WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from October 26, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:00am Marley Dogg: Evening!!!
	12:03am chresti: Howdy
	12:06am JakeGould: Oh, this sounds so good!
	12:10am Marley Dogg: Ringing Starr!
	12:11am rw: Evening! RH, are you a Cancer??
	12:12am coelacanth∅: so -cancers are distrustful and disrespectful?!
	12:12am TDK60: Hello, this is TDK. I'm seeking early morning advice..
	12:13am sufferwords: I always thought acid flashbacks were hyperbole - forgive me for my arrogance
	12:13am coelacanth∅: if you're a cancer you're too late.
	12:14am ParUbi: Aren't all humans a cancer upon the earth?
	12:15am Marley Dogg: Neighbor Bob White has a big mouth
	12:15am rw: Whatever you do, don't answer the phone!!
	12:16am coelacanth∅: but -you are interested in saving money aren't you?
	12:16am mariano: I thought I told Kaiser Foil to put me on their "do not call" list.
	12:17am rw: Saving money? Of course I am!
	12:17am rich: good morning all, here's your visuals for the week: roganbrown.com... www.instagram.com...
	12:17am ParUbi: I have a quadraphonic wastebasket.
	12:17am coelacanth∅: kaiser foil has several lists
	12:18am mariano: Sigh... you can't fight Big Foil.
	12:18am Marley Dogg: I wish I had a pretty girl dropping crepes into my mouth
	12:20am chresti: But I like the old ones
	12:21am Franco Twinkie: I have that Mona Lang record! I'm still a hopeless failure. Should I give it another listen?
	12:22am Marley Dogg: Putting the foil on
	12:22am rich: phone have changed it's time for a new record
	12:23am coelacanth∅: i don't know Franco, the way i look at it...why bother...
	12:25am Franco Twinkie: True that, Coel. However, the album jacket in very attractive, and it might give me a little lift just to sit in a chair and admire it.
	12:27am coelacanth∅: haha he's gonna get warts!
	12:30am coelacanth∅: i just looked, Franco and yes that sure is an attractive album cover!
	12:33am Franco Twinkie: Birth Of A Salesman also has a good cover, but more of subdued noir effect in grey and green.
	12:34am JakeGould: How many Hawaiian children were forced to listen to this?
	12:36am JakeGould: “The Shy Guy Returns A Toaster” That is a great title.
	12:37am Roberto: I saw Jonathan Winters a couple of times in my younger days. Not performing per se, just milling about town. The man was always "on."
	12:39am rw: Holy cow. We were just talking about Jonathan Winters at work today. Genius!
	12:43am Franco Twinkie: Jonathan Winters scared AND fascinated me when I saw It's A Mad Mad Mad World as a child. I wanted to smash up a gas station and drive a tow truck!
	12:44am Roberto: He frequented swap meets around L.A. My mom and i saw him there a few times. He was always improvising.
	12:47am mariano: Hey, a Dr John story on a rainy New Orleans night, perfect!
	12:48am Hubig Pie: James Booker be the Junko Partner
	12:48am rich: yes and exclusive to this show (the recorded version). thank you steinski.
	12:48am rich: at least for the moment
	12:49am Franco Twinkie: That is a great album cover! That's The Farmer John plant in Vernon. It really stinks around there.
	12:50am Hubig Pie: Earl King, He's an earl, He's a king, why is this man not president?
	12:58am rw: FT, which album cover? I work down the street from Farmer John pretty much once a week. It does smell.
	1:06am Franco Twinkie: RW. Dr. Johns Gumbo. That photo of him in front of the wall of pigs is pretty much of a rip of the first album cover by Little Feat, which was shot in Venice on Ocean Front Walkway.
	1:10am rw: Ah! Cool. The Farmer Johns mural has been repainted since then. Not way different though.
	1:11am rw: Speaking of Farmer John...
	1:12am Franco Twinkie: RW, There is a nice travelling shot of the pig mural in Zabriskie Point, the Antonioni movie.
	1:13am jeff-m: evening
	1:14am rw: I keep meaning to see that film. I don't see too many films though. I DID see Wm. Burroughs talk a few times when I was at school in Lawrence, KS.
