WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from June 7, 2021

Listener comments!
	3:01pm Handy Haversack: Greetings, Olivia and Olivians!
	3:01pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: I THINK THEY SPIKED THE RAVIOLI THIS YEAR JOHN
	3:02pm YETI BOB: I'll have ravioli, ravioli, and ravioli. Thanks.
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Clicked in just at "Hiiiii!!" So, hiiiii!
	3:02pm McGroovey: Soon it is going to rain.
	3:02pm Jason from Houston: ꒰ ॢꈍ ◡ ꈍ ॢ꒱
	🍝 3:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ravioli like nobody's business!
	3:04pm YETI BOB: KFHP: It's Chef Boy-Ar-Dee's business!
	3:04pm Carmichael: I'll have the real thing, not Chef Boyardee.
	3:05pm McGroovey: Well, looking out the window, it has the look of impending rain, but weather dotcom disagrees.
	3:05pm YETI BOB: (Who was actually Hector Boiardi...)
	3:05pm sphere: hullo hullo
	3:06pm sphere: who would spike ravioli?
	3:07pm Kpx: It's 3:00 p.m. time to get your ravioli on.
	3:07pm Yes: hey yall
	3:08pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hello Olivia and Oliviolis!
	3:12pm McGroovey: I kinda like Chef Boyardee. It reminds me of my childhood. And college.
	3:14pm Yes: :)
	3:19pm Yes: wanda waves
	3:19pm Kpx: Would it be wrong to say that ravioli and pierogies are very much the same with the exception of what's stuffed inside.
	3:21pm tim from champaign (now washington): @kpx - Not at all. All great food cultures have a dumpling and or bread with deliciousness stuffed inside.
	3:22pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: ravioli is included in the wikipedia page for dumpling en.wikipedia.org...
	3:23pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: this set is just killer btw
	3:24pm βrian: Say, let's all go dumpling! It will be fun.
	3:24pm listener 126464: Tenderoni is an entirely different dish.
	3:25pm tim from champaign (now washington): Radio Tenderoni is when Matt fills in for Olivia.
	🍝 3:26pm Threemoons: Heyo, back from eating lunch. Nice set.
	3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Half a Century later - & What's Going On ?!
	3:27pm Editor B: Right on, Marvin
	3:28pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: the middle third section where this breaks down and then builds back up to a climax is probably the best sequence on the album. just unreal
	3:28pm Handy Haversack: Looks like a storm is about to hit Jersey City but totally miss Brooklyn.
	3:30pm tim from champaign (now washington): I listened to a Marvin Gaye disc called "What's Going On Live" that was recorded in DC in 1972. It's a great listen. I was really blown away by how calm and serene Marvin sounded during between song banter.
	🍝 3:30pm Threemoons: I see the sky is dark....all of my windows are open but I am hoping that it gives us a miss. I'm in Astoria. OTOH I can hear distant thunder.
	3:31pm Kpx: The storm is causing a lot of static and it's drowning out poor Marvin.
	3:31pm listener james from westwood: We had some rumbles in northern Bergen County, but no rain yet, and it actually got brighter. We dodged Friday's worst, so I'm hoping our streak will hold.
	3:31pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: the detroit mix of whats going on is also worth a listen if you havent heard it. its on streaming services
	🍝 3:32pm Threemoons: @listener James hope my Mom is OK RE driving in any storm; she is out and about taking care of essentials today.
	3:32pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: it was actually the original approved album mix that marvin wanted but they ended up re-mixing it before they released it for commercial reasons
	🍝 3:32pm Threemoons: Forgot to say, welcome Olivia and fellow Raviolis, Pastafarians.
	3:33pm listener 126464: great set
	🍝 3:33pm Threemoons: Dogs sort of instinctively know how to swim.
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: AquaBroocie the WaterDawg !
	3:34pm βrian: Beware the blue algae in fresh water. Toxic to dogs and other species.
