WFMU: Double-Dip Recess with Roger: Playlist from April 23, 2022

Listener comments!
	8:46am Rhoda-Jane & Annabelle!: Good morning!
	8:52am Roger: HI Rhoda-Jane and Annabelle! early birds you are!
	9:01am dan: Good morning all
	9:01am HyperDose: Thank you for teaching me how to avoid poison ivy, anonymous artist! Hey Freeform kids!
	9:01am yerfriendpaul: Good morning Roger, everyone!
	9:02am TDK60: Good morning, Roger.
	9:02am LastWhiteRhino: Happy National Cherry Cheesecake Day Roger !
	9:02am happymaan: Morning everyone!
	9:03am dan: Everything Is Beautiful by Ray Stevens?
	9:04am Roger: Hey dan! Howdy Hyperdose! Yowza Yerfriendpaul!
	9:06am yerfriendpaul: Love Over The Garden Wall!
	9:07am P-90: Does it have to be EVERYTHING? Can’t it be like “most stuff is awful?
	9:08am StringOFperils: Monomania in stereo.
	9:09am LastWhiteRhino: Full of Awe= Awefull
	9:09am Webhamster Henry: Stay away from POWYSNE IVEE!!!
	9:10am P-90: Kidtronica
	9:10am alanSixº: hello all!
	9:12am Joey: Good morning dippers!!! We got our bowls of Quisp and Quake and got The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms playing too. Fantastic show Roger!!
	9:12am TDK60: So far, my morning doesn't seem awesome nor is it awful. Somewhere in between? Other?
	9:13am Marley P. Dogg: Good morning Roger and friends!
	9:13am Webhamster Henry: I think there's a supercut of Steve Jobs saying "Awesome".
	9:14am Baja Joe: I get Radiohead! Hiya Roger and everyone listening.
	9:15am StringOFperils: Awesome: Probably the second-most abused-to-death meaning of a single word in English, next to the word 'truth' of course
	9:16am P-90: I’ll never get Radiohead but that’s ok
	9:17am happymaan: Louis CK has a bit about how hilarious is overused.
	9:20am Marley P. Dogg: Hello Alan! Thanks for holding down the boards!
	9:21am alanSixº: hola marley ! i like being here
	9:24am egould: Dickies! Hey Roger!
	9:25am yerfriendpaul: I was a food mart cashier/bagger in high school. I had bagging down to a science!
	9:25am TDK60: I can't decide: corn flakes or Cheerios for breakfast? I'm sure either wouldn't be awful.
	9:26am Handy Haversack: Roger and the Doubly Dipt! Had a bit of a lie-in here.
	9:27am yerfriendpaul: This song is tremendous
	9:28am Toothgrinder Tom: Superstore? Golly gee willikers.
	9:28am chresti: Morning Roger and dippers!
	9:28am alanSixº: i had a lot of jobs as a teenager but never a supermarket oddly
	9:29am Toothgrinder Tom: @alan that’s how I feel about waiting tables.
	9:29am Crei6hton: Morning WFMU
	9:29am chresti: I'd go with Cheerios, they're at the Super store, TDK60.
	9:29am Roger: TDK60, LastWHiteRhino! Happymaan! P-90! StringOFperils! WebhamsterHenry! alanSixº!! Joey! Welcome one and all Streaming live from home this AM!
	9:30am katsavage: actually had a nightmare last night that I was back in my hometown as an adult and had to go to work bagging groceries at my first job
	9:30am alanSixº: haha tom yeah i worked at burger king for quite a while and also some catering gigs here and there
	9:31am alanSixº: thats funny katsavage - my most frequent repeat dream is being back at a job that im glad i left and it never goes well - its the most validating dream
	9:31am TDK60: Hi Chresti. Thanks for the decision from afar. Hola Handy.
	9:32am HyperDose: Back home from vacay, Paul?
	9:32am Handy Haversack: I worked at a bookstore first, ages 12-14, but then most of my jobs were restaurant-related. Dishwasher, busser, waiter, host, bartender, cook.
	9:33am Roger: Marley P. Dogg! Baja Joe! Emily! Handy! Toothgrinder Tom! Creighton! katsavage! ha, I used to be a bagger!
	9:34am alanSixº: handy was a busy kid
	9:34am Handy Haversack: Hey there, TDK60! Just poor, Alan!
	9:35am yerfriendpaul: Hey HyperDose! Yep, good to be back home. Missed our dog, Mabel. She’s parked right next to me now
	9:35am alanSixº: its a nice fantasy owning a little country corner store - sell tackle bait, local eggs - just like this song
	9:36am WR: Roger! Double Dippers! I pause in the chores to comes to the screen to protest the devaluation of "awesome" but am struck by how ... how ... awesome is the story of 3 leaves in the art work for this episode...
	9:37am alanSixº: awesome does cover a lot of ground - and all its synonyms mean pretty much the same thing - fantastic, fabulous, wonderful, great ----- mightas well just use awesome lol
	9:39am P-90: @Roger: just curious: are you streaming a show you pre-recorded, or actually doing the show from home live in real time like right now?
	9:39am LCBD: Great promo!! Good morning Roger and double dippers!
	9:39am dan: Bring back the corner store
	9:39am StringOFperils: I'm too urban. I wouldn't even know goat-smell. Axe body spray probably has goat-smell. I dunno.
	9:41am Handy Haversack: I met a guy from Brooklyn who opened a store like that near Rhinebeck, Alan -- sells that stuff and good good cider!
	9:42am alanSixº: does anyone from the montclair area remember the store "over the rainbow" on the corner of church st and bloomfield ave? THAT was a poor people's store - the owners were two old lefty radicals who sold smoothies to rich people and fed the homeless people for free - and it was always filled with homeless folks - and the owners were known dumpster divers!
	9:43am WR: Key Wilde chorus!
	9:43am HyperDose: Aww Mabel <3 Glad to have you back, Paul! This is how shocked I am that Handy's first job was at a bookstore 😐
	9:44am alanSixº: the key wilde project is inspiring
	9:44am P-90: Is that a live audience at Roger’s place?!
	9:45am dan: Genius idea for a song
	9:45am Handy Haversack: Play the TMBG cover next!
	9:46am YETI BOB: Hey Handy. I grew up with this Tom Glazer record. It's nice to hear the original!
