WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 26, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Grief-gray Thursday greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	9:01am Robm: Hello fellow troubled please hang in there
	9:01am Peter in SEA: Peace, @Trouble and friends, <3
	9:01am Mike W: like the hulk, i’m always troubled, more than ever
	9:01am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from.... omg DJT... the painting!! guess we gotta confront this head on...
	9:02am Cal in Dothan: Good morning fellow modern humans, love to you all this morning
	9:03am listener james from westwood: Morning Trouble, WFMU folkses, and all.
	9:04am listener james from westwood: Definite "Guernica"-esque feel of chaos and hopelessness in the painting.
	9:05am Trouble: LAst days of the Faith Ringgold show up at the new museum until june 5. see it!!
	9:05am TDK60: Good morning, DJ Trouble in the radio office towers.
	9:06am morphe': HH - what is the Union Sq demo about? CAn't find any info??
	9:06am TDK60: Kamasi W! Feels just right, about now.
	9:07am Handy Haversack: morph: Reproductive rights.
	9:07am Rock Ridge Chess Club: We need more trouble like Trouble in this Modern World.
	9:07am listener james from westwood: I sooo want to go to museums again. Was part of my travel plans whenever I headed out of state for conferences. Need those case counts to dip before I can risk public transit into NYC!
	9:08am Handy Haversack: riseup4abortionrights.org...
	9:10am ChukAmok: That Ringgold paining. Wow. Not sure how much more of this week I can handle.
	9:13am Phillippe: good morning
	9:14am Irene Trudel: Good morning, Trouble and Modern Worldly People! I really need this show today.
	9:15am Listener Bop Monroe: thnx HH 4 the info!
	9:16am morphe': Thanks HH ... be safe!!!
	9:16am TDK60: I'll try to be at Union Square today, HH.
	9:17am Crownless Gander: Hi, folks. Adding my horror, sadness, and incomprehension to the pile. This truly is the modern world with trouble. Music is helping.
	9:17am Andres: Good morning!
	9:18am Zipperhead7: Good morning, Trouble and Modernists!
	9:18am Robm: Irene you and me both,just trying to avoid the news.
	9:19am Mike W: Honestly I feel a little better already, or just, more stable than the past couple days have felt. It’s weird being sequestered in a non-name suburb outside a city not listed as hosting a protest on the link Handy shared, after 25 yrs in NYC, where the bump and rub of everyday life put you among people you know felt and hurt in similar ways.
	9:19am Mike W: no-name –ed.
	9:20am Passaic River Blues: Archie Shepp's 85th birthday fell on the day of the Uvalde horror. "Attica Blues" feels most necessary. www.wbgo.org...
	9:20am Greg from ZONE 5: #drumgoals
	9:21am Mike W: Vibing hard to the vibe of Archie Shepp and Marshall Allen celebrating and continuing this week.
	9:22am Lixiviated Life: Hello Everyone, Hope we can all hold on to what unites us. Keep it close to your heart. I got a feeling we're gonna need it these days.
	9:23am Listener Bop Monroe: the gf upset this image is still on my screen for past 20 mins. gotta close it but taking the sounds with me. the music is perfect for the current zeitgeist. thnx DJT. Later all & B safe.
	9:24am Trouble: and good morning all
	9:25am Chris Hiatt: Loving all the burly tenor saxophone this AM!
	9:25am Mike W: Here we all are.
	9:26am A Bee: This is the warmth and tenderness I needed today. Thanks DJ Trouble
	9:27am Zinn The Mood: Damn, Trouble! One of these days I hope to get to an FMU gathering and meet you, sister! George Jackson…my mind’s been blown reading Blood In My Eye. Which I had been looking for and found in the best possible way, at a radical May Day gathering at a park in Bushwick, on the table of some young comrades from a bookstore. To think that he was able to write such an explosive and comprehensive revolutionary book while in solitary confinement explaining in great detail (with ample references) the cause of class and racial oppression and tactics and strategies to combat it, is, well, again, mind-blowing. Thanks again for turning us on to that tune honoring him! And salutations to all the Troubled…
	9:28am melinda: morning everyone
	9:30am mark: lucky to see archie shepp live in the seventies in n.y. great artist!,
	9:30am Mook: In the middle of reading that Sun Ra book. Heavy stuff
	9:31am Trouble: the rocksichord has been sampled and available to all www.soniccouture.com...
	9:32am mark: sun ra ..great ! thank yo u miss trouble!
	9:32am Ike: (nod)
	9:33am Crownless Gander: Oh boy, good news! Thanks, Trouble!
	9:34am Handy Haversack: Hey, Zinn.
	9:34am YETI BOB: Time to get on the road. Thanks for the tunes, Trouble, I'll take them in the car with me.
	9:35am Handy Haversack: Safe travels, YB!
	9:38am mark: maybe throw in some cecil taylor and ornette coleman
	9:38am Kim-Kim: Love some Sun-Ra!!!
	9:40am mark: and mingus
	9:40am Corey: This set is hitting all the right notes. Thanks, Trouble.
	9:41am Listener Gregory: Excellent opening set, as usual, Trouble.
	9:42am Robm: @Trouble hit’s the spot
	9:43am Paulo AD: thats my radio row submission done :) Now the waiting game
	9:43am Zinn The Mood: Hey Handy, what’s happening over there in the Point? Massive street construction all over the neighborhood here. Awhile back a worker admitted to me when asked that all the digging and laying new pipe was to, get this, bring in either oil or gas, from Texas to Con Ed. Wtf? Had intended to bike to K8’s gig last week at Mama Tried, but in the end was too wiped out from kids and a bit of the acid reflux wreaking some of its havoc. Hopefully they’ll be some more this summer, for which I’ll make one.
	9:46am Ryansterlingvirtue: can't wait to hear this on Saturday.
	9:47am Handy Haversack: You going to the festival, ryansterlingvirtue? Oof, Zinn, it all goes on. Show was fun at Mama Tried, but there will definitely be more!
	9:49am Andrea: Trouble, thank you for saying that so beautifully. Call. Write. This must change. I think we can change.
	9:49am Ryansterlingvirtue: @handy yes, so excited. hbu?
	9:50am MrDeb: Thanks Trouble for that nudge re guns. So important to speak and act. Beats the hell out of sitting and stewing.