	3:35pm Handy Haversack: That doesn't mean they like it, though! Bagpipe detests it. Freaks out when the water is above his chest. You really have to get him angry with a frisbee to get him to actually swim.
	3:35pm Yes: this bed is very relaxing
	3:36pm tim from champaign (now washington): They don't call him Bathing Brucie for nothin.
	🍝 3:37pm Threemoons: @HH my doggo growing up, a Basset/Beagle mix, HATED baths etc. Once we had to give her a flea bath (my little cousins from Upstate actually gave my dog fleas--really) and she was NOT happy. The little shits congregated in her crotch/rear leg joints so we had to drain some of the water and get her to lie on her back in a shallow tub to really drench that area. She NEVER bit but she was VERY squirmy and unhappy.
	3:37pm queems: hello olivia & all
	🍝 3:37pm Threemoons: Thunder getting closer here in Astoria
	🍝 3:39pm Threemoons: She generally got two really dense baths a year--one in the cooler months in the house and the other one outside, tied to a tree, in the heat of summer...much easier, involved a hose, and she really seemed to PREFER the hose and was much more easy RE being lathered up. I wish we had known the trick of smearing peanut butter on the bathroom wall to keep doggo occupied but then again she was such a chowhound it would have taken an entire jar to thoroughly lather her up and rinse her off.
	🍝 3:40pm Threemoons: I mean, she loved rolling in the snow but then we had to dry her off really well because she was a pro at the full body shake that dogs do.
	3:40pm Jason from Houston: ❤︎ ❤︎ ❤︎ ❤︎ ❤︎ ❤︎ ❤︎ ❤︎
	3:41pm Handy Haversack: Bagpipe will splash around in the shallows but gets really nervous when I'm out swimming past his depth -- or if Kate and I dare to both try to swim.
	3:42pm Kpx: Thanks storm for creating all this static on the radio, apparently I missed a story about a dog learning how to swim. and what else I'll never know.
	3:42pm βrian: I definitely had to talk to my cat during bath time. Cat: "Are you sure?" Me: "Yes, I'm sure."
	🍝 3:42pm Threemoons: @HH Doggo is worried about his hoomans!
	🍝 3:43pm Threemoons: Apparently in Australia it's mandatory to learn how to swim in the school system! My little nephew, only 2.5 years old, already had his first baby swim class! Very reasonable if you ask me.
	🍝 3:44pm Threemoons: The idea is that even at a very young age, if they fall in the water over their head they can at least splash about and yell for help until they can properly swim.
	3:44pm mariano: Hi Olivia, folks.
	3:44pm βrian: I floundered in the school system, myself, but I loved swimming.
	3:49pm Kpx: @Brian - Well you being a flounder would make sense that you love to swim.
	🍝 3:49pm Threemoons: @Brian my head is all over the place, so I'll say this about school....the case I'm working on now involves student records, so one of the things I'm seeing is class announcements--and what the cafeteria lunch is that day. Wow school lunches are just as awful as I remember them (I always preferred what Mom packed, even on pizza day).
	🍝 3:50pm Threemoons: I mean, every single day, it's something with a lot of starch, a bit of protein, and a bunch of fat. And it all sounds like bulk crap that's been microwaved.
	3:50pm Handy Haversack: Maybe Clay Pigeon will go back to the school lunch report in the fall.
	🍝 3:53pm Threemoons: @HH Oh, I SO HOPE he does! In the meantime, I can't believe what good stuff they feed the kids in State daycare in Melbourne! My Bro sent me the chart that the school sends him every week. Lots of yogurt, fresh fruit, tofu, Asian-inspired veggie dishes, fish, etc. They get free brekkie in the AM, lunch, and after nap snax. All healthy and balanced. If Clay DOES go back to that, I will have my bro send along the week plan and forward on to Clay.
	3:54pm tim from champaign (now washington): I loved those crappy rectangular pizzas that were served on the ubiquitous styrofoam tray. Oof.
