WFMU: 100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from October 28, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:00pm David (in London): Reporting for duty Mary Wing. All hail to thee.
	12:00pm Really Lisa: Hello Mary and 100% all.
	12:01pm βrian: Hola a todos.
	12:01pm KWilde: Heh!
	12:02pm Handy Haversack: Mary! David! Really Lisa! All the Wingnuts! Boy howdy am I glad to be here with you all.
	12:02pm KimSorise: Hey, Mary and all!
	12:03pm Really Lisa: Handy, saw your closing thanks to Ken. Hope you're ok. Stuff is tough. Wishing you well.
	12:05pm YETI BOB: Aha, this is why I never see you guys on the Duane Train!
	12:05pm Handy Haversack: Lisa -- thank you. I'm OK. Days are ... days sometimes. Just having an off one today. But the thought of being able to share it with all of you is an absolute panacea. I appreciate it so much.
	12:05pm YETI BOB: Choices, choices :)
	12:06pm Handy Haversack: It's YETI BOB -- run, everyone!
	12:07pm YETI BOB: Grrrrr! Grrrrrowwwwl!
	12:07pm Mary Wing: Hello David in London, Lisa, Brian, KWilde, Handy, Kim Sorise (!), and Yeti Bob! Happy drizzly Wednesday greetings to you all!
	12:07pm Stanley: (Peeps through curtains) Good, they're all chatting, I'll slip in unnoticed.
	12:08pm chresti in Griffith Park shitty Internet: Hi wingdingers!
	12:08pm Ike: [crashes through skylight window to take attention off of Stanley] HI!!!!!
	12:08pm Hubig Pie: If yooz havin' troubles makin' choices Ya gotta Wing it
	12:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: [sweeping up glass] Yo!
	12:09pm chresti in Griffith Park shitty Internet: Hi wingdingers!
	12:09pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Mary, and all
	12:09pm David (in London): Stanley. No running in the Quad! Yo Ike, Hubig.
	12:10pm Handy Haversack: chresti, you're coming in loud and clear! Hi!
	12:10pm David (in London): Aloha Sylvia.
	12:10pm Hubig Pie: Hola , David
	12:10pm Really Lisa: Understood, Handy. And agree. Panacea indeed. Many shows, dj's, and good people's kind words (such as yourself) have kept me going. (clumsy post.. need editor, know anyone?)
	12:11pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning-ish, Mary... and all Whatever-ers!
	12:11pm βrian: Since it's such a sunny day, the deities implore me to take a walk with my office mate. Back in a while.
	12:11pm chresti in Griffith Park shitty Internet: For instance, it took 6 minutes to post this comment!
	12:12pm Mary Wing: Good evening Stanley, good morning chresti, and good afternoon Ike! Time zones in effect!
	12:12pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Stanley put your hands in front of your eyes so we don't see you
	12:13pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Aloha to you too @David #CommentsBoardOffice
	12:14pm Mary Wing: Howdy Hubig, Ken, Sylvia, and S&M&S! I know we reached the station's goal, so I will feel a little silly asking for more pledges, but let's keep the momentum going! YAY for hitting the goal before the end of the month!
	12:14pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy. Fix my crappy day, Mary. Please.
	12:16pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Handy @Lisa I feel you. Some days are just about executive dysfunction, and mere sadness. We just have to let it be, and it'll pass, eventually.
	12:16pm Michael 98145: Hello all. @HH, gotta say those Kate punkins are brilliant!
	12:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Station Manager Ken just proved that singing DJ's theme songs can be an effective pledge-raising tool. Maybe that would help?
	12:17pm Stanley: Hi Mary it's only 4.15pm here. We put our clocks back on Sunday and my usual daily timings with EST are out of synch. It feels very uncomfortable.
	12:17pm wizard frog: I loved me some panflutes (if these are indeed panflutes / panpipes)
	12:17pm Handy Haversack: Comme on dit, Sylvia. En fait. Hey, Phillippe!
	12:17pm Mary Wing: Hiya Phillippe and Michael 98145! I will do my very bestest to de-crapify the day for everyone!
	12:18pm wizard frog: @Stanley in the UK the clocks go back a week earlier than in the US I think, so man, yea, weird, huh, life, what a trip.
	12:18pm Andrew_in_WI: @Mary Can you de-crapify 2020 too?
	12:19pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Mary has wings, not a magic wand
	12:19pm David (in London): I tried the bedpanpipes once. Messy business. Not doing that again.
	12:20pm Stanley: @wizard frog-man, true dat!
	12:20pm Mary Wing: Heh, I want a T-shirt that says "executive dysfunction starts here"--Sylvia, can you get on that design, pronto? ;-)
	12:20pm Handy Haversack: David, you have to know which end blows and which end sucks. I had a dream a few nights back where Kate and I were antiquing upstate with Angel Bat Dawid. I have no explanation.
	12:21pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Handy, sounds like you are having a rough day, I hope things pick up, my friend. If it's any consolation, I find your presence to be the better part of my day, without fail
	12:21pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Mary :D
	12:22pm Mary Wing: Hi wizard frog and Andrew! I thought they were pan flutes as well, but the bandcamp page is in Spanish so I can't say for sure.
	12:22pm Handy Haversack: Systems are coming back online, Phillippe -- thanks, friend.
	12:22pm Mary Wing: This is a clarinet, for sure.
	12:22pm Really Lisa: @Sylvia 12:16, I knew you would relate to that. Merci pour chaque fois que vous avez publié quelque chose de gentil. Hope you're well.
	12:23pm YETI BOB: some really good things happened in 2020 - on a personal, local level, not national politics. but if i try i can find reasons to appreciate it. had at least one amazing, life changing experience.
	12:24pm YETI BOB: not meaning to belittle what a horrible experience it's been for so many people. i hope that comment doesn't come off as insensitive.
	12:24pm Michael 98145: let's hope for some better news next week.
	12:25pm YETI BOB: sad for all the COVID victims and even more so for their families. but there were a few bright spots for me, amid the darkness
	12:26pm Michael 98145: did he just sing foie gras?
	12:27pm Stanley: It's exactly one year since I have seen my parents, who live in France. It makes me sad.
	12:27pm Mary Wing: Sounded like foie gras to me.
	12:27pm wizard frog: @YETI BOB: Ye - I heard at the beginning of this thing, someone said this thing has allowed for a period of pause and self-reflection unlike any other time in recent history so as a result, of course some benefits do come from that, albeit at the expense of a pandemic where so may lives are lost
	12:27pm David (in London): Hey Phillippe. No Yeti Bob, you're spot on. Highlights in 2020 have to be intimate, personal ones. But they are no less high for that.
	12:27pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Really Lisa :) Hanging in there, thank you. I haven't left this house since March, except for errands, some days are tough. Power to the introverts, though. But still, we need human contact. I'm really grateful for internet, and for people like you all, these chats have been a ray of light.
	12:29pm Handy Haversack: Bien dit, Sylvia.
	12:29pm YETI BOB: thanks wizardfrog. i'm just looking for the bright spots in the darkness, otherwise i can't survive. the darkness is pretty damn dark.
	12:30pm Hubig Pie: Well I gotta lot of work done on me casa cuz didn't go anywheres
	12:30pm YETI BOB: Thanks D(iL). The concern I feel from people here - people I've never met IRL - is incredibly touching.
	12:31pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Stanley that's hard, I hope you'll get to see them soon. My boyfriend (who's S&M&S, in case you didn't know) and I haven't seen each other since March.
	12:32pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mary & 100%ers
	12:33pm Mary Wing: I'm an introvert, and the lockdown nearly broke my brain, I swear.
	12:33pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey DiL! No worries, Yeti Bob. I find myself pausing and giving thanks for some good things that have happened for me this year. Lots of worry to accompany it, but, as DiL most eloquently said, our own highlights should not be diminished.
	12:33pm Mary Wing: Hi there coelacanth! How's your day going?
	12:34pm YETI BOB: @Mary: I felt a few times that I had reached my breaking point. But I'm not broken. So I think this means I'm far stronger than I realized.
	12:35pm Really Lisa: @Sylvia, <3 pareil ici. I saw my father through a window the day before he was hospitalized. Only leave to get groceries and go for runs in remote spots super early in the mornings. I am angry and raw and depressed most days, sprinkled with moments of laughing (see Ken's archives.. or so many comments boards). Feel rather mood-swingy most days. Grateful for people like you as well. More than I should say.. It'd seem pathetic (I don't want pity). Same, Mary! Introvert who thought I'd be fine when lockdown began. Wrong as wrong can be.
	12:35pm YETI BOB: (Well, maybe I'm a little bit broken. But I've been that way forever)
	12:35pm chresti in Griffith Park shitty Internet: Hi Handy! Listening, commenting is difficile!
	12:37pm David (in London): Hey Coela. I think everyone has a wobble from time to time. It's been such a dispiriting year that it would be weird if we didn't. But this place is one of fun and friendship, and it's certainly helped me immeasurably being here and getting to know you weirdos. And I say that as an emotionally reserved Brit not used to such things.
	12:38pm Handy Haversack: "Well, maybe I'm a little bit broken." -- all the FMUers.
	12:38pm Michael 98145: yup
	12:38pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Really Lisa @Mary I’ve been doing Yoga or Pilates daily, it’s helping a lot
	12:39pm Mary Wing: I mean, staying at home all the time sounded like the best thing ever to me, but not being able to go out, and especially working from home was super-difficult. I am so very grateful that I can go to my office a few times a week, even though it's practically empty.
