the current situation and edited a mini-album." https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/phew-can-you-keep-it-down-please/	0:32:25 (Pop-up)

Kazuhisa Uchihashi	One String Guitar	Breathing Vegetables	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/kazuhisa-uchihashi-breathing-vegetables/	0:47:16 (Pop-up)
Kanako Horiuchi	The Darkness "The Darkness" by "Kanako Horiuchi"	Hope	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/kanako-horiuchi-hope/	0:54:52 (Pop-up)

Cam Deas	Rhythmic Landscapes 3 "Rhythmic Landscapes 3" by "Cam Deas"	Rhythmic Landscapes	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/cam-deas-rhythmic-landscapes/	1:03:55 (Pop-up)
Lisa Ullén	Gold (excerpt) "Gold (excerpt)" by "Lisa Ullén"	Gold	TakuRoku	https://cafeoto.co.uk/shop/lisa-ullen-gold/	1:08:36 (Pop-up)
Malvern Brume	Gaps In The Persistent Hiss (excerpt)	Gaps In The Persistent Hiss	TakuRoku	All sounds recorded in London between April and March 2020 during lockdown. Made using various instruments, devices, field recordings and objects including; a synthesiser, modified violin and penny whistle, balloons, tape recorders, bird whistles, bells, a sampler, gardening tools, E3 dawn chorus and other materials found around the house. https://cafeoto.co.uk/shop/malvern-brume-gaps-in-the-persistent-hiss/	1:19:02 (Pop-up)
Cara Tolmie	alongside mud "alongside mud" by "Cara Tolmie"	LIT BY A CAR	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/cara-tolmie-lit-by-a-car/	1:27:54 (Pop-up)

Li Yilei	Slice "Slice" by "Li Yilei"	Specimen	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/li-yilei-specimen/	1:33:17 (Pop-up)
David Toop & Avsluta	A Black Which Is Old, A Black Which Is Fresh	On White, Indigo and Lamp Black	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/david-toop-avsluta-on-white-indigo-and-lamp-black/	1:35:09 (Pop-up)
Ken Ikeda	namaewamad@nai (excerpt)	namaewamad@nai	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/ken-ikeda-namaewamadnai/	1:40:24 (Pop-up)
Roy Claire Potter	Entrance song; last time (excerpt)	Entrance song; last time	TakuRoku	Comes with a visual PDF accompaniment. https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/roy-claire-potter-entrace-song-last-time/	1:51:29 (Pop-up)
Valentina Magaletti	Rumours of Bread	A Queer Anthology of Drums	TakuRoku	Played and assembled percussion, drums, field recordings, vibraphone, toys, and oscillators. https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/valentina-magaletti-a-queer-anthology-of-drums/	2:01:06 (Pop-up)

Zongamin	Brain Weather "Brain Weather" by "Zongamin"	Street Surgery 4	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/zongamin-street-surgery-4/	2:08:23 (Pop-up)
Tim Parkinson	Here Comes A Monster	Here Comes A Monster	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/tim-parkinson-here-comes-a-monster/ Featuring material recorded & assembled from November 2019 until deep in quarantine	2:12:04 (Pop-up)
Secluded Bronte	The Burst "The Burst" by "Secluded Bronte"	The Horns of Andromeda	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/secluded-bronte-the-horns-of-andromeda/	2:15:44 (Pop-up)
Wojciech Rusin	Hannasize (feat. Hannah Aspinall)	Meat For The Guard Dogs	TakuRoku	Featuring a distant collaboration with Ben Vince; an online exercise class with Hannah Aspinall; fermented memories captured on a portable recorder and a multitude of 3-D printed reed instruments, synths, voices and more, Wojciech Rusin gifts us a six part celestial journey as if fished from a dream. Drawing on inspiration from alchemical and gnostic texts and early renaissance choral music, Wojciech's work takes a pluralist approach, letting contradictory elements bathe together, coagulate and be brought forth into the awkward present. https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/wojciech-rusin-meat-for-the-guard-dogs/	2:17:57 (Pop-up)
Chik White	Metal Desk "Metal Desk" by "Chik White"	207	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/chik-white-207/	2:27:54 (Pop-up)
Foodman	6 "6" by "Foodman"	Shikaku	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/foodman-shikaku/	2:32:36 (Pop-up)
Shakeeb Abu Hamdan & Sholto Dobie	It's Worse	It's Worse	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/shakeeb-abu-hamdan-sholto-dobie-its-worse/	2:36:22 (Pop-up)

Left Hand Cuts Off The Right	Awareness of Failure	Worker	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/left-hand-cuts-off-the-right-worker/	2:44:44 (Pop-up)
Steve Gunn	Spring in Brooklyn II "Spring in Brooklyn II" by "Steve Gunn"	Spring In Brooklyn	TakuRoku	https://www.cafeoto.co.uk/shop/steve-gunn-spring-in-brooklyn/	2:50:04 (Pop-up)

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	3:02pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	3:03pm Handy Haversack: Oooo, Radio Ravioli: Nights! Hi, Olivia, Phillippe, all.