	3:55pm Handy Haversack: Ha, nice. I bet he'd love that.
	🍝 3:55pm Threemoons: Come to think of it, it would be AMAZING if our international Glisteners sent in their kids' lunch plans if their districts give them out. It would be a ton of fun! I remember seeing the my high-school-aged cousins' plans in Norway. Again, a hell of a lot healthier.
	3:56pm steveo: This is my jam. Hello.
	🍝 3:57pm Threemoons: @Tim I remember one very special day when we got home VERY late one night from a cultural event as a family, and Mom was zonked, so she said that if I wanted she would give me money for Pizza Day. I was all excited to finally be one of the cool kids who bought lunch but wow, I can still remember just how surrealy BAD the pizza was. Like @Tim said, a cardboardlike square, served lukewarm, on a little styrofoam square. This was before microwaves but EVERYTHING was steamed to heat it up, never baked. If we ever got a roll it was in a bakery bag still.
	3:57pm steveo: Just inflate his bladder, Handy; should have no trouble floating.
	🍝 3:58pm Threemoons: We should drop Clay a line RE School Lunch Day and giving it an international bend!
	4:01pm Handy Haversack: Really going to miss Vocal Fry, but very excited for the returns of PLU and the Blind Tourist!
	4:01pm Kpx: Tim fc(nw) - that was my first introduction to rectangular Pizza as well. I find now that the best tasting Frozen rectangular Pizza that you can buy is the ShopRite brand believe it or not. elio's Pizza, not so hot.
	4:01pm tim from champaign (now washington): The grodiest school lunch I remember is the open face turkey sandwich. Glutony white bread with flavorless instant mashed potatoes slopped on with nasty ass processed turkey cubes plunked on top with extremely grody mucus colored runny gravy on top.
	🍝 4:02pm Threemoons: @Tim I remember seeing those on kids' trays. It even smelled offensive to me, like canned dog or cat food.....
	🍝 4:03pm Threemoons: @Olivia can you maybe get a porta-san for the Fair? I mean, if I can't go, I...can't go.
	4:04pm Andy: There’s Hoopla and Libby.
	4:04pm Heavy Chevy: That, right there, is news i can use!
	4:05pm Beep Boop: What jurisdiction does your library cover?!?
	4:05pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Threemoons - I mainly brought a sack lunch but had the occasional hot lunch. Nasty!
	4:05pm Beep Boop: *incorrect usage
	4:14pm Carmichael: No cafeteria in my Catholic school. Brought a lunch every day in my Flinstones lunch pail.
	4:14pm Kpx: Same here, my earliest memories of taking lunch to school was in a brown paper bag. And I would see a lot of the other kids had lunch boxes, so I would ask my mom if I could have a lunch box, and she got me a flipper one. I felt pretty nifty about taking lunch to school then. But needless to say after some years went by having a lunch box was for kids, so I went back to Brown bagging.
	4:16pm Editor B: I wonder if this title is a reference to Braiding Sweetgrass. Though I think Robin Wall Kimmerer writes "the land loves us back."
	4:19pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Love the show Olivia!
	4:23pm Kpx: Carmichael - a Flintstones lunch box, you lucky dog you. So much better than flipper. Wiiillllmaaaaa !
	4:26pm βrian: Some kids didn't mess around and got the lunchboxes where the thermos fitted into the top.
	4:31pm McGroovey: The transition from glass-lined to plastic-lined thermoses happened in my childhood. The glass-lined ones worked better, at the price of occasionally drinking shards of broken glass. But that was just an opportunity to get a new lunch box!
	4:33pm natbot: The future of WFMU burns so damned bright,
	4:33pm βrian: I'd think plastic would give an off flavor to those margaritas, but maybe that's just me.
	4:35pm βrian: Remember when drummers had names?