	9:50am Handy Haversack: Can't manage it this weekend, ryansterlingvirtue. Too much else going on.
	9:51am gene duryea: I think we can change but not without an all out Civil War
	9:51am Ryansterlingvirtue: @handy that stinks. but I get it. I wish I knew the set times. It's going to be a long night me thinks.
	9:52am tak: listening by the river
	9:53am ChukAmok: Garden is getting some much needed rain today. Think I need to take a personal health day tomorrow.
	9:54am Listener John from NJ: A change is gonna come? I sure hope so.
	9:55am Sean Fahrrad: So beautiful Sam Cooke wrote this after hearing Dylan's Blowin' In The Wind He knew he should have written something like that himself
	9:55am Hughie Considine: Ah....pure heaven is the sound oft the Zombies
	9:56am Listener Gregory: @Sean F, I did not know that!
	9:58am Smurph: Amazing show today, Trouble!
	10:00am Trouble: merci@smurph!
	10:05am βrian: Hearing the birds, first off, is a good sign. Trouble is well.
	10:05am Listener Gregory: The bird who sounds like a skipping CD is my role model.
	10:12am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Speaking of Blowin' In The Wind: www.theguardian.com...
	10:16am Zinn The Mood: I’m afraid the salient truth about governance in the USA is simply that, because it is an electoral system based on bribery, as long as that continues to be the way we get our politicians it will ensure that both parties can be counted on to be as depraved and craven as possible. The only marginal difference being The Republican Party are a little more outward and obvious about their subservience to the interest of the 1%, corporate America, Wall St and the lobbies that elect them, while the Dems use that bluster, in the unending Kabuki theater that is American politics, to fundraise off of, appear as if they’re going to do something, make a public play in that direction but ultimately…do nothing. Their purpose as elected officials is crystal clear: to acquire power in order to turn that into dollars. It’s a revolving door between politicians, lobbyists and “donors,” all greasing each other through, with the express purpose of getting richer while never fundamentally changing anything that will upset their boondoggle scheme. Nothing sickens me more than hearing the media cover politicians after another of these seemingly endless, senseless tragedies claiming some outrage. It’s the same exact scenario over and over again. Media massacre and disaster porn, followed by pundit and politician indignation, with some residual probing into the victims and the perpetrator, then forgotten about a week or two later. This country was founded on genocide, pillage and overbearing capitalism. All the present dysfunction is a matter of course. Not until the masses rise up in solidarity will things ever change; it’s been the only way.
	10:16am spodiodi: good morning. sounding good!
	10:18am Trouble: yes! @ jake gould, yes, exactly
	10:19am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I'm not buying the only marginal difference bit. Sorry, that's lazy and reductive.
	10:19am Jason from Houston: Welp... Morning, good people.
	10:20am Handy Haversack: Hey. Jason.
	10:20am Trouble: @zinn: that offers you an easy out, in that until the masses all rise up you do nothing but talk??
	10:20am Zinn The Mood: Oh, you really want to know? Lol. Heh… Sorry, I guess a little misanthropy creeps in when taking in the totality of things. But fundamentally I think it’s true that we live in a political system not designed to change. The whole thing makes me seethe.
	10:21am melinda: This is so soothing I could listen to it all day
	10:21am Jason from Houston: Hey there, Handy. Pulled Ringgold's The United States of Attica poster for a person looking at different print processes this morning.
	10:22am Andrew Waterloo: Gun violence in America will change when it becomes impossible to not know a person who lost a child, spouse, or parent in a mass shooting. For now it's too easy for people to pretend that it isn't a problem that affects them.
	10:24am Andrew Waterloo: I'm just waiting for the accidental shooting of an open-carry advocate at Wal-Mart
	10:24am Analog Nights: Hey Trouble are you familiar with the Sun Ra 1973 Live in Ann Arbor release "Outer Space Employment Agency?" You might be crazy enough to play the 20 min medley on that album.
	10:25am ChukAmok: @JakeGould Not even the cops could fill the mythological "good guy with a gun" role. Quelle f'n suprise.
	10:25am Trouble: no i am not @ analog nights, will look that up. gracias
	10:26am waters7: Good morning. First time I can listen in person LIVE. Thanks!
	10:27am melinda: @Andrew I think people like that are already more likely to be victims of gun violence or accidents, mass shootings are not the bulk of gun deaths, so people who think it doesn't affect them are correct.
	10:30am Handy Haversack: I don't know that the comments board is the best place for actual debate or reflection, but it struck me as crucial at an abortion rights rally a few weeks back when the speaker pointed out that waiting for Democrats to save anything was pointless -- those are people who negotiate and compromise with Christian fascists. There is no ideology among them that can respond to this kind of thing because their only ideology is to maintain their grip on power. Incremental change is an ever-receding mirage. Change is never going to come from the system that's in place now -- as Zinn says. So shut t down. I mean, by all means, write senators, vote, do all the things that are sanctioned as ways to inject some aspect of the people's will into the political process. But those will never accomplish any kind of systemic change. Only paralyzing the system with resistance stands a chance -- and it's a terrible, small chance. The odds of saving anything are so bad. But the fight to do so is all we have. So I guess we have to try. Just shut it down. And if they want it to come back, it has to come back different.
	10:30am Andrew Waterloo: Guns are generally just accidents waiting to happen. Just watch how the damn things are handled by military and police personnel.
	10:32am Zinn The Mood: In some ways I suppose I’ve been moving toward the same conclusions as Twain, Vonnegut and George Carlin. That the “damned human race, as Clemens put it, is too selfish, greedy and taken over by convenience to be disturbed enough to actually do something. As a sort of activist it pains me to be moving this way. Because I know it’s going to take massive acts of civil disobedience, non-compliance, shut-downs, a general strike, combined with courageous acts of mockery and ridicule, subversive whistle-blowing and counteracting within government institutions, etc. I just don’t see much of any evidence of a population who “have cell phones that make them pancakes a d rub their balls,” as Carlin put it, ever gaining the kind of collective solidarity in action to ruffle some feathers. Btw, the Carlin HBO doc (so far, only watched Pt 1) was refreshingly amazing and a true presentation of his dissident, anarchist beliefs. I don’t know. What do folks think can really be done, honestly? Do you think politicians respond to letters better, or to organized groups of people bird-dogging them and shutting things down in a way that effects them personally?