	12:39pm Michael 98145: we walk a lot
	12:40pm Really Lisa: Allow me to cry for you, David (iL). It gives me an excuse!
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: hi David
	12:42pm WR: Hi folks. Quick look at the comments before meetings and work calls fill the day. Nice groove of music and empathy going on. Mary, I hope your hellraiser goal shortfall does not dampen your spirits. I already twice went over my budget to show support for great WFMU programs and then this morning realized did not include your program in the apportionment. Mea culpa.
	12:42pm David (in London): Lisa, I'd rather you gave me a smile...
	12:43pm βrian: It was beautiful out there. Not a cloud in the sky.
	12:44pm Mary Wing: Hi WR, no worries! We are all in the same soup pot here, I know I am not one of the big guns for fundraising so I'm overjoyed that we made it!
	12:44pm YETI BOB: @Mary: I hear that. I've been working from home for close to 10 years so that wasn't a huge adjustment for me. But I used to make up for the sitting-alone-at-home-all-day by going out to hear live music 3 or 4 nights a week - and jamming with friends, hanging out in coffee shops, going to the record store, etc. That's what made work-from-home tolerable for me.
	12:44pm Handy Haversack: Send it east, βrian!
	12:44pm Andrew_in_WI: This reminds me that I need to fix my Underwood 5.
	12:44pm Phillippe Bastille: This dreary weather on the east coast has been helping no one as well.
	12:45pm YETI BOB: @PB: We had 2 days of snow in Chicago! Sun is out today, it's all melted.
	12:45pm Mary Wing: I don't know what is going on, didn't I play this already?
	12:46pm Stanley: Thanks Sylvia but can see when that'll be. It's worrying as my father is in poor shape. Of course, I'm not alone with this problem. I echo the sentiments shared on the comments boards about the amazing community we have, here. I was so lucky to get out to Jersey City just before the crap hit. WFMU love.
	12:47pm Handy Haversack: Mary, this show is 100 percent appointment listening. I followed the cool kids (Phillippe!) here and never looked back! Stanley, I still can't believe we didn't actually meet up that last weekend before Time Came to an End.
	12:47pm βrian: Choking down a pandemic smoked-turkey sandwich with chipotle fresh goat cheese and mustard on Rustic French. Fresh apple cider to wash it down.
	12:47pm Michael 98145: bookends!
	12:48pm Mary Wing: You were lucky to get here and get back home, Stanley! Didn't they begin to stop flights around that time?
	12:49pm Phillippe Bastille: I must be the introvertest of all introverts. I really haven't felt like that part of my life is any different. Comes from working at home for 25 years for people who, for the most part, live in a different state. A couple years back I went the entire year with only 2 face to face meetings. My two best friends live more than 50 miles away, my sister lives in NC (I'm in MD), so I can handle the solitude.
	12:49pm Michael 98145: i just realized i'm getting hungry
	12:49pm KimSorise: The now antiquated sounds of The Boston Typewriter Orchestra. . . all love.
	12:49pm Sem: I feel the power, I can taste the jam. Hello, Mary of the dings and things, and the 100% whatever ensemble.
	12:49pm Really Lisa: Cheers, David :) Sylvia, I do need to get a yoga mat. Excuse for shopping in my near future, merci! Stanley, wishing things improve for your father. Sorry to see.
	12:50pm David (in London): Greetings to you, oh Sem on the Bay.
	12:50pm Stanley: You're right, Mary. Took the next availble flight as soon as it was announed the UK was off limits. And it's Sem my 2020 marathon buddy. Hi Sem
	12:51pm Mary Wing: Hiya Sem! Jam and jelly on the table!
	12:51pm David (in London): Phillippe, I wonder how you'll react then when I turned up on your doorstep at 2am sometime this decade and drag you out drinking!
	12:52pm KimSorise: Honestly, I have loved so much having extended time at home - saying this knowing life has been very hard for so many in Louisville. It's a bit crazier now being back working at school. We had our first Covid case this week - 1 person put close to 80 people in quarantine.
	12:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: The lockdown has allowed me to run WFMU 24/7, so there's that.
	12:54pm Stanley: Haha Ken - yeah, there's that.
	12:54pm Mary Wing: Ugh, that sucks, Kim! It only takes one sick person to send everyone home and worried.
	12:54pm KimSorise: Your skeleton @Ken is dancing perfectly to Sonido Gallo Negro
	12:54pm coelacanth∅: hey Sem Phillippe i'm with you on that. i can handle the solitude quite well. enjoy it. - but now i'm completely out of money.
	12:54pm βrian: My wife loved the lockdown at first, maybe because it was quiet and I cooked for her twice a day, instead of once. But dealing with a 6-yr old has taken a toll.
	12:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Huzzah for skeleton powers!
	12:55pm coelacanth∅: (enjoying solitude -despite having an active social life up until sometime in march)
	12:55pm Sem: Hello, brother in virus-evasion! Greets, coel, out there in the ether. Cloud berry jam, I am hoping, Mary.
	12:56pm βrian: @Mary: Or one seemingly healthy person who tests positive.
	12:56pm KimSorise: I have no kids - my 294 go home with others at the end of the day. I feel for those newly inundated parent/teachers.
	12:57pm Mary Wing: I haven't found the berry-producing clouds yet, Sem, so plain old grape will have to suffice.
	1:00pm Stanley: Hey Sem. Im currently looking out over the hills as darkness settles. I'm managing a 50/50 split with Edinburgh at the moment. It's helping.
	1:00pm Ike: Wow @Mary@12:39, I wish I could do that. They're now telling us they're not letting us back into the office building until at least July. Sheesh. I miss it, despite the long commute. Only WFMU and my cats make WFH tolerable, otherwise I'd go stark raving bonkers.
	1:00pm Sem: FYI, Ms. Wing: "The Elusive Cloudberry and Cloudberry Jam There it is. An aggregate fruit, raspberry-like (a fruit that develops from the merger of several ovaries that were separate in one single flower), They occur naturally throughout Northern regions, mainly in mountainous areas. Cloudberries grow wild across most of northern Canada, but are somewhat synonymous with Newfoundland." via wikithingy.
	1:01pm wizard frog: That last track was mighty rump shakin
	1:01pm Sem: That's great, Stanley. Bucolic is a great spirit booster, in my experience.
	1:03pm Mary Wing: I had to look up how to pronounce Rimbaud, becasue I knew it wasn't said how it is spelled, heh.
	1:06pm Mary Wing: Thanks Andrew, Phillippe, Sem, Sylvia, and Ken for your pledges!!
	1:07pm Sylvia (France-NYC): you're welcome Mary!
	1:08pm Handy Haversack: Which hills, Stanley? Pentlands?
	1:08pm Asheville Jon: Happy Birthday Jandek!!!!!!
	1:10pm Mary Wing: Hi Asheville Jon! You'd think a man in his 70s would finally learn how to play a damn guitar after decades of trying, heh.
	1:12pm David (in London): My friend Jon and I introduced ourselves to Jandek in the town square when we played at the Incubus festival, at which he was also playing. He looked right through us, then stuck out a hand and said 'I'm Sterling' in the deadest of deadpan voices. Jon ended up naming his son Sterling after him.
	1:14pm Mary Wing: Get out! Heh, at least the kid didn't end up with Jandek as a name.
	1:15pm Sem: Meaning to ask, David (IL): did you make that fox mask in your avatar?
	1:16pm Asheville Jon: I "discovered" Jandek while dj'ing at a college/community station in the late 1980's. Saw these records with really weird pics on the covers, played them, and, well, it's Jandek, what else needs to be said?
	1:16pm mariano: Hey, I remember this show. Greetings, Mary, Crew, wingers.
	1:17pm Mary Wing: Hello Mariano! I've been a-waitin' on you! (Okay, not really, but howdy anyway!)
	1:19pm David (in London): Sem, no indeed not. It would have been spectacularly more crap if I had made it myself. It took me ages to find. From a specialist place in Norwich, here in the UK. Mariano. It's yourself.
	1:21pm Hubig Pie: Our rescue cat came with the name Sterling. We changed it to Suds cuz he sleeps in da zink
	1:23pm Mary Wing: Does Suds have gray/silver fur?
	1:23pm mariano: Aw, thanks Mary! Many thanks to Handy for reminding me that FMU has several amazing parallel dimensions. Hey again David - now I know where some of y'all vanish to after Ken's show.
	1:24pm Dean: Shoot, I just bought the last Lazy Salon and now he has another one?!
	1:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: When I was age 3 or 4, we lived in a house with no bathtub, just a shower, so I got my baths in the kitchen sink.
	1:24pm Hubig Pie: Ja Mary. He sports that classic male tabby look
	1:25pm Mary Wing: Hi Dean! This Lazy Salon album is all old stuff, though.
	1:25pm David (in London): Mariano, I know, sometimes it's like being at an old skool house party (remember those?). You stumble into a room and find a load of people you know hanging out there.
	1:27pm Dean: Oh, I see. Still, gonna have to get in touch with him.
	1:27pm Listener Robert: Ken, then what's my excuse? We had a bathtub and a shower, but I was bathed in the kitchen sink at age 3.
	1:28pm βrian: It's not entrapment if I just tell folks that Mary's show is about to start, right?
	1:29pm Sylvia (France-NYC): oh, hello this song!! thank you Mary <3
	1:29pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Thank you! <3
	1:29pm Mary Wing: Heh, Brian. The first hit is free...