	9:47am Toothgrinder Tom: I didn’t know this song was merely a cover by ‘They Might Be Giants’ - I thought it was an original. Silly me.
	9:47am Roger: @P-90: live, right now!
	9:47am StringOFperils: The TMBG cover is faithful to the original.
	9:48am ?: They Might Be Giants did a version and then did a revised version to make a factual correction?
	9:49am Webhamster Henry: Everyone knows what a singing science nerd I am. I did a special on them on WBAI years ago: www.jhhl.net...
	9:49am morphe': That was me = is me = not stealing "?"'s footprint They Might Be Giants did a version and then did a revised version to make a factual correction?
	9:50am StringOFperils: Plasma. The elephant in the room.
	9:50am Handy Haversack: Henry, is the science in this popcorn tree song accurate?
	9:51am Barney Grubbs: I just learned that Hy Zaret, who wrote the Sun song, co-wrote Unchained Melody & wrote the translated lyrics for The Partisan
	9:51am Glistener MW: this “music for aardvarks” is making me want to go quantity surveying!
	9:51am StringOFperils: Is that Orville's Reddenbok in its native habitat?
	9:52am Webhamster Henry: @Handy well... with wildfires promulgating all over the place, I'd be surprised if some cornfields didn't pop somewhere.
	9:52am dan: Put that Lollipop Tree next to Homer Simpson’s Hot Dog Tree
	9:52am YETI BOB: Interesting science fact. Per cubic meter (or foot or whatever you prefer), the energy produced by the Sun is less than the energy produced by a compost heap. The nuclear reactions are not happening at a very high rate, mostly the atoms avoid each other, the reactions are rare. It's only because the Sun is SO HUGE that it puts out such a high total energy flux.
	9:52am morphe': Handy - TDK and I hopping the SI Ferry at 2pm for fun .. meeting 1pm at 14th/8 ave .. sent an email..
	9:53am Handy Haversack: Wrote you back, morph. I owe the poor sutured dog some activity today. He's been cooped up all week.
	9:53am alanSixº: wow henry cant wait to give that a listen
	9:53am YETI BOB: Barney: Oh cool, I thought Tom Glazer wrote it
	9:53am Handy Haversack: YB, so if we had a compost heap the size of the sun ... !
	9:54am YETI BOB: Exactly, Handy!
	9:54am yerfriendpaul: Love the deep voiced background vocals of that Burl Ives tune
	9:55am StringOFperils: So, we almost have a compost heap the size of the sun, if everyone just keeps pulling together we'll get this thing done. Just another 15 or 20 years. Go garbage!
	9:57am Handy Haversack: explainxkcd.com...
	9:57am Barney Grubbs: YB: I haven’t dug any deeper than wikipedia, but looks like Glazer was just the performer (though he wrote/composed plenty of other stuff) en.wikipedia.org...
	9:58am YETI BOB: Aw, just saw Robyn Hitchcock the other night, it was GREAT.
	10:00am HyperDose: This is my jam
	10:00am P-90: @YETI: I once brought a package wrapped tightly in plastic to a biology class at Columbia, and had the students pass it around without knowing what it was. They all noticed that the package was warm to the touch, it was generating heat, like a little box with a warm furry kitten in it. Then I told them what it was: a loaf of bread that I had brought home, put away, and forgotten about. The heat was being produced by the metabolic activity of the mold that was growing on the bread.
	10:00am Toothgrinder Tom: Yeti Bob you make the sun sound like a classic underachiever.
	10:02am Webhamster Henry: @alanSixº at al.: the Actual show aircheck is here: www.jhhl.net...
	10:03am P-90: …so of course that mass of bread and mold was producing many times more energy than the same mass of average Sun-stuff produces.
	10:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Live Roger and other livers!
	10:03am YETI BOB: P-90 - excellent. Toothgrinder: George Bataille wrote an essay called "The Solar Anus". At least I didn't call the sun an a-hole!
	10:03am alanSixº: if roger accidentally curses you wont hear it if the board operator does his job and hits the drop button but i can confirm, roger is broadcasting live from his kitchen
	10:03am dan: Why aren’t you in the studio? I didn’t hear why
	10:04am Webhamster Henry: I grew a 1" potato from a potato eye last year.
	10:04am Handy Haversack: dan: COVID outbreak at the station that SMKen is quelling with a two-week break from having everyone come in in person. Only the Skeletons walk.
	10:05am P-90: Someone should make a kid’s song just for DDR with lyrics based on “The Solar Anus”
	10:05am morphe': WebHampster ... lent my copy of "Playing in the FM Band" = Steve Post to a co-worker and the guy split and I never got it back...
	10:09am StringOFperils: @P-90 > The Sun's Gonna Shine In My Back Door Someday?
	10:10am HyperDose: Knocking it out of the park this morning, Roger!
	10:11am morphe': "Solar Anus" made my mind jump to the JG Ballard - Ronald Reagan story = not for children ... The story of the story getting distributed at the Republican Convention on Republican letterhead is actually even better than the story itself (was actually written in the 60s when Reagan was the CA Gov???) https://sensitiveskinmagazine.com/ronald-reagan/
	10:11am TDK60: Hola Morphe, I recall Steve Post, Bob Fass, and all from WBAI, when I was a teen.
	10:12am Webhamster Henry: @morphe' I donated all my radio books, including "Playing in the FM Band" to WFMU - they may be in the station somewhere. The new Steve Post Movie is probably pretty representative of his Post-iness.
	10:13am Franco Twinkie: Good morning Rodger! Where do you live that you can plant so many cold intolerant trees and have them thrive?
	10:13am YETI BOB: "Methuselah" from the Circle/Richard Dawson collab "Henki" would fit in great here. True story of a botanist who accidentally killed the world's oldest tree.
	10:14am YETI BOB: Well, maybe it's a bummer. But the whole album is is songs about plants and botanists. Great stuff.
	10:14am YETI BOB: And the kids deserve to hear some Finnish Heavy Metal!
	10:14am P-90: I did not know there was a “Steve Post Movie”
	10:15am Webhamster Henry: @P-90: www.imdb.com...
	10:16am Franco Twinkie: SoP. that quote from I Know You Rider really its the mark this morning.
