WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from November 16, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:02pm Krys O.: Greetings!
	3:02pm Jason from Houston: ꒰｡•‿•｡꒱
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Olivia and all!
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Olivia and the Ravionics.
	3:02pm geoff mcq: Evening all
	3:02pm luka: i don't recall who on here said "this intro song always makes me feel like i'm about to learn something" but it's true.
	3:04pm spodiodi: aloha, Olivia and everyone!
	🍝 3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Such a tastefully done intro!
	3:04pm mariano: Hey Olivia and folks.
	3:04pm spodiodi: Bruce!
	3:04pm Asheville Jon: BRUUUUUUUUUUUCE the dog
	3:04pm luka: Bruce is too pure for this world.
	🍝 3:05pm Threemoons: Greets Olivia, fellow Raviolis and Pastafarians.
	3:05pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Hi.
	3:05pm Handy Haversack: Bruce is right -- betcha can't eat just one!
	3:05pm tim from champaign (now washington): Sounds like Brucie is a completist.
	3:07pm tim from champaign (now washington): Great Music For Mind Control fill-in last week, Olivia! I needed a deprogramming intervention after that but I only pretended like they cured me.
	3:07pm Andres: Afternoon Olivia and pasta lovers. Sunscreen in the eye - the worst!
	3:09pm olivia: hi everybody!thanks for joining today
	3:11pm mariano: Oh yeah, that's right, timFC. That was a great fill-in, Olivia.
	3:12pm tim from champaign (now washington): @luka - I think I said that. The intro still gets me too. When I hear it I automatically feel like I better straighten up and pay attention (in a good way).
	3:12pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I made pasta last night. Linguine w/shrimp, garlic, sumac, and capers. It was deeeeeee-lish.
	3:13pm Jason from Houston: ꒰ ⌯•̩̩̩́ ˑ̫ •̩̩̩̀⌯꒱
	3:14pm luka: @tim it has a very Look Around You feel. i need to track that show down.
	3:14pm Andres: Sauce with roasted red peppers and spicy sausage simmering away. With rigatoni it is a family fave.
	3:16pm WFMU listener john: Hello fellow pasta lovers
	3:16pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	3:16pm ranjit: dammit i'm all hungry for pasta now
	3:17pm listener james from westwood: I bought 10 cans of tomatoes ahead of an anticipated sauce-making fest this weekend. Want to make enough to bring over to Dad so he doesn't have to risk his life at the stores.
	3:18pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @listener james - you're a good person
	3:18pm Yes: hey yall
	3:18pm olivia: thanks mariano + tim! it's super fun filling in for micah.
	3:19pm Jason from Houston: Okay. I am downloading this darn album today...
	3:19pm ranjit: Did you have your own stash of mind control music to use, or did you dig through Micah's collection?
	3:20pm olivia: i wish,ranjit! nope, this was just my own hodge podge of cult vibes very inferior to micah's dedicated + intense research
	3:21pm ranjit: They were some pretty great cult vibes even so!
	3:23pm Yes: ditto, godz
	3:24pm Krys O.: Hooray for the Godz!
	3:27pm mariano: So I just went to pick up my red beans and rice Monday special from Melba's, and on the drive back a damn chicken crossed the road right in front of me and then wouldn't move! A literal game of chicken, which the chicken won.
	3:28pm Handy Haversack: Don't feel bad, Mariano. It's been practicing literally its entire life.
	3:28pm mariano: But nobody knows why, Handy.
	3:29pm Yes: this is very nice, olivia
	3:29pm Handy Haversack: Clearly, anyone who had "to step on Mariano's game" in that particular pool has won!
	3:30pm mariano: Lol! I'll not have a common chicken make a monkey out of me!
	3:31pm tim from champaign (now washington): Why did Mariano cross the road? To play chicken with a chicken!
	3:33pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Mariano - did you yell "Out of the road, you clucker!"
	3:37pm fionnland: Ciao, Olivia and all! Hope the morning, afternoon or evening is treating you all well!
	3:38pm northguineahills: How do I not have this BBS?
	3:41pm mariano: timFC: No, like the softie I am, I took the diplomatic route and tried reasoning with it, but it tricked me.
	3:41pm G: Falsa Baiana = Fake/Make-Believe/Lying Bahian Woman
	3:42pm G: "Legal" in Brasilian Ports. means legal, but is slang for "Cool." "Legal, po!" -- Cool, man
	3:43pm tim from champaign (now washington): Live and learn, Mariano.
	3:43pm Ike: @NGH, maybe because of a bad 33.6k dial-up modem? (Does this joke even make sense? The early 90s, baby!)
	3:43pm soupfriend: Hello raviolis! Great to be here
	3:43pm olivia: which transition version do we like better?
	3:44pm TDK60: Gong afternoon.
	3:45pm Andres: No transition issues here. All is thumbs up.
	3:46pm Andres: Ike: Nice one$
	3:47pm tim from champaign (now washington): I musically liked the Gonks to Gal Costa better but I like the look of The Gonks into Gong Gong Gong on the play list aesthetically.
	3:49pm Heidee: Tasty music! Hi all.
	3:49pm mariano: Heidee, what's up!
	3:50pm Jason from Houston: ꒰⑅ᵕ༚ᵕ꒱˖♡ CUÍCA TIME ♡˖꒰ᵕ༚ᵕ⑅꒱
	3:51pm Heidee: Hi mariano! All well here - yourself?
	3:51pm Heidee: Samba de luxe.
	3:54pm mariano: Good, thanks Heidee. Well, as good as can be after being outwitted by a chicken. Again.
	3:56pm renatoparada: Amazing show!
	3:57pm geoff mcq: I think it's always been dark here
	3:57pm fionnland: The sun disappeared at 4pm today here :(
	3:57pm Kelly Jones: Olivia.... two things: 1. You bring me sheer joy. J-O-Y J-O-Y J-O-Y B. I am today filling my apartment with green house plants to try to lift my night weirdo mood.
	3:58pm 1ke: Years are arbitrary. Calendars are rubbish. Time is a fad. @Kelly, yay for NIGHT WEIRDOS!!!