	1:18am rich: if you don't see too many films rw i would hold off on zabriskie point
	1:18am Franco Twinkie: Man! You can see a movie anytime, Burroughs, not no more. When I was a kid I lived within walking distance of a Burroughs adding machine factory.
	1:19am Franco Twinkie: See the movie. It is an alien look at our city.
	1:21am mariano: Good soundtrack, Zabriskie Point.
	1:23am rw: Haha! Now I'm torn. Good news is I see so few movies I may never get to it anyway! And I do like the soundtrack!
	1:23am rich: a film that seems much longer than it is (and it's not short) so make sure the seats are comfortable
	1:31am JakeGould: Dial-A-Poem still works! 641-793-8122
	1:31am rw: This is a great show Rich. I must admit I was a little skeptical at first!
	1:32am Franco Twinkie: As a matter of fact RW, I would suggest a triple bill weekend movie jam session with Zabriskie Point, The Model Shop by Jacque Demy and Cisco Pike by Bill Norton. These are not flawed movies, just a different viewpoint. But I think you of all people, who is a relentless L.A. driver will totally get it. Their above all else about the light and the way in bounces off people and isolates them.
	1:32am JakeGould: WFMU needs more spoken word shows.
	1:32am hevykevy: this trippy poetic echo lyfe! im just cutting thick cardboard with a japanese knife duxt taping the f out of shapes to make werewolf jones before i clock in at noon
	1:32am Murph 37: Thanks Rich, love this show
	1:33am Murph 37: Rich- At the same time, I hate this show... but I'll reconcile
	1:34am Murph 37: Amazing spoken word
	1:34am coelacanth∅: this sounds like some of the raving squatters that i know
	1:35am Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah, and all three movies have great west coast rock music
	1:39am coelacanth∅: RE:rw@1.31 i knew i'd like this program but also knew how i need sleep...yet i'm still listening. of course. big Ivor Cutler fan here, amongst others
	1:39am rw: Checking out clips. Cars were so much cooler back then!!
	1:40am Roberto: Snot talk!
	1:40am rw: cc, the Ivor Cutler track was great!
	1:41am rw: As is this Blegvad Greaves!
	1:42am Franco Twinkie: RW, might as well throw in It's a Mad Mad Mad World. Painfully long and filled with travelling shots of great cars and trucks in the California sunshine!
	1:44am rw: Superfluidity of words! Nice.
	1:45am Murph 37: Ground breaking
	1:45am Franco Twinkie: I am vainglorious when I can finish a cup of coffee without getting half of it down the front of my shirt.
	1:59am Murph 37: Thank you Rich
	2:01am coelacanth∅: i'm adjourning Thanks Rich! take care folks
	2:07am rw: Me too. Thanks Rich!! 'Night everyone!
	2:13am Franco Twinkie: As am I. Thanks Rich.
	2:40am ian: this is breaking my mind
	2:42am Diezel Tea: Good thing I'm not behind the wheel during this set.
	2:43am ian: I was driving lol I made it
	2:46am rich: ian you deserve a recommendation for that
	2:51am rich: meant to join steinski in doing something unique for the show but couldn't get beyond a bunch of random lines
	2:52am rich: have a good week everyone and thanks for listening. next week we'll be almost back to normal.