	1:30pm Hubig Pie: That Tenggar tune tickled my hippocampus
	1:30pm Mary Wing: I try to hear Sylvia's comments in this voice, hee hee.
	1:30pm Handy Haversack: Bipolar Explorer! Yay!
	1:31pm Listener Robert: Actually the excuse (other than Mother's not having to bend over) may have been to get a cute picture of me next to my baby sister in towels on the sink counter.
	1:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: @LR - I was going to mention the bending over part. Those were the days, eh?
	1:33pm David (in London): Hurray! Bipolar Explorer!
	1:33pm Mary Wing: I'd agree on the bending over factor, plus using less water in the sink.
	1:35pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Ha! Yes, Mary. Sylvia actually knows the station ID by heart and we recorded it once between takes. Just sayin'... <3
	1:37pm Bas NL: Hi Mary & peoples of 100%! Speaking of.. :)
	1:38pm Mary Wing: Hello Bas! Thanks for your pledge last week!
	1:38pm βrian: Window's open, ergo cat's happy.
	1:41pm Mary Wing: Oh jeez, on the edge of a Full Haversack...
	1:41pm Andrew_in_WI: Nice! I'm a big Pure X fan
	1:43pm mariano: David (@1:25) - Yes, perfect analogy.
	1:44pm Mary Wing: ...and I lost it this week. :-/
	1:45pm Bas NL: Madalitso Band!
	1:45pm βrian: The paisley curtains here help conceal wallflowers, as well.
	1:47pm Stanley: I'm back, desk tidied away, beer in hand. Love this Madalitso Band. Definately keeping the sweet sounds of Lilongwe going strong.
	1:51pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @βrian @1:28 I like it when people mentions that a show they like is about to start, we don't always remember or know the show even, so it's nice
	1:51pm βrian: Damn, Stanley. I feel guilty in not joining you in a beer.
	1:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Some monster GIFs from SMK's show this morning - www.mike-gabriel.com... Now to figure out a way to 3D print them for Halloween masks.
	1:53pm Really Lisa: Also, βrian @1:28, saves clicks when you provide the link. Carpal tunnel is real.
	1:55pm Stanley: @βrian - I wish you could. Not even six yet and it's pitch black here. Feels a lot later. mariano - good to see you around these parts
	1:56pm Stanley: Ken - you found them. Excellent.
	1:57pm David (in London): Stanley, the clock movement is rather disconcerting for a while after it happens, isn't it? I keep looking at the clock and wondering if it's bedtime yet, only to see that it's only 8.34pm.
	1:59pm Phillippe Bastille: Been head down in PowerPoints -- sorry I'm not keeping up. David, I will only be shocked if you knocked on my door wearing the fox mask. I would wonder why the neighborhood fox was on two legs and wearing the tape rat WFMU tee shirt.
	1:59pm spodiodi: aloha, Mary Wing and The 100%rs! better late than never 8^B
	1:59pm Phillippe Bastille: spooooodiiiiioooooodiiiiii!
	2:00pm spodiodi: just successfully moved my motorcycle to new place (with expired tags and a blown out fork seal :^B )
	2:00pm Mary Wing: Hello spodiodi! Let's do the Time Warp again!
	2:00pm mariano: Ooh, definitely some pre-storm tension in the air... the hurricane's first tendrils have started winding 'round the city. Time to go lash myself to the lightning rod on the roof and imprecate against the gods. Worked last time.
	2:00pm spodiodi: :D indeed, Mary. let's
	2:00pm Sem: Yo, spod'di.
	2:01pm David (in London): Yo Spod! Phillippe - Didn't you know it was me standing around in your garden at night making all that horribly screeching noise?!
	2:02pm spodiodi: yyyo Phillippe! Yo S'em! Yo David! brb
	2:02pm Phillippe Bastille: That was you?
	2:03pm mariano: Heya spodi, Phillippe!
	2:03pm βrian: Don't you love that summary feeling?
	2:03pm coelacanth∅: hey spodi, mariano...
	2:04pm Mary Wing: What are plants in the Bible, anyway? A burning bush?
	2:04pm spodiodi: mariano, glad you're still here! hola, coelacanth∅!
	2:04pm coelacanth∅: -the blown-out fork is concerning
	2:04pm spodiodi: forbidden fruit trees, Mary
	2:05pm βrian: Mariano, do you ever cross paths with Ignatius J. Reilly?
	2:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: @spodi - In college, I was riding a motorcycle across town for some friends and the front brake locked up at a stop sign. Dummies never warned me not to use the front brake. I wasn't moving fast, luckily, and only got some scrapes when I tipped over.
	2:06pm spodiodi: yeah, C∅ i need to fix it! still kept a good clip on the highway. i had to make it back here to catch some art, and i ran outta gas :-B but i made it!
	2:06pm coelacanth∅: myrrh? frankincense? aren't those in the bible, for some reason?
	2:07pm Hubig Pie: Ignatius in da house,.
	2:07pm Mary Wing: Are they plants, or spices?
	2:08pm Mary Wing: Granted, spices made from plants, but no longer actual plants.
	2:08pm Phillippe Bastille: @βrian mariano IS Iganatius P. Reilly. And hey mariano, I may be selling my old jon boat. Interested? And hey coel
	2:09pm spodiodi: Ken -- i know how that goes... i faceplanted on a friend's little bike on Van Ness twice! in the same night -- her BF did crappy repairs and put an undersized fender on the front wheel with 50% of the bolts required -- it acted like a front brake INSTA LOCK. bam! onto the pavement. twice. in traffic, at night. twice. (then i realized what happened ,and rode on the back of my GFs bike home... hurtin. but i made it! i have a few more bike stories :D
	2:09pm David (in London): Ah, Homestead Records, sigh.
	2:10pm spodiodi: ok now really brb. i need to move garbage cans for movers arrival
	2:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yep, with motorcycle mishaps, it's not a matter of if, but when.
	2:11pm Handy Haversack: Mariano, decrying those sulphurous and thought-executing fires, vaunt-couriers to oak-cleaving thunderbolts is always a good call. But mind your white head!
	2:12pm David (in London): Bums never really translated into British English.
	2:12pm mariano: Hey coela! How's tricks? Mary: Acacia is really important in the Bible as a symbol of immortality, since it flourishes in the desert. Cedar of Lebanon too. Interestingly, the Bible never says what kind of tree the forbidden fruit came from. It's traditionally an apple, it's said, because the Latin word for apple (malum) could also mean "evil" (only diff is that one of them has a long A).
	2:13pm Mary Wing: I thought bums were hobos in Britain?
	2:13pm Phillippe Bastille: @coel I think the frankincense in the bible is a typo. I think it's related to something about Saint Francis being pissed off about some ecclesiastical slight. I think it's supposed to be "Frank's incensed".
	2:13pm coelacanth∅: i met a guy last week who's probably about 70. he said he had his very first bike mishap recently, a very minor one, and took it as a sign to stop riding.
	2:14pm Bas NL: Quick bike ride home for me.. see if i can beat the daylight savings; if not, thanks for today Mary!
	2:14pm coelacanth∅: i like the british bums better than the american bums
	2:15pm Sem: bumwine.com
	2:15pm mariano: Handy: Blow winds, and crack your cheeks! Rage, blow! You cataracts and hurricanoes, spout Till you have drenched our steeples!
	2:15pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe haha
	2:15pm Mary Wing: Cheers, Bas!
	2:15pm Handy Haversack: David, you just need younger bums.
	2:17pm Phillippe Bastille: bas ride safely
	2:17pm Hubig Pie: Keep an eye out for those dumpster bums. they nothin' but trouble
	2:20pm Handy Haversack: Band name, track name, album name all absolutely pitch perfect on this one.
	2:20pm Mary Wing: What I wouldn't give for some viking hair...
	2:21pm David (in London): They'd traditionally have been tramps in the UK Mary. A bum is that thing you're sitting on...
	2:22pm Hubig Pie: Viking hair was big in the 80"s
	2:22pm Stanley: You can also bum something like a cigarette off someone.
	2:23pm Handy Haversack: The 980s, too, Hubig.
	2:23pm coelacanth∅: Sem, my father liked to tell of when his mother (a beautiful, respectful and respectable and generally cultured person. an antique dealer who was never to be seen looking or acting sloppy) discovered a new beverage at some point in her 70s. she said it was most lovely, now what was it called. oh yes, "night train express".
	2:24pm Hubig Pie: That's what I meant, Mr Haversack
	2:25pm βrian: That would only be because she hadn't tried MD 20/20.
	2:25pm Sem: heh heh heh, coel.
	2:26pm Handy Haversack: Well, this is awful, but I have to take off a bit early for a dr. appt. Thaks for a(nother!) fantastic show, Mary! I look forward to the liner notes. Be well, friends. Super glad to have had this chance to hang out with you all.
	2:26pm Sylvia (France-NYC): oh, I like this
	2:27pm mariano: You know whose hair I've always envied, Mary? People from the Andes. Beautiful, black, straight, lustrous long hair that's impervious to humidity. Unlike my Central-American Brillo pad - going bald was a merciful reprieve for me, lol. Bye Handy! Kudos for the 980s quip too ;)
	2:27pm Mary Wing: Toodles, Handy, see you next week!
	2:27pm Mary Wing: Check the video for this song, Sylvia!
	2:28pm coelacanth∅: Stanley @222 or a harry rag?!