	10:17am morphe': P-90: I did not know there was a “Steve Post Movie” nor did I ??? Steve Post went through a strange transformation = yes/no - from being "overweight" to shaming "overweight" folks on WNYC ... 1982? Is that accurate?
	10:17am TDK60: I didn't know about the Steve Post film either, P-90. Now I know. Will try to see it soon! (And if it's awesome.)
	10:17am StringOFperils: Good morning, Franco! We're the oldest kids in the joint!
	10:17am YETI BOB: Or GBV "I Am A Tree"
	10:19am Webhamster Henry: Roger has already played Music for Aardvarks today, but David Weinstones "I Am A Big Old Tree" was popular in my kids' extreme youth.
	10:19am HyperDose: You can learn a lot from trees. These kids are on the right path!
	10:19am Mister Dobalina: HiYa Roger! Great show as always!
	10:20am Franco Twinkie: I think so SoP. Cultural reference points are like milk - they really start to smell funny after awhile. None the less, pain and sorrow never get stale.
	10:21am YETI BOB: morphe': I'm not sure about that. www.heyalma.com... He's considered one of the foudners of the body-acceptance movement, he once stages a "fat-in". Turning into a fat-shamer woudl have been quite a turnaround, but I guess anything is possible.
	10:21am Roger: WR! Morphe'! Barney Grubbs! Glistener MW! Teti Bob! Franco Twinkle - Indoor and potted!
	10:22am Ken From Hyde Park: This whole set has been tree-mendous! 🌳
	10:22am morphe': The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben (a German Forester) is quite amazing ... (I think it might be suffering a bad translation, but it is still amazing.)
	10:23am yerfriendpaul: My brothers and I each planted a tree in our backyard as kids. It is really great to see them grow over the years. Some trees stay in your mind forever
	10:23am Cooh John: A treemendous set, Roger.
	10:24am morphe': Yeti - that is why I think I remember that memory - people were kind of in a sad shock?? I must Fact check myself...
	10:24am Toothgrinder Tom: I used to listen to Steve Post on WNYC mornings when I first moved to the New York City area.
	10:24am egould: Out of bed. Time for a stretch and a run. Thanks Roger for helping me wake up.
	10:25am Franco Twinkie: SoP. I Just looked at your profile picture. Yes, that corner. What once was, but is now long gone. So many things.
	10:25am Crabbygirl23: Now I have a new favorite tree song! Thanks!
	10:26am HyperDose: Have a good run, egould!
	10:26am Ken From Hyde Park: This has been an absolute treet!
	10:27am P-90: Thanks @Skeleton Alan!
	10:27am StringOFperils: Aw, Franco. I actually imagined YOU looking at that someday and getting wistful and a bit sad. But don't forget the thrill of being there and then, man! It's still ALL there! Psychogeography!
	10:27am LastWhiteRhino: Loose ships ,sink lips.
	10:28am yerfriendpaul: Hey alanSixº! Glad you’re at the station, keeping watch over that amazing Charles Nelson Reilly black velvet painting!
	10:29am TDK60: Hi Franco, StringOP. I see that Dead cover site. Is that a truck warehouse there now? And where is that?
	10:29am alanSixº: ah yes and the monica lewinsky is a good one Paul!
	10:29am HyperDose: Thank you, Ursa! 🍃🩹
	10:30am yerfriendpaul: Ha ha, I haven’t seen that one yet! Another reason to volunteer!
	10:30am morphe': Danny Hock of Urban Poetry/Hip Hop stuff did a skit where Bklyn guys are doing "the Dozens" [NYC goofing on other guys' mothers] on an imaginary Flatbush Street corner and one guy says "your mother is so stupid .. when she worked at the bank.. she climbed up a tree because she wanted to be Branch Manager." The other guy says: "Oh yeah ... your mother is so dumb she got stabbed in a shoot out." [To contextualize - the whole one person show/play was about sadly mis-informed people .. from macho dudes to people in AIDS denial to..]
	10:31am alanSixº: paul i'll text u a photo a lil later
	10:31am Franco Twinkie: I bought that album when I was fifteen years old, SoP. More that fifty years ago. I was just getting on the bus.
	10:32am yerfriendpaul: Ursa is the best! I love her animal reports!
	10:32am Franco Twinkie: TDK, all I know is it's in South San Francisco.
	10:32am Handy Haversack: Ursa has this all wrapped up! We are transformed! Porchistas!
	10:33am HyperDose: Not only were those facts amazingly detailed, but her pronunciation was flawless. Great job, Ursa! A+!
	10:33am LCBD: I loved that butterfly report!!!
	10:33am alanSixº: oh dear , thanks Rog!
	10:33am TDK60: Thanks, Franco. \ Ursa thanks for the info on butterflies.
	10:35am TDK60: Hi there, LCBD.
	10:35am P-90: Now that butterfly report truly deserves the hyperbolic descriptor “AWESOME”
	10:35am Webhamster Henry: Thanks Ursa! Now for a set of proboscis songs!
	10:36am Handy Haversack: Nice track, Alan!
	10:36am morphe': Danny Hock - NYT article: "Assault on the Gentrifiers, and the Audience" "Mr. Hoch (pronounced hock) broke out in 1994 with “Some People,” in which he played, among other characters, a young Latina who is offended by her boyfriend’s suggestion that they use a condom, a Puerto Rican man whose teenage son was shot and killed by the police, and a middle-aged Jewish woman (loosely based on his mother) who worries about her do-gooder son working in the South Bronx. “Some People” won an Obie. It was followed by another one-man show, “Jails, Hospitals and Hip-Hop,” which had its premiere in 1997 at Berkeley Repertory Theater in California (where “Taking Over” was produced earlier this year) and had a run at the Public in 1998...." https://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/16/theater/16tayl.html
	10:36am chresti: Thanks Ursa! I always forget the difference between moths and butterflies.
	10:36am P-90: I just wish I could say the word “proboscis” like Ursa does
	10:38am dan: Ella Jenkins is still alive at 97 years old
	10:39am yerfriendpaul: This tree set has triggered all different memories of the trees that grew near me or in my travels
	10:39am StringOFperils: That's a lot of annular rings.
	10:40am P-90: Didn’t Ella tour with The Folksmen back in the day?
