A new set begins: Faintly Blowing
A new set begins: Julie's New Show
A new set begins: Monkee Allusions
A new set begins: Fabio on Blodwyn Pig
A new set begins: Ursa Major
A new set begins: Fabio Baits with the Wishbone Ash
A new set begins: Foghat and Tony Orlando
Comment: My voice is audibly ragged and worsening with age.
A new set begins: Rod Discussed
A new set begins: REO members named
A new set begins: Starcastle Discussed
A new set begins: Kenny Rogers 'Lady' Discussed (Lionel Richie Song?)
A new set begins: Coward of the County
A new set begins: Leland Rogers Discussed
A new set begins: Weeded Out
A new set begins: Smooth Jazz will be cool someday.
A new set begins: Jaco
A new set begins: 'Ballpark' Franks
A new set begins: Legal Id
Comment: Scott from Brooklyn told me that he turns the show off whenever it is 'talk-based.' It stung me.
A new set begins: Back To Rod
A new set begins: Parachute Pants
A new set begins: Cage, Cale ... whatever.
A new set begins: 3rd Week Off Cigarettes
A new set begins: Stalking David Cassidy
A new set begins: Dunlop Gut
A new set begins: HAIR
A new set begins: James Last Discussed
A new set begins: Fabio's Relentless Brusqueness
A new set begins: Jason Robards Discussed
A new set begins: James Mason and Lennie Kravitz
A new set begins: Julie Knows Moby
A new set begins: Dennis From Winnipeg
A new set begins: Burton Cummings House
A new set begins: Jets!
A new set begins: Neal from Maplewood has met Jagger!
A new set begins: Farewells Before the Story
A new set begins: 22:46 -- PARASITE - A Story by Clay Pigeon
Comment: I initially didn't post this episode for a few different reasons. General lameness, dirtyness, etc. It's not the best thing I've ever written, that's for sure, but, here it is anyway. I hope you get something out of it. In re-listening, I think that omitting BEDBUGS from this tale was a glaring mistake, as prevalent as they are becoming in our newly filthy world. I really should stop writing these things the night before broadcast and airing them without revision. They would be much better. That takes discipline, though, which I find to be in short supply within me. There's a laziness that pervades my days. Televisions and snack items. Periodicals and lingering aspects of hippyhood that, given room to manifest, cripple in their way.I am writing this on October 8th, 2010. The new season is underway at WFMU. I have had lots of thoughts racing through my head of late -- lots of bees up there, stinging and winging and buzzing around. I'm sure you can tell by listening to this tortured story. We're all sorting it out as we go, I suppose, navigating our way through an ever more complex world. I'm 52 now. Lately, I've been feeling it. Feeling my age. Physically and mentally. One wonders if one has already done there best work. It's kind of daunting. What can one do do but soldier on? And as for the whining about no email, no one cares, blah, blah, blah. Don't take me too seriously. It's all in fun. That said, I would enjoy a word or two if you could focus for a moment at your keyboard. I enjoy knowing where you are writing from; what city. What nation? Nothing tickles me more than a missive from across the pond. This is not to say that an email from Jersey City doesn't rate as high. It does! It does! Especially when it's filled with bounteous compliments and pledges of ongoing devotion. I love you all, I do, and your continued allegiance matters to me, I can't hide it. Why should I? It's a two-way street. You tune in and I turn on -- getting out there on the streets, writing stories, going 'live' with Fabio and the quickly-rising Julie. Did I mention my wonderful wife? I should have. Without her, there certainly would be no Dusty Show. Her inspiration and continued support seemingly knows no bounds and I am deeply grateful. And to you, the listener, the glistener ... I owe a hearty thank you and an imaginary hand-shake. There you go. I've just done it. Your grip is firm and warm. Thank you for your support. I'll keep it short, no need for bloated wordiness. Until next time, take care my friends -- be well -- be happy -- ... be ... -- and ... always remember. Clayton P. PigeonManhattan - USA