	3:03pm Krys O.: Greetings!
	🍝 3:05pm Ken From Hyde Park: Get OTO town! It's ravioli time again?
	3:05pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all.
	3:09pm olivia: heya everybody!
	3:11pm Webhamster Henry: OTO comes to WFMU!
	3:11pm derp: ¡boungiorno!
	3:11pm winston legthigh: happy monday olivia, ami ad, kfhp, krys o, handy, phillippe! was a pleasure saying hi to k8 on suzys show yesterday handy.
	3:14pm p/b: Hi Olivia - this reminds me of Galaxy Quest; minors not miners
	3:15pm gdOOIOO: I've got a fiver that says no other radio station in this country knows who OLAibi is. Thanx for the link, Olivia!
	3:16pm Phillippe Bastille: hey Handy! Hey winston!
	3:17pm Handy Haversack: winston! Aww, nice to hear you say so! She's taken over accuing on Sunday afternoons so our household is never underrepresented in the census!
	3:17pm nematomorpha: Hello from grey, grey Vienna! Austrian Ravioli would be called "ShhlooooPHH - Krapfen"
	3:17pm olivia: Phoebe recommends listening to this piece while laying down, comfortable, ideally on good speakers or headphones. if that's NOT an option right now, do your best to get in that state of mind
	3:18pm ZeeBee: on the couch eyes closed
	🍝 3:21pm Threemoons: Greetings Olivia, fellow Pastafarians and Raviolis! Just got off of a Zoom gig interview. Was supposed to be for a salaried position; now they are saying temp/hourly. Grrrr. Gotta get out of my good Zoom clothes and scrub the makeup off...
	3:23pm Webhamster Henry: @nematomorpha: Servus! My sister makes Dobos torte and Schnecken for Sylvester.
	3:27pm nematomorpha: @weghamster: some kind of cake with snails? I'm intrigued!
	🍝 3:28pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, winston. Happy combined solstice / conjunction holiday!
	3:34pm winston legthigh: have u seen the conjunction yet kfhp? its been mostly cloudy here but got a nice pic of earthshine on the waxing crecent moon with jupiter and saturn hanging below.
	3:41pm fred: Funny/weird that I instantly recognize Phew's voice, but the only time I saw her live, it was pure electronics with no voice at all (amazing show, anyway)
	3:41pm northguineahills: Olivia, dig-dubbing these sounds, keep ‘em coming!
	3:43pm Webhamster Henry: @nematomorpha: mmm! en.wikipedia.org...
	3:44pm northguineahills: Too much humidity to get a clear view down in FL, w/o a telescope, they look like the normal Jupiter and Saturn. However, a high pressure is coming through today, so, hopefully it will clear the skies.
	3:45pm Handy Haversack: We're going to walk over to the ferry pier on the East River for Civic Twlight (5 PM) and see what we can see.
	3:45pm Heidee: Hey Olivia. Hey all.
	3:46pm Handy Haversack: Hey there, Heidee! How goes?