	10:40am Handy Haversack: TwoferTMBG!
	10:40am StringOFperils: I wonder if angiosperms and gymnosperms can still be discussed in the FLA school system.
	10:40am yerfriendpaul: TMBGs are so great
	10:41am Franco Twinkie: Honestly, what the hell is wrong with people who don't worship and love trees?
	10:43am Handy Haversack: I sat underneath and an actual taxidermied elephant head yesterday. It was intensely creepy. The room was huge and entirely paneled in mahogany. There was a sailing ship plated in gold as an ornament. So ... there are some very wrong-ass people out there, Franco!
	10:43am alanSixº: thanks handy!
	10:43am Franco Twinkie: I'm weeping for the giant Sequoias.
	10:44am HyperDose: This is gorgeous
	10:44am P-90: @Handy: was this your dentist’s waiting room?
	10:45am dr ultimately: Flute and Hammond organ nice combo.
	10:45am Ken From Hyde Park: As global warming worsens, cactus will start replacing trees, up to the point where it's too hot for cactus to exist.
	10:45am chresti: Ha P-90
	10:46am Toothgrinder Tom: Druids used to worship trees.
	10:46am morphe': In the early 90s .. a bunch of us went to try to stop the closing/destruction of a LES Community Garden ... The macho destructors were so insane and .. guy was having an orgasm cutting down trees with his chainsaw .. laughing and howling with glee???
	10:46am Franco Twinkie: All of what you speak is making me crazy, Ken.
	10:47am Mister Dobalina: I could really see Kermit covering this track.
	10:47am chresti: I think I might be a Druid.
	10:48am Handy Haversack: Ha, close, P-90! Podiatrist!
	10:50am morphe': BETTER LATE THAN NEVER !!!! Thanks Roger and all ...
	10:50am dan: Can’t we roast marshmallows? Shut up and eat your pine cone
	10:51am StringOFperils: People eat Grape Nuts. Why not pine cones?
	10:52am Mister Dobalina: oh drats, this reminds me that I need to eat an apply that is in the fridge, before it goes bad.
	10:53am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Roger! And Alan! Well Skeletoned! Stay Dipt, Doublers!
	10:54am alanSixº: enjoy the day handy !
	10:54am morphe': Mister D - make some applesauce and fried potato and enjoy !!!
	10:55am Toothgrinder Tom: @morphe if karma is true, they’ll get theirs.
	10:56am TDK60: Gracias, Roger!
	10:56am WR: biblical apple song.
	10:56am Roger: Mr Dobs! Cooh John LCBD!!!! dr. Ultimately!
	10:56am alanSixº: great arbord day show roger thanx!!
	10:57am Roger: Thanks for all of you for joining me for my favorite part of the week. !
	10:57am StringOFperils: Well, I'm off to the nearby arboretum/cemetery for my morning constitutional. Love a tree and it will love you back! Thanks Roger! And thanks for 6 degrees of board-op, Alan!
	10:58am Ken From Hyde Park: A poem (it's still National Poetry month for another week): Do not worry if your life seems small and your rewards are very few For even once, the mighty oak was once a nut like you
	10:58am HyperDose: Thanks Roger, Alan, and contributors!
	10:58am alanSixº: enjoy the spring yall!
	10:59am Mister Dobalina: CooKies !
	10:59am yerfriendpaul: Thank you Roger! Loved the show! Enjoy the day, everyone!
	10:59am P-90: Thanks Roger, Ursa, and BikiniKat (wherever you are)
	11:00am Webhamster Henry: Very nature-oriented today! AWESOME!
	11:00am Handy Haversack: We going to start playing Guess That Orange?
	11:00am chresti: Thanks Roger!
	11:00am Franco Twinkie: Thank you Rodger, I too am going to the trees to sooth my soul.
	11:07am WR: Thanks for the reassurance Ken from Hyde Park, thank you for the great program Roger, thank you for being you to us all.

Double-Dip Recess with Roger: Playlist from April 23, 2022

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Artist	Track	Comments	Approx. start time
Garfunkel & Oates	Everything is Awesome
Kevin Temmer	Everything is Terrible		0:02:26 (Pop-up)
Over the Garden Wall	Everything is Nice and Fine		0:03:22 (Pop-up)
The Decemberists	Everything is Awful		0:04:43 (Pop-up)
Parry Gripp	Last Train to Awesomeville		0:08:59 (Pop-up)
Shawn Patterson and friends	Everything is Awsome		0:10:55 (Pop-up)
Stephanie Beatriz	Everything's not awesome		0:12:43 (Pop-up)
Jesse Jukebox	Awesome "Awesome" by "Jesse Jukebox"		0:14:58 (Pop-up)
your DJ speaks	"your DJ speaks"		0:17:51 (Pop-up)
Helen Gene Purdy	What Shall We Buy at the Store?		0:21:26 (Pop-up)
They Might Be Giants	I Am A Grocery Bag		0:21:59 (Pop-up)
Dickies, The	Got it at the Store "Got it at the Store" by "Dickies, The"		0:23:13 (Pop-up)
Jamboree Singers	Mr Shortsleeves "Mr Shortsleeves" by "Jamboree Singers"		0:24:34 (Pop-up)
Shinyribs	Poor People's Store "Poor People's Store" by "Shinyribs"		0:27:11 (Pop-up)
Bill Wurtz	at the Corner Store "at the Corner Store" by "Bill Wurtz"	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_wzpkwIM2A	0:29:49 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Richman	Corner Store "Corner Store" by "Jonathan Richman"		0:37:23 (Pop-up)
YOUR DJ SPEAKS	"YOUR DJ SPEAKS"		0:37:25 (Pop-up)
Key Wilde Weekly Song #60!	Deer Don't Like Daffodils		0:40:55 (Pop-up)
Julie Andrews with Homer	Do'h! a Deer		0:43:50 (Pop-up)
Tom Glazer, Tony Mottola Orchestra	Why Does the Sun Shine?		0:44:37 (Pop-up)