	3:58pm Kat in Chicago: Sunset here is scheduled for 4:29. ugh. it will be dark by 5. so within 2 hours of NYC time
	3:58pm geoff mcq: Oh, I love this John Wynne piece, I haven't heard this for years
	3:59pm Kat in Chicago: wait, that's not right, 2 hours Central time. just ignore me
	4:00pm olivia: lol Ike, I think you know by now that I am a woman of symbols! HI KELLY, yay for plants + weirdo moods!
	4:00pm olivia: hi geoff!!
	4:02pm Polyus: Oh I don’t like the sound of that cough.
	4:02pm 1ke: Point taken! I always have to look up how many pounds are in a stone. Apparently it's 14. I've probably googled that 14 times by now.
	4:02pm geoff mcq: Hi Olivia! Loving the show tonight! I first heard this John Wynne thing at an In The Dark event in London. Same day I first heard Ned Sublette's Auctioneer piece
	4:02pm olivia: lol agreed Polyus i was cringing over here
	4:03pm olivia: IKE see! a sign!
	4:03pm mariano: Ike: I remember material existence being referred to as "the dark night of time" in some mystical text or other. I've always liked that description.
	4:03pm olivia: synchronicity is all around us!
	🍝 4:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay for Kelly Jones's little shop of horrors! 🌿
	4:04pm Heidee: @mariano, just saw in the comments :-) maybe a 'chicken and egg' situation? ... wait, this feature is... intriguing but so touching as well to listen to... I so feel for these people...
	4:09pm ⓘⓚⓔ: Does hospital equipment still have those horrible harsh beeps and squeals? If so then hospitals need "noise reform". Those harsh beeps and squeals CANNOT be good for anybody. They would literally make me sicker because I'd freak out.
	4:10pm mongo: In case anyone is wondering this is great to hit it to.... hearts lungs and minds, transplants = turnons
	4:11pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): No kidding. Play some Hall & Oates now!!
	4:11pm TDK60: Someone close to me has also been having mental problems, exacerbated by unemployment, brought on by the pandemic.
	4:12pm listener james from westwood: <3 for your person enduring the hard year. It’s a lot, of late.
	4:12pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:14pm Heidee: This life is not for us to keep. We are only guests on this planet. Love your loved ones. Be loved. That is the best we can do. For as long as we can. I keep forgetting this. Time seems to be overabundant - but. Alas.
	4:17pm Krys O.: Thanks, Heidee. We are finite. I may be physically isolated, but my ears are open for my loved ones.
	4:17pm Crei6hton: Evening WFMU!
	4:18pm Heidee: @Krys O., 😍
	4:21pm Krys O.: The shortened daylight of this time of year is hard on many, myself included.
	4:22pm melinda: hi folks!
	4:23pm Jason from Houston: Love y'all. Hang in there...
	4:23pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:23pm Zetti: :)
	4:25pm olivia: thanks all for the love!
	4:26pm fionnland: lovely piece!
	4:27pm WillCrete: Thanks for the sounds this afternoon Olivia. These rhythmic undoings and redoings in this Goeyvaerts composition are sounding especially visceral, urgent, and real after hearing that John Wynne piece; sounding motion, care, unfolding, and renewal in deep musical time.
	4:28pm Rob W: Yes very interesting piece - kind of a baroque dissection (or something...)
	4:29pm Heidee: Olivia. Thank you for rattling our cages with everything you do for us. This music is a treasure as well. I love its open texture. @WillCrete, you said it spot on.
	4:30pm spodiodi: this Karel Goeyvaerts is nice
	4:34pm renatoparada: Amazing piece
	4:34pm dano59: The audio collages earlier were also oddly soothing. I dig all of this Olivia, beyond my usual musics songs etc.
	4:35pm Handy Haversack: TDK60, sorry to hear it. Rough times abound. Our bldg. doesn't get direct sunlight from equinox to equinox. Starting to feel a bit grim already. Hey, Heidee!
	4:35pm olivia: thanks, Dano59! happy to have you here..
	4:36pm tim from champaign (now washington): I agree. This piece is really great. I couldn't tell if it was a baroque piece that sounded modern, a modern composition that sounded like folk music or just straight up folk music.
	4:37pm melinda: cool sounds
	4:37pm TDK60: Thanks Handy. I do have sunlight in my apt. The Sun just went down.
	4:41pm p/b: That was one beautiful song. Thanks
	4:41pm Heidee: Hi Handy. May you have the "Sonne im Herzen". Hi TDK60, sorry to hear about your friend...
	4:42pm p/b: N Godin -Ms Bonet has some voice, Kate Bush like which I'm sure isn't true, just hit me like that
	4:45pm Heidee: Lovely synaesthetic title: The very ears of dusk...
	4:46pm Handy Haversack: "Crepuscular Lugs."
	4:46pm TDK60: Danke Heidee.
	4:47pm tim from champaign (now washington): Daylight Spendings Time
	4:47pm Kat in Chicago: My friend calls it "goth time"
	4:48pm tim from champaign (now washington): That's a good one, Kat!
	4:49pm thatpatsmith: Listening live in Eastern Standard Time
	4:50pm Krys O.: Yup, Standard Time.
	4:52pm Handy Haversack: I'd think we could just declare that we're sticking with Daylight Saving Time all year long without upsetting the non-Arizona apple cart all that much ...
	4:53pm dale: herro dere. just logged in - was the piece with the female vocal the nicolas godin? that was loverly.
	4:54pm Kat in Chicago: Handy, that's been proposed in Illinois, I don't know the status. I feel much healthier on DST myself but I know people who feel the opposite
	4:54pm olivia: yep, dale!!
	4:56pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:56pm Kat in Chicago: Reminds me I didn't take my vitamin D today, brb
	4:57pm olivia: haha kat in chicago
	4:57pm Handy Haversack: I'm on to vitamin gin, but it's fine since it's full dark out there.
	4:57pm Yes: just walked in the room, this is soo nice
	4:59pm renatoparada: Love so much to hear Gal Costa and Elza Soares, Olivia. Such a nice surprise a little after Godspeed you! Hearing for the first time you show and happy for the discovery. Cheers from Brazil.
	5:00pm olivia: welcome renatoparada!!
	5:02pm TDK60: Darn, just realized I missed GY!BE earlier. Fave band.
	5:03pm listener 126464: Hi Olivia, everyone!