	3:48pm Heidee: Hi Handy! :-) Nice to meet you! I have just overcome my stressful online Monday and am settling in for the night. How are you doing?
	3:50pm Handy Haversack: Good! Going to juice some citrus and make a drink to brace us up for this conjunction walk ...
	3:51pm nematomorpha: Kazu!!! I've met him many times... such a cool dood no daxophone on this?
	3:51pm olivia: there is daxophone on the album.. not sure if there is daxophone on this track
	3:52pm olivia: oh yeah i guess other tracks are called daxophone 1, 2 , etc. so no daxophone on this one in particular!
	🍝 3:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: @winston - I had a nice view of them one day last week, but it's been cloudy since. Hoping for clear enough skies today, but it seems to be clouding up a little.
	3:53pm nematomorpha: it's a bit like the daxophone took over and made him play the guitar that way :-)
	3:53pm Heidee: @Handy, sry Ima living under a rock with all this homeschool noodle... Has your conjunction walk got something to do with solstice?
	3:55pm nematomorpha: i love this thanks
	🍝 3:55pm Threemoons: @Heidee yes, apparently the conjunction will give us the equivalent of a "Christmas Star" for the first time in something like 700 years.
	3:56pm Heidee: Oh Wowwwwww
	🍝 3:56pm Threemoons: BTW amazing set and thanks for pointing us Raviolis to the Cafe Oto stuff and things!
	3:57pm olivia: thanks, Threemoons! hi again to everybody who's strolled in!
	3:58pm HyperDose: These are some DANK soundscapes, Olivia!
	4:00pm olivia: yes i'm with ya, hyperdosE!
	4:00pm fred: Is Kanako Horiuchi from Okinawa? This sounds like sanshin
	4:00pm olivia: u nailed it, fred!
	🍝 4:01pm Ken From Hyde Park: @Heidee - The planets may have already set in your locale, but a livestream should be available. www.timeanddate.com...
	4:04pm milkis: It’s a “sanshin” (Okinawa guitar)
	4:04pm Fox: Beeeeeee the music, Olivia!
	4:05pm Mennlinn Rebarts: I've heard the instrument called "Jamisen" which is a portmanteau of snake and shamisen, as the instrument often is made with snakeskin.
	4:05pm olivia: i'm a-tryin', fox!
	4:06pm fred: DJ ALF (a frequent contributor to Billy Jam's show and a longtime friend of his) knows a lot about Okinawa and its music
	4:07pm nematomorpha: Cam is doing cool stuff all the time. Is this synth only or with 12 String?
	4:07pm Heidee: @Ken fr HP, This is a brilliant site, thank you! Our skies are dull and grey over here, shame, will look into that livestream :-) Anyone else going for walkies?
	4:10pm nematomorpha: Whenever I would meet him, Cam would be so proud of his guitar... then two years later he'd show up with modular set up. everyone was shocked
	4:12pm olivia: @nematomorpha, I actually really liked what he had to say about the release on the website, he talks about wanting to make the piece liike a scene of nature, or a dawn chorus, with all the different parts / "voices" working together: www.cafeoto.co.uk...
	4:12pm HyperDose: Howdy Fox! Too cold to be zipping around on the scooter?
	4:13pm Fox: HyperDose: No idea. I've not been outside in many days! But my apartment is so toasty Ive got some windows open.
	4:17pm Fox: After literally years of painstakingly going through everything I own and Marie Kondoing the CRAP out of my life, I'm actually pretty much done with all of my projects. I feel so light and free!
	4:18pm Heidee: Fox, lucky you. I am overwhelmed with too much junk around me. want to feel light! Want to feel free!
	4:19pm HyperDose: As someone who also hardly ever gets out anymore, I've been doing the same thing. Just took apart my AC and gave it a proper scrub down. I also found my long coiled headphone cable. Feels good to Jordan Peterson your place!
	4:20pm olivia: yay, fox! towards the start of the pandemic, i threw out some really embarrassing old journals and felt extremely light / fresh afterwards
	4:22pm Fox: Heidee: I have been so poor for so many years that I turned into a bit of a hoarder. Being sick so often, I also accumulated lots of unfinished projects, frugality done wild! But I've now mended the years of accumulated broken mugs and plates, today I'm dying the clothes that need dying, tonight I'm mending the buttons and stuff!