They Might Be Giants	Why Does the Sun Really Shine?		0:47:28 (Pop-up)
Music for Aardvarks and Other Mammals	Popcorn Tree		0:48:58 (Pop-up)
Burl Ives	Lollipop Tree "Lollipop Tree" by "Burl Ives"		0:50:26 (Pop-up)
The Bergerfolk	Baby Tree "Baby Tree" by "The Bergerfolk"		0:52:53 (Pop-up)
The Sticker Club	Tree Girl "Tree Girl" by "The Sticker Club"		0:55:13 (Pop-up)
Robyn Hitchcock	We're Gonna Live In The Trees		0:57:13 (Pop-up)
YOUR DJ SPEAKS	"YOUR DJ SPEAKS"		1:00:25 (Pop-up)
Bob McCallister (Wonderama)	Exercise (exerpt)		1:05:18 (Pop-up)
Mi Amigo Hamlet	Trees "Trees" by "Mi Amigo Hamlet"		1:06:14 (Pop-up)
Ivor Cutler	A Wooden Tree "A Wooden Tree" by "Ivor Cutler"		1:10:00 (Pop-up)
Formidable Vegetables	Plant a Tree		1:11:56 (Pop-up)
Levity Beet	Little Tree "Little Tree" by "Levity Beet"		1:14:25 (Pop-up)
The Missoula Coyote Choir and Friends	I want to Be Like a Tree		1:16:17 (Pop-up)
Dana and the Petit Punks	Little Tree		1:18:45 (Pop-up)
Ozomatli, OzoKidz	trees "trees" by "Ozomatli, OzoKidz"		1:21:40 (Pop-up)
YOUR DJ SPEAKS	"YOUR DJ SPEAKS"		1:24:40 (Pop-up)
Ursa's Animal Facts	Butterflies "Butterflies" by "Ursa's Animal Facts"		1:29:13 (Pop-up)
Porchistas	Hope for the Flowers "Hope for the Flowers" by "Porchistas"		1:31:56 (Pop-up)
Ella Jenkins	Pretty Trees All Around The World		1:36:15 (Pop-up)
They Might Be Giants	C Is for Conifers		1:39:04 (Pop-up)
Froggins and Bug	I Wish I Could Eat Pinecones		1:41:37 (Pop-up)
Frank Blankenburg	The Pinecone People		1:44:16 (Pop-up)
Tom T. Hall	The Dancing Tree "The Dancing Tree" by "Tom T. Hall"		1:46:14 (Pop-up)
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Katie Ha Ha Ha	Apples "Apples" by "Katie Ha Ha Ha"		1:50:54 (Pop-up)
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Listener comments!
	8:46am Rhoda-Jane & Annabelle!: Good morning!
	8:52am Roger: HI Rhoda-Jane and Annabelle! early birds you are!
	9:01am dan: Good morning all
	9:01am HyperDose: Thank you for teaching me how to avoid poison ivy, anonymous artist! Hey Freeform kids!
	9:01am yerfriendpaul: Good morning Roger, everyone!
	9:02am TDK60: Good morning, Roger.
	9:02am LastWhiteRhino: Happy National Cherry Cheesecake Day Roger !
	9:02am happymaan: Morning everyone!
	9:03am dan: Everything Is Beautiful by Ray Stevens?
	9:04am Roger: Hey dan! Howdy Hyperdose! Yowza Yerfriendpaul!
	9:06am yerfriendpaul: Love Over The Garden Wall!
	9:07am P-90: Does it have to be EVERYTHING? Can’t it be like “most stuff is awful?
	9:08am StringOFperils: Monomania in stereo.
	9:09am LastWhiteRhino: Full of Awe= Awefull
	9:09am Webhamster Henry: Stay away from POWYSNE IVEE!!!
	9:10am P-90: Kidtronica
	9:10am alanSixº: hello all!
	9:12am Joey: Good morning dippers!!! We got our bowls of Quisp and Quake and got The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms playing too. Fantastic show Roger!!
	9:12am TDK60: So far, my morning doesn't seem awesome nor is it awful. Somewhere in between? Other?
	9:13am Marley P. Dogg: Good morning Roger and friends!
	9:13am Webhamster Henry: I think there's a supercut of Steve Jobs saying "Awesome".
	9:14am Baja Joe: I get Radiohead! Hiya Roger and everyone listening.
	9:15am StringOFperils: Awesome: Probably the second-most abused-to-death meaning of a single word in English, next to the word 'truth' of course
	9:16am P-90: I’ll never get Radiohead but that’s ok
	9:17am happymaan: Louis CK has a bit about how hilarious is overused.
	9:20am Marley P. Dogg: Hello Alan! Thanks for holding down the boards!
	9:21am alanSixº: hola marley ! i like being here
	9:24am egould: Dickies! Hey Roger!
	9:25am yerfriendpaul: I was a food mart cashier/bagger in high school. I had bagging down to a science!
	9:25am TDK60: I can't decide: corn flakes or Cheerios for breakfast? I'm sure either wouldn't be awful.
	9:26am Handy Haversack: Roger and the Doubly Dipt! Had a bit of a lie-in here.
	9:27am yerfriendpaul: This song is tremendous
	9:28am Toothgrinder Tom: Superstore? Golly gee willikers.
	9:28am chresti: Morning Roger and dippers!
	9:28am alanSixº: i had a lot of jobs as a teenager but never a supermarket oddly
	9:29am Toothgrinder Tom: @alan that’s how I feel about waiting tables.
	9:29am Crei6hton: Morning WFMU
	9:29am chresti: I'd go with Cheerios, they're at the Super store, TDK60.
	9:29am Roger: TDK60, LastWHiteRhino! Happymaan! P-90! StringOFperils! WebhamsterHenry! alanSixº!! Joey! Welcome one and all Streaming live from home this AM!
	9:30am katsavage: actually had a nightmare last night that I was back in my hometown as an adult and had to go to work bagging groceries at my first job
	9:30am alanSixº: haha tom yeah i worked at burger king for quite a while and also some catering gigs here and there
	9:31am alanSixº: thats funny katsavage - my most frequent repeat dream is being back at a job that im glad i left and it never goes well - its the most validating dream
	9:31am TDK60: Hi Chresti. Thanks for the decision from afar. Hola Handy.
	9:32am HyperDose: Back home from vacay, Paul?
	9:32am Handy Haversack: I worked at a bookstore first, ages 12-14, but then most of my jobs were restaurant-related. Dishwasher, busser, waiter, host, bartender, cook.