	2:28pm spodiodi: aloha, Handy~
	2:28pm Sylvia (France-NYC): ok, Mary!!
	2:28pm coelacanth∅: βrian haha
	2:29pm Michael 98145: my robot sez this translates to A Big Blow
	2:29pm coelacanth∅: tchau Handy
	2:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good luck at the doctor's, Handy.
	2:30pm Handy Haversack: Ta, coela, everyone!
	2:31pm Sylvia (France-NYC): bye Handy!
	2:31pm Sylvia (France-NYC): I like this one, I can't resist a good beat
	2:32pm Stanley: Sem - my vote goes to Buckfast Tonic Wine as well as 17 percent alc by volume, each bottle contains 281mg of caffeine - the same amount as eight cans of Coke. It's still a popular pastime to get 'bucked up' in certain circles up here.
	2:33pm Stanley: See ya Handy. Take care.
	2:33pm Phillippe Bastille: Gotta check out again myself. Tata Mary and fellow introverts (how many INFJs does it take to make up a comments board?)
	2:34pm Sylvia (France-NYC): (which is kinda funny since our own songs are drum-less)
	2:34pm Michael 98145: introverts normally favor justice
	2:34pm coelacanth∅: mariano i was with someone (for not enough time) with that hair. i loved it -soft, thick, heavy, straight, black. it wouldn't look good sprouting from my head though.
	2:35pm Stanley: Deep thoughcus, Phillippe. Stay well
	2:35pm Sylvia (France-NYC): haha Philippe, a few and some INFP
	2:35pm Sem: Oh, my, Stanley. Awful stuff: I was given the lowdown by Chocolate Monk, on the boards during Fabio's show a few years back. Grisly effects on the populus, as I recall.
	2:36pm coelacanth∅: take care Phillippe
	2:37pm Andrew_in_WI: I need to get that Magik Markers album
	2:37pm Mary Wing: Bye Phillippe, thanks again for your pledge!
	2:37pm Sylvia (France-NYC): speaking of other shows, Jeff Conklin has a new show on another station, 1st show was this Sunday, it was quite good, you can listen here www.mixcloud.com...
	2:38pm Stanley: Ha, Sem. Mr Monk, I think, is noted for his selfless devotion to experimentation.
	2:38pm David (in London): Stanley / Sem - Forgive me if this has already been mentioned: www.bumwine.com
	2:39pm Stanley: David - we're a 3 litre bottle of White Ace ahead of you there.
	2:39pm Hubig Pie: Buckfast doesn't make the wino list cuz it's too spendy, sos I read somewheres
	2:40pm coelacanth∅: yeah that magik markers track is great - though i've always preferred the original magik markers (with Leah Quimby) but we'll see what this new album does to that preference
	2:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the Jeff Conklin info, Sylvia. I hope he returns to WFMU someday.
	2:41pm Stanley: Yes, thanks Sylvia. Ditto Ken's remark
	2:42pm Michael 98145: Whoa. Like this. Thanks for the links.
	2:42pm Mary Wing: Jeff's a cool guy; I am sure he will be back on the schedule next year.
	2:43pm David (in London): Stanley - Oh, the shame! I shall have to drown my sorrows in a bottle of Thunderbird.
	2:43pm Sylvia (France-NYC): yes, and sometimes it does us good to do something different for a while
	2:44pm Michael 98145: Oh, cripes. Royal Trux is still around?! Okay!
	2:44pm βrian: - "What's the price?" - "44 twice!"
	2:44pm mariano: David: Very interesting, Bum Wine. There's a place on Bourbon St called Huge Ass Beers, and I've always wondered if supposed to be Huge Ass Beers. In which case they could maybe partner with BW.
	2:47pm Stanley: David - in my misspent youth, one summer, we would pass the time between afternoon closing and evening opening hanging out in the overgrown gardens of Enid Blyton's house in Beaconsfield, drinking 'Gun Dog British Sherry'. Yup, it was as bad as it sounds.
	2:48pm Stanley: mariano - you make me laugh
	2:49pm Sylvia (France-NYC): loving this set, Mary
	2:50pm Really Lisa: Gotta get ready for a mtg. Thank you, Mary! Peace, all. A wine or a beer raised - or both - to better days.
	2:51pm Mary Wing: This song may change your mind, Sylvia. :-)
	2:51pm david w: Congrats, Mary, on a great month of superness!
	2:51pm Mary Wing: Bye Lisa, thanks for hanging with us today!
	2:51pm Mary Wing: Right back at you, David W.--Ridgewood Radio rules the stream!
	2:52pm spodiodi: thanks, Mary! take care all! movers are here---
	2:52pm Stanley: They're on the horizon, Lisa. See you later
	2:52pm mariano: Ah, well, always glad to be a giver of yuks, Stanley.
	2:53pm David (in London): Stanley, if only I'd have known, I could have popped over from Wycombe and joined you! Mariano - You can show it to me in person one day.
	2:53pm Mary Wing: Got to give props to man who includes the sound of a vibrator in his song, heh.
	2:55pm Stanley: David - you'd been welcome and regurgitation was always optional.
	2:55pm Sylvia (France-NYC): haha, Mary, on the contrary! I think sex toys have been selling like crazy under pandemic and lockdown, unsurprisingly
	2:55pm Michael 98145: WHee. Thanks again, Mary W. Take care, good people.
	2:56pm Mary Wing: Heh heh! I hadn't thought of that, Sylvia!
	2:56pm Stanley: You too, Michael
	2:56pm Bas NL: Hello & bye! ;)
	2:56pm Mary Wing: Stick around for DJ Black Helmet, his playlist is here: wfmu.org...
	2:57pm mariano: Look forward to it, David - all kinds of clever booze delivery systems and gimmicks to explore here. Thank you Mary Wing, this show has been right at my frequency. Thank Skeleton Crew, take care everyone.
	2:58pm Michael 98145: This always reminds me of the saffron world of Sheila B
	2:58pm David (in London): Thanks Mary Wing, another stonking show. See you later all you much-admired groovers.
	2:58pm Stanley: Great show and good company, as always. Thanks Mary and shlater all.
	2:59pm Hubig Pie: Bad news, show's over
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening!!
	2:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mary. Let's hope next Wednesday will be a big day for celebrations.
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Mary!
	3:00pm mariano: Michael: that's a gorgeous turn of phrase, the saffron world of Sheila B!
	3:00pm Michael 98145: What KfHP said

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October 28, 2020: To whom can they speak when the words total seven?


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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
Michael Veal & Aqua Ife	Rue Mami Wata	Volume Two	Nektonic	2018	MP3			0:00:00 (Pop‑up)
Phillip Johnston & The Coolerators	Trial By Error	Diggin' Bones	Asynchronous	2018	MP3			0:11:01 (Pop‑up)
Nicola Cruz	Arka	Siku	ZZK	2019	MP3	Featuring Esteban Valdivia.		0:15:13 (Pop‑up)
Angel Bat Dawid	Transition East	Transition East 7"	International Anthem Recording Co.	2020	MP3			0:19:19 (Pop‑up)
Thom Yorke	Traffic	Anima	XL Recordings	2019	MP3			0:22:42 (Pop‑up)
Mong Tong	Chakra	Mystery	Guruguru Brain	2020	MP3			0:28:00 (Pop‑up)
Mikado Koko	Lyric Of Dada Music	The Japanese Rimbaud	self-released	2020	MP3			0:32:54 (Pop‑up)
Proven Recording	Funk	Dubs Vol. 2	self-released	2020	MP3			0:37:12 (Pop‑up)
Mikado Koko	Lyric Of Dada Music	The Japanese Rimbaud	self-released	2020	MP3	Again? Sure, why not?		0:43:18 (Pop‑up)
The Boston Typewriter Orchestra	Power Space Jam	Workstation To Workstation	self-released	2020	MP3			0:47:36 (Pop‑up)
Sonido Gallo Negro	Cumbia Ishtar	Mambo Cósmico	Glitterbeat	2018	MP3			0:52:59 (Pop‑up)
Minyo Crusaders + Frente Cumbiero	Tora Joe	Minyo Cumbiero	Mais Um	2020	MP3			0:56:22 (Pop‑up)

Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							1:00:49 (Pop‑up)
Jandek	The Capsized Boat	St. Louis Friday	Corwood Industries	2015	MP3	Recorded at The Billiken Club in St. Louis, Missouri on March 21, 2014.		1:09:25 (Pop‑up)
Josephine Foster	How Come Honeycomb	No Harm Done	Fire	2020	MP3		*	1:14:50 (Pop‑up)
Lazy Salon	Doctor Travel	Twilight Properties	self-released	2020	MP3			1:20:29 (Pop‑up)
Tengger	Water	Nomad	Beyond Beyond Is Beyond	2020	MP3		*	1:24:04 (Pop‑up)
Bipolar Explorer	Words & Wonders	Deux Anges	Slugg	2020	MP3			1:28:55 (Pop‑up)
Neko Case	Dirty Diamond	Hell-On	Anti-	2018	MP3			1:30:54 (Pop‑up)
Mosses	Ahh Auspicious	T.V. Sun	Anyway	2020	MP3			1:34:33 (Pop‑up)
Pure X	Making History	Pure X	Fire Talk	2020	MP3			1:40:42 (Pop‑up)
Madalitso Band	Chinakulaka	Wasalala	Les Disques Bongo Joe	2019	MP3			1:43:58 (Pop‑up)
Moon Mullins	Chilli Night	Goes Swimming	Atlantic Rhythms	2020	MP3			1:49:07 (Pop‑up)
Plants Of The Bible	My Cellphone	Plants Of The Bible	Ticked Off Tapes / Feeding Tube	2019	MP3			1:52:08 (Pop‑up)
Robert Sotelo	Dear Resident	Dear Resident / Operate Now single	Permanent Slump	2020	MP3			1:59:02 (Pop‑up)

Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:02:33 (Pop‑up)
Big Dipper	Younger Bums	Supercluster: The Big Dipper Anthology	Merge	2008	MP3	This song originally released in 1987.	***	2:07:38 (Pop‑up)
Superchunk	Younger Bums	Indoor Living / Clambakes Vol. 8: We’d Like To Thank The Homecoming Committee – Live At Duke 1997	Merge	1997	MP3	A Big Dipper cover.	***	2:10:33 (Pop‑up)
Flying Nuns	Younger Bums	Everything Impossible These Days	Q Division	2002	MP3	A Big Dipper cover.	***	2:13:42 (Pop‑up)
Weak Signal	Don't Turn Around	Bianca	self-released	2020	MP3			2:16:30 (Pop‑up)
Dry Cleaning	Viking Hair	Boundary Road Snacks And Drinks EP	self-released	2019	MP3			2:18:58 (Pop‑up)
Don Howland	Sleep In Cars	Endgame	In The Red Recordings	2020	MP3			2:22:48 (Pop‑up)
Agust D	Daechwita 대취타	D-2	Big Hit Entertainment	2020	MP3			2:25:26 (Pop‑up)
Budokan Boys	Dee Wants Death	So Broken Up About You Dying	Ever/Never	2020	MP3		*	2:29:09 (Pop‑up)
Magik Markers	Machine	Isolated From Exterior Time: 2020	Drag City	2020	MP3			2:32:59 (Pop‑up)
Moonlight Benjamin	Salwe	Simido	Ma Case	2019	MP3			2:36:05 (Pop‑up)
Royal Trux	Purple Audacity #2	White Stuff	Fat Possum	2019	MP3			2:42:56 (Pop‑up)
Dame Area	No Sabes	La Soluzione É Una	Burka For Everybody	2020	MP3			2:46:02 (Pop‑up)
MB Jones	I'm Not Jealous	NOSCI NOFI	Feeding Tube	2020	MP3			2:50:16 (Pop‑up)
Habibi	Bad News	Anywhere But Here	Muddguts	2020	MP3			2:54:51 (Pop‑up)

Music behind DJ: Low	Hatchet (Optimimi Version) (Wing edit)							2:58:25 (Pop‑up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm David (in London): Reporting for duty Mary Wing. All hail to thee.
