WFMU: Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from September 23, 2021

Listener comments!
	🚂 ♥ 11:59am Handy Haversack: OK, I clearly have to send myself my Random Road spreadsheet if I'm giong to be listening at work. Greetings, David and all the Voyageurs! So glad there's a station in Manhattan, too, so I can hop on.
	🚂 ♥ 12:01pm Phillippe: Good afternoon! Brasil/Brazil is my pick. And hey Handy!
	🚂 ♥ 12:02pm Michael 98145: - present - sail on
	🚂 ♥ 12:02pm chris in the redwoods: hello, David and Handy and Phillippe and Michael and everyone else!
	🚂 ♥ 12:03pm YETI BOB: Hi Handy, David and Phillippe! Today I seem to have rolled "Serbia".
	♥ 12:03pm David Dichelle: Greetings Handy, Phillippe, Michael, Chris!
	♥ 12:03pm David Dichelle: And Yeti Bob!
	🚂 ♥ 12:03pm Michael 98145: looks like the moon is about to hatch
	🚂 ♥ 12:03pm TDK60: Hopping on the Leipzig Line just in time..
	🚂 ♥ 12:03pm βrian: Je suis à l'écoute.
	🚂 ♥ 12:03pm Phillippe: Hey chris, YB!
	♥ 12:03pm David Dichelle: And TDK, and ßrian!
	🚂 ♥ 12:04pm YETI BOB: Très bien!
	🚂 ♥ 12:04pm Phillippe: Is that the "moon" where the U.S> landed years ago? I love that particular conspiracy theory
	12:04pm Yvang on Android: Hi David ! Hi voyageurs !
	♥ 12:04pm David Dichelle: This is another kind of moon landing.
	♥ 12:05pm David Dichelle: Hey Yvang!
	🚂 ♥ 12:05pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Phillippe, Michael, Chris, YB, TDK60, βrian in beta, Yvang, and all yet to board!
	🚂 ♥ 12:05pm Michael 98145: and, from the photo, it is obvious the Earth is Flat
	🚂 ♥ 12:05pm Carmichael: Heya David. That swiss cheese sphere should be pretty stinky by now ... 🌜
	♥ 12:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bonjour mes Amis Cayyjzhohhn !
	🚂 ♥ 12:06pm YETI BOB: Ein Kaffee bitte!
	🚂 ♥ 12:06pm Carmichael: "What will we drink?"
	♥ 12:06pm David Dichelle: Bonjour Carmichael et RRN!
	🚂 ♥ 12:06pm chris in the redwoods: just secured tix to see Mdou Moctar outside, at a brewery, in a few weeks! stoked!
	♥ 12:06pm David Dichelle: Yeti Bob: Kommt sofort.
	♥ 12:07pm David Dichelle: Chris: Sounds great!
	🚂 ♥ 12:07pm YETI BOB: chris: very cool. he played at a guitar store near me and i missed it :(
	🚂 ♥ 12:08pm Handy Haversack: Wir trinken und trinken
	🚂 ♥ 12:08pm TDK60: I'm sticking with Suriname. Hi Handy.
	🚂 ♥ 12:09pm TDK60: Esperpunko?
	♥ 12:09pm David Dichelle: Jes ja!
	🚂 ♥ 12:10pm βrian: I want to hear the Rustavi Choir today.
	🚂 ♥ 12:10pm WR: I wonder how the folks in Darfur are doing these days...
	♥ 12:11pm David Dichelle: Good question, WR - not on the news radar at all.
	🚂 ♥ 12:11pm Carmichael: Lichtenstein.
	🚂 ♥ 12:12pm YETI BOB: "A comprehensive peace agreement was signed on 31 August 2020 in Juba, South Sudan, between the Sudanese authorities and rebel factions to end armed hostilities. However, further tribal clashes have continued during 2021."
	🚂 ♥ 12:12pm Michael 98145: @chris, that would be WOW
	🚂 ♥ 12:12pm Carmichael: Where at, Chris? Lagunitas?
	🚂 ♥ 12:13pm chris in the redwoods: Yes, Carm! in Petaluma at their amphitheater
	🚂 ♥ 12:14pm YETI BOB: Just learned that the ethnic group in Darfur are called the Furs, and they speak the Fur language, for which there is no written script (?!)
	🚂 ♥ 12:14pm chris in the redwoods: come on over. beer's on me!
	🚂 ♥ 12:14pm Carmichael: Whoa, killer!
	♥ 12:14pm ChukAmok: @chris saw Mdou Moctar on their first stop in Asheville, NC and they were fantastic. It was indoors, however, and way too crowded so I mostly listened from the venue's side-porch. Have a great time!
	🚂 ♥ 12:15pm βrian: @Handy: just checked, and the french, "trinquer" is based on "trinken." I always thought it was an onomatopoeia.
	🚂 ♥ 12:15pm chris in the redwoods: i was all butt hurt cuz i didn't get SF or Oak tix in time to see them, and then boom! new date outside with beer. life. is. good.
	🚂 ♥ 12:16pm YETI BOB: CENTRAL TIME, baby.
	🚂 ♥ 12:16pm Handy Haversack: We have had no countries that begin with F or K yet.
	🚂 ♥ 12:18pm chresti: Hi David and continentals!! Paraguay. PST here, dear.
	♥ 12:18pm David Dichelle: Hello Chresti and ChukAmok!
	🚂 ♥ 12:19pm YETI BOB: Handy: Also H, J, V, W, X and Y. But there are no W or X countries so those letters are excused.
	♥ 12:19pm ChukAmok: @Handy does that include Kingdoms?
	🚂 ♥ 12:19pm chris in the redwoods: hi, chresti! thanks, ChukAmok!
	🚂 ♥ 12:19pm βrian: My call remains საქართველო, naturally.
	🚂 ♥ 12:20pm YETI BOB: ChukAmok: we are using the ISO-3166 list en.wikipedia.org...
	🚂 ♥ 12:21pm βrian: What, no Xanadu?
	♥ 12:21pm ChukAmok: Ah, thanks Yeti Bob!
	🚂 ♥ 12:22pm TDK60: Forgot my ineligible rebel territory for the week. Let's see... Christiania Freetown.
	🚂 ♥ 12:22pm YETI BOB: We're using the "Country name" and not the "Official state name", so for example it's Belgium and not "The Kingdom of Belgium"
	🚂 ♥ 12:23pm Handy Haversack: I guess technically, we had Korea, Republic of.
	🚂 ♥ 12:23pm chresti: hi chris!
	🚂 ♥ 12:24pm YETI BOB: Wow, Brunei styles itself "The Nation of Brunei, the Abode of Peace"
	🚂 ♥ 12:25pm WR: The Stoneman's The Spanish Merchant's Daughter is on the Harry Smith anthology so very familiar with this roud.
	♥ 12:25pm David Dichelle: Yes, just using the short forms of the countries, more or less.
	🚂 ♥ 12:26pm βrian: I met someone from Albuquerque who lived in the Abode of Adobe.
	🚂 ♥ 12:26pm chresti: Same here, WR.
	🚂 ♥ 12:30pm Handy Haversack: Adobo from the Abode of Adobe sounds spicy. Where is Paul Robeson1920??!!! This was his moment! Also: I have re-created it as best I can. My guess: Ireland! This is for you, Carmichael!
	🚂 ♥ 12:30pm YETI BOB: Nein, Johannes! Nein!
	♥ 12:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...one way to observe Coltrane's B-Day.
	🚂 ♥ 12:33pm Phillippe: Minor flooding here in Annapolis. Water over the pier
	♥ 12:36pm ChukAmok: Sounds like you folks to the north are getting the storms that rolled through here this week. Hang on! It gets much nicer afterwards.
	🚂 ♥ 12:43pm βrian: This is Georgian hymn that really rocks my world: www.youtube.com...
	♥ 12:45pm David Dichelle: Thanks for the recommendation, ßrian!
	♥ 12:48pm coelacanth∅: greetings David, all
	🚂 ♥ 12:49pm Handy Haversack: Yo, RevRab, ChukAmok, coela!
	♥ 12:49pm David Dichelle: Salutations, Coel!
	🚂 ♥ 12:49pm chris in the redwoods: hey, coel!
	🚂 ♥ 12:51pm Handy Haversack: Trying new things here with the Tofurky sandwich: vegannaise! And shredded carrot!
	♥ 12:52pm David Dichelle: Handy: Sounds good to me!
	♥ 12:53pm ChukAmok: That's almost a Tofurky Banh Mi, Handy!
	🚂 ♥ 12:53pm Handy Haversack: We're through the looking-glass, people!
	♥ 12:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I love how as soon as you get out of the Western commercial circuit - the 1st thing one notes in the Musics of certain cultures is they are in no damn hurry when they find a groove...
	♥ 12:58pm coelacanth∅: hey Handy and chris(itw)!
	♥ 12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Recently blown thru a package of Tofurky sausages. Soy reportedly has some drawbacks, but enjoyed those.
	🚂 ♥ 1:00pm melinda: hi friends
	♥ 1:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...also the question of how Music & Landscape Environments effect each other. Desert Musics sound like Deserts...
	1:01pm Marie: Hey David, hey All! Onboard and digging it already. I am guessing France and Nambibia (love that word)
	♥ 1:01pm David Dichelle: Hello, Melinda!
	♥ 1:01pm David Dichelle: And hello Marie!
	♥ 1:02pm coelacanth∅: is that the moon in that park? i did think something felt different last night. ... it's smaller than i thought.
	🚂 ♥ 1:03pm dutchtheo: A hoi David, and subway sailors!
	♥ 1:03pm David Dichelle: Ahoy there, DutchTheo!
	🚂 ♥ 1:03pm Brian in UK: What-ho David & travellers.
	♥ 1:04pm David Dichelle: And good evening, Brian!