	9:33am Roger: Marley P. Dogg! Baja Joe! Emily! Handy! Toothgrinder Tom! Creighton! katsavage! ha, I used to be a bagger!
	9:34am alanSixº: handy was a busy kid
	9:34am Handy Haversack: Hey there, TDK60! Just poor, Alan!
	9:35am yerfriendpaul: Hey HyperDose! Yep, good to be back home. Missed our dog, Mabel. She’s parked right next to me now
	9:35am alanSixº: its a nice fantasy owning a little country corner store - sell tackle bait, local eggs - just like this song
	9:36am WR: Roger! Double Dippers! I pause in the chores to comes to the screen to protest the devaluation of "awesome" but am struck by how ... how ... awesome is the story of 3 leaves in the art work for this episode...
	9:37am alanSixº: awesome does cover a lot of ground - and all its synonyms mean pretty much the same thing - fantastic, fabulous, wonderful, great ----- mightas well just use awesome lol
	9:39am P-90: @Roger: just curious: are you streaming a show you pre-recorded, or actually doing the show from home live in real time like right now?
	9:39am LCBD: Great promo!! Good morning Roger and double dippers!
	9:39am dan: Bring back the corner store
	9:39am StringOFperils: I'm too urban. I wouldn't even know goat-smell. Axe body spray probably has goat-smell. I dunno.
	9:41am Handy Haversack: I met a guy from Brooklyn who opened a store like that near Rhinebeck, Alan -- sells that stuff and good good cider!
	9:42am alanSixº: does anyone from the montclair area remember the store "over the rainbow" on the corner of church st and bloomfield ave? THAT was a poor people's store - the owners were two old lefty radicals who sold smoothies to rich people and fed the homeless people for free - and it was always filled with homeless folks - and the owners were known dumpster divers!
	9:43am WR: Key Wilde chorus!
	9:43am HyperDose: Aww Mabel <3 Glad to have you back, Paul! This is how shocked I am that Handy's first job was at a bookstore 😐
	9:44am alanSixº: the key wilde project is inspiring
	9:44am P-90: Is that a live audience at Roger’s place?!
	9:45am dan: Genius idea for a song
	9:45am Handy Haversack: Play the TMBG cover next!
	9:46am YETI BOB: Hey Handy. I grew up with this Tom Glazer record. It's nice to hear the original!
	9:47am Toothgrinder Tom: I didn’t know this song was merely a cover by ‘They Might Be Giants’ - I thought it was an original. Silly me.
	9:47am Roger: @P-90: live, right now!
	9:47am StringOFperils: The TMBG cover is faithful to the original.
	9:48am ?: They Might Be Giants did a version and then did a revised version to make a factual correction?
	9:49am Webhamster Henry: Everyone knows what a singing science nerd I am. I did a special on them on WBAI years ago: www.jhhl.net...
	9:49am morphe': That was me = is me = not stealing "?"'s footprint They Might Be Giants did a version and then did a revised version to make a factual correction?
	9:50am StringOFperils: Plasma. The elephant in the room.
	9:50am Handy Haversack: Henry, is the science in this popcorn tree song accurate?
	9:51am Barney Grubbs: I just learned that Hy Zaret, who wrote the Sun song, co-wrote Unchained Melody & wrote the translated lyrics for The Partisan
	9:51am Glistener MW: this “music for aardvarks” is making me want to go quantity surveying!
	9:51am StringOFperils: Is that Orville's Reddenbok in its native habitat?
	9:52am Webhamster Henry: @Handy well... with wildfires promulgating all over the place, I'd be surprised if some cornfields didn't pop somewhere.
	9:52am dan: Put that Lollipop Tree next to Homer Simpson’s Hot Dog Tree
	9:52am YETI BOB: Interesting science fact. Per cubic meter (or foot or whatever you prefer), the energy produced by the Sun is less than the energy produced by a compost heap. The nuclear reactions are not happening at a very high rate, mostly the atoms avoid each other, the reactions are rare. It's only because the Sun is SO HUGE that it puts out such a high total energy flux.
	9:52am morphe': Handy - TDK and I hopping the SI Ferry at 2pm for fun .. meeting 1pm at 14th/8 ave .. sent an email..
	9:53am Handy Haversack: Wrote you back, morph. I owe the poor sutured dog some activity today. He's been cooped up all week.
	9:53am alanSixº: wow henry cant wait to give that a listen
	9:53am YETI BOB: Barney: Oh cool, I thought Tom Glazer wrote it
	9:53am Handy Haversack: YB, so if we had a compost heap the size of the sun ... !
	9:54am YETI BOB: Exactly, Handy!
	9:54am yerfriendpaul: Love the deep voiced background vocals of that Burl Ives tune
	9:55am StringOFperils: So, we almost have a compost heap the size of the sun, if everyone just keeps pulling together we'll get this thing done. Just another 15 or 20 years. Go garbage!
	9:57am Handy Haversack: explainxkcd.com...
	9:57am Barney Grubbs: YB: I haven’t dug any deeper than wikipedia, but looks like Glazer was just the performer (though he wrote/composed plenty of other stuff) en.wikipedia.org...
	9:58am YETI BOB: Aw, just saw Robyn Hitchcock the other night, it was GREAT.
	10:00am HyperDose: This is my jam
	10:00am P-90: @YETI: I once brought a package wrapped tightly in plastic to a biology class at Columbia, and had the students pass it around without knowing what it was. They all noticed that the package was warm to the touch, it was generating heat, like a little box with a warm furry kitten in it. Then I told them what it was: a loaf of bread that I had brought home, put away, and forgotten about. The heat was being produced by the metabolic activity of the mold that was growing on the bread.
	10:00am Toothgrinder Tom: Yeti Bob you make the sun sound like a classic underachiever.
	10:02am Webhamster Henry: @alanSixº at al.: the Actual show aircheck is here: www.jhhl.net...
	10:03am P-90: …so of course that mass of bread and mold was producing many times more energy than the same mass of average Sun-stuff produces.
	10:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Live Roger and other livers!
	10:03am YETI BOB: P-90 - excellent. Toothgrinder: George Bataille wrote an essay called "The Solar Anus". At least I didn't call the sun an a-hole!