	12:00pm Really Lisa: Hello Mary and 100% all.
	12:01pm βrian: Hola a todos.
	12:01pm KWilde: Heh!
	12:02pm Handy Haversack: Mary! David! Really Lisa! All the Wingnuts! Boy howdy am I glad to be here with you all.
	12:02pm KimSorise: Hey, Mary and all!
	12:03pm Really Lisa: Handy, saw your closing thanks to Ken. Hope you're ok. Stuff is tough. Wishing you well.
	12:05pm YETI BOB: Aha, this is why I never see you guys on the Duane Train!
	12:05pm Handy Haversack: Lisa -- thank you. I'm OK. Days are ... days sometimes. Just having an off one today. But the thought of being able to share it with all of you is an absolute panacea. I appreciate it so much.
	12:05pm YETI BOB: Choices, choices :)
	12:06pm Handy Haversack: It's YETI BOB -- run, everyone!
	12:07pm YETI BOB: Grrrrr! Grrrrrowwwwl!
	12:07pm Mary Wing: Hello David in London, Lisa, Brian, KWilde, Handy, Kim Sorise (!), and Yeti Bob! Happy drizzly Wednesday greetings to you all!
	12:07pm Stanley: (Peeps through curtains) Good, they're all chatting, I'll slip in unnoticed.
	12:08pm chresti in Griffith Park shitty Internet: Hi wingdingers!
	12:08pm Ike: [crashes through skylight window to take attention off of Stanley] HI!!!!!
	12:08pm Hubig Pie: If yooz havin' troubles makin' choices Ya gotta Wing it
	12:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: [sweeping up glass] Yo!
	12:09pm chresti in Griffith Park shitty Internet: Hi wingdingers!
	12:09pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Hello Mary, and all
	12:09pm David (in London): Stanley. No running in the Quad! Yo Ike, Hubig.
	12:10pm Handy Haversack: chresti, you're coming in loud and clear! Hi!
	12:10pm David (in London): Aloha Sylvia.
	12:10pm Hubig Pie: Hola , David
	12:10pm Really Lisa: Understood, Handy. And agree. Panacea indeed. Many shows, dj's, and good people's kind words (such as yourself) have kept me going. (clumsy post.. need editor, know anyone?)
	12:11pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning-ish, Mary... and all Whatever-ers!
	12:11pm βrian: Since it's such a sunny day, the deities implore me to take a walk with my office mate. Back in a while.
	12:11pm chresti in Griffith Park shitty Internet: For instance, it took 6 minutes to post this comment!
	12:12pm Mary Wing: Good evening Stanley, good morning chresti, and good afternoon Ike! Time zones in effect!
	12:12pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Stanley put your hands in front of your eyes so we don't see you
	12:13pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Aloha to you too @David #CommentsBoardOffice
	12:14pm Mary Wing: Howdy Hubig, Ken, Sylvia, and S&M&S! I know we reached the station's goal, so I will feel a little silly asking for more pledges, but let's keep the momentum going! YAY for hitting the goal before the end of the month!
	12:14pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy. Fix my crappy day, Mary. Please.
	12:16pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Handy @Lisa I feel you. Some days are just about executive dysfunction, and mere sadness. We just have to let it be, and it'll pass, eventually.
	12:16pm Michael 98145: Hello all. @HH, gotta say those Kate punkins are brilliant!
	12:17pm Ken From Hyde Park: Station Manager Ken just proved that singing DJ's theme songs can be an effective pledge-raising tool. Maybe that would help?
	12:17pm Stanley: Hi Mary it's only 4.15pm here. We put our clocks back on Sunday and my usual daily timings with EST are out of synch. It feels very uncomfortable.
	12:17pm wizard frog: I loved me some panflutes (if these are indeed panflutes / panpipes)
	12:17pm Handy Haversack: Comme on dit, Sylvia. En fait. Hey, Phillippe!
	12:17pm Mary Wing: Hiya Phillippe and Michael 98145! I will do my very bestest to de-crapify the day for everyone!
	12:18pm wizard frog: @Stanley in the UK the clocks go back a week earlier than in the US I think, so man, yea, weird, huh, life, what a trip.
	12:18pm Andrew_in_WI: @Mary Can you de-crapify 2020 too?
	12:19pm Sylvia (France-NYC): Mary has wings, not a magic wand
	12:19pm David (in London): I tried the bedpanpipes once. Messy business. Not doing that again.
	12:20pm Stanley: @wizard frog-man, true dat!
	12:20pm Mary Wing: Heh, I want a T-shirt that says "executive dysfunction starts here"--Sylvia, can you get on that design, pronto? ;-)
	12:20pm Handy Haversack: David, you have to know which end blows and which end sucks. I had a dream a few nights back where Kate and I were antiquing upstate with Angel Bat Dawid. I have no explanation.
	12:21pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey Handy, sounds like you are having a rough day, I hope things pick up, my friend. If it's any consolation, I find your presence to be the better part of my day, without fail
	12:21pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Mary :D
	12:22pm Mary Wing: Hi wizard frog and Andrew! I thought they were pan flutes as well, but the bandcamp page is in Spanish so I can't say for sure.
	12:22pm Handy Haversack: Systems are coming back online, Phillippe -- thanks, friend.
	12:22pm Mary Wing: This is a clarinet, for sure.
	12:22pm Really Lisa: @Sylvia 12:16, I knew you would relate to that. Merci pour chaque fois que vous avez publié quelque chose de gentil. Hope you're well.
	12:23pm YETI BOB: some really good things happened in 2020 - on a personal, local level, not national politics. but if i try i can find reasons to appreciate it. had at least one amazing, life changing experience.
	12:24pm YETI BOB: not meaning to belittle what a horrible experience it's been for so many people. i hope that comment doesn't come off as insensitive.
	12:24pm Michael 98145: let's hope for some better news next week.
	12:25pm YETI BOB: sad for all the COVID victims and even more so for their families. but there were a few bright spots for me, amid the darkness
	12:26pm Michael 98145: did he just sing foie gras?
	12:27pm Stanley: It's exactly one year since I have seen my parents, who live in France. It makes me sad.
	12:27pm Mary Wing: Sounded like foie gras to me.
	12:27pm wizard frog: @YETI BOB: Ye - I heard at the beginning of this thing, someone said this thing has allowed for a period of pause and self-reflection unlike any other time in recent history so as a result, of course some benefits do come from that, albeit at the expense of a pandemic where so may lives are lost
	12:27pm David (in London): Hey Phillippe. No Yeti Bob, you're spot on. Highlights in 2020 have to be intimate, personal ones. But they are no less high for that.
	12:27pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Really Lisa :) Hanging in there, thank you. I haven't left this house since March, except for errands, some days are tough. Power to the introverts, though. But still, we need human contact. I'm really grateful for internet, and for people like you all, these chats have been a ray of light.