	5:04pm northguineahills: Olivia, I’m digging. The sun is in my eyes here in FLz got maybe 45 mins of sunlight left.
	5:05pm matty from brooklyn: Hi Olivia! Just tuned in, but so glad I got to hear that Arthur Russell. So good!
	5:05pm renatoparada: TDK60, it was awesome, mixed with the collage of (I guess) Golden Retriever's Rotations.
	🍝 5:05pm Niall: Pitch-black here in Ireland. Loving this set five hours in the future, though! Perfect soundtrack for it.
	5:06pm TDK60: That album is an intense trip.
	5:06pm renatoparada: Indeed.
	5:07pm chaos_in_LA_LA: Sunny as fuder in LA today. Thank you for a fudering great set today!
	5:08pm TDK60: The after-Sun dusk sky over NYC/NJ is beautiful. Tiny sliver of Moon looks as if it hangs over the WFMU studios from my perch in north Manhattan.
	5:09pm Kelly Jones: I'm firing my therapist and putting Radio Ravioli on repeat on every archive ever. Done and done.
	5:10pm Kelly Jones: Except I don't have a therapist so that's one less thing on the to do list.
	5:10pm northguineahills: Kelly is full of good ideas..::
	5:10pm olivia: HAHA kelly
	5:11pm bergeys mobile: im walking to a garden store to buy a plant for a pot i happened acrossan hour ago, very fitting song
	5:12pm Sia: My first listen to Radio Ravioli. What a wonderfully calming show in such turbulent times. Thank you!
	🍝 5:14pm Niall: Oh, is this an interview with Derek Jarman? Nice.
	5:14pm Webhamster Henry: I took a shot of that sliver moon, @TDK60! But up the river somewhat.
	5:15pm TDK60: Great W.Henry!
	🍝 5:15pm Niall: Weirdly Eno meets Coil, this. Pretty.
	5:17pm northguineahills: Big fan of Derek Jarman....
	5:17pm Joe B: ha, I almost played this track earlier today!
	5:17pm queems: endless night, indeed. endless year, too
	5:20pm mariano: I wonder if it's an allusion to Blake's "Some are born to sweet delight/Some are born to endless night."
	5:23pm olivia: hi again to everybody! welcome sia!! i'm glad you found us here...
	5:25pm Kelly Jones: Six o'clock EST is fast approaching and I can't leave this safe space. It's not safe out there. I'm not leaving, they can't make me.
	5:25pm Yes: :) this sunwatchers
	5:25pm Caroline: Immediately bought the Alessandra Novega interview with Derek Jarman, thanks for that!
	5:26pm Kelly Jones: This is a show I will be listening to in its entirety again.
	5:27pm northguineahills: @Yes: Yes!
	5:27pm tim from champaign (now washington): Oh yeah, this is a jammer!
	5:28pm mariano: Here's the "endless night" poem: www.poetryfoundation.org... Always amazed by how contemporary Blake reads.
	5:28pm YETI BOB: @Kat in Chicago: Year-round DST has been approved by 13 state legislatures - Illinois is not on that list. But it would take an act of Congress to permit the states to do this.
	5:29pm Kat in Chicago: @YETI BOB thanks for the update!
	5:29pm Krys O.: I have a light that I wear because I leave the house around 6 am and come home about 11 hours later. Since I'm a pedestrian in suburban NJ, I need to do my best to be seen by drivers.
	5:30pm Kat in Chicago: That's a long day, Krys :(
	5:30pm xtrakrispy: Anyone else "in the beans" right now?
	5:30pm YETI BOB: @Kat: You're right that it has been suggested here, just hasn't been approved by the Illinois state legistlature yet. I for one love the idea.
	5:30pm queems: @krys. o i used to have one too! it’s a definite necessity as a pedestrian
	5:30pm mariano: Wow: "A Truth thats told with bad intent/Beats all the Lies you can invent" xtrakrispy: I just had some red beans and rice, does that count?
	5:31pm YETI BOB: @xtrakrispy: What did you do to deserve that?
	5:31pm TDK60: Krys O, my hat's off to ya if you're a pedestrian in Jersey!
	5:31pm Krys O.: DST in the winter would mean dark mornings, at least for early risers like me.
	5:31pm xtrakrispy: Funny Mariano! I'm making red beans and rice NOW That was before i saw your comment above.
	5:31pm mariano: I guess the beans are in me... The beans and I are one.
	5:32pm xtrakrispy: That last tune was very "garbage time" in the beans vibey
	5:32pm tim from champaign (now washington): Yes! Goat! Excellent follow up, Olivia! My daughter calls this record "the christmas record" because of the colorful cover.
	5:32pm YETI BOB: @xtra: OIC, I thought you meant you were "in the doghouse"
	5:33pm northguineahills: Nesesita canbros mas!
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo Hullo - enjoying the program !
	5:34pm mariano: xtrakrispy: We'd never qualify as Pythagoreans with our bean-eatin' ways ;)
	5:34pm Krys O.: @TDK60: I walk 1.25 miles in the morning to get to my main bus line. I do that instead of an unreliable bus. I'm on the second bus for about five minutes. The commute home is harder with more delays or missing buses.
	5:34pm Kat in Chicago: I never thought of wearing a light but that is a good idea. I walked home from the grocery store after dark last week and realized I hadn't been out after dark since March - mind was a bit blown.
	5:35pm xtrakrispy: @yeti only if you mean Bruce’s house!
	5:35pm queems: my mornings are dark year round D:
	5:35pm YETI BOB: @xtra: :-)
	5:36pm 2d.gm3: New listener here🤙🏿 great selection of music!!
	5:37pm Krys O.: @Kat in Chicago: This is the first season that I've worn a light. The roads near my home and my office are both full of speeders.
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: March - Nov. Aries - Scorpio The Mars Sign Birth - Death ~ Hibernation The Stormiest times - between which War may be fought.
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *signS
	5:38pm Kat in Chicago: @Krys I'm glad you're being careful. That is quite a walk to your bus stop. Most of my "normal" after dark routes are well lit, but Chicago drivers can be real a**holes.
	5:40pm Krys O.: @queems: You are definitely up and out much earlier than me.