	🚂 ♥ 1:04pm Brian in UK: David, looks like the leaves have started falling in the moonscape.
	🚂 ♥ 1:05pm Handy Haversack: It's just far away, coela. That park is 250,000 miles across.
	♥ 1:06pm David Dichelle: Yes, it's all a matter of perspective, leaves and all.
	♥ 1:07pm coelacanth∅: thanks Handy. i didn't even think of that, duh.
	♥ 1:07pm ChukAmok: Aw, RIP Alèmayehu Eshété. Such a beautiful voice. All 30 of those Ethiopiques comps are solid gold.
	🚂 ♥ 1:07pm Phillippe: Just learned a few days ago that "Ahoj" (pronounced "Ahoy) is the typical informal greeting in Czech. Interesting trivia-wise, that's all I got today
	♥ 1:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ayalqem recalling 'YeahYeah' by Georgie Fame - & Mungo Jerry...
	♥ 1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah extraordinary.
	♥ 1:10pm David Dichelle: I knew that track sounded familiar.
	🚂 ♥ 1:10pm doctorjazz: Hi folks!
	♥ 1:11pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Dr. J.!
	🚂 ♥ 1:13pm βrian: Wow, I just went from green beans to brewed coffee in under 25 minutes.
	🚂 ♥ 1:13pm dutchtheo: In the Netherlands and Switzerland and parts of Germany, "Hoi" is an informal greeting. Love Alèmayèhu Eshèté!
	🚂 ♥ 1:15pm Stanley: Dug that Ethiopiques set immensely. Hi David and everybuddy. I'm in the restaurant car.
	🚂 ♥ 1:15pm Brian in UK: Rev Rabbit , I was getting Yeah, Yeah as well.
	🚂 ♥ 1:15pm Carmichael: Los Golden Stars means "The Golden Stars". trying to help ...
	🚂 ♥ 1:15pm TDK60: DutchT. There's also the Cockney-London "oi." And the Spanish "oye."
	🚂 ♥ 1:16pm Brian in UK: Hey Stanley, is the sun shining in your world?
	🚂 ♥ 1:18pm Michael 98145: The injera is fresh and perfectly-made
	🚂 ♥ 1:18pm βrian: Green coffee beans, I meant.
	🚂 ♥ 1:19pm βrian: You can always lure Meghan with Sancerre.
	🚂 ♥ 1:20pm Brian in UK: When is Singles Going Steady and is the October silent fundraiser still in October.
	♥ 1:23pm David Dichelle: Brian, yes there will be an October fundraiser. Not sure about the exact timing of the steady singles.
	♥ 1:23pm David Dichelle: Hoi, Stanley!
	🚂 ♥ 1:24pm Handy Haversack: Aye, Stanley.
	♥ 1:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: YehYehpedia : en.wikipedia.org...
	♥ 1:26pm Little Danny: hello David, hello pals
	♥ 1:26pm David Dichelle: Heya Danny!
	♥ 1:29pm ChukAmok: In Sweden a common greeting is "Hej!", often said twice "Hej hej!" Sounds exactly as one would expect: "Hey!". In some circles a common greeting is "Hallå eller" which sounds like "Holloa el-air" and literally translates to "Hello, or". I only heard it a handful of occasions when I lived in Gothenburg, but it blew my mind each time.
	🚂 ♥ 1:32pm Handy Haversack: Hello or else!
	♥ 1:33pm David Dichelle: Some Germans and many Swiss end a lot of their sentences with "oder?" meaning "or", as a kind of request for confirmation.
	🚂 ♥ 1:34pm Will in Norman: i remember my high school german teacher did that a lot (a non-native speaker or arab descent)
	♥ 1:35pm David Dichelle: Will, yes, I may do that on occasion as well - but not too often, I don't think.
	🚂 ♥ 1:36pm Michael 98145: I'm just happy our local Polish Home will again be serving Friday dinner and vodka
	🚂 ♥ 1:37pm βrian: We had a German landlord from the Old Country who commonly prefaced his remarks with "Jah over there…" (Or some such.) It was endearing but it also puzzled us.
	♥ 1:37pm David Dichelle: Can't quite figure that one out, ßrian. What was he referring to?
	🚂 ♥ 1:38pm Handy Haversack: The much more verbose NYC equivalent of that "oder?" is "you know what I'm sayin'?" I know some people who use it pretty much every sentence.
	♥ 1:38pm David Dichelle: a.k.a. "Noam Sane"
	🚂 ♥ 1:38pm Stanley: I heard many a 'ney' at the end of sentences when I visted Germany.
	🚂 ♥ 1:39pm chris in the redwoods: βrian, do you roast your own coffee beans?
	🚂 ♥ 1:40pm Stanley: Handy - or as is spoke over here 'do ya ken' or just 'ken'
	🚂 ♥ 1:40pm TDK60: Get your bets in. Random Road in 20 min...
	🚂 ♥ 1:41pm chresti: I could not understand a thing when I was in Germany.
	🚂 ♥ 1:41pm βrian: @chris: Yes, today it was Guatemalan Antigua.
	🚂 ♥ 1:41pm Will in Norman: speaking of romanian folk music, a few weeks ago i was listening to my shortwave radio as i do from time to time & heard romania's station (radio bucharest it may be called?) for the 1st time in a while. they mostly play romanian folk stuff like this & news updates in romanian
	🚂 ♥ 1:41pm TDK60: Really Stanley? If I asked the way to Stirling, they might say "That way, do ya ken."?
	🚂 ♥ 1:42pm Will in Norman: it was nice cause all i usually get around here is the usual american christian stations & maybe radio havana
	🚂 ♥ 1:42pm chresti: I heard that Brazil had a lower than usual coffee crop recently.
	🚂 ♥ 1:43pm chris in the redwoods: very cool, βrian. i recently got a Behmor roaster and haven't used it yet. need to do get roasting!
	🚂 ♥ 1:44pm βrian: We understood said landlord to mean something like, "Hey you," but politely. But we were never exactly sure. It seemed to be his default segue.
	🚂 ♥ 1:44pm Stanley: TDK - more something like 'TDK, tha wah tae Stirling is nae fah the faint-hearted. Do ya ken?' 'Aye ken that, Stanley'
	🚂 ♥ 1:46pm Hubig Pie: Oooh random road please lead us to The Lebanon, dammit
	🚂 ♥ 1:46pm Handy Haversack: Ha, yes, Noam Sane. "D'ye keek the tower?! Tha's Stirling! Ken?" Something like that maybe too? Hubig, you're a week late!
	🚂 ♥ 1:46pm βrian: @chris: I use a Milwaukee heat gun, a stainless steel bowl, and a stainless stirring spoon. It's pleasantly mindless: Just heat, stir, and watch.
	🚂 ♥ 1:47pm TDK60: Maybe I should cancel my idea of visiting the Celtic north. I'd be lost, ken?
	🚂 ♥ 1:47pm Hubig Pie: Oh snap, Cuba maybe?
	🚂 ♥ 1:47pm βrian: Better than a weak latte, for sure.
	🚂 ♥ 1:48pm chris in the redwoods: Tool Time approved method there, βrian. <grunts approvingly>
	🚂 ♥ 1:48pm Michael 98145: I've been enjoying Rwandan dark roasts these days.
	🚂 ♥ 1:48pm Will in Norman: @hubig lebanon was last week, you missed it
	🚂 ♥ 1:49pm Stanley: Handy. Could be but really it's just like your NYC "you know what I'm sayin'?"
	♥ 1:49pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Hubig - it's all in the archives, of course :)
	🚂 ♥ 1:50pm chris in the redwoods: i'm all about the light roasts for my pour overs. fond of African beans (Ethiopia, Burundi, Rwanda, esp.), for this purpose.
	🚂 ♥ 1:50pm Stanley: Haha TDK okay but before you get there you have to navigate Scouse, Mancunian and Geordie.
	🚂 ♥ 1:51pm βrian: I think I need to dark-roast another type of bean to blend. I like a dark base if not all dark-roast.
	🚂 ♥ 1:51pm TDK60: Stanley, ha! Yes, many realms to cross.
	🚂 ♥ 1:51pm Stanley: And my punt is 5 bucks for Mexico, on the nose.
	♥ 1:52pm coelacanth∅: where are we going today? argentina?
	🚂 ♥ 1:53pm Stanley: Nice Googoosh pick, David.
	🚂 ♥ 1:53pm βrian: Where I used to work, we did a blend of one-third French Roast, one-third Antiguan, and one-third …[something.]
	♥ 1:53pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Stanley!
	🚂 ♥ 1:54pm Handy Haversack: I barely drink coffee anymore. K8 gets frustrated with me because she'll make it when she gets up and give me a cup or a glass of yesterday's over ice, and half the time I forget to drink it. Now that I'm commuting again three times a week, I'm not even getting coffee on the way. I seem to have pared my liquids down further to just water and alcohol.
	🚂 ♥ 1:55pm Hubig Pie: I see that lovely chanteuse Sabah made the playlist. I'm sure it was a fine show
	🚂 ♥ 1:55pm Will in Norman: it was indeed
	🚂 ♥ 1:55pm Michael 98145: Hydration is quite important! Noam sane?
	♥ 1:55pm coelacanth∅: (i was going to guess western sahara. just want that out there so if it's that i don't have to say "i almost guessed that!" -which wont be believed)
	🚂 ♥ 1:55pm βrian: "Aqua Vitae," so to speak.
	♥ 1:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Frankly? The whole pandemic I've had no income - & quite little caffeine. & ...every day feels like the 1st day without caffeine - to one degree or another.
	🚂 ♥ 1:56pm dutchtheo: RR: India!
	🚂 ♥ 1:56pm chris in the redwoods: i shall guess Spain today.