	12:29pm Handy Haversack: Bien dit, Sylvia.
	12:29pm YETI BOB: thanks wizardfrog. i'm just looking for the bright spots in the darkness, otherwise i can't survive. the darkness is pretty damn dark.
	12:30pm Hubig Pie: Well I gotta lot of work done on me casa cuz didn't go anywheres
	12:30pm YETI BOB: Thanks D(iL). The concern I feel from people here - people I've never met IRL - is incredibly touching.
	12:31pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Stanley that's hard, I hope you'll get to see them soon. My boyfriend (who's S&M&S, in case you didn't know) and I haven't seen each other since March.
	12:32pm coelacanth∅: greetings Mary & 100%ers
	12:33pm Mary Wing: I'm an introvert, and the lockdown nearly broke my brain, I swear.
	12:33pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey DiL! No worries, Yeti Bob. I find myself pausing and giving thanks for some good things that have happened for me this year. Lots of worry to accompany it, but, as DiL most eloquently said, our own highlights should not be diminished.
	12:33pm Mary Wing: Hi there coelacanth! How's your day going?
	12:34pm YETI BOB: @Mary: I felt a few times that I had reached my breaking point. But I'm not broken. So I think this means I'm far stronger than I realized.
	12:35pm Really Lisa: @Sylvia, <3 pareil ici. I saw my father through a window the day before he was hospitalized. Only leave to get groceries and go for runs in remote spots super early in the mornings. I am angry and raw and depressed most days, sprinkled with moments of laughing (see Ken's archives.. or so many comments boards). Feel rather mood-swingy most days. Grateful for people like you as well. More than I should say.. It'd seem pathetic (I don't want pity). Same, Mary! Introvert who thought I'd be fine when lockdown began. Wrong as wrong can be.
	12:35pm YETI BOB: (Well, maybe I'm a little bit broken. But I've been that way forever)
	12:35pm chresti in Griffith Park shitty Internet: Hi Handy! Listening, commenting is difficile!
	12:37pm David (in London): Hey Coela. I think everyone has a wobble from time to time. It's been such a dispiriting year that it would be weird if we didn't. But this place is one of fun and friendship, and it's certainly helped me immeasurably being here and getting to know you weirdos. And I say that as an emotionally reserved Brit not used to such things.
	12:38pm Handy Haversack: "Well, maybe I'm a little bit broken." -- all the FMUers.
	12:38pm Michael 98145: yup
	12:38pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @Really Lisa @Mary I’ve been doing Yoga or Pilates daily, it’s helping a lot
	12:39pm Mary Wing: I mean, staying at home all the time sounded like the best thing ever to me, but not being able to go out, and especially working from home was super-difficult. I am so very grateful that I can go to my office a few times a week, even though it's practically empty.
	12:39pm Michael 98145: we walk a lot
	12:40pm Really Lisa: Allow me to cry for you, David (iL). It gives me an excuse!
	12:40pm coelacanth∅: hi David
	12:42pm WR: Hi folks. Quick look at the comments before meetings and work calls fill the day. Nice groove of music and empathy going on. Mary, I hope your hellraiser goal shortfall does not dampen your spirits. I already twice went over my budget to show support for great WFMU programs and then this morning realized did not include your program in the apportionment. Mea culpa.
	12:42pm David (in London): Lisa, I'd rather you gave me a smile...
	12:43pm βrian: It was beautiful out there. Not a cloud in the sky.
	12:44pm Mary Wing: Hi WR, no worries! We are all in the same soup pot here, I know I am not one of the big guns for fundraising so I'm overjoyed that we made it!
	12:44pm YETI BOB: @Mary: I hear that. I've been working from home for close to 10 years so that wasn't a huge adjustment for me. But I used to make up for the sitting-alone-at-home-all-day by going out to hear live music 3 or 4 nights a week - and jamming with friends, hanging out in coffee shops, going to the record store, etc. That's what made work-from-home tolerable for me.
	12:44pm Handy Haversack: Send it east, βrian!
	12:44pm Andrew_in_WI: This reminds me that I need to fix my Underwood 5.
	12:44pm Phillippe Bastille: This dreary weather on the east coast has been helping no one as well.
	12:45pm YETI BOB: @PB: We had 2 days of snow in Chicago! Sun is out today, it's all melted.
	12:45pm Mary Wing: I don't know what is going on, didn't I play this already?
	12:46pm Stanley: Thanks Sylvia but can see when that'll be. It's worrying as my father is in poor shape. Of course, I'm not alone with this problem. I echo the sentiments shared on the comments boards about the amazing community we have, here. I was so lucky to get out to Jersey City just before the crap hit. WFMU love.
	12:47pm Handy Haversack: Mary, this show is 100 percent appointment listening. I followed the cool kids (Phillippe!) here and never looked back! Stanley, I still can't believe we didn't actually meet up that last weekend before Time Came to an End.
	12:47pm βrian: Choking down a pandemic smoked-turkey sandwich with chipotle fresh goat cheese and mustard on Rustic French. Fresh apple cider to wash it down.
	12:47pm Michael 98145: bookends!
	12:48pm Mary Wing: You were lucky to get here and get back home, Stanley! Didn't they begin to stop flights around that time?
	12:49pm Phillippe Bastille: I must be the introvertest of all introverts. I really haven't felt like that part of my life is any different. Comes from working at home for 25 years for people who, for the most part, live in a different state. A couple years back I went the entire year with only 2 face to face meetings. My two best friends live more than 50 miles away, my sister lives in NC (I'm in MD), so I can handle the solitude.
	12:49pm Michael 98145: i just realized i'm getting hungry
	12:49pm KimSorise: The now antiquated sounds of The Boston Typewriter Orchestra. . . all love.
	12:49pm Sem: I feel the power, I can taste the jam. Hello, Mary of the dings and things, and the 100% whatever ensemble.
	12:49pm Really Lisa: Cheers, David :) Sylvia, I do need to get a yoga mat. Excuse for shopping in my near future, merci! Stanley, wishing things improve for your father. Sorry to see.
	12:50pm David (in London): Greetings to you, oh Sem on the Bay.
	12:50pm Stanley: You're right, Mary. Took the next availble flight as soon as it was announed the UK was off limits. And it's Sem my 2020 marathon buddy. Hi Sem
	12:51pm Mary Wing: Hiya Sem! Jam and jelly on the table!
	12:51pm David (in London): Phillippe, I wonder how you'll react then when I turned up on your doorstep at 2am sometime this decade and drag you out drinking!
	12:52pm KimSorise: Honestly, I have loved so much having extended time at home - saying this knowing life has been very hard for so many in Louisville. It's a bit crazier now being back working at school. We had our first Covid case this week - 1 person put close to 80 people in quarantine.
	12:53pm Ken From Hyde Park: The lockdown has allowed me to run WFMU 24/7, so there's that.
	12:54pm Stanley: Haha Ken - yeah, there's that.
	12:54pm Mary Wing: Ugh, that sucks, Kim! It only takes one sick person to send everyone home and worried.
	12:54pm KimSorise: Your skeleton @Ken is dancing perfectly to Sonido Gallo Negro
	12:54pm coelacanth∅: hey Sem Phillippe i'm with you on that. i can handle the solitude quite well. enjoy it. - but now i'm completely out of money.
	12:54pm βrian: My wife loved the lockdown at first, maybe because it was quiet and I cooked for her twice a day, instead of once. But dealing with a 6-yr old has taken a toll.
	12:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Huzzah for skeleton powers!
	12:55pm coelacanth∅: (enjoying solitude -despite having an active social life up until sometime in march)
	12:55pm Sem: Hello, brother in virus-evasion! Greets, coel, out there in the ether. Cloud berry jam, I am hoping, Mary.
	12:56pm βrian: @Mary: Or one seemingly healthy person who tests positive.
	12:56pm KimSorise: I have no kids - my 294 go home with others at the end of the day. I feel for those newly inundated parent/teachers.
	12:57pm Mary Wing: I haven't found the berry-producing clouds yet, Sem, so plain old grape will have to suffice.
	1:00pm Stanley: Hey Sem. Im currently looking out over the hills as darkness settles. I'm managing a 50/50 split with Edinburgh at the moment. It's helping.
	1:00pm Ike: Wow @Mary@12:39, I wish I could do that. They're now telling us they're not letting us back into the office building until at least July. Sheesh. I miss it, despite the long commute. Only WFMU and my cats make WFH tolerable, otherwise I'd go stark raving bonkers.
	1:00pm Sem: FYI, Ms. Wing: "The Elusive Cloudberry and Cloudberry Jam There it is. An aggregate fruit, raspberry-like (a fruit that develops from the merger of several ovaries that were separate in one single flower), They occur naturally throughout Northern regions, mainly in mountainous areas. Cloudberries grow wild across most of northern Canada, but are somewhat synonymous with Newfoundland." via wikithingy.
	1:01pm wizard frog: That last track was mighty rump shakin
	1:01pm Sem: That's great, Stanley. Bucolic is a great spirit booster, in my experience.
	1:03pm Mary Wing: I had to look up how to pronounce Rimbaud, becasue I knew it wasn't said how it is spelled, heh.
	1:06pm Mary Wing: Thanks Andrew, Phillippe, Sem, Sylvia, and Ken for your pledges!!
	1:07pm Sylvia (France-NYC): you're welcome Mary!