	2:53am rich: if you can give to the station during this fund drive please consider doing so. thank you.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from October 26, 2019

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October 26, 2019: Inflatalk Radio
Three hours of spoken word recordings. That’s the kind of talk radio I like, and perhaps you will too. Samuel Beckett radio plays, Boris Karloff, Leonard Nimoy, John Barth, myths, legends, sound poetry, unsound poetry, instructional records, perhaps a piece or two from some of our DJs, these are a few of the things you may or may not hear tonight.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
W.C. Fields	The Day I Drank A Glass Of Water	. . . his only recordings	Proscenium			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Gary Usher	Cancer "Cancer" by "Gary Usher"	The Astrology Album	Columbia			0:05:38 (Pop-up)
Mona Ling	Guides for Telephone Approaches	How To Get Appointments By Telephone	Success Motivation Institute			0:08:38 (Pop-up)
Stan Freberg	A Special Message To The Grocer	Kaiser Foil Salesman Faces Life!	Freberg Ltd. Production			0:12:48 (Pop-up)
Kent Bowman	Ke Aka "Ke Aka" by "Kent Bowman"	Pidgin English Children's Stories	Hula Records			0:24:10 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Winters	The Shy Guy Returns A Toaster	Jonathan Winters . . . Wings It!	Columbia			0:31:28 (Pop-up)
Hans Conried	Gertrude McFuzz "Gertrude McFuzz" by "Hans Conried"	Dr. Seuss Happy Birthday To You!	Caedmon			0:34:58 (Pop-up)
Edwin Torres	rhumba bomballett "rhumba bomballett" by "Edwin Torres"	Holy Kid	Kill Rock Stars			0:39:22 (Pop-up)
Steinski	Dr. John's Gumbo "Dr. John's Gumbo" by "Steinski"		No Label			0:42:12 (Pop-up)
Babs Gonzales	Broadway - 4 a.m. "Broadway - 4 a.m." by "Babs Gonzales"	Tales Of Manhattan: The Cool Philosophy Of Babs Gonzales	Fresh Sound			0:47:19 (Pop-up)
Nikki Giovanni & the New York Community Choir	Ego Tripping	Truth Is On Its Way	Right-On Records			0:50:01 (Pop-up)

The Last Poets	Black Is Chant/Black Is	This Is Madness	Celluloid			1:01:52 (Pop-up)
Ringo Angel	Garbage "Garbage" by "Ringo Angel"	The Cool Scene At Cafe Bizarre	Righteous			1:05:04 (Pop-up)
Jack Kerouac & Steve Allen	The Wheel of the Quivering Meat Conception	The Complete Collection	Chrome Dreams		orig. from Poetry for the Beat Generation	1:07:30 (Pop-up)
William Burroughs	The Cat Inside, Excerpt	The Best Of William Burroughs From Giorno Poetry Systems	Mouth Almighty/Mercury			1:09:19 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	What Time Is It? "What Time Is It?" by "Ken Nordine"	The Best of Word Jazz, Vol. 1	Rhino Word Beat			1:18:12 (Pop-up)
Ivor Cutler	Grass Seed "Grass Seed" by "Ivor Cutler"	An Elpee and Two Epees	Decca			1:22:01 (Pop-up)
John Giorno	I Don't Need It, I Don't Want It, and You Cheated Me Out Of It	You Are The Guy I Want To Share My Money With	ESD			1:24:24 (Pop-up)
George Coe/Lynn Lipton/Judith Jacklin	A&P Commercial: The Death Penalty for Shoplifting	The Best Of The National Lampoon Radio Hour Vol. 3	Rhino			1:34:51 (Pop-up)
Peter Blegvad John Greaves	Handkerchief	Unearthed	Sub Rosa			1:36:01 (Pop-up)
Dr. Bergen Evans/Robert S. Breen (narrator)	Staccato to Wanton	Vocabulary Studies	Vocab Records			1:37:58 (Pop-up)
John Barth	from The Revised New Syllabus, Volume I, First Reel, introduction to, and childhood of, George the Ag-Hill Goat-Boy	John Barth Reads From Giles Goat-Boy	CMS Records			1:42:36 (Pop-up)
Gaylord Fields	The Tortoise and the Hare by James Thurber	We All Read, You All Listen: Stories from Double Dip Recess and Friends	No Label		Double Dip Recess 2019 marathon premium which a pledge of $75 or more you could choose as a premium you wish to receive	1:52:02 (Pop-up)

Boris Karloff	How The First Letter Was Written	The Cat That Walked By Herself and Other Just So Stories	Caedmon			2:07:32 (Pop-up)
Claire Bloom	The Quangle Wangle's Hat	Edward Lear's Nonsense Stories and Poems	Caedmon			2:19:44 (Pop-up)
Stanley Holloway	Phrenology "Phrenology" by "Stanley Holloway"	Bab Ballads and Cautionary Tales	Caedmon			2:22:06 (Pop-up)
Alec Guiness	A Voyage to the Country of the Houyhnhnms	Reads Jonathan Swift including selections from Gulliver's Travels	M-G-M	Vinyl		2:25:04 (Pop-up)
Aram Glorig	Difficult Listening Situations	Getting Through: A Guide to Better Understanding of the Hard of Hearing	Zenith			2:28:52 (Pop-up)
Col. Frank Erhardt & Cast	Moon Crash	Adventures in Sound and Space	RCA Victor			2:31:36 (Pop-up)
Phil Minton	para five "para five" by "Phil Minton"	No Doughnuts In Hand	Emanem			2:40:23 (Pop-up)
The Poetics	Pedestrian Bliss "Pedestrian Bliss" by "The Poetics"	Critical Inquiry In Green	Compound Annex Records			2:41:35 (Pop-up)
David Mahler	Cup of Coffee "Cup of Coffee" by "David Mahler"	The Voice of the Poet	Artifact Recordings			2:45:50 (Pop-up)
Paul de Vree	Terrena Trou Bahi "Terrena Trou Bahi" by "Paul de Vree"	Futura Poesia Sonora Vol. 6	Cramps			2:52:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00am Marley Dogg: Evening!!!