	🚂 ♥ 1:57pm Handy Haversack: It was excellent, Hubig. Michael, one of my favorite things right now is a billboard I see on my walk over the bridge to the subway on commute mornings. It's for some new bottled water nonsense, energy water or vitamin water of some kind. But the tag line is pure gold: "INSTANT HYDRATION!" Imagine a world!
	🚂 ♥ 1:57pm TDK60: Coel, I think Western Sahara still seeks independence; may not be on the ISO list. [?]
	🚂 ♥ 1:58pm chresti: I've considered using a roaster, but decided against it because of the heat, also there's a coffee roaster about 4 blocks away from us.
	♥ 1:58pm coelacanth∅: i love coffee and for years have enjoyed it once every week or 2 -drinking only tea at home. but recently i've been having coffee 2-4 X/week and now i think it's destroying my formerly bulletproof digestive system.
	🚂 ♥ 1:58pm Handy Haversack: Western Sahara is on the list.
	🚂 ♥ 1:59pm βrian: Ah, the Orange Isle.
	🚂 ♥ 1:59pm Handy Haversack: Hey, same island! Munster songs for everyone!
	♥ 2:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...@ the same time - it's interesting to view my caffeine saturated self from here...
	🚂 ♥ 2:00pm βrian: @christi: 63 degrees with a soft breeze out on my stoop. A perfect day to roast.
	🚂 ♥ 2:01pm chresti: coel, having it with a milk helps cut the acid, for me.
	🚂 ♥ 2:01pm Will in Norman: are you gonna play any Gorky's Zygotic Mynci or Super Furry Animals?
	🚂 ♥ 2:01pm Stanley: Cymru am byth! Where's that Paulo? We need a Welshman.
	🚂 ♥ 2:01pm TDK60: Handy, oh it is. (Sahara). / All-UK show. Wales? And Ulster too?
	♥ 2:01pm coelacanth∅: TDK good point- i didn't think to check, though i know it's "in a situation". ...but Handy looked into it
	🚂 ♥ 2:01pm Handy Haversack: I came across the initialism BAME in an article on the socialist response to COVID in Scotland and was idly reflecting that it doesn't have quite the same valences as BIPOC, but what would the indigenous peoples even be in the UK? The Welsh and the Picts, I guess.
	🚂 ♥ 2:03pm Michael 98145: "Imagine a world where Instant Hydration is possible!"
	🚂 ♥ 2:03pm TDK60: Angles, Scots, Manx, anyone else?
	🚂 ♥ 2:03pm chresti: βrian, 80 here. 63 sounds perfect.
	🚂 ♥ 2:03pm Stanley: Cornish
	🚂 ♥ 2:03pm Will in Norman: yeah the celtic/pictish peoples are the indigenous peoples we can be sure about, but there was a preceltic/pre-indoeuropean population living in britain before that
	♥ 2:04pm David Dichelle: Manx gets its own show - just following the rules...
	🚂 ♥ 2:04pm Will in Norman: they likely mixed & assimilated with the celts & such when they arrived
	🚂 ♥ 2:04pm Michael 98145: Pictish Polkas!
	🚂 ♥ 2:04pm dutchtheo: Bremain!
	🚂 ♥ 2:04pm Handy Haversack: This is gonna be great! Angles and Scots are fairly late comers to the island as I understand it.
	🚂 ♥ 2:05pm TDK60: This C.L. is Cornish, Stanley? \| David, Oh, Isle of Man not really part of the UK? Special autonomous status?
	♥ 2:05pm coelacanth∅: chresti i have it with cream (i/2&1/2 usually) it's one of the few situations that i consume dairy product. to be honest i consider the possibility that it's the dairy that's bothering my system
	♥ 2:06pm David Dichelle: Yes, Man belongs to the crown but not the kingdom, or something along those lines.
	🚂 ♥ 2:06pm βrian: I quit the cream, though I will use it for a lighter roast.
	🚂 ♥ 2:06pm TDK60: Oh, got what you mean, Stanley.
	🚂 ♥ 2:06pm Will in Norman: @haversack that's correct, the anglo-saxons arrived around the 5th century AD iirc. After the romans
	🚂 ♥ 2:08pm Handy Haversack: Same time roughly the Scots came from Ireland to Scotland, right Will? I have been to Bronze and Iron Age settlements and relics in Scotland but don't know much about pre-Cymry/Pict peoples there. I will say: go to the Crannog Centre on Loch Tay if you ever have the chance!
	🚂 ♥ 2:09pm Michael 98145: Were Neanderthal genes imported to the Islands?
	🚂 ♥ 2:10pm Will in Norman: i'm not so sure when the scots arrived in britain, i suspect earlier, but there's less of a written record of it
	🚂 ♥ 2:11pm Will in Norman: @michael yes, i believe there were neanderthals in britain & ireland for a time
	🚂 ♥ 2:12pm Handy Haversack: It's clearly not nor meant to be historically accurate, but the Pendragon role-playing game posits a neat point in British history, where Angles ("Saxons") are becoming a more and more dominant peoples but Welsh ("Cymric") are still plentiful and Rome has left but "Roman" culture is still very much a thing. And before Christianity had totally taken over but with an already well established presence. Also, you know, the Questing Beast.
	🚂 ♥ 2:13pm Stanley: Bloody Romans, the Anglo-Saxons, then the bloody Vikings followed by the French.
	🚂 ♥ 2:14pm Will in Norman: yeah christianity was probably the most significant of rome's legacy in britian. early anglo-saxon artifacts like the franks casket show an interesting blend of pagan germanic mythology & christian influences
	🚂 ♥ 2:14pm Stanley: Will - there still are!
	🚂 ♥ 2:15pm TDK60: A historian pointed out (in response to the question of anti-black racism in Britain) an oblique historic irony. There were African Roman Legion soldiers living in Britain before the English existed.
	🚂 ♥ 2:15pm Stanley: (Neanderthals)
	🚂 ♥ 2:15pm Handy Haversack: And those were Vikingized French, too! The cheek of it! Stanley, have you ever been to the Kingdom of the Isles exhibit at Armadale on Sleat on Skye? I think it's in the MacDonald Centre.
	🚂 ♥ 2:17pm Stanley: Handy - I have na visited Skye for many a decade but have made a note.
	♥ 2:17pm PaulRobeson1920: Hi Hi Hi all! Nice show!!
	♥ 2:18pm David Dichelle: Thanks, PaulRobeson1920!
	🚂 ♥ 2:19pm dutchtheo: Stanley - bloody Billy of Orange...
	♥ 2:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Neanderthal genes got into our Species much earlier... & there were prehistoric people to the Isles. 'Scot' means literally 'Irish' if I have that right... Of course the British Empire put Loyalists into Northern Ireland specifically to be territorial - & get exactly the result we have to this day... Tend to think of the pre-Celtic people in the Isles as the Druids - so now I wonder how they relate to the Picts now I think of it... Preseumed to be the Old Ones & the FaeiryPeope to the Irish ...forget their word for them dammit... A great poem about the deep history of Britain is Robin Williamson's 'Five Denials on Merlin's Grave'.
	🚂 ♥ 2:19pm Webhamster Henry: HI David - getting to the unpronounceable parts of the British Isles.
	🚂 ♥ 2:19pm Stanley: Will - the English language is a repository of the invasions over the ages.
	♥ 2:19pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Henry!
	🚂 ♥ 2:19pm Handy Haversack: PR1920! Where were you, pal?! Check the last song in the Roud section of the playlist! Stanley, if you're making notes, also note: Dunvegan Loch. Boat ride out of Dunvegan Castle. Summer solstice. The seal colony pups at the solstice, and they are not afraid of people in boats. You can be 10' from a seal pup taking its first swim after being born ten minutes before. If there's a better way to spend £5 in the UK, I haven't found it.
	🚂 ♥ 2:20pm Webhamster Henry: I had my Honeymoon on Skye, 25 years ago I was there.
	🚂 ♥ 2:20pm Michael 98145: Good points, @RRN63
	🚂 ♥ 2:21pm Webhamster Henry: I actually set "The Wanderer", in Old English, to music back in college.
	🚂 ♥ 2:21pm Stanley: Yep dutchtheo. My partner teaches Jacobite history so Bloody Billy is well featured.
	🚂 ♥ 2:21pm Will in Norman: @stanley true, 1st an accounting of all the invasions that happened on british soil, followed by the many invasions carried out by the british across the world
	♥ 2:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Fir Bolg...
	♥ 2:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Tuatha Dé Danann : en.wikipedia.org...
	♥ 2:24pm David Dichelle: Henry, any recordings of that?
	🚂 ♥ 2:25pm Handy Haversack: Kilmartin in Argyll and Bute has the most concentrated area of artifacts and tombs from prehistory. en.wikipedia.org... Also, the food in the Kilmartin Hotel is seriously good. But many excavated tombs, standing stones, cysts, and cup and ring marks. Very cool place. Would like to go back and spend more time than we managed the first time.
	♥ 2:27pm PaulRobeson1920: @Handy I was doin alright & feelin groovy with the Flange and Frigate! & i’m Happy to be here, now! : )
	🚂 ♥ 2:27pm Stanley: When it comes to the Skye trip, Handy, I'd gladly follow your recommends.
	♥ 2:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my shorthand for Britain has been : Druidic - then the Celts - then Anglos & Saxons: various Germainc tribes from which we get England & probly even genetically their mostly Germans really... Then Romans (Italians) - which I think we see in some London gangsters if I can say that... & then the Normans, French who ruled for a few hundred years & why we Anglophones have 'banquets' & the rest... But one takeaway is that even the supposed raciall purity of White AngloSaxon Protestant - WASP - is a great load of counterfactual nonsense.
	2:29pm Funky16Corners: Hey David!