	10:32am Trouble: 45,500 people died from guns in 2020, the most on record.
	10:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and featherbeds.
	10:35am Andrew Waterloo: Everybody has ideals until they have to consider they're own stomach.
	10:38am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Part of what we suffer from is decades anti-intellectualism. People just don't know any better and are taken advantage of in many ways. I thought of this last night as I watched our local news and a reporter was asking people what they thought about the shoot and any sort of gun control. One woman said that in Alaska, where everyone can carry anywhere, it's a lot safer. "I think they're onto something" she said with a smile on her face. Clearly, she tripped over a simple logical fallacy there. It reminded me of the episode of All In The Family where Archie suggested in a teevee editorial that the solution for airline hijackings was to arm the passengers...except that I didn't laugh this time. I don't really know what can be done. I've sort of given up, to be honest.
	10:39am Analog Nights: If Chris Smalls can beat Amazon anything is possible.
	10:40am Trouble: I teach the future, so i am not going to go all dark and hopeless: you all are on your own with that self pity
	10:41am Trouble: You know it @ analog nights!
	10:42am listener james from westwood: A wee bit of Summer Madness made the rounds as the sound in a TikTok meme last year; glad to hear the full sweep of this track stem to stern!
	10:42am Crownless Gander: @zinn It's not the whole human race. Mostly just white people.
	10:45am Harry Corvair: Well, if this Kool and the Gang isn't just the bee's knees! Wowed.
	10:46am Crownless Gander: Humans have some great potential, but we've been infected by some self-interested cultural viruses like capitalism, war, racism, etc. that take advantage of our worst aspects to propagate themselves.
	10:49am McGroovey: I just got banned for 24 hours from Facebook for making a joke about the tyranny of Australia's gun reforms, and how it's no coincidence, cuz H*tler is from Australia! I didn't spell it with an asterisk. That was my mistake. The Facebot doesn't understand irony.
	10:50am Handy Haversack: Autocorrect is always out to get you, McGroove!
	10:51am Peter in SEA: Ok,after the commute, back with the modern tunes! Rocking into the Art Room! :-)
	10:52am Andres: The Style Council also brought the substance. Love this!
	10:52am Peter in SEA: Oh, man, I missed Kool & the Gang!?
	10:52am ChukAmok: Regardless of the reasons; they did you a favor, McGroovey.
	10:52am rx scabin: Good morning, Everyone. I have been lurking, recovering from insomnia.
	10:53am βrian: On top of everything else, we just learned that our (feline) Orange Man has a tumor he's unlikely to survive.
	10:53am Handy Haversack: Oh no, βrian! Very very sorry to hear that.
	10:54am 299: This is Madlib's favorite record. It's so good!
	10:54am ChukAmok: So sorry to hear, βrian. May the rest of your time together be so sweet.
	10:55am βrian: Yeah, passersby will no doubt notice. He was always visible in the window or nestled into the garden amidst the garlic.
	10:55am McGroovey: @Handy Oh, you saw my post? Yeah, autocorrect changed "from" to "fun", which couldn't have helped.
	10:56am DouglasInDallas: That Arthur Verocai track "Sylvia" arrangement and vocals sounded just like a Style Council song🤔 (ironically played on "this is the Modern World")
	10:57am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): The comment bot software seems so simple-minded. I got in twitter jail one time because I joked that while I'm not a violent person, I wouldn't mind punching Mitch McConnell in the face.
	10:58am Handy Haversack: McGroove, I got out on the creek briefly yesterday and moved some supplies around. Will keep you posted on more possibilities!
	10:58am Zinn The Mood: (Got a kid home sick; just hung the laundry up on the roof; am finally chopping up some fruit and adding some nuts and flaxseed, and finally am just about able to sit down with a coffee, to eat and read…)
	11:01am Aquebogue: Love the Faith Ringgold! Thanks Trouble.
	11:01am Handy Haversack: Big Joanie's cover of that Solange song is also great.
	11:02am Aquebogue: I thought the birds were the test. Preferably.
	11:03am Irene Trudel: Trouble, the EAS test did work.
	11:03am Mike W.: Ahhhhgh! JFC what kind of bird makes those sounds?! My ears my ears
	11:03am Phillippe: @βrian sorry to hear about Orange Man
	11:03am I was chastised: By Facebook for reacting normally to a sick thread of guys crowing happily over the suspect that was set on fire at a gas station by an errant jolt of a taser alongside the gas pumps. Seventy percent of his skin burned. Third degree. By stupid cowardly vicious cops. Who will get medals. And they were celebrating it. It’s a certain cohort of the population that relishes the viciousness. Yet they will ignore the sheriffs and cops that stood outside and did nothing more than hold back the crowd whilst their children were murdered. Over ninety minutes. Cowards. Cowardice. Acceptance. Selfishness. Greed. Theft. Corruption. Servicing the worst individuals largesse over the common good. Billionaires and merchants of death. That is the America they don’t want acknowledged or taught in schools. The real crime is that it happens so regularly no one can stop and think or focus on the horror. How many have read the names? Looked upon the faces of the victims. Buffalo. Uvalde. Next!
	11:03am DouglasInDallas: @βrian $ @Zinn wishing you both a happier day🙏
	11:04am βrian: @Phillippe: Thanks. I hope he can get a little more time lounging in the garden.
	11:05am Listener Gregory: Trouble, I heard the friendly buzzing that indicates that we're all about to die, so I think it probably did work. Perhaps we should be running the emergency alert signal continuously in the background.
	11:05am Handy Haversack: Wishing sunbeams and togetherness for the ithsmus, βrian.
	11:06am spodiodi: sorry to hear, ßrian
	11:07am Trouble: merci Listener gregory!!
	11:08am Roberto: Sending positive vibes to you and Orange Man, βrian.
	11:09am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Another day where I thought I could sneak in a shower at 9:30 and start at 10, only to have my inbox blow up on me...gotta make some coffee. Loving the set. Disturbing set art, but necessary.
	11:11am Trouble: so sorry @ brian...
	11:12am McGroovey: @WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Right. Anti-intellectualism is killing us. Part of the solution to that (the user-side part) is for us not to be afraid to point out fallacious, illogical thinking when we encounter it in conversations with people. But there's also the supply side problem. People's brains are filled with new stupidities every day, and they don't get a good start in life on recognizing it--especially in don't-say-gay zones.
