Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk:
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from June 7, 2010
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"I fancy him at the court of Minos, anxious to know what sort of unmentionable monster the Minotaur may be, whether he is as frightful as all that or perhaps charming?" - Albert Camus
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June 7, 2010: Locker Cleaning Day
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Mon. 6/7/10 12:41am
Anonymous in Essex Co.:
Awesome segue from groovy C&W to this gonging/Bruce Nauman-sounding thing. | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 12:51am
Taylor:
This is extremely embarrassing, but I lost a needle playing a record backwards once...my gradmother saved a radio aircheck cut directly to disc that started right at the edge of the platter, and to get that very first bit I figured I'd just play it backwards and sample it and reverse it...great idea, but when it ran out of groove, it jumped out, hit the disc mat, and SPROIK! End of an $80 needle. | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 12:56am
DJKG:
Taylor! Shhhh!! Don't tell anyone I was doing that!!! | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 1:10am
Kathy in Seattle:
I'm reading a book about the Okinawans--some of the longest-lived people from on the islands between Japan and Taiwan. Many of them live 90 to 100 years of age. | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 1:11am
coelacanth:
i'm cruising wikipedia...and wish i'd caught that Odetta cut. oh,well Thanx for playing it anyway. | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 1:17am
Steve:
Reading Lord Foul's Bane, which I shoulda done decades ago. Plus Richard Dawkins' The Devil's Chaplain, which contains his eulogy for Douglas Adams. | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 1:18am
slugluv1313:
i am reading "Redemption: The Myth of Pet Overpopulation and the No Kill Revolution in America" by Nathan Winograd -- i was lucky enough to hear him speak and do a presentation on this in Jersey City awhile back -- HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!! | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 1:19am
DJKG:
so i'm reading a few books now, which is unusual for me. i'm usually more monogamous in my reading. but one of them is "how to wreck a nice beach," an excellent history of the vocoder. highly recommended. | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 1:21am
slugluv1313:
Kathy in Seattle, what is the title of that book? it sounds (cue in Mr. Spock voice!) . . . FASCINATING!!! | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 1:29am
Taylor:
I'm reading "The Golden Bough" by Frazer. 752-page monster universal history of magical thinking. Up to pg. 478. | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 1:31am
Kathy in Seattle:
It is the Okinawan Program by Wilcox/Suzuki, a study by anthropologist to learn why they disease-free for so long, with no apparent cause of death when they do pass. Yes, it is fascinating! | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 1:42am
coelacanth:
ALL these sound good! and i'd have to live longer than that to read everything on my list...i read a book each about the Maya; Inca; and Aztec peoples...Not so long lived- but quite extraordinary .Now off to bed, where i'll continue to re-read "the way of zen"(Watts).Thank you Kurt . ...(sorry for cynicism,but now some"scientists" will determine that it's their plums, and the western world will wipe them out of their plums for a few years!) ........OKAY. off to become enlightened ! (haha) | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 1:53am
osvi:
Loving it. WFMU kicks all ass!! | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 2:17am
slugluv1313:
hi Kathy in Seattle! YES! i wondered why it sounded familiar -- i heard about "The Okinawan Program" some time ago -- but have yet to read it -- same goes for "The China Study" -- both examine diet and how it is possibly/probably linked to health, longevity, etc. (hey, i am vegan AND a sociology major -- so i like to read actual RESEARCH, ha ha) . . . and Taylor "The Golden Bough" TOTALLY RULES!!! enjoy! | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 2:32am
Kathy in Seattle:
@slugluv1313--I remember chatting with you about going vegan on the playlist before! Thanks for your help, it is a process. I've been blending raw spinach and kale into frozen blueberries and vanilla almond milk (heavan) with my cuisinart. Delicious! I'll have to look into the China study next! | |
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Mon. 6/7/10 4:04pm
slugluv1313:
hi again! Kathy in Seattle (i hope you get this message!) omh YES!!!!!! i remember too! thank *YOU*!!! yes it is a process but so worth it -- your description of raw spinach and kale and blueberries and almond milk is a totally PERECT and YUMMY example!!! WOW!!!!!!! i must try this!!! will "talk" with you later, hope you are having a splendid Monday! (btw, my "real" name is Kathy too!) | |
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