	🚂 ♥ 2:29pm Stanley: Bugger, PaulRobe. I missed the extra Flange and Frigate earlier today.
	♥ 2:29pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Larry!
	🚂 ♥ 2:30pm WR: My one trip to the British Museum I saw relics of the Picts and they had wax museum style recreated on individual for view. Damned well surprised to be looking at a younger me.
	🚂 ♥ 2:30pm Will in Norman: on the subject of old english poems set to music, there's a beautiful version of Deor's Lament, my favorite old english poem, on youtube www.youtube.com...
	♥ 2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I left out the Vikings. They say the current Irish are fully half Viking not just Celtic.
	🚂 ♥ 2:31pm TDK60: Revrab, Did the Romans precede the Anglo Saxons? [nay?]
	🚂 ♥ 2:32pm Will in Norman: yeah they did
	🚂 ♥ 2:33pm Bas NL: Hi David! The UK! How appropriate; currently listening from a UK hotel room. Working visit.
	🚂 ♥ 2:33pm Handy Haversack: For a totally gonzo take on that story, TDK60, see the TV show Britannia. Mackenize Crook gets to go totally nuts as the high druid. Donovan for the theme music. Eyeballs at Stonehenge. It has it all!
	♥ 2:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OK : en.wikipedia.org...
	♥ 2:34pm David Dichelle: Hey, Bas, I knew there was a reason the randomizer went there!
	🚂 ♥ 2:35pm Carmichael: Every country on earth ripped through the British Isles over the last few thousand years. No telling what my DNA would tell me ...
	♥ 2:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Said you can look @ the place names & see the division North / South between Viking & AngloSaxon...
	🚂 ♥ 2:36pm Stanley: Hi Bas. Milton Keynes? You lucky dog!
	🚂 ♥ 2:38pm Handy Haversack: True, Carm. It's no accident that Mr Prosser found his way to Arthur Dent's house's destruction as the direct lineal descendant of Temujin, Genghis Khan.
	🚂 ♥ 2:39pm Stanley: At school my German teacher was a Welshman called Taff. Such a lovely man and the reason I saw German through to the sixth form (18 yo)
	🚂 ♥ 2:39pm βrian: What a crazy border there between Ireland and the north.
	🚂 ♥ 2:41pm Handy Haversack: I'll send today's show to my friend Olivia, who's Welsh living in London.
	🚂 ♥ 2:41pm Will in Norman: it may surprise many to know that PM boris johnson is part turkish on his father's side
	🚂 ♥ 2:41pm Stanley: ...and an American citizen!
	♥ 2:43pm PaulRobeson1920: Baby, Baby
	🚂 ♥ 2:43pm Handy Haversack: Hey, side note: Has anyone seen fred lately?
	🚂 ♥ 2:43pm TDK60: Handy @ 2:33. Gracias.
	🚂 ♥ 2:43pm βrian: But his hair is stateless.
	♥ 2:43pm David Dichelle: Had to play this one on Continental Subway (show code: CW)
	🚂 ♥ 2:43pm Carmichael: @βrian, the border, which under the peace plan became a calmer and less policed place, is now under Brexit a hard border again. Welcome back, Troubles ...
	🚂 ♥ 2:43pm chresti: I use oat milk, coel, pretty gentle on the gut.
	🚂 ♥ 2:43pm dutchtheo: cwcw=cuckoo
	🚂 ♥ 2:44pm Michael 98145: @dutchtheo, would never have guess that
	🚂 ♥ 2:44pm Bas NL: @Stanley Yes! And beautiful weather too! Only got to visit Bletchley Park outside of long working hours.
	♥ 2:45pm David Dichelle: Indeed, that's what they were singing "cwcw" in the background.
	2:45pm Funky16Corners: Testify! Coming up at 3pm- https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/108110
	🚂 ♥ 2:46pm Stanley: Bas. Nice. Is Bletchley Park famous for Alan Turing, who broke the Enigma Code?
	🚂 ♥ 2:49pm Michael 98145: Ooh. Love this track.
	🚂 ♥ 2:49pm Bas NL: @Stanley Yes! And with another 8000 people working there in secret. Really impressive how they set up a museum. They have a great selection of working decoding machines and a great tour. Highly recommended to visit.
	🚂 ♥ 2:50pm Stanley: I would love to go, sometime.
	🚂 ♥ 2:51pm dutchtheo: David, diolch yn fawr iawn!
	🚂 ♥ 2:52pm Michael 98145: Whoa! Already?!? Thank you, again.
	🚂 ♥ 2:52pm Yvang (formerly on Android): Wow this was a great set!
	🚂 ♥ 2:52pm Handy Haversack: That's so cool, Bas. There was one decoding machine at the Museum of Math here in NYC, and we talked to a curator about it for quite a while. David, this was fantastic! Great move to go with Welsh music. Really a treat. Thanks so much. Keep faring forward, Voyageurs!
	🚂 ♥ 2:52pm chris in the redwoods: thanks, David! fun random road!
	🚂 ♥ 2:53pm chresti: Thanks David!
	🚂 ♥ 2:53pm Stanley: Haha David - brilliant and may I say, clever move choosing Wales to represent our 'United' Kingdom. Yet another show of the highest standard. Thank you very much.
	🚂 ♥ 2:53pm TDK60: Oh David, Cornwall is in the ISO code, or just on the Leipzig train? Either way, Danke mucho.
	♥ 2:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY As Ever DJ DD ~ ...Funny how conversation has such a distinct quality with particular commenters for each Program. A thing to appreciate...
	🚂 ♥ 2:54pm Webhamster Henry: @Will in Norman I'll check it out!
	🚂 ♥ 2:54pm Bas NL: I got a treat on the archive next week. Five day quarantine on returning back home..
	🚂 ♥ 2:54pm Stanley: Five day quarantine? Make the most of it, Bas.
	🚂 ♥ 2:55pm Michael 98145: @Bas, cuz of Brexit?
	🚂 ♥ 2:55pm Handy Haversack: Bring one-time pads, Bas!
	🚂 ♥ 2:55pm WR: @2:43 @Handy Haversack: Last remember seeing Fred in comments was Sunday.
	🚂 ♥ 2:55pm Bas NL: Thanks Stanley!
	🚂 ♥ 2:56pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, WR.
	🚂 ♥ 2:57pm Bas NL: International travel from amber country.. i've been tested three times already.
	♥ 2:57pm PaulRobeson1920: Thanks David! Many many thanks
	🚂 ♥ 2:58pm Bas NL: Thanks David!
	🚂 ♥ 2:58pm Stanley: Bon Courage everyone.
	🚂 ♥ 2:58pm Yvang: Thanks David !
	🚂 ♥ 2:58pm Phillippe: Thanks David!
	🚂 ♥ 2:58pm Webhamster Henry: "WFMU" probably means something in Welsh. Something rude.
	🚂 ♥ 2:59pm Stanley: Haha Henry
	♥ 2:59pm David Dichelle: Thanks, everyone!