	5:40pm \ⓔⓘⓚ/: I used to ride the Newark Light Rail and then walk a few blocks home in the dark all the time. It was reasonably safe circa 2001-09 (plenty of sidewalks in that neighborhood) but then the area got rougher and ominous feral teenagers were hanging around, so I skedaddled.
	5:42pm BadBob: I use a headlamp... is that what yall mean by "personal light"?
	5:43pm Krys O.: Yup, BadBob, except I wear it around my neck.
	5:45pm Listener Robert: I think that was just a reworking of part of "Let's Spend The Night Together".
	5:45pm queems: @krys o. i usually leave between 5-5:30am. honestly when it’s dark it’s all pretty much the same, haha
	5:46pm northguineahills: I used to ride the F to the G from Hunter College to Bed-Stuy in the early 2000s around 3-4 am. I got jumped and mugged many times.
	5:48pm mariano: Oof. That's rough, ngh.
	5:48pm Krys O.: Ack, NGH!
	5:50pm Krys O.: The G train was sketchy last time I took it a year ago, but Brooklyn was waaaaay worse in the pre-gentrification era
	5:50pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks for the great 3 hours today, Olivia!
	5:50pm Kelly Jones: Olivia, in preparation for the end of the program, at which point I will feel an overwhelming desire to hari kari, I have spritz on a little flowery parfum and splashed a dash of hot pink lipstick across the pucker.
	5:51pm Krys O.: Thank you, Olivia and everyone!
	5:51pm yes: This last hour I’ve caught has been medicinal. Thank you
	5:51pm TDK60: Gracias Olivia. I think I'll return near future.
	5:51pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Olivia. I'm going to emulate Kelly Jones and steel myself for the long night to come. Be well, all.
	5:52pm northguineahills: Muchas gracias, Olivia!
	5:52pm olivia: i've got some canned wine in thefridge at home, shall be mine in just a shortwhile! (canned I know, the horror!)
	5:52pm Listener Robert: Yep, definitely. Compare www.youtube.com... with soundcloud.com... , Even the sentiment's the same.
	5:52pm Handy Haversack: (@queems: My whole life is a Dark. Room.)
	5:53pm KWilde: Nice vibe winding down
	5:53pm Kelly Jones: @Handy... radio suicide pact?
	5:54pm ami ad: Thank you DJ,Crew. stay alive.
	5:54pm Handy Haversack: Kelly Jones, sure! Though I was thinking lipstick and perfume first?
	5:55pm yes: Awesome
	5:55pm Kelly Jones: Def lipstick and parfum first, Handy. One must think of those who find the remains. It's only dignified.
	5:55pm Kat in Chicago: Great show, Olivia. Sun setting here, just a bit of orange at the horizon.
	5:56pm tim from champaign (now washington): Whoa Cool! Harry Nillson done Neu "Negativland" style.
	5:56pm hoeg: wowzers
	5:56pm bergeys mobile: great show olivia, plant was aquired and replanted all in the span of this ravioli
	5:57pm spodiodi: thanks, Olivia!
	5:57pm mariano: Thank you, Olivia, take care everyone!
	5:57pm olivia: cheers to mother nature and a plate o' ravioli, bergey!
	5:58pm Booz: Great show, fantastic finish, have a great week Olivia and all!
	5:58pm p/b: Great version of a great song - Harry would be proud
	5:59pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Olivia!
	5:59pm listener 126464: Thank you Olivia and WFMU crew.
	6:21pm northguineahills: I made the mistake of talking to some tech guys at a bar before I finalized a geo app. The next weekend, my exact concept I talked about was already an app. Coincidence, maybe. (Ageism is definitely a problem w/ me getting a job).
	6:42pm Listener Robert: Now I can't get rid of my imagining a few in the audience of Mr. Ivers during his "My Desire" breaking into singing "Let's Spend The Night Together" and then the rest of the audience joining in. The Stones song is so well known, how could this not have happened already?

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from November 16, 2020

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November 16, 2020: Tracking the Sun, following the moon

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Olivia	✿ ✿ ✿ Welcome to Radio Ravioli ✿ ✿ ✿				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Nick Jonah Davis	When the Sun Came	When The Sun Came			0:04:19 (Pop-up)
Samuel Goff	Sunrise (Northern Omen)	Transmissions			0:06:56 (Pop-up)
Big Maybelle	Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying				0:11:35 (Pop-up)
Laura Cannell, Stewart Lee	Barsham Light	These Feral Lands, Vol. 1			0:14:22 (Pop-up)
Goldsmund	light "light" by "Goldsmund"	Two Point Discrimination		"so beautiful it sounds almost entirely anomalous in the context of our present era"	0:17:50 (Pop-up)
Godz	Lay In The Sun "Lay In The Sun" by "Godz"	Contact High with the Godz			0:20:45 (Pop-up)
Larry Gus	The Sun Describes "The Sun Describes" by "Larry Gus"	I Need New Eyes			0:23:59 (Pop-up)
Golden Retriever	Sunsight "Sunsight" by "Golden Retriever"	Rotations			0:28:31 (Pop-up)
Godspeed You! Black Emperor	09-15-00, Part 1	Yanqui UXO			0:28:50 (Pop-up)
The Beach Boys	Please Let Me Wonder				0:34:00 (Pop-up)
The Gonks	Precious Alone Time "Precious Alone Time" by "The Gonks"	5 Things You Didn't Know About the Gonks			0:36:40 (Pop-up)
Gal Costa	Falsa Baiana "Falsa Baiana" by "Gal Costa"	Legal			0:38:36 (Pop-up)
The Gonks	Precious Alone Time "Precious Alone Time" by "The Gonks"	5 Things You Didn't Know About the Gonks			0:40:50 (Pop-up)
Gong Gong Gong	Inner Reaches II "Inner Reaches II" by "Gong Gong Gong"	Phantom Rhythm			0:41:32 (Pop-up)
Elza Soares	Pra Fuder "Pra Fuder" by "Elza Soares"	A Mulher do Fim do Mundo			0:46:54 (Pop-up)

John Wynne	Hearts, Lungs, and Minds	Autumn Leaves			0:56:03 (Pop-up)