	12:03am chresti: Howdy
	12:06am JakeGould: Oh, this sounds so good!
	12:10am Marley Dogg: Ringing Starr!
	12:11am rw: Evening! RH, are you a Cancer??
	12:12am coelacanth∅: so -cancers are distrustful and disrespectful?!
	12:12am TDK60: Hello, this is TDK. I'm seeking early morning advice..
	12:13am sufferwords: I always thought acid flashbacks were hyperbole - forgive me for my arrogance
	12:13am coelacanth∅: if you're a cancer you're too late.
	12:14am ParUbi: Aren't all humans a cancer upon the earth?
	12:15am Marley Dogg: Neighbor Bob White has a big mouth
	12:15am rw: Whatever you do, don't answer the phone!!
	12:16am coelacanth∅: but -you are interested in saving money aren't you?
	12:16am mariano: I thought I told Kaiser Foil to put me on their "do not call" list.
	12:17am rw: Saving money? Of course I am!
	12:17am rich: good morning all, here's your visuals for the week: roganbrown.com... www.instagram.com...
	12:17am ParUbi: I have a quadraphonic wastebasket.
	12:17am coelacanth∅: kaiser foil has several lists
	12:18am mariano: Sigh... you can't fight Big Foil.
	12:18am Marley Dogg: I wish I had a pretty girl dropping crepes into my mouth
	12:20am chresti: But I like the old ones
	12:21am Franco Twinkie: I have that Mona Lang record! I'm still a hopeless failure. Should I give it another listen?
	12:22am Marley Dogg: Putting the foil on
	12:22am rich: phone have changed it's time for a new record
	12:23am coelacanth∅: i don't know Franco, the way i look at it...why bother...
	12:25am Franco Twinkie: True that, Coel. However, the album jacket in very attractive, and it might give me a little lift just to sit in a chair and admire it.
	12:27am coelacanth∅: haha he's gonna get warts!
	12:30am coelacanth∅: i just looked, Franco and yes that sure is an attractive album cover!
	12:33am Franco Twinkie: Birth Of A Salesman also has a good cover, but more of subdued noir effect in grey and green.
	12:34am JakeGould: How many Hawaiian children were forced to listen to this?
	12:36am JakeGould: “The Shy Guy Returns A Toaster” That is a great title.
	12:37am Roberto: I saw Jonathan Winters a couple of times in my younger days. Not performing per se, just milling about town. The man was always "on."
	12:39am rw: Holy cow. We were just talking about Jonathan Winters at work today. Genius!
	12:43am Franco Twinkie: Jonathan Winters scared AND fascinated me when I saw It's A Mad Mad Mad World as a child. I wanted to smash up a gas station and drive a tow truck!
	12:44am Roberto: He frequented swap meets around L.A. My mom and i saw him there a few times. He was always improvising.
	12:47am mariano: Hey, a Dr John story on a rainy New Orleans night, perfect!
	12:48am Hubig Pie: James Booker be the Junko Partner
	12:48am rich: yes and exclusive to this show (the recorded version). thank you steinski.
	12:48am rich: at least for the moment
	12:49am Franco Twinkie: That is a great album cover! That's The Farmer John plant in Vernon. It really stinks around there.