	♥ 3:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Continental Subway	Intro
Quimorucru	Le train pour Paspébiac	En attendant	2006		0:00:13 (Pop‑up)
Les Trois Accords	Peu importe si tu passe la nuit (Whatever Gets You Thru The Night)	Instant Karma: The Amnesty International Campaign To Save Darfur (The Complete Recordings)	2007		0:03:05 (Pop‑up)
dArtagnan	Was wollen wir trinken	Verehrt und verdammt	2017		0:05:46 (Pop‑up)
La Porkoj	Kia nokto	Ŝako	1999		0:08:40 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Los Holy's	El Gran Chaparral / Show Me		1967		0:11:34 (Pop‑up)
Roud 146: No John, No / No, Sir, No
The Albion Band	No Sir No!	Fighting Room	2011		0:17:22 (Pop‑up)
The City Waites	Oh No John!	City Waites: The English Tradition - 400 Years of Music and Song	2000		0:19:59 (Pop‑up)
The Stoneman Family	The Spanish Merchant's Daughter		1930		0:22:05 (Pop‑up)
Jean Ritchie	No Sir	Precious Memories	1962		0:25:21 (Pop‑up)
Paul Robeson	Oh No, John	Paul Robeson	1956		0:27:26 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Los Orientales de Paramonga	La Carcocha		1970		0:29:42 (Pop‑up)
Maddy Prior	Autumn: Marigold / Harvest Home	Year	1993		0:32:57 (Pop‑up)
Muzsikás	Ősz Az Idő (The Time Is Autumn)	Ősz Az Idő	1989		0:37:00 (Pop‑up)
Thanh Lan	Hoài Thu (Autumn Memory)	Lần đầu tiên có một không hai (Nhã Ca 7)	1988		0:44:47 (Pop‑up)
Majida El Roumi	Khedni Habibi	Khedni Habibi	1977	ماجدة الرومي / خدني حبيبي	0:48:53 (Pop‑up)
Ronza	Ya Rih El Masa		1979	رونزا / يا ريح المسا	0:57:46 (Pop‑up)
Alèmayehu Eshété (June 1941 – 2 September 2021)
Alèmayehu Eshété	Addis Abèba Bété	Ethiopiques, Vol. 9: Alèmayèhu Eshèté 1969-1974	1971/2001		1:01:24 (Pop‑up)
Alèmayèhu Eshèté	Ayalqem Tèdènqo	Ethiopiques, Vol. 8: Swinging Addis 1969-1974	1971/2000		1:05:47 (Pop‑up)
Alèmayèhu Eshèté & Shèbèlé's Band	Tashamanalètch	Ethiopiques, Vol. 13: The Golden Seventies	1976/2003		1:10:04 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Los Golden Stars	Porque		1968		1:14:02 (Pop‑up)
Jean-Charles Guichen	Solo de l'ankou	Chadenn denel	2012		1:21:22 (Pop‑up)
Nolwenn Korbell	Blues ar Penn sardine	Noazh	2010		1:25:23 (Pop‑up)
Gipsy Burek Orkestar	Quand les saules pleureurs feront du raisin	Gipsy Burek Orkestar	2014		1:29:38 (Pop‑up)
Fanfare Ciocărlia feat. Florentina Sandu	Mukav Tu	Queens & Kings	2007		1:34:03 (Pop‑up)
Ana Dabija	Foaie verde fir si-o nalba	Asa-ti cant lume si eu	2015		1:36:05 (Pop‑up)
Ioana Radu	Mai vino seara pe la noi				1:39:48 (Pop‑up)
Neli	Do Parandeh			نلی / دو پرنده	1:42:35 (Pop‑up)
Ramesh	Chi Mishod			رامش / چی میشد	1:46:55 (Pop‑up)
Googoosh	Kieh Kieh			گوگوش / کیه کیه	1:50:49 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Stewy von Wattenwyl	Amsterdam After Dark	Wabash	2008		1:53:34 (Pop‑up)
Random Road 47: United Kingdom
Carreg Lafar	Profiad	Profiad (Experience)	2002		2:02:33 (Pop‑up)
Julie Murphy & Dylan Fowler	Y Ddau Farch	Ffawd	2001		2:07:38 (Pop‑up)
Gwyneth Glyn	Cân y siarc	Tonau	2007		2:11:56 (Pop‑up)
Meic Stevens	Menyw Yn Y Ffenestr	Gôg	1977		2:14:57 (Pop‑up)
Ac Eraill	Tua'r Gorllewin	Ac Eraill	1973		2:18:09 (Pop‑up)
Steve Eaves	Gorllewin Beal Feirste	Tir Neb	1990		2:22:02 (Pop‑up)
Y Tebot Piws	Mae Rhywun Wedi Dwyn Fy Nhrwyn	Mae Rhywun Wedi Dwyn Fy Nhrwyn	1971		2:25:48 (Pop‑up)
Candelas	Cyffur Newydd	Bodoli'n Ddistaw	2014		2:30:14 (Pop‑up)
Tom ap Dan	Carreg Coch a Gwyn	Titw Tomos Afiach	2014		2:33:49 (Pop‑up)
Y Reu	Mhen I'n Troi	Hadyn	2015		2:38:18 (Pop‑up)
Elis Derby	Cwcw		2020		2:41:47 (Pop‑up)
Lleuwen Steffan	War varc'h da'r mor	Tân	2011		2:44:44 (Pop‑up)
Gwenno	Tir ha mor	Le Kov	2018		2:47:40 (Pop‑up)
Music behind DJ: Duke Ellington	Take the "A" Train				2:51:36 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	🚂 ♥ 11:59am Handy Haversack: OK, I clearly have to send myself my Random Road spreadsheet if I'm giong to be listening at work. Greetings, David and all the Voyageurs! So glad there's a station in Manhattan, too, so I can hop on.
	🚂 ♥ 12:01pm Phillippe: Good afternoon! Brasil/Brazil is my pick. And hey Handy!
	🚂 ♥ 12:02pm Michael 98145: - present - sail on
	🚂 ♥ 12:02pm chris in the redwoods: hello, David and Handy and Phillippe and Michael and everyone else!
	🚂 ♥ 12:03pm YETI BOB: Hi Handy, David and Phillippe! Today I seem to have rolled "Serbia".
	♥ 12:03pm David Dichelle: Greetings Handy, Phillippe, Michael, Chris!
	♥ 12:03pm David Dichelle: And Yeti Bob!
	🚂 ♥ 12:03pm Michael 98145: looks like the moon is about to hatch
	🚂 ♥ 12:03pm TDK60: Hopping on the Leipzig Line just in time..
	🚂 ♥ 12:03pm βrian: Je suis à l'écoute.
	🚂 ♥ 12:03pm Phillippe: Hey chris, YB!
	♥ 12:03pm David Dichelle: And TDK, and ßrian!
	🚂 ♥ 12:04pm YETI BOB: Très bien!
	🚂 ♥ 12:04pm Phillippe: Is that the "moon" where the U.S> landed years ago? I love that particular conspiracy theory
	12:04pm Yvang on Android: Hi David ! Hi voyageurs !
	♥ 12:04pm David Dichelle: This is another kind of moon landing.
	♥ 12:05pm David Dichelle: Hey Yvang!
	🚂 ♥ 12:05pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Phillippe, Michael, Chris, YB, TDK60, βrian in beta, Yvang, and all yet to board!
	🚂 ♥ 12:05pm Michael 98145: and, from the photo, it is obvious the Earth is Flat
	🚂 ♥ 12:05pm Carmichael: Heya David. That swiss cheese sphere should be pretty stinky by now ... 🌜
	♥ 12:06pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Bonjour mes Amis Cayyjzhohhn !
	🚂 ♥ 12:06pm YETI BOB: Ein Kaffee bitte!
	🚂 ♥ 12:06pm Carmichael: "What will we drink?"
	♥ 12:06pm David Dichelle: Bonjour Carmichael et RRN!
	🚂 ♥ 12:06pm chris in the redwoods: just secured tix to see Mdou Moctar outside, at a brewery, in a few weeks! stoked!
	♥ 12:06pm David Dichelle: Yeti Bob: Kommt sofort.
	♥ 12:07pm David Dichelle: Chris: Sounds great!
	🚂 ♥ 12:07pm YETI BOB: chris: very cool. he played at a guitar store near me and i missed it :(
	🚂 ♥ 12:08pm Handy Haversack: Wir trinken und trinken
	🚂 ♥ 12:08pm TDK60: I'm sticking with Suriname. Hi Handy.
	🚂 ♥ 12:09pm TDK60: Esperpunko?
	♥ 12:09pm David Dichelle: Jes ja!
	🚂 ♥ 12:10pm βrian: I want to hear the Rustavi Choir today.
	🚂 ♥ 12:10pm WR: I wonder how the folks in Darfur are doing these days...
	♥ 12:11pm David Dichelle: Good question, WR - not on the news radar at all.
	🚂 ♥ 12:11pm Carmichael: Lichtenstein.
	🚂 ♥ 12:12pm YETI BOB: "A comprehensive peace agreement was signed on 31 August 2020 in Juba, South Sudan, between the Sudanese authorities and rebel factions to end armed hostilities. However, further tribal clashes have continued during 2021."
	🚂 ♥ 12:12pm Michael 98145: @chris, that would be WOW
	🚂 ♥ 12:12pm Carmichael: Where at, Chris? Lagunitas?
	🚂 ♥ 12:13pm chris in the redwoods: Yes, Carm! in Petaluma at their amphitheater
	🚂 ♥ 12:14pm YETI BOB: Just learned that the ethnic group in Darfur are called the Furs, and they speak the Fur language, for which there is no written script (?!)
	🚂 ♥ 12:14pm chris in the redwoods: come on over. beer's on me!
	🚂 ♥ 12:14pm Carmichael: Whoa, killer!
	♥ 12:14pm ChukAmok: @chris saw Mdou Moctar on their first stop in Asheville, NC and they were fantastic. It was indoors, however, and way too crowded so I mostly listened from the venue's side-porch. Have a great time!
	🚂 ♥ 12:15pm βrian: @Handy: just checked, and the french, "trinquer" is based on "trinken." I always thought it was an onomatopoeia.
	🚂 ♥ 12:15pm chris in the redwoods: i was all butt hurt cuz i didn't get SF or Oak tix in time to see them, and then boom! new date outside with beer. life. is. good.
	🚂 ♥ 12:16pm YETI BOB: CENTRAL TIME, baby.
	🚂 ♥ 12:16pm Handy Haversack: We have had no countries that begin with F or K yet.
	🚂 ♥ 12:18pm chresti: Hi David and continentals!! Paraguay. PST here, dear.
	♥ 12:18pm David Dichelle: Hello Chresti and ChukAmok!
	🚂 ♥ 12:19pm YETI BOB: Handy: Also H, J, V, W, X and Y. But there are no W or X countries so those letters are excused.
	♥ 12:19pm ChukAmok: @Handy does that include Kingdoms?
	🚂 ♥ 12:19pm chris in the redwoods: hi, chresti! thanks, ChukAmok!
	🚂 ♥ 12:19pm βrian: My call remains საქართველო, naturally.
	🚂 ♥ 12:20pm YETI BOB: ChukAmok: we are using the ISO-3166 list en.wikipedia.org...
	🚂 ♥ 12:21pm βrian: What, no Xanadu?
	♥ 12:21pm ChukAmok: Ah, thanks Yeti Bob!
	🚂 ♥ 12:22pm TDK60: Forgot my ineligible rebel territory for the week. Let's see... Christiania Freetown.
	🚂 ♥ 12:22pm YETI BOB: We're using the "Country name" and not the "Official state name", so for example it's Belgium and not "The Kingdom of Belgium"
	🚂 ♥ 12:23pm Handy Haversack: I guess technically, we had Korea, Republic of.
	🚂 ♥ 12:23pm chresti: hi chris!
	🚂 ♥ 12:24pm YETI BOB: Wow, Brunei styles itself "The Nation of Brunei, the Abode of Peace"
	🚂 ♥ 12:25pm WR: The Stoneman's The Spanish Merchant's Daughter is on the Harry Smith anthology so very familiar with this roud.
	♥ 12:25pm David Dichelle: Yes, just using the short forms of the countries, more or less.
	🚂 ♥ 12:26pm βrian: I met someone from Albuquerque who lived in the Abode of Adobe.
	🚂 ♥ 12:26pm chresti: Same here, WR.
	🚂 ♥ 12:30pm Handy Haversack: Adobo from the Abode of Adobe sounds spicy. Where is Paul Robeson1920??!!! This was his moment! Also: I have re-created it as best I can. My guess: Ireland! This is for you, Carmichael!