	10:03am alanSixº: if roger accidentally curses you wont hear it if the board operator does his job and hits the drop button but i can confirm, roger is broadcasting live from his kitchen
	10:03am dan: Why aren’t you in the studio? I didn’t hear why
	10:04am Webhamster Henry: I grew a 1" potato from a potato eye last year.
	10:04am Handy Haversack: dan: COVID outbreak at the station that SMKen is quelling with a two-week break from having everyone come in in person. Only the Skeletons walk.
	10:05am P-90: Someone should make a kid’s song just for DDR with lyrics based on “The Solar Anus”
	10:05am morphe': WebHampster ... lent my copy of "Playing in the FM Band" = Steve Post to a co-worker and the guy split and I never got it back...
	10:09am StringOFperils: @P-90 > The Sun's Gonna Shine In My Back Door Someday?
	10:10am HyperDose: Knocking it out of the park this morning, Roger!
	10:11am morphe': "Solar Anus" made my mind jump to the JG Ballard - Ronald Reagan story = not for children ... The story of the story getting distributed at the Republican Convention on Republican letterhead is actually even better than the story itself (was actually written in the 60s when Reagan was the CA Gov???) https://sensitiveskinmagazine.com/ronald-reagan/
	10:11am TDK60: Hola Morphe, I recall Steve Post, Bob Fass, and all from WBAI, when I was a teen.
	10:12am Webhamster Henry: @morphe' I donated all my radio books, including "Playing in the FM Band" to WFMU - they may be in the station somewhere. The new Steve Post Movie is probably pretty representative of his Post-iness.
	10:13am Franco Twinkie: Good morning Rodger! Where do you live that you can plant so many cold intolerant trees and have them thrive?
	10:13am YETI BOB: "Methuselah" from the Circle/Richard Dawson collab "Henki" would fit in great here. True story of a botanist who accidentally killed the world's oldest tree.
	10:14am YETI BOB: Well, maybe it's a bummer. But the whole album is is songs about plants and botanists. Great stuff.
	10:14am YETI BOB: And the kids deserve to hear some Finnish Heavy Metal!
	10:14am P-90: I did not know there was a “Steve Post Movie”
	10:15am Webhamster Henry: @P-90: www.imdb.com...
	10:16am Franco Twinkie: SoP. that quote from I Know You Rider really its the mark this morning.
	10:17am morphe': P-90: I did not know there was a “Steve Post Movie” nor did I ??? Steve Post went through a strange transformation = yes/no - from being "overweight" to shaming "overweight" folks on WNYC ... 1982? Is that accurate?
	10:17am TDK60: I didn't know about the Steve Post film either, P-90. Now I know. Will try to see it soon! (And if it's awesome.)
	10:17am StringOFperils: Good morning, Franco! We're the oldest kids in the joint!
	10:17am YETI BOB: Or GBV "I Am A Tree"
	10:19am Webhamster Henry: Roger has already played Music for Aardvarks today, but David Weinstones "I Am A Big Old Tree" was popular in my kids' extreme youth.
	10:19am HyperDose: You can learn a lot from trees. These kids are on the right path!
	10:19am Mister Dobalina: HiYa Roger! Great show as always!
	10:20am Franco Twinkie: I think so SoP. Cultural reference points are like milk - they really start to smell funny after awhile. None the less, pain and sorrow never get stale.
	10:21am YETI BOB: morphe': I'm not sure about that. www.heyalma.com... He's considered one of the foudners of the body-acceptance movement, he once stages a "fat-in". Turning into a fat-shamer woudl have been quite a turnaround, but I guess anything is possible.
	10:21am Roger: WR! Morphe'! Barney Grubbs! Glistener MW! Teti Bob! Franco Twinkle - Indoor and potted!
	10:22am Ken From Hyde Park: This whole set has been tree-mendous! 🌳
	10:22am morphe': The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben (a German Forester) is quite amazing ... (I think it might be suffering a bad translation, but it is still amazing.)
	10:23am yerfriendpaul: My brothers and I each planted a tree in our backyard as kids. It is really great to see them grow over the years. Some trees stay in your mind forever
	10:23am Cooh John: A treemendous set, Roger.
	10:24am morphe': Yeti - that is why I think I remember that memory - people were kind of in a sad shock?? I must Fact check myself...
	10:24am Toothgrinder Tom: I used to listen to Steve Post on WNYC mornings when I first moved to the New York City area.
	10:24am egould: Out of bed. Time for a stretch and a run. Thanks Roger for helping me wake up.
	10:25am Franco Twinkie: SoP. I Just looked at your profile picture. Yes, that corner. What once was, but is now long gone. So many things.
	10:25am Crabbygirl23: Now I have a new favorite tree song! Thanks!
	10:26am HyperDose: Have a good run, egould!
	10:26am Ken From Hyde Park: This has been an absolute treet!
	10:27am P-90: Thanks @Skeleton Alan!
	10:27am StringOFperils: Aw, Franco. I actually imagined YOU looking at that someday and getting wistful and a bit sad. But don't forget the thrill of being there and then, man! It's still ALL there! Psychogeography!
	10:27am LastWhiteRhino: Loose ships ,sink lips.
	10:28am yerfriendpaul: Hey alanSixº! Glad you’re at the station, keeping watch over that amazing Charles Nelson Reilly black velvet painting!
	10:29am TDK60: Hi Franco, StringOP. I see that Dead cover site. Is that a truck warehouse there now? And where is that?
	10:29am alanSixº: ah yes and the monica lewinsky is a good one Paul!
	10:29am HyperDose: Thank you, Ursa! 🍃🩹
	10:30am yerfriendpaul: Ha ha, I haven’t seen that one yet! Another reason to volunteer!
	10:30am morphe': Danny Hock of Urban Poetry/Hip Hop stuff did a skit where Bklyn guys are doing "the Dozens" [NYC goofing on other guys' mothers] on an imaginary Flatbush Street corner and one guy says "your mother is so stupid .. when she worked at the bank.. she climbed up a tree because she wanted to be Branch Manager." The other guy says: "Oh yeah ... your mother is so dumb she got stabbed in a shoot out." [To contextualize - the whole one person show/play was about sadly mis-informed people .. from macho dudes to people in AIDS denial to..]