	11:13am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: And yeah, Amerikkk-DUH has some real issues with anti-intellectualism and Xtian fascism.
	11:14am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Ugh, and they are digging up the streets near me so it's nonstop jackhammers and concrete saws. Please kill me. Or at least make me some coffee.
	11:16am rx scabin: I am sorry @ßrian.
	11:21am Jason from Houston: Busy morning but my PSA is that if you or yours can get to Houston tomorrow, bring a sign and/or your voice to Discovery Green downtown. 1 p.m. meet up with what I assume will be quite a few people. The NRA convention is just across the street. Come scream at a senator with me.
	11:23am Robm: @Threemoins which is why i have up on cable news a while ago and listen to the BBC or the CBC, and maybe radio Australia just to hear what is going on in the rest of the world
	11:23am Robm: I meant threemoons sorry
	11:23am Handy Haversack: I would happily appear as a guest on Screaming with Jason! The only rider I'd even have in my contract is a trip to the Houston Sauce Pit.
	11:24am Passaic River Blues: @Jason: Thank you, man. Give them hell.
	11:24am Robm: @Jason from Houston give the man hell
	11:25am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @RobM Deutsche Welle Englisch is pretty good also. CATV "News" isn't.
	11:25am Handy Haversack: NYCers: Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights rally, 1 PM, Union Square Rally in solidarity with victims of gun massacres, 4 PM, Foley Square
	11:26am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @HH Wish I could go. Working.
	11:27am Passaic River Blues: Incredible set.
	11:28am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Diggin' this Marauder. Bass has a Bill Laswell vibe going on.
	11:28am Andy: Fantastic show today. Thanks.
	11:28am Handy Haversack: 3Moons: Got my "Radio Active" WFMU shirt on for it -- the only green shirt I own!
	11:28am Robm: @Three moons heard that about DW thanks
	11:28am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @HH Excellent, I have the acid-green WFMU shirt...
	11:30am ledzeppelinsucks: I am at a cottage in Kennebunk and it looks like a chem trail has been installed over George Bush's house.
	11:32am prof.fuzz: mornin', y'all
	11:35am Handy Haversack: lzs: We were there a few years back and rented a canoe. Paddled right by the Bushes' super yacht and the Secret Service's accompanying fast boat. prof.fuzz!
	11:35am Andrea: I forgot this song from Orlando!!! I love this movie. And the song.
	11:37am Zinn The Mood: Handy, is that Foley Sq rally today?
	11:39am Jason from Houston: I will happily appear on Screaming with Handy! And then maybe a T.HANKS slice? Or three?
	11:40am Miss G: HH thank you for reprazenting at the Union Square rally. I'll wear my acid green WFMU tee shirt today too. Trying to remember our last rally -- NYC against war in Iraq? WTO in DC? Glad those more able bodied keep going.
	11:41am Listener Gregory: Have to run now. Thanks for being you, Trouble.
	11:43am Handy Haversack: Zinn, per justiceforgeorgenyc, yes: cdn.inflact.com...
	11:45am ChukAmok: Thanks for hitting the streets for a better future today, Handy. Nearest march to me is Atlanta, 4:hrs away. Careful out there.
	11:48am Hydroplane: I'm here for The Field Mice
	11:48am Mike Sin: Enjoying the show very much today, Trouble!
	11:51am Andres: I like Field Mice, the band and the critters.
	11:52am ChukAmok: You and me both, Hydroplane!
	11:56am Phillippe: Thank you Trouble. Be safe, everyone. Peace and love, y'all
	11:56am spodiodi: thanks, Trouble!
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for listening today. please please contact your senators and VOTE VOTE VOTE. democracy is broken when people don't vote
	11:58am Handy Haversack: Oh, dang! The time, it goes! Many thanks, Trouble! Great sounds. Stay Troubled, all. You got reasons!
	11:59am rx scabin: Thank you, Trouble.
	11:59am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Thanks, Trouble, and be safe, all.
	12:00pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Thank you

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 26, 2022

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May 26, 2022: changes chant

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American People series #20 Die, 1967

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	New	Approx. start time
rachel langlais	comme le canard "comme le canard" by "rachel langlais"	dothe	unjenesaisquoi		*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
kamasi washington	change of the guard	the epic				0:06:18 (Pop-up)
archie shepp	blues for brother george jackson/ invocation:ballad for a child/ballad for a child	attica blues				0:16:48 (Pop-up)
the staples jr singers	get on board	when do we get paid	luaka bop	1975/2022	*	0:24:40 (Pop-up)
Sun Ra And His Myth Science Arkestra	there is change in the air	the antique blacks	art yard			0:28:23 (Pop-up)
irreversible entanglements	open the gates	open the gates	international anthem		*	0:38:20 (Pop-up)

anika	change "change" by "anika"	change			*	0:45:54 (Pop-up)
glenn gould	change ( interlude) "change ( interlude)" by "glenn gould"					0:50:08 (Pop-up)
Naomi Shelton & the Gospel Queens	a change is gonna come	what have you done my brother?				0:51:02 (Pop-up)
the zombies	changes "changes" by "the zombies"	odyssey and oracle				0:54:44 (Pop-up)
neal francis	changes (demo) "changes (demo)" by "neal francis"		colemine records			0:58:06 (Pop-up)

cochemea	peace chant "peace chant" by "cochemea"	vol 2: baca sewa				1:07:02 (Pop-up)
arthur russell	changing forest (live)	Sketches For World Of Echo: June 25, 1984 Live At EI		1984		1:07:57 (Pop-up)
uman	Ménestrel "Ménestrel" by "uman"	Chaleur Humaine	Freedom to Spend		*	1:21:35 (Pop-up)
quartz	chaos "chaos" by "quartz"	Cosmic Machine A Voyage Across French Cosmic & Electronic Avantgarde (1970-1980)				1:24:55 (Pop-up)
the bogie band ft joe russo	walking with the holy fools	the prophets in the city	royal potato family		*	1:31:44 (Pop-up)
mulatu astake and black jesus experience	a chance to give	to know without knowing				1:34:32 (Pop-up)