	4:23pm Fox: Olivia: oh wow. See, journals are definitely a blind spot for me. I keep all sorts of personal history, even if it's bad. I'm working my way towards the kind of bravery you have!
	4:25pm Fox: Hyperdose: organizational hack: store wires/cables in toiletpaper tubes.
	4:25pm olivia: @fox, I thought I'd keep 'em forever, but I was so embarrassed looking through them & realized how they've been sort of haunting me and weighing me down for a while, and the process of destroying them was very cathartic
	4:26pm Heidee: Fox: I hear ya. Good for you! Mh. How to start. Corona has turned me into a hibernating groundhog, I feel soft and cuddly and with lots and lots of precious nuts around me...
	4:27pm HyperDose: How do you use the tubes? I usually put like cables in freezer bags or tie them with velcro strips. Easier to stack them in rubbermaid bins.
	4:28pm fred: I've been keeping a diary for decades. Shutdown broke that streak though. There's a limit to how many "nothing, stuck home" entries I can write
	4:29pm olivia: lol fred
	4:31pm Phillippe Bastille: @Fox so happy you were able to do that. My wife's late mother could not. She lived in a rather large house full of hoarded stuff. 6 bedrooms -- they had built it with the downstairs as a rental unit but she stopped renting it out because she needed a place to store her crap. When she passed, you could only sleep in two of the bedrooms because of all the stuff, and you had to climb over junk to get to one of the beds. It took three full-size dumpsters and about 40 carloads to Goodwill to get it ready to sell, which wasn't for much since it was so neglected.
	4:32pm Handy Haversack: Kate's journaling is undiminished, but I think she likes to detail the daily minutiae. Olivia, is Bruce in the studio?
	4:35pm fred: I absolutely have to throw away some stuff like old magazines I'll never read again. I need space for my ever-expanding WFMU T-shirt collection
	4:36pm HyperDose: @fred the shirts really do pile up after a few years, don't they? The bumper stickers are my fav. Think I may go for one of them snazzy DJ Premiums next time!
	4:37pm Fox: Hyperdose: You wind them up, and then can cut a small bit of the tube at the top to hold the end of hte wire, for easy identification. Then you fill a box with the tubes, and they are easy to identify and find!
	4:37pm Handy Haversack: Crapdangit, it's clouded up out there. Looks like tomorrow might be uncloudy, though. Guess we'll do that instead.
	4:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Appreciating the pocketsize sonic fieldtrip as ever - also yer voice is adorable & says smart things.
	4:40pm fred: @HyperDose: Tell me about it. I broke into the third figure years ago, I have way more station T-shirts than other ones by now
	4:41pm Fox: Phillippe - My Aunt who lived in the house she grew up in died a few years ago, and the family had to go through everything. It wasn't THAT bad, but it made me realize how much of a pain it is to go through someone's stuff.
	4:47pm HyperDose: @fred You wouldn't happen to be a 2nd generation WoofMooer too? Or just a die-hard lifer?
	4:49pm Fox: Hyperdose: I'm a second generation WFMUer. My dad listened as a teenager when it was all prog. He and his friends threw a benefit dance for WFMU at their highschool.
	4:52pm fred: @HyperDose: I'm neither, I only stumbled upon the station less than 20 years ago (I live in France, and found it by reading a TV mag in a dentist's waiting room, even though I never owned a TV. "Bob"'s will). I like T-shirts though, so I prioritized getting those
	4:54pm hevykevy: hi olivia thank you for arranging these sounds as we celebrate my birthday and the winter solstice sunset on this day
	4:54pm HyperDose: My dad would always have it on in the car on the weekends when they'd get REALLY weird. I remember asking "why can't they just play normal music?". We bonded over our mutual love of first and third wave ska. Forgive me...I was a simple-minded child with much to learn about life. I'd stay up late and switch over to the fun 91 after the Furious 5 at 9 on K-Rock (RIP)
	4:55pm olivia: happy birthday, hevykevy!