	🚂 ♥ 12:30pm YETI BOB: Nein, Johannes! Nein!
	♥ 12:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...one way to observe Coltrane's B-Day.
	🚂 ♥ 12:33pm Phillippe: Minor flooding here in Annapolis. Water over the pier
	♥ 12:36pm ChukAmok: Sounds like you folks to the north are getting the storms that rolled through here this week. Hang on! It gets much nicer afterwards.
	🚂 ♥ 12:43pm βrian: This is Georgian hymn that really rocks my world: www.youtube.com...
	♥ 12:45pm David Dichelle: Thanks for the recommendation, ßrian!
	♥ 12:48pm coelacanth∅: greetings David, all
	🚂 ♥ 12:49pm Handy Haversack: Yo, RevRab, ChukAmok, coela!
	♥ 12:49pm David Dichelle: Salutations, Coel!
	🚂 ♥ 12:49pm chris in the redwoods: hey, coel!
	🚂 ♥ 12:51pm Handy Haversack: Trying new things here with the Tofurky sandwich: vegannaise! And shredded carrot!
	♥ 12:52pm David Dichelle: Handy: Sounds good to me!
	♥ 12:53pm ChukAmok: That's almost a Tofurky Banh Mi, Handy!
	🚂 ♥ 12:53pm Handy Haversack: We're through the looking-glass, people!
	♥ 12:58pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: I love how as soon as you get out of the Western commercial circuit - the 1st thing one notes in the Musics of certain cultures is they are in no damn hurry when they find a groove...
	♥ 12:58pm coelacanth∅: hey Handy and chris(itw)!
	♥ 12:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Recently blown thru a package of Tofurky sausages. Soy reportedly has some drawbacks, but enjoyed those.
	🚂 ♥ 1:00pm melinda: hi friends
	♥ 1:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...also the question of how Music & Landscape Environments effect each other. Desert Musics sound like Deserts...
	1:01pm Marie: Hey David, hey All! Onboard and digging it already. I am guessing France and Nambibia (love that word)
	♥ 1:01pm David Dichelle: Hello, Melinda!
	♥ 1:01pm David Dichelle: And hello Marie!
	♥ 1:02pm coelacanth∅: is that the moon in that park? i did think something felt different last night. ... it's smaller than i thought.
	🚂 ♥ 1:03pm dutchtheo: A hoi David, and subway sailors!
	♥ 1:03pm David Dichelle: Ahoy there, DutchTheo!
	🚂 ♥ 1:03pm Brian in UK: What-ho David & travellers.
	♥ 1:04pm David Dichelle: And good evening, Brian!
	🚂 ♥ 1:04pm Brian in UK: David, looks like the leaves have started falling in the moonscape.
	🚂 ♥ 1:05pm Handy Haversack: It's just far away, coela. That park is 250,000 miles across.
	♥ 1:06pm David Dichelle: Yes, it's all a matter of perspective, leaves and all.
	♥ 1:07pm coelacanth∅: thanks Handy. i didn't even think of that, duh.
	♥ 1:07pm ChukAmok: Aw, RIP Alèmayehu Eshété. Such a beautiful voice. All 30 of those Ethiopiques comps are solid gold.
	🚂 ♥ 1:07pm Phillippe: Just learned a few days ago that "Ahoj" (pronounced "Ahoy) is the typical informal greeting in Czech. Interesting trivia-wise, that's all I got today
	♥ 1:07pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Ayalqem recalling 'YeahYeah' by Georgie Fame - & Mungo Jerry...
	♥ 1:08pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Yeah extraordinary.
	♥ 1:10pm David Dichelle: I knew that track sounded familiar.
	🚂 ♥ 1:10pm doctorjazz: Hi folks!
	♥ 1:11pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Dr. J.!
	🚂 ♥ 1:13pm βrian: Wow, I just went from green beans to brewed coffee in under 25 minutes.
	🚂 ♥ 1:13pm dutchtheo: In the Netherlands and Switzerland and parts of Germany, "Hoi" is an informal greeting. Love Alèmayèhu Eshèté!
	🚂 ♥ 1:15pm Stanley: Dug that Ethiopiques set immensely. Hi David and everybuddy. I'm in the restaurant car.
	🚂 ♥ 1:15pm Brian in UK: Rev Rabbit , I was getting Yeah, Yeah as well.
	🚂 ♥ 1:15pm Carmichael: Los Golden Stars means "The Golden Stars". trying to help ...
	🚂 ♥ 1:15pm TDK60: DutchT. There's also the Cockney-London "oi." And the Spanish "oye."
	🚂 ♥ 1:16pm Brian in UK: Hey Stanley, is the sun shining in your world?
	🚂 ♥ 1:18pm Michael 98145: The injera is fresh and perfectly-made
	🚂 ♥ 1:18pm βrian: Green coffee beans, I meant.
	🚂 ♥ 1:19pm βrian: You can always lure Meghan with Sancerre.
	🚂 ♥ 1:20pm Brian in UK: When is Singles Going Steady and is the October silent fundraiser still in October.
	♥ 1:23pm David Dichelle: Brian, yes there will be an October fundraiser. Not sure about the exact timing of the steady singles.
	♥ 1:23pm David Dichelle: Hoi, Stanley!
	🚂 ♥ 1:24pm Handy Haversack: Aye, Stanley.
	♥ 1:25pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: YehYehpedia : en.wikipedia.org...
	♥ 1:26pm Little Danny: hello David, hello pals
	♥ 1:26pm David Dichelle: Heya Danny!
	♥ 1:29pm ChukAmok: In Sweden a common greeting is "Hej!", often said twice "Hej hej!" Sounds exactly as one would expect: "Hey!". In some circles a common greeting is "Hallå eller" which sounds like "Holloa el-air" and literally translates to "Hello, or". I only heard it a handful of occasions when I lived in Gothenburg, but it blew my mind each time.
	🚂 ♥ 1:32pm Handy Haversack: Hello or else!
	♥ 1:33pm David Dichelle: Some Germans and many Swiss end a lot of their sentences with "oder?" meaning "or", as a kind of request for confirmation.
	🚂 ♥ 1:34pm Will in Norman: i remember my high school german teacher did that a lot (a non-native speaker or arab descent)
	♥ 1:35pm David Dichelle: Will, yes, I may do that on occasion as well - but not too often, I don't think.
	🚂 ♥ 1:36pm Michael 98145: I'm just happy our local Polish Home will again be serving Friday dinner and vodka
	🚂 ♥ 1:37pm βrian: We had a German landlord from the Old Country who commonly prefaced his remarks with "Jah over there…" (Or some such.) It was endearing but it also puzzled us.
	♥ 1:37pm David Dichelle: Can't quite figure that one out, ßrian. What was he referring to?
	🚂 ♥ 1:38pm Handy Haversack: The much more verbose NYC equivalent of that "oder?" is "you know what I'm sayin'?" I know some people who use it pretty much every sentence.
	♥ 1:38pm David Dichelle: a.k.a. "Noam Sane"
	🚂 ♥ 1:38pm Stanley: I heard many a 'ney' at the end of sentences when I visted Germany.
	🚂 ♥ 1:39pm chris in the redwoods: βrian, do you roast your own coffee beans?
	🚂 ♥ 1:40pm Stanley: Handy - or as is spoke over here 'do ya ken' or just 'ken'
	🚂 ♥ 1:40pm TDK60: Get your bets in. Random Road in 20 min...
	🚂 ♥ 1:41pm chresti: I could not understand a thing when I was in Germany.
	🚂 ♥ 1:41pm βrian: @chris: Yes, today it was Guatemalan Antigua.
	🚂 ♥ 1:41pm Will in Norman: speaking of romanian folk music, a few weeks ago i was listening to my shortwave radio as i do from time to time & heard romania's station (radio bucharest it may be called?) for the 1st time in a while. they mostly play romanian folk stuff like this & news updates in romanian
	🚂 ♥ 1:41pm TDK60: Really Stanley? If I asked the way to Stirling, they might say "That way, do ya ken."?
	🚂 ♥ 1:42pm Will in Norman: it was nice cause all i usually get around here is the usual american christian stations & maybe radio havana
	🚂 ♥ 1:42pm chresti: I heard that Brazil had a lower than usual coffee crop recently.
	🚂 ♥ 1:43pm chris in the redwoods: very cool, βrian. i recently got a Behmor roaster and haven't used it yet. need to do get roasting!
	🚂 ♥ 1:44pm βrian: We understood said landlord to mean something like, "Hey you," but politely. But we were never exactly sure. It seemed to be his default segue.
	🚂 ♥ 1:44pm Stanley: TDK - more something like 'TDK, tha wah tae Stirling is nae fah the faint-hearted. Do ya ken?' 'Aye ken that, Stanley'
	🚂 ♥ 1:46pm Hubig Pie: Oooh random road please lead us to The Lebanon, dammit
	🚂 ♥ 1:46pm Handy Haversack: Ha, yes, Noam Sane. "D'ye keek the tower?! Tha's Stirling! Ken?" Something like that maybe too? Hubig, you're a week late!
	🚂 ♥ 1:46pm βrian: @chris: I use a Milwaukee heat gun, a stainless steel bowl, and a stainless stirring spoon. It's pleasantly mindless: Just heat, stir, and watch.
	🚂 ♥ 1:47pm TDK60: Maybe I should cancel my idea of visiting the Celtic north. I'd be lost, ken?
	🚂 ♥ 1:47pm Hubig Pie: Oh snap, Cuba maybe?
	🚂 ♥ 1:47pm βrian: Better than a weak latte, for sure.
