WFMU: Miracle Nutrition with Hearty White: Playlist from April 27, 2017

Listener comments!
	7:01pm common: Hearty
	7:01pm dale: when they did the 70s remake of king kong variety put out a call for large hairy african men. i kid you not.
	7:03pm dale: you can step twice in the same dog doo. been there.
	7:03pm melinda: hi guys
	7:06pm dale: but i was just there - with all you guys!
	7:07pm melinda: I so wanted one of those Easy Bake ovens.
	7:11pm dale: the polybetsian (sp) dance number 2 by borodin was the lilting theme from stranger in paradise - that was the commercial with the second mr. french.
	7:12pm dale: general stockdale would have been comedy gold!!
	7:20pm dale: bluto vs brutus - how come they never crossed paths?
	7:29pm Old Dave: Since you asked, I think my memories are pretty damned important as far as relating to life and surviving at 50-something in today's society. You are free to prove me wrong...
	7:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ever notice how The Lion King movie is Shakespeare's Hamlet?
	7:38pm Listener Robert: Bluto & Brutus crossed paths, but nothing interesting enough to record visually occurred.
	7:38pm Fox (Rā-chul): When I was in junior high, I watched Slaughterhouse 5 and was crushed to find out that the way I perceived the universe (as a path through a series of infinite moments) was already thought of.
	7:43pm Listener Robert: "Lost" was Damon Lindelof's "Hamlet", which is why Michael Emerson (fresh off "Hamlet") was cast in the role equivalent to Hamlet. Also equivalent to Howard Finch, the Basil Dignam character in "One of Our Aircraft Is Empty" on "Department S", after which "Lost" was also partly modeled. Which is why the character Emerson played subsequently on "Person of Interest" was called Harold Finch. Drama is so incestuous, huh? One long joke about each other.
	7:44pm dale: frank gorshin!
	7:46pm Old Dave: Vonnegut is better to read, Fox. Like Updike and Pynchon... no film will ever make you see that in a truly personal way if you can do the work of reading it for yourself!
	7:47pm Fox (Rā-chul): Yeah, I read it a few years later.
	7:52pm tomasz.: this is amazing
	7:53pm Fox (Rā-chul): That fucking dog episode of Futurama. That's the most heartbreaking animated thing I've ever seen.
	7:54pm dale: this is on the album version of the simon and garfunkle song.
	7:54pm Old Dave: Love Hearty for pointing out how Shakespeare means something different (yet relevant) to audiences over time. Just earlier today reading GB Shaw and GK Chesterton going on (and on!) about the plays 100 years ago in public press.
	7:58pm IFisher: So now we know. The Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus had its source in toilet troubles. I'm not surprised. Bertrand Russell had his halitosis, and got his undies in a bundle over logical contradictions. Or something like that.
	7:58pm chris: luvatcha, Hearty!
	7:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx HW !
	7:59pm melinda: Thanks, H!
	8:30pm Syd: Great one Hearty!

Miracle Nutrition with Hearty White: Playlist from April 27, 2017

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm common: Hearty
	7:01pm dale: when they did the 70s remake of king kong variety put out a call for large hairy african men. i kid you not.
	7:03pm dale: you can step twice in the same dog doo. been there.
	7:03pm melinda: hi guys
	7:06pm dale: but i was just there - with all you guys!
	7:07pm melinda: I so wanted one of those Easy Bake ovens.
	7:11pm dale: the polybetsian (sp) dance number 2 by borodin was the lilting theme from stranger in paradise - that was the commercial with the second mr. french.
	7:12pm dale: general stockdale would have been comedy gold!!
	7:20pm dale: bluto vs brutus - how come they never crossed paths?
	7:29pm Old Dave: Since you asked, I think my memories are pretty damned important as far as relating to life and surviving at 50-something in today's society. You are free to prove me wrong...
	7:34pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ever notice how The Lion King movie is Shakespeare's Hamlet?
	7:38pm Listener Robert: Bluto & Brutus crossed paths, but nothing interesting enough to record visually occurred.
	7:38pm Fox (Rā-chul): When I was in junior high, I watched Slaughterhouse 5 and was crushed to find out that the way I perceived the universe (as a path through a series of infinite moments) was already thought of.
	7:43pm Listener Robert: "Lost" was Damon Lindelof's "Hamlet", which is why Michael Emerson (fresh off "Hamlet") was cast in the role equivalent to Hamlet. Also equivalent to Howard Finch, the Basil Dignam character in "One of Our Aircraft Is Empty" on "Department S", after which "Lost" was also partly modeled. Which is why the character Emerson played subsequently on "Person of Interest" was called Harold Finch. Drama is so incestuous, huh? One long joke about each other.
	7:44pm dale: frank gorshin!
	7:46pm Old Dave: Vonnegut is better to read, Fox. Like Updike and Pynchon... no film will ever make you see that in a truly personal way if you can do the work of reading it for yourself!
	7:47pm Fox (Rā-chul): Yeah, I read it a few years later.
	7:52pm tomasz.: this is amazing
	7:53pm Fox (Rā-chul): That fucking dog episode of Futurama. That's the most heartbreaking animated thing I've ever seen.
	7:54pm dale: this is on the album version of the simon and garfunkle song.
	7:54pm Old Dave: Love Hearty for pointing out how Shakespeare means something different (yet relevant) to audiences over time. Just earlier today reading GB Shaw and GK Chesterton going on (and on!) about the plays 100 years ago in public press.
	7:58pm IFisher: So now we know. The Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus had its source in toilet troubles. I'm not surprised. Bertrand Russell had his halitosis, and got his undies in a bundle over logical contradictions. Or something like that.
	7:58pm chris: luvatcha, Hearty!
	7:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Thx HW !
	7:59pm melinda: Thanks, H!
	8:30pm Syd: Great one Hearty!

Miracle Nutrition with Hearty White: Playlist from April 27, 2017

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