	4:58pm sean: enjoying the spoken-word bit. Thanks for playing all this
	5:01pm olivia: hi sean, thanks for being here!
	5:01pm Carmichael: Don't think I've said hello yet. Been sitting here listening and pretending to work.
	5:02pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Carmichael.
	🍝 5:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Alas, too much cloud here as well. In a different part of the sky, I can see a quarter moon. And also crows heading back to their roost.
	5:03pm annette: magnetized my bumper stickers. put another on a plastc license plate on front of car. decorated my stainless sippy cups. photo looks like hood ornaments
	5:04pm Fox: Happy Birthday hevykevy!
	5:06pm listener 126464: I dreamed everything turned into a PDF
	5:06pm Fox: Hyperdose: I only got to listen on the weekends when I was with my dad, because Sussex County didn't get the signal when I was in highschool. Once I got a car, I'd drive down the mountains and sit in my car listening to Alan Watts and Joe Frank every Thursday.
	5:07pm hevykevy: yo thanks we are biking the american tobacco trail in durham nc my 3.5 yr son on tandem and wife. waiting under a bridge and looking for the celstial event
	5:07pm Fox: I don't have a car, so I used my bumperstickers to decorate my cane!
	5:08pm fred: WFMU T-shirts are great conversation starters. Though in my experience it mostly works with musicians at their own shows. Best shout out was meeting Mission of Burma in a Paris street that way, and they called me out (I had no idea what they looked like)
	5:11pm HyperDose: @Fox That's the most punk rock thing you could do with a WFMU sticker! @fred I would definitely single someone with a WFMU shirt out and interrogate them on their music tastes. This is the way. @Olivia "back to reality" I thought you were going to start rapping haha
	5:12pm northguineahills: All of my wfmu and record label bumper stickers were on my cd towers and records shelves. Unfortunately, the movers I hired a while back all of the above. So, I just have last marathon's bumper sticker, now. Tee-shirts, I get random people asking about them, and then later tune in. (and then the odd woofmooer in the wild).
	5:13pm northguineahills: broke. all of the above....
	5:14pm Heidee: digging the bass on headphones
	5:15pm annette: @fox. mom was a hoarder with a huge house. when she passed, we just opened the doors and gave everything away. two years later, i donate my own things almost weekly. hate looking at stuffs.
	5:15pm Handy Haversack: Crapdangit, I accidentally UNfavorited this! Picked this album up after hearing it on Scott's show!
	5:16pm Mick: Someone complimented my wfmu knit cap on the street earlier this afternoon - made my day.
	5:16pm winston legthigh: crapdangit© handy? haha can i use that!
	5:16pm Handy Haversack: Mick, the orange one? That thing is CRAZY warm!
	5:17pm Danny San: Dat bass was way down dere,,,,,dere?
	5:17pm Carmichael: The only person I personally know out here who listens to FMU is Brainiac.
	5:17pm northguineahills: @Handy: I'm more of a consarnit type of guy....
	5:18pm Handy Haversack: I will certainly consarn a thing or two, ngh, no doubt. Carmichael, my buddy in Davis definitely listens also.
	5:18pm Carmichael: "Sumbitch" for me ...
	5:19pm Mick: @ Handy, no, the black one - don't have the orange one
	5:19pm Handy Haversack: I wore the orange one a couple of times recently and had to take it off during the walks, even with wind and snow coming down!
	5:20pm Fox: annette - OCD runs in my family, and my mom used to get rid of my stuff all the time, which is I think part of why I ended up with such a hoarding tendency. Now, however, since I'm ADHD and chronically ill, I find life is sooooo much easier the less you own. Honestly, reading that Marie Kondo book was life changing.
	🍝 5:20pm Ken From Hyde Park: Me: "Confound it!"
	5:20pm Danny San: i kinda favor sumbitch
	5:20pm Webhamster Henry: There's lots of WFMUery here in Ulster County.
	5:21pm HyperDose: Afraid to make noise...HAH never!