kool and the gang	summer madness "summer madness" by "kool and the gang"	Love & Understanding live in London				1:37:53 (Pop-up)
catalina matorral	autel "autel" by "catalina matorral"	Catalina Matorral	Via Parigi		*	1:45:29 (Pop-up)
the style council	changing of the guard	confessions of a pop group				1:48:28 (Pop-up)
arthur verocai	sylvia "sylvia" by "arthur verocai"	Arthur Verocai (1972)			*	1:50:53 (Pop-up)
frank cogliano	salsa foot "salsa foot" by "frank cogliano"	computers of the world	idda		*	1:54:24 (Pop-up)
solange	cranes in the sky "cranes in the sky" by "solange"	a seat at the table				1:57:45 (Pop-up)

love joys	chances dub "chances dub" by "love joys"	love joys				2:07:50 (Pop-up)
african head charge	peace chant "peace chant" by "african head charge"	Churchical Chant Of The Iyabinghi				2:10:25 (Pop-up)
roman stewart & dave	changing times	derrick harriot presents earthly sounds				2:12:56 (Pop-up)
blo	chant to mother earth "chant to mother earth" by "blo"	nigeria 70 v/a				2:15:33 (Pop-up)
horseface	nakutus "nakutus" by "horseface"	Sanakirjan Takana	Kopotikop		*	2:22:18 (Pop-up)
Maraudeur	slow dress "slow dress" by "Maraudeur"	puissance 4	feel it records		*	2:25:21 (Pop-up)
planningtorock	changes "changes" by "planningtorock"	have it all				2:27:32 (Pop-up)
jimmy somerville	coming "coming" by "jimmy somerville"	ost orlando				2:31:40 (Pop-up)
Elle Barbara's Black Space	Délice Créole	Délice Créole / Peach Purée	Celluloid Lunch Records		*	2:37:36 (Pop-up)

kate bollinger	lady in the darkest hour	look at it in the light	ghostly international		*	2:43:43 (Pop-up)
the field mice	quicksilver "quicksilver" by "the field mice"					2:46:40 (Pop-up)
soia/julien senelas/jerome vassereau	in c	in c	unjenesaisquoi		*	2:53:42 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am Handy Haversack: Grief-gray Thursday greetings, Trouble and all the Troubled.
	9:01am Robm: Hello fellow troubled please hang in there
	9:01am Peter in SEA: Peace, @Trouble and friends, <3
	9:01am Mike W: like the hulk, i’m always troubled, more than ever
	9:01am Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from.... omg DJT... the painting!! guess we gotta confront this head on...
	9:02am Cal in Dothan: Good morning fellow modern humans, love to you all this morning
	9:03am listener james from westwood: Morning Trouble, WFMU folkses, and all.
	9:04am listener james from westwood: Definite "Guernica"-esque feel of chaos and hopelessness in the painting.
	9:05am Trouble: LAst days of the Faith Ringgold show up at the new museum until june 5. see it!!
	9:05am TDK60: Good morning, DJ Trouble in the radio office towers.
	9:06am morphe': HH - what is the Union Sq demo about? CAn't find any info??
	9:06am TDK60: Kamasi W! Feels just right, about now.
	9:07am Handy Haversack: morph: Reproductive rights.
	9:07am Rock Ridge Chess Club: We need more trouble like Trouble in this Modern World.
	9:07am listener james from westwood: I sooo want to go to museums again. Was part of my travel plans whenever I headed out of state for conferences. Need those case counts to dip before I can risk public transit into NYC!
	9:08am Handy Haversack: riseup4abortionrights.org...
	9:10am ChukAmok: That Ringgold paining. Wow. Not sure how much more of this week I can handle.
	9:13am Phillippe: good morning
	9:14am Irene Trudel: Good morning, Trouble and Modern Worldly People! I really need this show today.
	9:15am Listener Bop Monroe: thnx HH 4 the info!
	9:16am morphe': Thanks HH ... be safe!!!
	9:16am TDK60: I'll try to be at Union Square today, HH.
	9:17am Crownless Gander: Hi, folks. Adding my horror, sadness, and incomprehension to the pile. This truly is the modern world with trouble. Music is helping.
	9:17am Andres: Good morning!
	9:18am Zipperhead7: Good morning, Trouble and Modernists!
	9:18am Robm: Irene you and me both,just trying to avoid the news.
	9:19am Mike W: Honestly I feel a little better already, or just, more stable than the past couple days have felt. It’s weird being sequestered in a non-name suburb outside a city not listed as hosting a protest on the link Handy shared, after 25 yrs in NYC, where the bump and rub of everyday life put you among people you know felt and hurt in similar ways.
	9:19am Mike W: no-name –ed.
	9:20am Passaic River Blues: Archie Shepp's 85th birthday fell on the day of the Uvalde horror. "Attica Blues" feels most necessary. www.wbgo.org...
	9:20am Greg from ZONE 5: #drumgoals
	9:21am Mike W: Vibing hard to the vibe of Archie Shepp and Marshall Allen celebrating and continuing this week.
	9:22am Lixiviated Life: Hello Everyone, Hope we can all hold on to what unites us. Keep it close to your heart. I got a feeling we're gonna need it these days.
	9:23am Listener Bop Monroe: the gf upset this image is still on my screen for past 20 mins. gotta close it but taking the sounds with me. the music is perfect for the current zeitgeist. thnx DJT. Later all & B safe.
	9:24am Trouble: and good morning all
	9:25am Chris Hiatt: Loving all the burly tenor saxophone this AM!
	9:25am Mike W: Here we all are.
	9:26am A Bee: This is the warmth and tenderness I needed today. Thanks DJ Trouble
	9:27am Zinn The Mood: Damn, Trouble! One of these days I hope to get to an FMU gathering and meet you, sister! George Jackson…my mind’s been blown reading Blood In My Eye. Which I had been looking for and found in the best possible way, at a radical May Day gathering at a park in Bushwick, on the table of some young comrades from a bookstore. To think that he was able to write such an explosive and comprehensive revolutionary book while in solitary confinement explaining in great detail (with ample references) the cause of class and racial oppression and tactics and strategies to combat it, is, well, again, mind-blowing. Thanks again for turning us on to that tune honoring him! And salutations to all the Troubled…
	9:28am melinda: morning everyone
	9:30am mark: lucky to see archie shepp live in the seventies in n.y. great artist!,
	9:30am Mook: In the middle of reading that Sun Ra book. Heavy stuff
	9:31am Trouble: the rocksichord has been sampled and available to all www.soniccouture.com...