Karel Goeyvaerts	Pour Que les Fruits Mûrissent Cet Été (May The Fruit Ripen This Summer...)	Pour Que les Fruits Mûrissent Cet Été			1:09:44 (Pop-up)
Nicolas Godin	We Forgot Love (featuring Kadhja Bonet)	Concrete and Glass			1:33:07 (Pop-up)
Phew	The Very Ears of Dusk "The Very Ears of Dusk" by "Phew"	Vertigo KO			1:38:18 (Pop-up)

Arthur Russell	Sunlit Water (Live 6/24/84)	Sketches For World Of Echo: June 25 1984 Live At Ei		https://arthurrussell.bandcamp.com/album/sketches-for-world-of-echo-june-25-1984-live-at-ei	1:49:41 (Pop-up)
Eluvium / Field Works	Dusk Tempi "Dusk Tempi" by "Eluvium / Field Works"	Ultrasonic			2:02:05 (Pop-up)
Alessandra Novaga	I should have been a gardener	I Should have been a gardener		https://dieschachtelrecords.bandcamp.com/album/i-should-have-been-a-gardener	2:06:24 (Pop-up)

Holy Motors	Endless Night "Endless Night" by "Holy Motors"	Horse			2:15:06 (Pop-up)
David Nance	The Side of the Moon "The Side of the Moon" by "David Nance"	Staunch Honey			2:18:40 (Pop-up)
Sunwatchers	Moonchanges "Moonchanges" by "Sunwatchers"	Sunwatchers			2:21:10 (Pop-up)
Goat	Disco Fever "Disco Fever" by "Goat"	World Music	Rocket Recordings		2:29:01 (Pop-up)
Cyril Cyril	X-Crise "X-Crise" by "Cyril Cyril"	Yallah Mickey Mouse			2:33:45 (Pop-up)
The Go-Betweens	All About Strength	Send Me A Lullaby			2:36:23 (Pop-up)
Peter Ivers	My Desire "My Desire" by "Peter Ivers"	Becoming Peter Ivers			2:38:44 (Pop-up)

Sleeper and Snake	Shoot Through "Shoot Through" by "Sleeper and Snake"	Fresco Shed			2:47:55 (Pop-up)
Heather Trost	Jump Into The Fire "Jump Into The Fire" by "Heather Trost"	Petrichor			2:52:21 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm Krys O.: Greetings!
	3:02pm Jason from Houston: ꒰｡•‿•｡꒱
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Olivia and all!
	3:02pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Olivia and the Ravionics.
	3:02pm geoff mcq: Evening all
	3:02pm luka: i don't recall who on here said "this intro song always makes me feel like i'm about to learn something" but it's true.
	3:04pm spodiodi: aloha, Olivia and everyone!
	🍝 3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Such a tastefully done intro!
	3:04pm mariano: Hey Olivia and folks.
	3:04pm spodiodi: Bruce!
	3:04pm Asheville Jon: BRUUUUUUUUUUUCE the dog
	3:04pm luka: Bruce is too pure for this world.
	🍝 3:05pm Threemoons: Greets Olivia, fellow Raviolis and Pastafarians.
	3:05pm ami ad: Hello DJ. Hello all. Hi.
	3:05pm Handy Haversack: Bruce is right -- betcha can't eat just one!
	3:05pm tim from champaign (now washington): Sounds like Brucie is a completist.
	3:07pm tim from champaign (now washington): Great Music For Mind Control fill-in last week, Olivia! I needed a deprogramming intervention after that but I only pretended like they cured me.
	3:07pm Andres: Afternoon Olivia and pasta lovers. Sunscreen in the eye - the worst!
	3:09pm olivia: hi everybody!thanks for joining today
	3:11pm mariano: Oh yeah, that's right, timFC. That was a great fill-in, Olivia.
	3:12pm tim from champaign (now washington): @luka - I think I said that. The intro still gets me too. When I hear it I automatically feel like I better straighten up and pay attention (in a good way).
	3:12pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): I made pasta last night. Linguine w/shrimp, garlic, sumac, and capers. It was deeeeeee-lish.
	3:13pm Jason from Houston: ꒰ ⌯•̩̩̩́ ˑ̫ •̩̩̩̀⌯꒱
	3:14pm luka: @tim it has a very Look Around You feel. i need to track that show down.
	3:14pm Andres: Sauce with roasted red peppers and spicy sausage simmering away. With rigatoni it is a family fave.
	3:16pm WFMU listener john: Hello fellow pasta lovers
	3:16pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	3:16pm ranjit: dammit i'm all hungry for pasta now
	3:17pm listener james from westwood: I bought 10 cans of tomatoes ahead of an anticipated sauce-making fest this weekend. Want to make enough to bring over to Dad so he doesn't have to risk his life at the stores.
	3:18pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): @listener james - you're a good person
	3:18pm Yes: hey yall
	3:18pm olivia: thanks mariano + tim! it's super fun filling in for micah.
	3:19pm Jason from Houston: Okay. I am downloading this darn album today...
	3:19pm ranjit: Did you have your own stash of mind control music to use, or did you dig through Micah's collection?
	3:20pm olivia: i wish,ranjit! nope, this was just my own hodge podge of cult vibes very inferior to micah's dedicated + intense research
	3:21pm ranjit: They were some pretty great cult vibes even so!
	3:23pm Yes: ditto, godz
	3:24pm Krys O.: Hooray for the Godz!
	3:27pm mariano: So I just went to pick up my red beans and rice Monday special from Melba's, and on the drive back a damn chicken crossed the road right in front of me and then wouldn't move! A literal game of chicken, which the chicken won.
	3:28pm Handy Haversack: Don't feel bad, Mariano. It's been practicing literally its entire life.
	3:28pm mariano: But nobody knows why, Handy.
	3:29pm Yes: this is very nice, olivia
	3:29pm Handy Haversack: Clearly, anyone who had "to step on Mariano's game" in that particular pool has won!
	3:30pm mariano: Lol! I'll not have a common chicken make a monkey out of me!
	3:31pm tim from champaign (now washington): Why did Mariano cross the road? To play chicken with a chicken!
	3:33pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Mariano - did you yell "Out of the road, you clucker!"
	3:37pm fionnland: Ciao, Olivia and all! Hope the morning, afternoon or evening is treating you all well!
	3:38pm northguineahills: How do I not have this BBS?