	1:08pm Handy Haversack: Which hills, Stanley? Pentlands?
	1:08pm Asheville Jon: Happy Birthday Jandek!!!!!!
	1:10pm Mary Wing: Hi Asheville Jon! You'd think a man in his 70s would finally learn how to play a damn guitar after decades of trying, heh.
	1:12pm David (in London): My friend Jon and I introduced ourselves to Jandek in the town square when we played at the Incubus festival, at which he was also playing. He looked right through us, then stuck out a hand and said 'I'm Sterling' in the deadest of deadpan voices. Jon ended up naming his son Sterling after him.
	1:14pm Mary Wing: Get out! Heh, at least the kid didn't end up with Jandek as a name.
	1:15pm Sem: Meaning to ask, David (IL): did you make that fox mask in your avatar?
	1:16pm Asheville Jon: I "discovered" Jandek while dj'ing at a college/community station in the late 1980's. Saw these records with really weird pics on the covers, played them, and, well, it's Jandek, what else needs to be said?
	1:16pm mariano: Hey, I remember this show. Greetings, Mary, Crew, wingers.
	1:17pm Mary Wing: Hello Mariano! I've been a-waitin' on you! (Okay, not really, but howdy anyway!)
	1:19pm David (in London): Sem, no indeed not. It would have been spectacularly more crap if I had made it myself. It took me ages to find. From a specialist place in Norwich, here in the UK. Mariano. It's yourself.
	1:21pm Hubig Pie: Our rescue cat came with the name Sterling. We changed it to Suds cuz he sleeps in da zink
	1:23pm Mary Wing: Does Suds have gray/silver fur?
	1:23pm mariano: Aw, thanks Mary! Many thanks to Handy for reminding me that FMU has several amazing parallel dimensions. Hey again David - now I know where some of y'all vanish to after Ken's show.
	1:24pm Dean: Shoot, I just bought the last Lazy Salon and now he has another one?!
	1:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: When I was age 3 or 4, we lived in a house with no bathtub, just a shower, so I got my baths in the kitchen sink.
	1:24pm Hubig Pie: Ja Mary. He sports that classic male tabby look
	1:25pm Mary Wing: Hi Dean! This Lazy Salon album is all old stuff, though.
	1:25pm David (in London): Mariano, I know, sometimes it's like being at an old skool house party (remember those?). You stumble into a room and find a load of people you know hanging out there.
	1:27pm Dean: Oh, I see. Still, gonna have to get in touch with him.
	1:27pm Listener Robert: Ken, then what's my excuse? We had a bathtub and a shower, but I was bathed in the kitchen sink at age 3.
	1:28pm βrian: It's not entrapment if I just tell folks that Mary's show is about to start, right?
	1:29pm Sylvia (France-NYC): oh, hello this song!! thank you Mary <3
	1:29pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Thank you! <3
	1:29pm Mary Wing: Heh, Brian. The first hit is free...
	1:30pm Hubig Pie: That Tenggar tune tickled my hippocampus
	1:30pm Mary Wing: I try to hear Sylvia's comments in this voice, hee hee.
	1:30pm Handy Haversack: Bipolar Explorer! Yay!
	1:31pm Listener Robert: Actually the excuse (other than Mother's not having to bend over) may have been to get a cute picture of me next to my baby sister in towels on the sink counter.
	1:32pm Ken From Hyde Park: @LR - I was going to mention the bending over part. Those were the days, eh?
	1:33pm David (in London): Hurray! Bipolar Explorer!
	1:33pm Mary Wing: I'd agree on the bending over factor, plus using less water in the sink.
	1:35pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Ha! Yes, Mary. Sylvia actually knows the station ID by heart and we recorded it once between takes. Just sayin'... <3
	1:37pm Bas NL: Hi Mary & peoples of 100%! Speaking of.. :)
	1:38pm Mary Wing: Hello Bas! Thanks for your pledge last week!
	1:38pm βrian: Window's open, ergo cat's happy.
	1:41pm Mary Wing: Oh jeez, on the edge of a Full Haversack...
	1:41pm Andrew_in_WI: Nice! I'm a big Pure X fan
	1:43pm mariano: David (@1:25) - Yes, perfect analogy.
	1:44pm Mary Wing: ...and I lost it this week. :-/
	1:45pm Bas NL: Madalitso Band!
	1:45pm βrian: The paisley curtains here help conceal wallflowers, as well.
	1:47pm Stanley: I'm back, desk tidied away, beer in hand. Love this Madalitso Band. Definately keeping the sweet sounds of Lilongwe going strong.
	1:51pm Sylvia (France-NYC): @βrian @1:28 I like it when people mentions that a show they like is about to start, we don't always remember or know the show even, so it's nice
	1:51pm βrian: Damn, Stanley. I feel guilty in not joining you in a beer.
	1:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: Some monster GIFs from SMK's show this morning - www.mike-gabriel.com... Now to figure out a way to 3D print them for Halloween masks.
	1:53pm Really Lisa: Also, βrian @1:28, saves clicks when you provide the link. Carpal tunnel is real.
	1:55pm Stanley: @βrian - I wish you could. Not even six yet and it's pitch black here. Feels a lot later. mariano - good to see you around these parts
	1:56pm Stanley: Ken - you found them. Excellent.
	1:57pm David (in London): Stanley, the clock movement is rather disconcerting for a while after it happens, isn't it? I keep looking at the clock and wondering if it's bedtime yet, only to see that it's only 8.34pm.
	1:59pm Phillippe Bastille: Been head down in PowerPoints -- sorry I'm not keeping up. David, I will only be shocked if you knocked on my door wearing the fox mask. I would wonder why the neighborhood fox was on two legs and wearing the tape rat WFMU tee shirt.
	1:59pm spodiodi: aloha, Mary Wing and The 100%rs! better late than never 8^B
	1:59pm Phillippe Bastille: spooooodiiiiioooooodiiiiii!
	2:00pm spodiodi: just successfully moved my motorcycle to new place (with expired tags and a blown out fork seal :^B )
	2:00pm Mary Wing: Hello spodiodi! Let's do the Time Warp again!
	2:00pm mariano: Ooh, definitely some pre-storm tension in the air... the hurricane's first tendrils have started winding 'round the city. Time to go lash myself to the lightning rod on the roof and imprecate against the gods. Worked last time.
	2:00pm spodiodi: :D indeed, Mary. let's
	2:00pm Sem: Yo, spod'di.
	2:01pm David (in London): Yo Spod! Phillippe - Didn't you know it was me standing around in your garden at night making all that horribly screeching noise?!
	2:02pm spodiodi: yyyo Phillippe! Yo S'em! Yo David! brb
	2:02pm Phillippe Bastille: That was you?
	2:03pm mariano: Heya spodi, Phillippe!
	2:03pm βrian: Don't you love that summary feeling?
	2:03pm coelacanth∅: hey spodi, mariano...
	2:04pm Mary Wing: What are plants in the Bible, anyway? A burning bush?
	2:04pm spodiodi: mariano, glad you're still here! hola, coelacanth∅!
	2:04pm coelacanth∅: -the blown-out fork is concerning
	2:04pm spodiodi: forbidden fruit trees, Mary
	2:05pm βrian: Mariano, do you ever cross paths with Ignatius J. Reilly?
	2:06pm Ken From Hyde Park: @spodi - In college, I was riding a motorcycle across town for some friends and the front brake locked up at a stop sign. Dummies never warned me not to use the front brake. I wasn't moving fast, luckily, and only got some scrapes when I tipped over.
	2:06pm spodiodi: yeah, C∅ i need to fix it! still kept a good clip on the highway. i had to make it back here to catch some art, and i ran outta gas :-B but i made it!
	2:06pm coelacanth∅: myrrh? frankincense? aren't those in the bible, for some reason?
	2:07pm Hubig Pie: Ignatius in da house,.
	2:07pm Mary Wing: Are they plants, or spices?
	2:08pm Mary Wing: Granted, spices made from plants, but no longer actual plants.
	2:08pm Phillippe Bastille: @βrian mariano IS Iganatius P. Reilly. And hey mariano, I may be selling my old jon boat. Interested? And hey coel
	2:09pm spodiodi: Ken -- i know how that goes... i faceplanted on a friend's little bike on Van Ness twice! in the same night -- her BF did crappy repairs and put an undersized fender on the front wheel with 50% of the bolts required -- it acted like a front brake INSTA LOCK. bam! onto the pavement. twice. in traffic, at night. twice. (then i realized what happened ,and rode on the back of my GFs bike home... hurtin. but i made it! i have a few more bike stories :D
	2:09pm David (in London): Ah, Homestead Records, sigh.
	2:10pm spodiodi: ok now really brb. i need to move garbage cans for movers arrival
	2:10pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yep, with motorcycle mishaps, it's not a matter of if, but when.
	2:11pm Handy Haversack: Mariano, decrying those sulphurous and thought-executing fires, vaunt-couriers to oak-cleaving thunderbolts is always a good call. But mind your white head!
	2:12pm David (in London): Bums never really translated into British English.
	2:12pm mariano: Hey coela! How's tricks? Mary: Acacia is really important in the Bible as a symbol of immortality, since it flourishes in the desert. Cedar of Lebanon too. Interestingly, the Bible never says what kind of tree the forbidden fruit came from. It's traditionally an apple, it's said, because the Latin word for apple (malum) could also mean "evil" (only diff is that one of them has a long A).