	9:32am mark: sun ra ..great ! thank yo u miss trouble!
	9:32am Ike: (nod)
	9:33am Crownless Gander: Oh boy, good news! Thanks, Trouble!
	9:34am Handy Haversack: Hey, Zinn.
	9:34am YETI BOB: Time to get on the road. Thanks for the tunes, Trouble, I'll take them in the car with me.
	9:35am Handy Haversack: Safe travels, YB!
	9:38am mark: maybe throw in some cecil taylor and ornette coleman
	9:38am Kim-Kim: Love some Sun-Ra!!!
	9:40am mark: and mingus
	9:40am Corey: This set is hitting all the right notes. Thanks, Trouble.
	9:41am Listener Gregory: Excellent opening set, as usual, Trouble.
	9:42am Robm: @Trouble hit’s the spot
	9:43am Paulo AD: thats my radio row submission done :) Now the waiting game
	9:43am Zinn The Mood: Hey Handy, what’s happening over there in the Point? Massive street construction all over the neighborhood here. Awhile back a worker admitted to me when asked that all the digging and laying new pipe was to, get this, bring in either oil or gas, from Texas to Con Ed. Wtf? Had intended to bike to K8’s gig last week at Mama Tried, but in the end was too wiped out from kids and a bit of the acid reflux wreaking some of its havoc. Hopefully they’ll be some more this summer, for which I’ll make one.
	9:46am Ryansterlingvirtue: can't wait to hear this on Saturday.
	9:47am Handy Haversack: You going to the festival, ryansterlingvirtue? Oof, Zinn, it all goes on. Show was fun at Mama Tried, but there will definitely be more!
	9:49am Andrea: Trouble, thank you for saying that so beautifully. Call. Write. This must change. I think we can change.
	9:49am Ryansterlingvirtue: @handy yes, so excited. hbu?
	9:50am MrDeb: Thanks Trouble for that nudge re guns. So important to speak and act. Beats the hell out of sitting and stewing.
	9:50am Handy Haversack: Can't manage it this weekend, ryansterlingvirtue. Too much else going on.
	9:51am gene duryea: I think we can change but not without an all out Civil War
	9:51am Ryansterlingvirtue: @handy that stinks. but I get it. I wish I knew the set times. It's going to be a long night me thinks.
	9:52am tak: listening by the river
	9:53am ChukAmok: Garden is getting some much needed rain today. Think I need to take a personal health day tomorrow.
	9:54am Listener John from NJ: A change is gonna come? I sure hope so.
	9:55am Sean Fahrrad: So beautiful Sam Cooke wrote this after hearing Dylan's Blowin' In The Wind He knew he should have written something like that himself
	9:55am Hughie Considine: Ah....pure heaven is the sound oft the Zombies
	9:56am Listener Gregory: @Sean F, I did not know that!
	9:58am Smurph: Amazing show today, Trouble!
	10:00am Trouble: merci@smurph!
	10:05am βrian: Hearing the birds, first off, is a good sign. Trouble is well.
	10:05am Listener Gregory: The bird who sounds like a skipping CD is my role model.
	10:12am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Speaking of Blowin' In The Wind: www.theguardian.com...
	10:16am Zinn The Mood: I’m afraid the salient truth about governance in the USA is simply that, because it is an electoral system based on bribery, as long as that continues to be the way we get our politicians it will ensure that both parties can be counted on to be as depraved and craven as possible. The only marginal difference being The Republican Party are a little more outward and obvious about their subservience to the interest of the 1%, corporate America, Wall St and the lobbies that elect them, while the Dems use that bluster, in the unending Kabuki theater that is American politics, to fundraise off of, appear as if they’re going to do something, make a public play in that direction but ultimately…do nothing. Their purpose as elected officials is crystal clear: to acquire power in order to turn that into dollars. It’s a revolving door between politicians, lobbyists and “donors,” all greasing each other through, with the express purpose of getting richer while never fundamentally changing anything that will upset their boondoggle scheme. Nothing sickens me more than hearing the media cover politicians after another of these seemingly endless, senseless tragedies claiming some outrage. It’s the same exact scenario over and over again. Media massacre and disaster porn, followed by pundit and politician indignation, with some residual probing into the victims and the perpetrator, then forgotten about a week or two later. This country was founded on genocide, pillage and overbearing capitalism. All the present dysfunction is a matter of course. Not until the masses rise up in solidarity will things ever change; it’s been the only way.
	10:16am spodiodi: good morning. sounding good!
	10:18am Trouble: yes! @ jake gould, yes, exactly
	10:19am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I'm not buying the only marginal difference bit. Sorry, that's lazy and reductive.
	10:19am Jason from Houston: Welp... Morning, good people.
	10:20am Handy Haversack: Hey. Jason.
	10:20am Trouble: @zinn: that offers you an easy out, in that until the masses all rise up you do nothing but talk??
	10:20am Zinn The Mood: Oh, you really want to know? Lol. Heh… Sorry, I guess a little misanthropy creeps in when taking in the totality of things. But fundamentally I think it’s true that we live in a political system not designed to change. The whole thing makes me seethe.
	10:21am melinda: This is so soothing I could listen to it all day
	10:21am Jason from Houston: Hey there, Handy. Pulled Ringgold's The United States of Attica poster for a person looking at different print processes this morning.
	10:22am Andrew Waterloo: Gun violence in America will change when it becomes impossible to not know a person who lost a child, spouse, or parent in a mass shooting. For now it's too easy for people to pretend that it isn't a problem that affects them.
	10:24am Andrew Waterloo: I'm just waiting for the accidental shooting of an open-carry advocate at Wal-Mart
	10:24am Analog Nights: Hey Trouble are you familiar with the Sun Ra 1973 Live in Ann Arbor release "Outer Space Employment Agency?" You might be crazy enough to play the 20 min medley on that album.
	10:25am ChukAmok: @JakeGould Not even the cops could fill the mythological "good guy with a gun" role. Quelle f'n suprise.
	10:25am Trouble: no i am not @ analog nights, will look that up. gracias
	10:26am waters7: Good morning. First time I can listen in person LIVE. Thanks!