	12:50am Hubig Pie: Earl King, He's an earl, He's a king, why is this man not president?
	12:58am rw: FT, which album cover? I work down the street from Farmer John pretty much once a week. It does smell.
	1:06am Franco Twinkie: RW. Dr. Johns Gumbo. That photo of him in front of the wall of pigs is pretty much of a rip of the first album cover by Little Feat, which was shot in Venice on Ocean Front Walkway.
	1:10am rw: Ah! Cool. The Farmer Johns mural has been repainted since then. Not way different though.
	1:11am rw: Speaking of Farmer John...
	1:12am Franco Twinkie: RW, There is a nice travelling shot of the pig mural in Zabriskie Point, the Antonioni movie.
	1:13am jeff-m: evening
	1:14am rw: I keep meaning to see that film. I don't see too many films though. I DID see Wm. Burroughs talk a few times when I was at school in Lawrence, KS.
	1:18am rich: if you don't see too many films rw i would hold off on zabriskie point
	1:18am Franco Twinkie: Man! You can see a movie anytime, Burroughs, not no more. When I was a kid I lived within walking distance of a Burroughs adding machine factory.
	1:19am Franco Twinkie: See the movie. It is an alien look at our city.
	1:21am mariano: Good soundtrack, Zabriskie Point.
	1:23am rw: Haha! Now I'm torn. Good news is I see so few movies I may never get to it anyway! And I do like the soundtrack!
	1:23am rich: a film that seems much longer than it is (and it's not short) so make sure the seats are comfortable
	1:31am JakeGould: Dial-A-Poem still works! 641-793-8122
	1:31am rw: This is a great show Rich. I must admit I was a little skeptical at first!
	1:32am Franco Twinkie: As a matter of fact RW, I would suggest a triple bill weekend movie jam session with Zabriskie Point, The Model Shop by Jacque Demy and Cisco Pike by Bill Norton. These are not flawed movies, just a different viewpoint. But I think you of all people, who is a relentless L.A. driver will totally get it. Their above all else about the light and the way in bounces off people and isolates them.
	1:32am JakeGould: WFMU needs more spoken word shows.
	1:32am hevykevy: this trippy poetic echo lyfe! im just cutting thick cardboard with a japanese knife duxt taping the f out of shapes to make werewolf jones before i clock in at noon
	1:32am Murph 37: Thanks Rich, love this show
	1:33am Murph 37: Rich- At the same time, I hate this show... but I'll reconcile
	1:34am Murph 37: Amazing spoken word
	1:34am coelacanth∅: this sounds like some of the raving squatters that i know
	1:35am Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah, and all three movies have great west coast rock music
	1:39am coelacanth∅: RE:rw@1.31 i knew i'd like this program but also knew how i need sleep...yet i'm still listening. of course. big Ivor Cutler fan here, amongst others
	1:39am rw: Checking out clips. Cars were so much cooler back then!!
	1:40am Roberto: Snot talk!
	1:40am rw: cc, the Ivor Cutler track was great!
	1:41am rw: As is this Blegvad Greaves!
	1:42am Franco Twinkie: RW, might as well throw in It's a Mad Mad Mad World. Painfully long and filled with travelling shots of great cars and trucks in the California sunshine!
	1:44am rw: Superfluidity of words! Nice.
	1:45am Murph 37: Ground breaking
	1:45am Franco Twinkie: I am vainglorious when I can finish a cup of coffee without getting half of it down the front of my shirt.
	1:59am Murph 37: Thank you Rich
	2:01am coelacanth∅: i'm adjourning Thanks Rich! take care folks
	2:07am rw: Me too. Thanks Rich!! 'Night everyone!
	2:13am Franco Twinkie: As am I. Thanks Rich.
	2:40am ian: this is breaking my mind
	2:42am Diezel Tea: Good thing I'm not behind the wheel during this set.
	2:43am ian: I was driving lol I made it
	2:46am rich: ian you deserve a recommendation for that
	2:51am rich: meant to join steinski in doing something unique for the show but couldn't get beyond a bunch of random lines
	2:52am rich: have a good week everyone and thanks for listening. next week we'll be almost back to normal.
	2:53am rich: if you can give to the station during this fund drive please consider doing so. thank you.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from October 26, 2019

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