	3:41pm mariano: timFC: No, like the softie I am, I took the diplomatic route and tried reasoning with it, but it tricked me.
	3:41pm G: Falsa Baiana = Fake/Make-Believe/Lying Bahian Woman
	3:42pm G: "Legal" in Brasilian Ports. means legal, but is slang for "Cool." "Legal, po!" -- Cool, man
	3:43pm tim from champaign (now washington): Live and learn, Mariano.
	3:43pm Ike: @NGH, maybe because of a bad 33.6k dial-up modem? (Does this joke even make sense? The early 90s, baby!)
	3:43pm soupfriend: Hello raviolis! Great to be here
	3:43pm olivia: which transition version do we like better?
	3:44pm TDK60: Gong afternoon.
	3:45pm Andres: No transition issues here. All is thumbs up.
	3:46pm Andres: Ike: Nice one$
	3:47pm tim from champaign (now washington): I musically liked the Gonks to Gal Costa better but I like the look of The Gonks into Gong Gong Gong on the play list aesthetically.
	3:49pm Heidee: Tasty music! Hi all.
	3:49pm mariano: Heidee, what's up!
	3:50pm Jason from Houston: ꒰⑅ᵕ༚ᵕ꒱˖♡ CUÍCA TIME ♡˖꒰ᵕ༚ᵕ⑅꒱
	3:51pm Heidee: Hi mariano! All well here - yourself?
	3:51pm Heidee: Samba de luxe.
	3:54pm mariano: Good, thanks Heidee. Well, as good as can be after being outwitted by a chicken. Again.
	3:56pm renatoparada: Amazing show!
	3:57pm geoff mcq: I think it's always been dark here
	3:57pm fionnland: The sun disappeared at 4pm today here :(
	3:57pm Kelly Jones: Olivia.... two things: 1. You bring me sheer joy. J-O-Y J-O-Y J-O-Y B. I am today filling my apartment with green house plants to try to lift my night weirdo mood.
	3:58pm 1ke: Years are arbitrary. Calendars are rubbish. Time is a fad. @Kelly, yay for NIGHT WEIRDOS!!!
	3:58pm Kat in Chicago: Sunset here is scheduled for 4:29. ugh. it will be dark by 5. so within 2 hours of NYC time
	3:58pm geoff mcq: Oh, I love this John Wynne piece, I haven't heard this for years
	3:59pm Kat in Chicago: wait, that's not right, 2 hours Central time. just ignore me
	4:00pm olivia: lol Ike, I think you know by now that I am a woman of symbols! HI KELLY, yay for plants + weirdo moods!
	4:00pm olivia: hi geoff!!
	4:02pm Polyus: Oh I don’t like the sound of that cough.
	4:02pm 1ke: Point taken! I always have to look up how many pounds are in a stone. Apparently it's 14. I've probably googled that 14 times by now.
	4:02pm geoff mcq: Hi Olivia! Loving the show tonight! I first heard this John Wynne thing at an In The Dark event in London. Same day I first heard Ned Sublette's Auctioneer piece
	4:02pm olivia: lol agreed Polyus i was cringing over here
	4:03pm olivia: IKE see! a sign!
	4:03pm mariano: Ike: I remember material existence being referred to as "the dark night of time" in some mystical text or other. I've always liked that description.
	4:03pm olivia: synchronicity is all around us!
	🍝 4:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yay for Kelly Jones's little shop of horrors! 🌿
	4:04pm Heidee: @mariano, just saw in the comments :-) maybe a 'chicken and egg' situation? ... wait, this feature is... intriguing but so touching as well to listen to... I so feel for these people...
	4:09pm ⓘⓚⓔ: Does hospital equipment still have those horrible harsh beeps and squeals? If so then hospitals need "noise reform". Those harsh beeps and squeals CANNOT be good for anybody. They would literally make me sicker because I'd freak out.
	4:10pm mongo: In case anyone is wondering this is great to hit it to.... hearts lungs and minds, transplants = turnons
	4:11pm WoodsOfNH (now Maine): No kidding. Play some Hall & Oates now!!
	4:11pm TDK60: Someone close to me has also been having mental problems, exacerbated by unemployment, brought on by the pandemic.
	4:12pm listener james from westwood: <3 for your person enduring the hard year. It’s a lot, of late.
	4:12pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:14pm Heidee: This life is not for us to keep. We are only guests on this planet. Love your loved ones. Be loved. That is the best we can do. For as long as we can. I keep forgetting this. Time seems to be overabundant - but. Alas.
	4:17pm Krys O.: Thanks, Heidee. We are finite. I may be physically isolated, but my ears are open for my loved ones.
	4:17pm Crei6hton: Evening WFMU!
	4:18pm Heidee: @Krys O., 😍
	4:21pm Krys O.: The shortened daylight of this time of year is hard on many, myself included.
	4:22pm melinda: hi folks!
	4:23pm Jason from Houston: Love y'all. Hang in there...
	4:23pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:23pm Zetti: :)
	4:25pm olivia: thanks all for the love!
	4:26pm fionnland: lovely piece!
	4:27pm WillCrete: Thanks for the sounds this afternoon Olivia. These rhythmic undoings and redoings in this Goeyvaerts composition are sounding especially visceral, urgent, and real after hearing that John Wynne piece; sounding motion, care, unfolding, and renewal in deep musical time.
	4:28pm Rob W: Yes very interesting piece - kind of a baroque dissection (or something...)
	4:29pm Heidee: Olivia. Thank you for rattling our cages with everything you do for us. This music is a treasure as well. I love its open texture. @WillCrete, you said it spot on.
	4:30pm spodiodi: this Karel Goeyvaerts is nice
	4:34pm renatoparada: Amazing piece
	4:34pm dano59: The audio collages earlier were also oddly soothing. I dig all of this Olivia, beyond my usual musics songs etc.
	4:35pm Handy Haversack: TDK60, sorry to hear it. Rough times abound. Our bldg. doesn't get direct sunlight from equinox to equinox. Starting to feel a bit grim already. Hey, Heidee!
	4:35pm olivia: thanks, Dano59! happy to have you here..
	4:36pm tim from champaign (now washington): I agree. This piece is really great. I couldn't tell if it was a baroque piece that sounded modern, a modern composition that sounded like folk music or just straight up folk music.