	10:27am melinda: @Andrew I think people like that are already more likely to be victims of gun violence or accidents, mass shootings are not the bulk of gun deaths, so people who think it doesn't affect them are correct.
	10:30am Handy Haversack: I don't know that the comments board is the best place for actual debate or reflection, but it struck me as crucial at an abortion rights rally a few weeks back when the speaker pointed out that waiting for Democrats to save anything was pointless -- those are people who negotiate and compromise with Christian fascists. There is no ideology among them that can respond to this kind of thing because their only ideology is to maintain their grip on power. Incremental change is an ever-receding mirage. Change is never going to come from the system that's in place now -- as Zinn says. So shut t down. I mean, by all means, write senators, vote, do all the things that are sanctioned as ways to inject some aspect of the people's will into the political process. But those will never accomplish any kind of systemic change. Only paralyzing the system with resistance stands a chance -- and it's a terrible, small chance. The odds of saving anything are so bad. But the fight to do so is all we have. So I guess we have to try. Just shut it down. And if they want it to come back, it has to come back different.
	10:30am Andrew Waterloo: Guns are generally just accidents waiting to happen. Just watch how the damn things are handled by military and police personnel.
	10:32am Zinn The Mood: In some ways I suppose I’ve been moving toward the same conclusions as Twain, Vonnegut and George Carlin. That the “damned human race, as Clemens put it, is too selfish, greedy and taken over by convenience to be disturbed enough to actually do something. As a sort of activist it pains me to be moving this way. Because I know it’s going to take massive acts of civil disobedience, non-compliance, shut-downs, a general strike, combined with courageous acts of mockery and ridicule, subversive whistle-blowing and counteracting within government institutions, etc. I just don’t see much of any evidence of a population who “have cell phones that make them pancakes a d rub their balls,” as Carlin put it, ever gaining the kind of collective solidarity in action to ruffle some feathers. Btw, the Carlin HBO doc (so far, only watched Pt 1) was refreshingly amazing and a true presentation of his dissident, anarchist beliefs. I don’t know. What do folks think can really be done, honestly? Do you think politicians respond to letters better, or to organized groups of people bird-dogging them and shutting things down in a way that effects them personally?
	10:32am Trouble: 45,500 people died from guns in 2020, the most on record.
	10:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and featherbeds.
	10:35am Andrew Waterloo: Everybody has ideals until they have to consider they're own stomach.
	10:38am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Part of what we suffer from is decades anti-intellectualism. People just don't know any better and are taken advantage of in many ways. I thought of this last night as I watched our local news and a reporter was asking people what they thought about the shoot and any sort of gun control. One woman said that in Alaska, where everyone can carry anywhere, it's a lot safer. "I think they're onto something" she said with a smile on her face. Clearly, she tripped over a simple logical fallacy there. It reminded me of the episode of All In The Family where Archie suggested in a teevee editorial that the solution for airline hijackings was to arm the passengers...except that I didn't laugh this time. I don't really know what can be done. I've sort of given up, to be honest.
	10:39am Analog Nights: If Chris Smalls can beat Amazon anything is possible.
	10:40am Trouble: I teach the future, so i am not going to go all dark and hopeless: you all are on your own with that self pity
	10:41am Trouble: You know it @ analog nights!
	10:42am listener james from westwood: A wee bit of Summer Madness made the rounds as the sound in a TikTok meme last year; glad to hear the full sweep of this track stem to stern!
	10:42am Crownless Gander: @zinn It's not the whole human race. Mostly just white people.
	10:45am Harry Corvair: Well, if this Kool and the Gang isn't just the bee's knees! Wowed.
	10:46am Crownless Gander: Humans have some great potential, but we've been infected by some self-interested cultural viruses like capitalism, war, racism, etc. that take advantage of our worst aspects to propagate themselves.
	10:49am McGroovey: I just got banned for 24 hours from Facebook for making a joke about the tyranny of Australia's gun reforms, and how it's no coincidence, cuz H*tler is from Australia! I didn't spell it with an asterisk. That was my mistake. The Facebot doesn't understand irony.
	10:50am Handy Haversack: Autocorrect is always out to get you, McGroove!
	10:51am Peter in SEA: Ok,after the commute, back with the modern tunes! Rocking into the Art Room! :-)
	10:52am Andres: The Style Council also brought the substance. Love this!
	10:52am Peter in SEA: Oh, man, I missed Kool & the Gang!?
	10:52am ChukAmok: Regardless of the reasons; they did you a favor, McGroovey.
	10:52am rx scabin: Good morning, Everyone. I have been lurking, recovering from insomnia.
	10:53am βrian: On top of everything else, we just learned that our (feline) Orange Man has a tumor he's unlikely to survive.
	10:53am Handy Haversack: Oh no, βrian! Very very sorry to hear that.
	10:54am 299: This is Madlib's favorite record. It's so good!
	10:54am ChukAmok: So sorry to hear, βrian. May the rest of your time together be so sweet.
	10:55am βrian: Yeah, passersby will no doubt notice. He was always visible in the window or nestled into the garden amidst the garlic.
	10:55am McGroovey: @Handy Oh, you saw my post? Yeah, autocorrect changed "from" to "fun", which couldn't have helped.
	10:56am DouglasInDallas: That Arthur Verocai track "Sylvia" arrangement and vocals sounded just like a Style Council song🤔 (ironically played on "this is the Modern World")
	10:57am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): The comment bot software seems so simple-minded. I got in twitter jail one time because I joked that while I'm not a violent person, I wouldn't mind punching Mitch McConnell in the face.
	10:58am Handy Haversack: McGroove, I got out on the creek briefly yesterday and moved some supplies around. Will keep you posted on more possibilities!
	10:58am Zinn The Mood: (Got a kid home sick; just hung the laundry up on the roof; am finally chopping up some fruit and adding some nuts and flaxseed, and finally am just about able to sit down with a coffee, to eat and read…)
	11:01am Aquebogue: Love the Faith Ringgold! Thanks Trouble.
	11:01am Handy Haversack: Big Joanie's cover of that Solange song is also great.
	11:02am Aquebogue: I thought the birds were the test. Preferably.
	11:03am Irene Trudel: Trouble, the EAS test did work.