	🚂 ♥ 1:48pm chris in the redwoods: Tool Time approved method there, βrian. <grunts approvingly>
	🚂 ♥ 1:48pm Michael 98145: I've been enjoying Rwandan dark roasts these days.
	🚂 ♥ 1:48pm Will in Norman: @hubig lebanon was last week, you missed it
	🚂 ♥ 1:49pm Stanley: Handy. Could be but really it's just like your NYC "you know what I'm sayin'?"
	♥ 1:49pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Hubig - it's all in the archives, of course :)
	🚂 ♥ 1:50pm chris in the redwoods: i'm all about the light roasts for my pour overs. fond of African beans (Ethiopia, Burundi, Rwanda, esp.), for this purpose.
	🚂 ♥ 1:50pm Stanley: Haha TDK okay but before you get there you have to navigate Scouse, Mancunian and Geordie.
	🚂 ♥ 1:51pm βrian: I think I need to dark-roast another type of bean to blend. I like a dark base if not all dark-roast.
	🚂 ♥ 1:51pm TDK60: Stanley, ha! Yes, many realms to cross.
	🚂 ♥ 1:51pm Stanley: And my punt is 5 bucks for Mexico, on the nose.
	♥ 1:52pm coelacanth∅: where are we going today? argentina?
	🚂 ♥ 1:53pm Stanley: Nice Googoosh pick, David.
	🚂 ♥ 1:53pm βrian: Where I used to work, we did a blend of one-third French Roast, one-third Antiguan, and one-third …[something.]
	♥ 1:53pm David Dichelle: Thanks, Stanley!
	🚂 ♥ 1:54pm Handy Haversack: I barely drink coffee anymore. K8 gets frustrated with me because she'll make it when she gets up and give me a cup or a glass of yesterday's over ice, and half the time I forget to drink it. Now that I'm commuting again three times a week, I'm not even getting coffee on the way. I seem to have pared my liquids down further to just water and alcohol.
	🚂 ♥ 1:55pm Hubig Pie: I see that lovely chanteuse Sabah made the playlist. I'm sure it was a fine show
	🚂 ♥ 1:55pm Will in Norman: it was indeed
	🚂 ♥ 1:55pm Michael 98145: Hydration is quite important! Noam sane?
	♥ 1:55pm coelacanth∅: (i was going to guess western sahara. just want that out there so if it's that i don't have to say "i almost guessed that!" -which wont be believed)
	🚂 ♥ 1:55pm βrian: "Aqua Vitae," so to speak.
	♥ 1:56pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Frankly? The whole pandemic I've had no income - & quite little caffeine. & ...every day feels like the 1st day without caffeine - to one degree or another.
	🚂 ♥ 1:56pm dutchtheo: RR: India!
	🚂 ♥ 1:56pm chris in the redwoods: i shall guess Spain today.
	🚂 ♥ 1:57pm Handy Haversack: It was excellent, Hubig. Michael, one of my favorite things right now is a billboard I see on my walk over the bridge to the subway on commute mornings. It's for some new bottled water nonsense, energy water or vitamin water of some kind. But the tag line is pure gold: "INSTANT HYDRATION!" Imagine a world!
	🚂 ♥ 1:57pm TDK60: Coel, I think Western Sahara still seeks independence; may not be on the ISO list. [?]
	🚂 ♥ 1:58pm chresti: I've considered using a roaster, but decided against it because of the heat, also there's a coffee roaster about 4 blocks away from us.
	♥ 1:58pm coelacanth∅: i love coffee and for years have enjoyed it once every week or 2 -drinking only tea at home. but recently i've been having coffee 2-4 X/week and now i think it's destroying my formerly bulletproof digestive system.
	🚂 ♥ 1:58pm Handy Haversack: Western Sahara is on the list.
	🚂 ♥ 1:59pm βrian: Ah, the Orange Isle.
	🚂 ♥ 1:59pm Handy Haversack: Hey, same island! Munster songs for everyone!
	♥ 2:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...@ the same time - it's interesting to view my caffeine saturated self from here...
	🚂 ♥ 2:00pm βrian: @christi: 63 degrees with a soft breeze out on my stoop. A perfect day to roast.
	🚂 ♥ 2:01pm chresti: coel, having it with a milk helps cut the acid, for me.
	🚂 ♥ 2:01pm Will in Norman: are you gonna play any Gorky's Zygotic Mynci or Super Furry Animals?
	🚂 ♥ 2:01pm Stanley: Cymru am byth! Where's that Paulo? We need a Welshman.
	🚂 ♥ 2:01pm TDK60: Handy, oh it is. (Sahara). / All-UK show. Wales? And Ulster too?
	♥ 2:01pm coelacanth∅: TDK good point- i didn't think to check, though i know it's "in a situation". ...but Handy looked into it
	🚂 ♥ 2:01pm Handy Haversack: I came across the initialism BAME in an article on the socialist response to COVID in Scotland and was idly reflecting that it doesn't have quite the same valences as BIPOC, but what would the indigenous peoples even be in the UK? The Welsh and the Picts, I guess.
	🚂 ♥ 2:03pm Michael 98145: "Imagine a world where Instant Hydration is possible!"
	🚂 ♥ 2:03pm TDK60: Angles, Scots, Manx, anyone else?
	🚂 ♥ 2:03pm chresti: βrian, 80 here. 63 sounds perfect.
	🚂 ♥ 2:03pm Stanley: Cornish
	🚂 ♥ 2:03pm Will in Norman: yeah the celtic/pictish peoples are the indigenous peoples we can be sure about, but there was a preceltic/pre-indoeuropean population living in britain before that
	♥ 2:04pm David Dichelle: Manx gets its own show - just following the rules...
	🚂 ♥ 2:04pm Will in Norman: they likely mixed & assimilated with the celts & such when they arrived
	🚂 ♥ 2:04pm Michael 98145: Pictish Polkas!
	🚂 ♥ 2:04pm dutchtheo: Bremain!
	🚂 ♥ 2:04pm Handy Haversack: This is gonna be great! Angles and Scots are fairly late comers to the island as I understand it.
	🚂 ♥ 2:05pm TDK60: This C.L. is Cornish, Stanley? \| David, Oh, Isle of Man not really part of the UK? Special autonomous status?
	♥ 2:05pm coelacanth∅: chresti i have it with cream (i/2&1/2 usually) it's one of the few situations that i consume dairy product. to be honest i consider the possibility that it's the dairy that's bothering my system
	♥ 2:06pm David Dichelle: Yes, Man belongs to the crown but not the kingdom, or something along those lines.
	🚂 ♥ 2:06pm βrian: I quit the cream, though I will use it for a lighter roast.
	🚂 ♥ 2:06pm TDK60: Oh, got what you mean, Stanley.
	🚂 ♥ 2:06pm Will in Norman: @haversack that's correct, the anglo-saxons arrived around the 5th century AD iirc. After the romans
	🚂 ♥ 2:08pm Handy Haversack: Same time roughly the Scots came from Ireland to Scotland, right Will? I have been to Bronze and Iron Age settlements and relics in Scotland but don't know much about pre-Cymry/Pict peoples there. I will say: go to the Crannog Centre on Loch Tay if you ever have the chance!
	🚂 ♥ 2:09pm Michael 98145: Were Neanderthal genes imported to the Islands?
	🚂 ♥ 2:10pm Will in Norman: i'm not so sure when the scots arrived in britain, i suspect earlier, but there's less of a written record of it
	🚂 ♥ 2:11pm Will in Norman: @michael yes, i believe there were neanderthals in britain & ireland for a time
	🚂 ♥ 2:12pm Handy Haversack: It's clearly not nor meant to be historically accurate, but the Pendragon role-playing game posits a neat point in British history, where Angles ("Saxons") are becoming a more and more dominant peoples but Welsh ("Cymric") are still plentiful and Rome has left but "Roman" culture is still very much a thing. And before Christianity had totally taken over but with an already well established presence. Also, you know, the Questing Beast.
	🚂 ♥ 2:13pm Stanley: Bloody Romans, the Anglo-Saxons, then the bloody Vikings followed by the French.
	🚂 ♥ 2:14pm Will in Norman: yeah christianity was probably the most significant of rome's legacy in britian. early anglo-saxon artifacts like the franks casket show an interesting blend of pagan germanic mythology & christian influences
	🚂 ♥ 2:14pm Stanley: Will - there still are!
	🚂 ♥ 2:15pm TDK60: A historian pointed out (in response to the question of anti-black racism in Britain) an oblique historic irony. There were African Roman Legion soldiers living in Britain before the English existed.
	🚂 ♥ 2:15pm Stanley: (Neanderthals)
	🚂 ♥ 2:15pm Handy Haversack: And those were Vikingized French, too! The cheek of it! Stanley, have you ever been to the Kingdom of the Isles exhibit at Armadale on Sleat on Skye? I think it's in the MacDonald Centre.
	🚂 ♥ 2:17pm Stanley: Handy - I have na visited Skye for many a decade but have made a note.
	♥ 2:17pm PaulRobeson1920: Hi Hi Hi all! Nice show!!
	♥ 2:18pm David Dichelle: Thanks, PaulRobeson1920!
	🚂 ♥ 2:19pm dutchtheo: Stanley - bloody Billy of Orange...
	♥ 2:19pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Neanderthal genes got into our Species much earlier... & there were prehistoric people to the Isles. 'Scot' means literally 'Irish' if I have that right... Of course the British Empire put Loyalists into Northern Ireland specifically to be territorial - & get exactly the result we have to this day... Tend to think of the pre-Celtic people in the Isles as the Druids - so now I wonder how they relate to the Picts now I think of it... Preseumed to be the Old Ones & the FaeiryPeope to the Irish ...forget their word for them dammit... A great poem about the deep history of Britain is Robin Williamson's 'Five Denials on Merlin's Grave'.