	4:37pm melinda: cool sounds
	4:37pm TDK60: Thanks Handy. I do have sunlight in my apt. The Sun just went down.
	4:41pm p/b: That was one beautiful song. Thanks
	4:41pm Heidee: Hi Handy. May you have the "Sonne im Herzen". Hi TDK60, sorry to hear about your friend...
	4:42pm p/b: N Godin -Ms Bonet has some voice, Kate Bush like which I'm sure isn't true, just hit me like that
	4:45pm Heidee: Lovely synaesthetic title: The very ears of dusk...
	4:46pm Handy Haversack: "Crepuscular Lugs."
	4:46pm TDK60: Danke Heidee.
	4:47pm tim from champaign (now washington): Daylight Spendings Time
	4:47pm Kat in Chicago: My friend calls it "goth time"
	4:48pm tim from champaign (now washington): That's a good one, Kat!
	4:49pm thatpatsmith: Listening live in Eastern Standard Time
	4:50pm Krys O.: Yup, Standard Time.
	4:52pm Handy Haversack: I'd think we could just declare that we're sticking with Daylight Saving Time all year long without upsetting the non-Arizona apple cart all that much ...
	4:53pm dale: herro dere. just logged in - was the piece with the female vocal the nicolas godin? that was loverly.
	4:54pm Kat in Chicago: Handy, that's been proposed in Illinois, I don't know the status. I feel much healthier on DST myself but I know people who feel the opposite
	4:54pm olivia: yep, dale!!
	4:56pm Jason from Houston: ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡ ♡
	4:56pm Kat in Chicago: Reminds me I didn't take my vitamin D today, brb
	4:57pm olivia: haha kat in chicago
	4:57pm Handy Haversack: I'm on to vitamin gin, but it's fine since it's full dark out there.
	4:57pm Yes: just walked in the room, this is soo nice
	4:59pm renatoparada: Love so much to hear Gal Costa and Elza Soares, Olivia. Such a nice surprise a little after Godspeed you! Hearing for the first time you show and happy for the discovery. Cheers from Brazil.
	5:00pm olivia: welcome renatoparada!!
	5:02pm TDK60: Darn, just realized I missed GY!BE earlier. Fave band.
	5:03pm listener 126464: Hi Olivia, everyone!
	5:04pm northguineahills: Olivia, I’m digging. The sun is in my eyes here in FLz got maybe 45 mins of sunlight left.
	5:05pm matty from brooklyn: Hi Olivia! Just tuned in, but so glad I got to hear that Arthur Russell. So good!
	5:05pm renatoparada: TDK60, it was awesome, mixed with the collage of (I guess) Golden Retriever's Rotations.
	🍝 5:05pm Niall: Pitch-black here in Ireland. Loving this set five hours in the future, though! Perfect soundtrack for it.
	5:06pm TDK60: That album is an intense trip.
	5:06pm renatoparada: Indeed.
	5:07pm chaos_in_LA_LA: Sunny as fuder in LA today. Thank you for a fudering great set today!
	5:08pm TDK60: The after-Sun dusk sky over NYC/NJ is beautiful. Tiny sliver of Moon looks as if it hangs over the WFMU studios from my perch in north Manhattan.
	5:09pm Kelly Jones: I'm firing my therapist and putting Radio Ravioli on repeat on every archive ever. Done and done.
	5:10pm Kelly Jones: Except I don't have a therapist so that's one less thing on the to do list.
	5:10pm northguineahills: Kelly is full of good ideas..::
	5:10pm olivia: HAHA kelly
	5:11pm bergeys mobile: im walking to a garden store to buy a plant for a pot i happened acrossan hour ago, very fitting song
	5:12pm Sia: My first listen to Radio Ravioli. What a wonderfully calming show in such turbulent times. Thank you!
	🍝 5:14pm Niall: Oh, is this an interview with Derek Jarman? Nice.
	5:14pm Webhamster Henry: I took a shot of that sliver moon, @TDK60! But up the river somewhat.
	5:15pm TDK60: Great W.Henry!
	🍝 5:15pm Niall: Weirdly Eno meets Coil, this. Pretty.
	5:17pm northguineahills: Big fan of Derek Jarman....
	5:17pm Joe B: ha, I almost played this track earlier today!
	5:17pm queems: endless night, indeed. endless year, too
	5:20pm mariano: I wonder if it's an allusion to Blake's "Some are born to sweet delight/Some are born to endless night."
	5:23pm olivia: hi again to everybody! welcome sia!! i'm glad you found us here...
	5:25pm Kelly Jones: Six o'clock EST is fast approaching and I can't leave this safe space. It's not safe out there. I'm not leaving, they can't make me.
	5:25pm Yes: :) this sunwatchers
	5:25pm Caroline: Immediately bought the Alessandra Novega interview with Derek Jarman, thanks for that!
	5:26pm Kelly Jones: This is a show I will be listening to in its entirety again.
	5:27pm northguineahills: @Yes: Yes!
	5:27pm tim from champaign (now washington): Oh yeah, this is a jammer!
	5:28pm mariano: Here's the "endless night" poem: www.poetryfoundation.org... Always amazed by how contemporary Blake reads.
	5:28pm YETI BOB: @Kat in Chicago: Year-round DST has been approved by 13 state legislatures - Illinois is not on that list. But it would take an act of Congress to permit the states to do this.
	5:29pm Kat in Chicago: @YETI BOB thanks for the update!
	5:29pm Krys O.: I have a light that I wear because I leave the house around 6 am and come home about 11 hours later. Since I'm a pedestrian in suburban NJ, I need to do my best to be seen by drivers.
	5:30pm Kat in Chicago: That's a long day, Krys :(
	5:30pm xtrakrispy: Anyone else "in the beans" right now?
	5:30pm YETI BOB: @Kat: You're right that it has been suggested here, just hasn't been approved by the Illinois state legistlature yet. I for one love the idea.
	5:30pm queems: @krys. o i used to have one too! it’s a definite necessity as a pedestrian
	5:30pm mariano: Wow: "A Truth thats told with bad intent/Beats all the Lies you can invent" xtrakrispy: I just had some red beans and rice, does that count?