	2:13pm Mary Wing: I thought bums were hobos in Britain?
	2:13pm Phillippe Bastille: @coel I think the frankincense in the bible is a typo. I think it's related to something about Saint Francis being pissed off about some ecclesiastical slight. I think it's supposed to be "Frank's incensed".
	2:13pm coelacanth∅: i met a guy last week who's probably about 70. he said he had his very first bike mishap recently, a very minor one, and took it as a sign to stop riding.
	2:14pm Bas NL: Quick bike ride home for me.. see if i can beat the daylight savings; if not, thanks for today Mary!
	2:14pm coelacanth∅: i like the british bums better than the american bums
	2:15pm Sem: bumwine.com
	2:15pm mariano: Handy: Blow winds, and crack your cheeks! Rage, blow! You cataracts and hurricanoes, spout Till you have drenched our steeples!
	2:15pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe haha
	2:15pm Mary Wing: Cheers, Bas!
	2:15pm Handy Haversack: David, you just need younger bums.
	2:17pm Phillippe Bastille: bas ride safely
	2:17pm Hubig Pie: Keep an eye out for those dumpster bums. they nothin' but trouble
	2:20pm Handy Haversack: Band name, track name, album name all absolutely pitch perfect on this one.
	2:20pm Mary Wing: What I wouldn't give for some viking hair...
	2:21pm David (in London): They'd traditionally have been tramps in the UK Mary. A bum is that thing you're sitting on...
	2:22pm Hubig Pie: Viking hair was big in the 80"s
	2:22pm Stanley: You can also bum something like a cigarette off someone.
	2:23pm Handy Haversack: The 980s, too, Hubig.
	2:23pm coelacanth∅: Sem, my father liked to tell of when his mother (a beautiful, respectful and respectable and generally cultured person. an antique dealer who was never to be seen looking or acting sloppy) discovered a new beverage at some point in her 70s. she said it was most lovely, now what was it called. oh yes, "night train express".
	2:24pm Hubig Pie: That's what I meant, Mr Haversack
	2:25pm βrian: That would only be because she hadn't tried MD 20/20.
	2:25pm Sem: heh heh heh, coel.
	2:26pm Handy Haversack: Well, this is awful, but I have to take off a bit early for a dr. appt. Thaks for a(nother!) fantastic show, Mary! I look forward to the liner notes. Be well, friends. Super glad to have had this chance to hang out with you all.
	2:26pm Sylvia (France-NYC): oh, I like this
	2:27pm mariano: You know whose hair I've always envied, Mary? People from the Andes. Beautiful, black, straight, lustrous long hair that's impervious to humidity. Unlike my Central-American Brillo pad - going bald was a merciful reprieve for me, lol. Bye Handy! Kudos for the 980s quip too ;)
	2:27pm Mary Wing: Toodles, Handy, see you next week!
	2:27pm Mary Wing: Check the video for this song, Sylvia!
	2:28pm coelacanth∅: Stanley @222 or a harry rag?!
	2:28pm spodiodi: aloha, Handy~
	2:28pm Sylvia (France-NYC): ok, Mary!!
	2:28pm coelacanth∅: βrian haha
	2:29pm Michael 98145: my robot sez this translates to A Big Blow
	2:29pm coelacanth∅: tchau Handy
	2:30pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good luck at the doctor's, Handy.
	2:30pm Handy Haversack: Ta, coela, everyone!
	2:31pm Sylvia (France-NYC): bye Handy!
	2:31pm Sylvia (France-NYC): I like this one, I can't resist a good beat
	2:32pm Stanley: Sem - my vote goes to Buckfast Tonic Wine as well as 17 percent alc by volume, each bottle contains 281mg of caffeine - the same amount as eight cans of Coke. It's still a popular pastime to get 'bucked up' in certain circles up here.
	2:33pm Stanley: See ya Handy. Take care.
	2:33pm Phillippe Bastille: Gotta check out again myself. Tata Mary and fellow introverts (how many INFJs does it take to make up a comments board?)
	2:34pm Sylvia (France-NYC): (which is kinda funny since our own songs are drum-less)
	2:34pm Michael 98145: introverts normally favor justice
	2:34pm coelacanth∅: mariano i was with someone (for not enough time) with that hair. i loved it -soft, thick, heavy, straight, black. it wouldn't look good sprouting from my head though.
	2:35pm Stanley: Deep thoughcus, Phillippe. Stay well
	2:35pm Sylvia (France-NYC): haha Philippe, a few and some INFP
	2:35pm Sem: Oh, my, Stanley. Awful stuff: I was given the lowdown by Chocolate Monk, on the boards during Fabio's show a few years back. Grisly effects on the populus, as I recall.
	2:36pm coelacanth∅: take care Phillippe
	2:37pm Andrew_in_WI: I need to get that Magik Markers album
	2:37pm Mary Wing: Bye Phillippe, thanks again for your pledge!
	2:37pm Sylvia (France-NYC): speaking of other shows, Jeff Conklin has a new show on another station, 1st show was this Sunday, it was quite good, you can listen here www.mixcloud.com...
	2:38pm Stanley: Ha, Sem. Mr Monk, I think, is noted for his selfless devotion to experimentation.
	2:38pm David (in London): Stanley / Sem - Forgive me if this has already been mentioned: www.bumwine.com
	2:39pm Stanley: David - we're a 3 litre bottle of White Ace ahead of you there.
	2:39pm Hubig Pie: Buckfast doesn't make the wino list cuz it's too spendy, sos I read somewheres
	2:40pm coelacanth∅: yeah that magik markers track is great - though i've always preferred the original magik markers (with Leah Quimby) but we'll see what this new album does to that preference
	2:40pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for the Jeff Conklin info, Sylvia. I hope he returns to WFMU someday.
	2:41pm Stanley: Yes, thanks Sylvia. Ditto Ken's remark
	2:42pm Michael 98145: Whoa. Like this. Thanks for the links.
	2:42pm Mary Wing: Jeff's a cool guy; I am sure he will be back on the schedule next year.
	2:43pm David (in London): Stanley - Oh, the shame! I shall have to drown my sorrows in a bottle of Thunderbird.
	2:43pm Sylvia (France-NYC): yes, and sometimes it does us good to do something different for a while
	2:44pm Michael 98145: Oh, cripes. Royal Trux is still around?! Okay!
	2:44pm βrian: - "What's the price?" - "44 twice!"
	2:44pm mariano: David: Very interesting, Bum Wine. There's a place on Bourbon St called Huge Ass Beers, and I've always wondered if supposed to be Huge Ass Beers. In which case they could maybe partner with BW.
	2:47pm Stanley: David - in my misspent youth, one summer, we would pass the time between afternoon closing and evening opening hanging out in the overgrown gardens of Enid Blyton's house in Beaconsfield, drinking 'Gun Dog British Sherry'. Yup, it was as bad as it sounds.
	2:48pm Stanley: mariano - you make me laugh
	2:49pm Sylvia (France-NYC): loving this set, Mary
	2:50pm Really Lisa: Gotta get ready for a mtg. Thank you, Mary! Peace, all. A wine or a beer raised - or both - to better days.
	2:51pm Mary Wing: This song may change your mind, Sylvia. :-)
	2:51pm david w: Congrats, Mary, on a great month of superness!
	2:51pm Mary Wing: Bye Lisa, thanks for hanging with us today!
	2:51pm Mary Wing: Right back at you, David W.--Ridgewood Radio rules the stream!
	2:52pm spodiodi: thanks, Mary! take care all! movers are here---
	2:52pm Stanley: They're on the horizon, Lisa. See you later
	2:52pm mariano: Ah, well, always glad to be a giver of yuks, Stanley.
	2:53pm David (in London): Stanley, if only I'd have known, I could have popped over from Wycombe and joined you! Mariano - You can show it to me in person one day.
	2:53pm Mary Wing: Got to give props to man who includes the sound of a vibrator in his song, heh.
	2:55pm Stanley: David - you'd been welcome and regurgitation was always optional.
	2:55pm Sylvia (France-NYC): haha, Mary, on the contrary! I think sex toys have been selling like crazy under pandemic and lockdown, unsurprisingly
	2:55pm Michael 98145: WHee. Thanks again, Mary W. Take care, good people.
	2:56pm Mary Wing: Heh heh! I hadn't thought of that, Sylvia!
	2:56pm Stanley: You too, Michael
	2:56pm Bas NL: Hello & bye! ;)
	2:56pm Mary Wing: Stick around for DJ Black Helmet, his playlist is here: wfmu.org...
	2:57pm mariano: Look forward to it, David - all kinds of clever booze delivery systems and gimmicks to explore here. Thank you Mary Wing, this show has been right at my frequency. Thank Skeleton Crew, take care everyone.
	2:58pm Michael 98145: This always reminds me of the saffron world of Sheila B
	2:58pm David (in London): Thanks Mary Wing, another stonking show. See you later all you much-admired groovers.
	2:58pm Stanley: Great show and good company, as always. Thanks Mary and shlater all.
	2:59pm Hubig Pie: Bad news, show's over
	2:59pm Mary Wing: Thanks for listening!!
	2:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Mary. Let's hope next Wednesday will be a big day for celebrations.
	2:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Mary!
	3:00pm mariano: Michael: that's a gorgeous turn of phrase, the saffron world of Sheila B!
	3:00pm Michael 98145: What KfHP said

100% Whatever with Mary Wing: Playlist from October 28, 2020

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