	🚂 ♥ 2:19pm Webhamster Henry: HI David - getting to the unpronounceable parts of the British Isles.
	🚂 ♥ 2:19pm Stanley: Will - the English language is a repository of the invasions over the ages.
	♥ 2:19pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Henry!
	🚂 ♥ 2:19pm Handy Haversack: PR1920! Where were you, pal?! Check the last song in the Roud section of the playlist! Stanley, if you're making notes, also note: Dunvegan Loch. Boat ride out of Dunvegan Castle. Summer solstice. The seal colony pups at the solstice, and they are not afraid of people in boats. You can be 10' from a seal pup taking its first swim after being born ten minutes before. If there's a better way to spend £5 in the UK, I haven't found it.
	🚂 ♥ 2:20pm Webhamster Henry: I had my Honeymoon on Skye, 25 years ago I was there.
	🚂 ♥ 2:20pm Michael 98145: Good points, @RRN63
	🚂 ♥ 2:21pm Webhamster Henry: I actually set "The Wanderer", in Old English, to music back in college.
	🚂 ♥ 2:21pm Stanley: Yep dutchtheo. My partner teaches Jacobite history so Bloody Billy is well featured.
	🚂 ♥ 2:21pm Will in Norman: @stanley true, 1st an accounting of all the invasions that happened on british soil, followed by the many invasions carried out by the british across the world
	♥ 2:22pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...the Fir Bolg...
	♥ 2:24pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Tuatha Dé Danann : en.wikipedia.org...
	♥ 2:24pm David Dichelle: Henry, any recordings of that?
	🚂 ♥ 2:25pm Handy Haversack: Kilmartin in Argyll and Bute has the most concentrated area of artifacts and tombs from prehistory. en.wikipedia.org... Also, the food in the Kilmartin Hotel is seriously good. But many excavated tombs, standing stones, cysts, and cup and ring marks. Very cool place. Would like to go back and spend more time than we managed the first time.
	♥ 2:27pm PaulRobeson1920: @Handy I was doin alright & feelin groovy with the Flange and Frigate! & i’m Happy to be here, now! : )
	🚂 ♥ 2:27pm Stanley: When it comes to the Skye trip, Handy, I'd gladly follow your recommends.
	♥ 2:28pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...my shorthand for Britain has been : Druidic - then the Celts - then Anglos & Saxons: various Germainc tribes from which we get England & probly even genetically their mostly Germans really... Then Romans (Italians) - which I think we see in some London gangsters if I can say that... & then the Normans, French who ruled for a few hundred years & why we Anglophones have 'banquets' & the rest... But one takeaway is that even the supposed raciall purity of White AngloSaxon Protestant - WASP - is a great load of counterfactual nonsense.
	2:29pm Funky16Corners: Hey David!
	🚂 ♥ 2:29pm Stanley: Bugger, PaulRobe. I missed the extra Flange and Frigate earlier today.
	♥ 2:29pm David Dichelle: Hey there, Larry!
	🚂 ♥ 2:30pm WR: My one trip to the British Museum I saw relics of the Picts and they had wax museum style recreated on individual for view. Damned well surprised to be looking at a younger me.
	🚂 ♥ 2:30pm Will in Norman: on the subject of old english poems set to music, there's a beautiful version of Deor's Lament, my favorite old english poem, on youtube www.youtube.com...
	♥ 2:31pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...I left out the Vikings. They say the current Irish are fully half Viking not just Celtic.
	🚂 ♥ 2:31pm TDK60: Revrab, Did the Romans precede the Anglo Saxons? [nay?]
	🚂 ♥ 2:32pm Will in Norman: yeah they did
	🚂 ♥ 2:33pm Bas NL: Hi David! The UK! How appropriate; currently listening from a UK hotel room. Working visit.
	🚂 ♥ 2:33pm Handy Haversack: For a totally gonzo take on that story, TDK60, see the TV show Britannia. Mackenize Crook gets to go totally nuts as the high druid. Donovan for the theme music. Eyeballs at Stonehenge. It has it all!
	♥ 2:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: OK : en.wikipedia.org...
	♥ 2:34pm David Dichelle: Hey, Bas, I knew there was a reason the randomizer went there!
	🚂 ♥ 2:35pm Carmichael: Every country on earth ripped through the British Isles over the last few thousand years. No telling what my DNA would tell me ...
	♥ 2:36pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Said you can look @ the place names & see the division North / South between Viking & AngloSaxon...
	🚂 ♥ 2:36pm Stanley: Hi Bas. Milton Keynes? You lucky dog!
	🚂 ♥ 2:38pm Handy Haversack: True, Carm. It's no accident that Mr Prosser found his way to Arthur Dent's house's destruction as the direct lineal descendant of Temujin, Genghis Khan.
	🚂 ♥ 2:39pm Stanley: At school my German teacher was a Welshman called Taff. Such a lovely man and the reason I saw German through to the sixth form (18 yo)
	🚂 ♥ 2:39pm βrian: What a crazy border there between Ireland and the north.
	🚂 ♥ 2:41pm Handy Haversack: I'll send today's show to my friend Olivia, who's Welsh living in London.
	🚂 ♥ 2:41pm Will in Norman: it may surprise many to know that PM boris johnson is part turkish on his father's side
	🚂 ♥ 2:41pm Stanley: ...and an American citizen!
	♥ 2:43pm PaulRobeson1920: Baby, Baby
	🚂 ♥ 2:43pm Handy Haversack: Hey, side note: Has anyone seen fred lately?
	🚂 ♥ 2:43pm TDK60: Handy @ 2:33. Gracias.
	🚂 ♥ 2:43pm βrian: But his hair is stateless.
	♥ 2:43pm David Dichelle: Had to play this one on Continental Subway (show code: CW)
	🚂 ♥ 2:43pm Carmichael: @βrian, the border, which under the peace plan became a calmer and less policed place, is now under Brexit a hard border again. Welcome back, Troubles ...
	🚂 ♥ 2:43pm chresti: I use oat milk, coel, pretty gentle on the gut.
	🚂 ♥ 2:43pm dutchtheo: cwcw=cuckoo
	🚂 ♥ 2:44pm Michael 98145: @dutchtheo, would never have guess that
	🚂 ♥ 2:44pm Bas NL: @Stanley Yes! And beautiful weather too! Only got to visit Bletchley Park outside of long working hours.
	♥ 2:45pm David Dichelle: Indeed, that's what they were singing "cwcw" in the background.
	2:45pm Funky16Corners: Testify! Coming up at 3pm- https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/108110
	🚂 ♥ 2:46pm Stanley: Bas. Nice. Is Bletchley Park famous for Alan Turing, who broke the Enigma Code?
	🚂 ♥ 2:49pm Michael 98145: Ooh. Love this track.
	🚂 ♥ 2:49pm Bas NL: @Stanley Yes! And with another 8000 people working there in secret. Really impressive how they set up a museum. They have a great selection of working decoding machines and a great tour. Highly recommended to visit.
	🚂 ♥ 2:50pm Stanley: I would love to go, sometime.
	🚂 ♥ 2:51pm dutchtheo: David, diolch yn fawr iawn!
	🚂 ♥ 2:52pm Michael 98145: Whoa! Already?!? Thank you, again.
	🚂 ♥ 2:52pm Yvang (formerly on Android): Wow this was a great set!
	🚂 ♥ 2:52pm Handy Haversack: That's so cool, Bas. There was one decoding machine at the Museum of Math here in NYC, and we talked to a curator about it for quite a while. David, this was fantastic! Great move to go with Welsh music. Really a treat. Thanks so much. Keep faring forward, Voyageurs!
	🚂 ♥ 2:52pm chris in the redwoods: thanks, David! fun random road!
	🚂 ♥ 2:53pm chresti: Thanks David!
	🚂 ♥ 2:53pm Stanley: Haha David - brilliant and may I say, clever move choosing Wales to represent our 'United' Kingdom. Yet another show of the highest standard. Thank you very much.
	🚂 ♥ 2:53pm TDK60: Oh David, Cornwall is in the ISO code, or just on the Leipzig train? Either way, Danke mucho.
	♥ 2:53pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY As Ever DJ DD ~ ...Funny how conversation has such a distinct quality with particular commenters for each Program. A thing to appreciate...
	🚂 ♥ 2:54pm Webhamster Henry: @Will in Norman I'll check it out!
	🚂 ♥ 2:54pm Bas NL: I got a treat on the archive next week. Five day quarantine on returning back home..
	🚂 ♥ 2:54pm Stanley: Five day quarantine? Make the most of it, Bas.
	🚂 ♥ 2:55pm Michael 98145: @Bas, cuz of Brexit?
	🚂 ♥ 2:55pm Handy Haversack: Bring one-time pads, Bas!
	🚂 ♥ 2:55pm WR: @2:43 @Handy Haversack: Last remember seeing Fred in comments was Sunday.
	🚂 ♥ 2:55pm Bas NL: Thanks Stanley!
	🚂 ♥ 2:56pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, WR.
	🚂 ♥ 2:57pm Bas NL: International travel from amber country.. i've been tested three times already.
	♥ 2:57pm PaulRobeson1920: Thanks David! Many many thanks
	🚂 ♥ 2:58pm Bas NL: Thanks David!
	🚂 ♥ 2:58pm Stanley: Bon Courage everyone.
	🚂 ♥ 2:58pm Yvang: Thanks David !
	🚂 ♥ 2:58pm Phillippe: Thanks David!
	🚂 ♥ 2:58pm Webhamster Henry: "WFMU" probably means something in Welsh. Something rude.
	🚂 ♥ 2:59pm Stanley: Haha Henry
	♥ 2:59pm David Dichelle: Thanks, everyone!
	♥ 3:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks David!

Continental Subway with David Dichelle: Playlist from September 23, 2021

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