	5:31pm YETI BOB: @xtrakrispy: What did you do to deserve that?
	5:31pm TDK60: Krys O, my hat's off to ya if you're a pedestrian in Jersey!
	5:31pm Krys O.: DST in the winter would mean dark mornings, at least for early risers like me.
	5:31pm xtrakrispy: Funny Mariano! I'm making red beans and rice NOW That was before i saw your comment above.
	5:31pm mariano: I guess the beans are in me... The beans and I are one.
	5:32pm xtrakrispy: That last tune was very "garbage time" in the beans vibey
	5:32pm tim from champaign (now washington): Yes! Goat! Excellent follow up, Olivia! My daughter calls this record "the christmas record" because of the colorful cover.
	5:32pm YETI BOB: @xtra: OIC, I thought you meant you were "in the doghouse"
	5:33pm northguineahills: Nesesita canbros mas!
	5:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo Hullo - enjoying the program !
	5:34pm mariano: xtrakrispy: We'd never qualify as Pythagoreans with our bean-eatin' ways ;)
	5:34pm Krys O.: @TDK60: I walk 1.25 miles in the morning to get to my main bus line. I do that instead of an unreliable bus. I'm on the second bus for about five minutes. The commute home is harder with more delays or missing buses.
	5:34pm Kat in Chicago: I never thought of wearing a light but that is a good idea. I walked home from the grocery store after dark last week and realized I hadn't been out after dark since March - mind was a bit blown.
	5:35pm xtrakrispy: @yeti only if you mean Bruce’s house!
	5:35pm queems: my mornings are dark year round D:
	5:35pm YETI BOB: @xtra: :-)
	5:36pm 2d.gm3: New listener here🤙🏿 great selection of music!!
	5:37pm Krys O.: @Kat in Chicago: This is the first season that I've worn a light. The roads near my home and my office are both full of speeders.
	5:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: March - Nov. Aries - Scorpio The Mars Sign Birth - Death ~ Hibernation The Stormiest times - between which War may be fought.
	5:38pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: *signS
	5:38pm Kat in Chicago: @Krys I'm glad you're being careful. That is quite a walk to your bus stop. Most of my "normal" after dark routes are well lit, but Chicago drivers can be real a**holes.
	5:40pm Krys O.: @queems: You are definitely up and out much earlier than me.
	5:40pm \ⓔⓘⓚ/: I used to ride the Newark Light Rail and then walk a few blocks home in the dark all the time. It was reasonably safe circa 2001-09 (plenty of sidewalks in that neighborhood) but then the area got rougher and ominous feral teenagers were hanging around, so I skedaddled.
	5:42pm BadBob: I use a headlamp... is that what yall mean by "personal light"?
	5:43pm Krys O.: Yup, BadBob, except I wear it around my neck.
	5:45pm Listener Robert: I think that was just a reworking of part of "Let's Spend The Night Together".
	5:45pm queems: @krys o. i usually leave between 5-5:30am. honestly when it’s dark it’s all pretty much the same, haha
	5:46pm northguineahills: I used to ride the F to the G from Hunter College to Bed-Stuy in the early 2000s around 3-4 am. I got jumped and mugged many times.
	5:48pm mariano: Oof. That's rough, ngh.
	5:48pm Krys O.: Ack, NGH!
	5:50pm Krys O.: The G train was sketchy last time I took it a year ago, but Brooklyn was waaaaay worse in the pre-gentrification era
	5:50pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks for the great 3 hours today, Olivia!
	5:50pm Kelly Jones: Olivia, in preparation for the end of the program, at which point I will feel an overwhelming desire to hari kari, I have spritz on a little flowery parfum and splashed a dash of hot pink lipstick across the pucker.
	5:51pm Krys O.: Thank you, Olivia and everyone!
	5:51pm yes: This last hour I’ve caught has been medicinal. Thank you
	5:51pm TDK60: Gracias Olivia. I think I'll return near future.
	5:51pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Olivia. I'm going to emulate Kelly Jones and steel myself for the long night to come. Be well, all.
	5:52pm northguineahills: Muchas gracias, Olivia!
	5:52pm olivia: i've got some canned wine in thefridge at home, shall be mine in just a shortwhile! (canned I know, the horror!)
	5:52pm Listener Robert: Yep, definitely. Compare www.youtube.com... with soundcloud.com... , Even the sentiment's the same.
	5:52pm Handy Haversack: (@queems: My whole life is a Dark. Room.)
	5:53pm KWilde: Nice vibe winding down
	5:53pm Kelly Jones: @Handy... radio suicide pact?
	5:54pm ami ad: Thank you DJ,Crew. stay alive.
	5:54pm Handy Haversack: Kelly Jones, sure! Though I was thinking lipstick and perfume first?
	5:55pm yes: Awesome
	5:55pm Kelly Jones: Def lipstick and parfum first, Handy. One must think of those who find the remains. It's only dignified.
	5:55pm Kat in Chicago: Great show, Olivia. Sun setting here, just a bit of orange at the horizon.
	5:56pm tim from champaign (now washington): Whoa Cool! Harry Nillson done Neu "Negativland" style.
	5:56pm hoeg: wowzers
	5:56pm bergeys mobile: great show olivia, plant was aquired and replanted all in the span of this ravioli
	5:57pm spodiodi: thanks, Olivia!
	5:57pm mariano: Thank you, Olivia, take care everyone!
	5:57pm olivia: cheers to mother nature and a plate o' ravioli, bergey!
	5:58pm Booz: Great show, fantastic finish, have a great week Olivia and all!
	5:58pm p/b: Great version of a great song - Harry would be proud
	5:59pm listener james from westwood: Many thanks, Olivia!
	5:59pm listener 126464: Thank you Olivia and WFMU crew.
	6:21pm northguineahills: I made the mistake of talking to some tech guys at a bar before I finalized a geo app. The next weekend, my exact concept I talked about was already an app. Coincidence, maybe. (Ageism is definitely a problem w/ me getting a job).
	6:42pm Listener Robert: Now I can't get rid of my imagining a few in the audience of Mr. Ivers during his "My Desire" breaking into singing "Let's Spend The Night Together" and then the rest of the audience joining in. The Stones song is so well known, how could this not have happened already?

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