	10:31am alanSixº: paul i'll text u a photo a lil later
	10:31am Franco Twinkie: I bought that album when I was fifteen years old, SoP. More that fifty years ago. I was just getting on the bus.
	10:32am yerfriendpaul: Ursa is the best! I love her animal reports!
	10:32am Franco Twinkie: TDK, all I know is it's in South San Francisco.
	10:32am Handy Haversack: Ursa has this all wrapped up! We are transformed! Porchistas!
	10:33am HyperDose: Not only were those facts amazingly detailed, but her pronunciation was flawless. Great job, Ursa! A+!
	10:33am LCBD: I loved that butterfly report!!!
	10:33am alanSixº: oh dear , thanks Rog!
	10:33am TDK60: Thanks, Franco. \ Ursa thanks for the info on butterflies.
	10:35am TDK60: Hi there, LCBD.
	10:35am P-90: Now that butterfly report truly deserves the hyperbolic descriptor “AWESOME”
	10:35am Webhamster Henry: Thanks Ursa! Now for a set of proboscis songs!
	10:36am Handy Haversack: Nice track, Alan!
	10:36am morphe': Danny Hock - NYT article: "Assault on the Gentrifiers, and the Audience" "Mr. Hoch (pronounced hock) broke out in 1994 with “Some People,” in which he played, among other characters, a young Latina who is offended by her boyfriend’s suggestion that they use a condom, a Puerto Rican man whose teenage son was shot and killed by the police, and a middle-aged Jewish woman (loosely based on his mother) who worries about her do-gooder son working in the South Bronx. “Some People” won an Obie. It was followed by another one-man show, “Jails, Hospitals and Hip-Hop,” which had its premiere in 1997 at Berkeley Repertory Theater in California (where “Taking Over” was produced earlier this year) and had a run at the Public in 1998...." https://www.nytimes.com/2008/11/16/theater/16tayl.html
	10:36am chresti: Thanks Ursa! I always forget the difference between moths and butterflies.
	10:36am P-90: I just wish I could say the word “proboscis” like Ursa does
	10:38am dan: Ella Jenkins is still alive at 97 years old
	10:39am yerfriendpaul: This tree set has triggered all different memories of the trees that grew near me or in my travels
	10:39am StringOFperils: That's a lot of annular rings.
	10:40am P-90: Didn’t Ella tour with The Folksmen back in the day?
	10:40am Handy Haversack: TwoferTMBG!
	10:40am StringOFperils: I wonder if angiosperms and gymnosperms can still be discussed in the FLA school system.
	10:40am yerfriendpaul: TMBGs are so great
	10:41am Franco Twinkie: Honestly, what the hell is wrong with people who don't worship and love trees?
	10:43am Handy Haversack: I sat underneath and an actual taxidermied elephant head yesterday. It was intensely creepy. The room was huge and entirely paneled in mahogany. There was a sailing ship plated in gold as an ornament. So ... there are some very wrong-ass people out there, Franco!
	10:43am alanSixº: thanks handy!
	10:43am Franco Twinkie: I'm weeping for the giant Sequoias.
	10:44am HyperDose: This is gorgeous
	10:44am P-90: @Handy: was this your dentist’s waiting room?
	10:45am dr ultimately: Flute and Hammond organ nice combo.
	10:45am Ken From Hyde Park: As global warming worsens, cactus will start replacing trees, up to the point where it's too hot for cactus to exist.
	10:45am chresti: Ha P-90
	10:46am Toothgrinder Tom: Druids used to worship trees.
	10:46am morphe': In the early 90s .. a bunch of us went to try to stop the closing/destruction of a LES Community Garden ... The macho destructors were so insane and .. guy was having an orgasm cutting down trees with his chainsaw .. laughing and howling with glee???
	10:46am Franco Twinkie: All of what you speak is making me crazy, Ken.
	10:47am Mister Dobalina: I could really see Kermit covering this track.
	10:47am chresti: I think I might be a Druid.
	10:48am Handy Haversack: Ha, close, P-90! Podiatrist!
	10:50am morphe': BETTER LATE THAN NEVER !!!! Thanks Roger and all ...
	10:50am dan: Can’t we roast marshmallows? Shut up and eat your pine cone
	10:51am StringOFperils: People eat Grape Nuts. Why not pine cones?
	10:52am Mister Dobalina: oh drats, this reminds me that I need to eat an apply that is in the fridge, before it goes bad.
	10:53am Handy Haversack: Thanks, Roger! And Alan! Well Skeletoned! Stay Dipt, Doublers!
	10:54am alanSixº: enjoy the day handy !
	10:54am morphe': Mister D - make some applesauce and fried potato and enjoy !!!
	10:55am Toothgrinder Tom: @morphe if karma is true, they’ll get theirs.
	10:56am TDK60: Gracias, Roger!
	10:56am WR: biblical apple song.
	10:56am Roger: Mr Dobs! Cooh John LCBD!!!! dr. Ultimately!
	10:56am alanSixº: great arbord day show roger thanx!!
	10:57am Roger: Thanks for all of you for joining me for my favorite part of the week. !
	10:57am StringOFperils: Well, I'm off to the nearby arboretum/cemetery for my morning constitutional. Love a tree and it will love you back! Thanks Roger! And thanks for 6 degrees of board-op, Alan!
	10:58am Ken From Hyde Park: A poem (it's still National Poetry month for another week): Do not worry if your life seems small and your rewards are very few For even once, the mighty oak was once a nut like you
	10:58am HyperDose: Thanks Roger, Alan, and contributors!
	10:58am alanSixº: enjoy the spring yall!
	10:59am Mister Dobalina: CooKies !
	10:59am yerfriendpaul: Thank you Roger! Loved the show! Enjoy the day, everyone!
	10:59am P-90: Thanks Roger, Ursa, and BikiniKat (wherever you are)
	11:00am Webhamster Henry: Very nature-oriented today! AWESOME!
	11:00am Handy Haversack: We going to start playing Guess That Orange?
	11:00am chresti: Thanks Roger!
	11:00am Franco Twinkie: Thank you Rodger, I too am going to the trees to sooth my soul.
	11:07am WR: Thanks for the reassurance Ken from Hyde Park, thank you for the great program Roger, thank you for being you to us all.

Double-Dip Recess with Roger: Playlist from April 23, 2022

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