	5:21pm fred: Big fail: I saw former DJ Woody play once, didn't know he had a show, though I listened it every week. I didn't meet him
	5:22pm northguineahills: @Fox: I'm ADHD. My father is OCD. I can't tell you how many times I has fish through the garbage to find my homework or reports. Any papers left out to him was, garbage.
	5:22pm Steven: Always a fan of this show, but not today.
	5:23pm northguineahills: Wojciech Rusin, new to me and digdug!
	5:24pm olivia: oh well steven catch ya.. next time. maybe.
	5:30pm Handy Haversack: It's a shame listener David (in London) is missing this -- he tells me he went to Cafe Oto once a week in the Before! A big supporter.
	5:30pm Webhamster Henry: Vocal Fry Candidate!
	5:31pm northguineahills: Cafe Oto was on my bucket list....
	5:32pm Handy Haversack: It's still there, ngh, and your bucket is unkicked!
	5:33pm tim from champaign (now washington): Is Matt Warwick on?
	5:34pm northguineahills: Dan Bodah, is that you coming in early?
	5:35pm tim from champaign (now washington): I've been listening the past hour, Olivia, and I think today's show has been fantastic. I wasn't familiar with Cafe Oto so I'm glad to hear your showcase.
	🍝 5:37pm Ken From Hyde Park: The one before reminded me of when the Daniel Simpson Day character in Animal House rode his motorcycle up the stairs at the party and started making the throat noises.
	5:37pm fred: There will be a "live" youtube performance of Hofesh Shechter's Political Mother Unplugged on 12/29 at 3pm and 1/3 at 4pm. I highly recommend it, though I haven't see this version: www.theatredelaville-paris.com...
	5:39pm Handy Haversack: My newest FMU-inspired habit is to shout "Don't miss the Party Girls!" when our yelliest, most diva cat yells at me.
	5:39pm tim from champaign (now washington): I gave my love a cherry.....
	5:41pm WillCrete: Thanks for sharing this selection of music this evening Olivia! Cafe Oto is a truly singular and special place, so many vital memories of listening, hanging, and playing there. May it keep sustaining and thrive! @northguineahills: agreed! that Wojciech Rusin was a true mystery journey! Dig! A voice new to me too!
	5:42pm fred: @Handy: You'd better not miss them from then on then
	5:42pm PaulRobeson1920: I gave my love a story That had no end...
	5:43pm annette: PARTY GIRLS. makes me think of those dirty little paperbacks folks read back in the 60s. lol
	5:44pm HyperDose: @Handy did Ken finally stop torturing you and play the Party Girls intro while you were still in the room?
	5:45pm sean: haha that throat-singing thing was weird ;)
	5:46pm fred: @annette: I think that's the spirit. But really is something Ken is playing these days
	5:47pm Handy Haversack: @HyperDose, Scott Williams, as is his wont, came to the rescue! Olivia, I'm gonna say thanks now and embark on feeding the monsters and then us. This was great! Super respect for Cafe Oto, and really very glad that you let us come along on this journey into what they have to share. Be well, Pastans.
	🍝 5:48pm Threemoons: This is one of the best shows I've heard on WFMU in a long time and that is saying a LOT. LOVE all this stuff, gonna get what I can afford from Cafe Oto.
	5:48pm annette: @fred. yeah. heard it. i couldnt wipe the smirk off my face for days
	5:49pm Webhamster Henry: This was a nice solstice treat!
	5:50pm olivia: thanks everybody!! really grateful to be listening to all this stuff here with yall it's been a real journey via deep listening today!
	5:52pm fred: I hope OTO will survive and come back as strong as ever (Instants Chavirés too, closer to me)
	5:52pm annette: Olivia, great time. thanks for all your fine finds. hugs, all.
	5:53pm HyperDose: Good call Handy. I too shall retreat to the kitchenette and browse my wares (I'm thinking tortellini with pesto). Thanks Olivia & skeletons!
	5:53pm Krys O.: Thanks, Olivia for the Otolaryngology!
	5:55pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks Olivia!

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from December 21, 2020

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