	11:03am Mike W.: Ahhhhgh! JFC what kind of bird makes those sounds?! My ears my ears
	11:03am Phillippe: @βrian sorry to hear about Orange Man
	11:03am I was chastised: By Facebook for reacting normally to a sick thread of guys crowing happily over the suspect that was set on fire at a gas station by an errant jolt of a taser alongside the gas pumps. Seventy percent of his skin burned. Third degree. By stupid cowardly vicious cops. Who will get medals. And they were celebrating it. It’s a certain cohort of the population that relishes the viciousness. Yet they will ignore the sheriffs and cops that stood outside and did nothing more than hold back the crowd whilst their children were murdered. Over ninety minutes. Cowards. Cowardice. Acceptance. Selfishness. Greed. Theft. Corruption. Servicing the worst individuals largesse over the common good. Billionaires and merchants of death. That is the America they don’t want acknowledged or taught in schools. The real crime is that it happens so regularly no one can stop and think or focus on the horror. How many have read the names? Looked upon the faces of the victims. Buffalo. Uvalde. Next!
	11:03am DouglasInDallas: @βrian $ @Zinn wishing you both a happier day🙏
	11:04am βrian: @Phillippe: Thanks. I hope he can get a little more time lounging in the garden.
	11:05am Listener Gregory: Trouble, I heard the friendly buzzing that indicates that we're all about to die, so I think it probably did work. Perhaps we should be running the emergency alert signal continuously in the background.
	11:05am Handy Haversack: Wishing sunbeams and togetherness for the ithsmus, βrian.
	11:06am spodiodi: sorry to hear, ßrian
	11:07am Trouble: merci Listener gregory!!
	11:08am Roberto: Sending positive vibes to you and Orange Man, βrian.
	11:09am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Another day where I thought I could sneak in a shower at 9:30 and start at 10, only to have my inbox blow up on me...gotta make some coffee. Loving the set. Disturbing set art, but necessary.
	11:11am Trouble: so sorry @ brian...
	11:12am McGroovey: @WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Right. Anti-intellectualism is killing us. Part of the solution to that (the user-side part) is for us not to be afraid to point out fallacious, illogical thinking when we encounter it in conversations with people. But there's also the supply side problem. People's brains are filled with new stupidities every day, and they don't get a good start in life on recognizing it--especially in don't-say-gay zones.
	11:13am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: And yeah, Amerikkk-DUH has some real issues with anti-intellectualism and Xtian fascism.
	11:14am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Ugh, and they are digging up the streets near me so it's nonstop jackhammers and concrete saws. Please kill me. Or at least make me some coffee.
	11:16am rx scabin: I am sorry @ßrian.
	11:21am Jason from Houston: Busy morning but my PSA is that if you or yours can get to Houston tomorrow, bring a sign and/or your voice to Discovery Green downtown. 1 p.m. meet up with what I assume will be quite a few people. The NRA convention is just across the street. Come scream at a senator with me.
	11:23am Robm: @Threemoins which is why i have up on cable news a while ago and listen to the BBC or the CBC, and maybe radio Australia just to hear what is going on in the rest of the world
	11:23am Robm: I meant threemoons sorry
	11:23am Handy Haversack: I would happily appear as a guest on Screaming with Jason! The only rider I'd even have in my contract is a trip to the Houston Sauce Pit.
	11:24am Passaic River Blues: @Jason: Thank you, man. Give them hell.
	11:24am Robm: @Jason from Houston give the man hell
	11:25am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @RobM Deutsche Welle Englisch is pretty good also. CATV "News" isn't.
	11:25am Handy Haversack: NYCers: Rise Up 4 Abortion Rights rally, 1 PM, Union Square Rally in solidarity with victims of gun massacres, 4 PM, Foley Square
	11:26am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @HH Wish I could go. Working.
	11:27am Passaic River Blues: Incredible set.
	11:28am WoodsOfNH (now Maine): Diggin' this Marauder. Bass has a Bill Laswell vibe going on.
	11:28am Andy: Fantastic show today. Thanks.
	11:28am Handy Haversack: 3Moons: Got my "Radio Active" WFMU shirt on for it -- the only green shirt I own!
	11:28am Robm: @Three moons heard that about DW thanks
	11:28am Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: @HH Excellent, I have the acid-green WFMU shirt...
	11:30am ledzeppelinsucks: I am at a cottage in Kennebunk and it looks like a chem trail has been installed over George Bush's house.
	11:32am prof.fuzz: mornin', y'all
	11:35am Handy Haversack: lzs: We were there a few years back and rented a canoe. Paddled right by the Bushes' super yacht and the Secret Service's accompanying fast boat. prof.fuzz!
	11:35am Andrea: I forgot this song from Orlando!!! I love this movie. And the song.
	11:37am Zinn The Mood: Handy, is that Foley Sq rally today?
	11:39am Jason from Houston: I will happily appear on Screaming with Handy! And then maybe a T.HANKS slice? Or three?
	11:40am Miss G: HH thank you for reprazenting at the Union Square rally. I'll wear my acid green WFMU tee shirt today too. Trying to remember our last rally -- NYC against war in Iraq? WTO in DC? Glad those more able bodied keep going.
	11:41am Listener Gregory: Have to run now. Thanks for being you, Trouble.
	11:43am Handy Haversack: Zinn, per justiceforgeorgenyc, yes: cdn.inflact.com...
	11:45am ChukAmok: Thanks for hitting the streets for a better future today, Handy. Nearest march to me is Atlanta, 4:hrs away. Careful out there.
	11:48am Hydroplane: I'm here for The Field Mice
	11:48am Mike Sin: Enjoying the show very much today, Trouble!
	11:51am Andres: I like Field Mice, the band and the critters.
	11:52am ChukAmok: You and me both, Hydroplane!
	11:56am Phillippe: Thank you Trouble. Be safe, everyone. Peace and love, y'all
	11:56am spodiodi: thanks, Trouble!
	11:57am Trouble: thanks for listening today. please please contact your senators and VOTE VOTE VOTE. democracy is broken when people don't vote
	11:58am Handy Haversack: Oh, dang! The time, it goes! Many thanks, Trouble! Great sounds. Stay Troubled, all. You got reasons!
	11:59am rx scabin: Thank you, Trouble.
	11:59am Passaic River Blues: Thank you, Trouble!
	11:59am listener james from westwood: Thanks, Trouble, and be safe, all.
	12:00pm Threemoons 🌛🌕🌜: Thank you

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 26, 2022

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