	4:39pm Kpx: On more than one occasion the inner lining of my thermos would break, so my mother would give me my brothers old ones and they wouldn't fit correchtly inside my lunch box. Now that I think about it I'm kind of wondering if some little snot head kid broke my thermosis
	4:48pm Handy Haversack: Yeah! We loved Girls 5Eva. Very funny.
	4:49pm Matt Warwick: @Olivia when are you going to learn. I LOVE ALL TV
	4:50pm ChukAmok: @Threemoons (4:03) I've been in the wind most of today but that's not the first time hearing something about a fair. What's the skinny?
	4:51pm Handy Haversack: 'Cause 4-eva's too short!
	4:54pm Handy Haversack: ChukAmok, this Sat. and then every other Saturday, in front of Monty Hall. Record and CD sales. Maybe cassettes? Unclear! One thing we know: No bathroom. So we all have to get very NASA about our wastes. Or, you know, use the diner.
	4:59pm Kpx: Or what a lot of people do when they can't wait, they look for a blind spot and try to do their business as quick as possible so that no one spots them.
	4:59pm HyperDose: Did I just step into a wormhole to the 90's?
	5:04pm Handy Haversack: Frell yes, HyperDose!
	5:06pm ChukAmok: Ahh, thanks Handy! I wonder if it's all of Tom Burgess's things that Word Up brought to Monty Hall after he passed away.
	5:07pm listener 126464: You guys didn't spend your lunch money on loose joints?
	5:11pm ChukAmok: The restroom-less record fair situation sounds like a worthy topic for the Fuzzy Glove Hour to solve, or make so much worse.
	5:18pm chresti: Handy, is there a library nearby? They would have a bathroom.
	5:18pm tim from champaign (now washington): Just wear an FBI shirt to the record sidewalk sale and you'll have no problems. Freeform Bathroom Inspector. It's legit because it's on a t-shirt.
	5:21pm tim from champaign (now washington): Speaking of legit. This Drexciya is the legitest!
	5:25pm Matt Warwick: @Handy it is actually the Second Saturday of every Month, not every other Saturday.
	5:28pm DJ Guin: @chresti -- there's a bar 'round the corner. drink and use the facilities.
	5:30pm Handy Haversack: Ohhh, thanks, Matt! I had misunderstood! This is not uncommon.
	5:33pm HyperDose: Why can I see K8 nodding her head to that, Handy? :p Speaking of which, how was the anniversary? Cook anything special?
	5:33pm listener 126464: Bring your wrinkled clothes to The Iron Monkey.
	5:40pm listener 126464: Serious, metrograph.com, who's showing The Sparks doc, still showing Sisters w/Transistors, etc. is worth looking into @ 5$ per month. Quality not quantity.
	5:50pm DJ Guin: ...or....or..you can just buy a Firestick, jailbreak it, and never pay for streaming content again.
	5:52pm DJ Guin: Watched that Boxing debacle last evening..PPV...for free. smell ya tomorrow, kids!
	5:53pm steveo: boxing is still legal?
	🍝 5:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Olivia. Top ravioli today.
	5:55pm listener 126464: thanks Olivia!
	5:57pm Carmichael: Yes, thanks Olivia. Hope you had a cool lunchbox in school!
	6:00pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Olivia!
	6:00pm steveo: thank you, Olivia!
	6:00pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Olivia!
	6:00pm DjLorraine: Thanks Olivia

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from June 7, 2021

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Wed. Nov 13th, 9pm - Midnight: Radio Ravioli presents: Ravioli Tourism Monthly Open Lines Extravaganza (More info...)
Adriene joins Olivia for three hours of chaos and calm. With the dials turning and the phone lines open, they’ll take live listener calls about different topics of serendipity and cosmic-connection while live-mixing music, stories, and all kinds of radio ravioli from around the world. Call in - 201-209-9368!
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Adriene joins Olivia for three hours of chaos and calm. With the dials turning and the phone lines open, they’ll take live listener calls about different topics of serendipity and cosmic-connection while live-mixing music, stories, and all kinds of radio ravioli from around the world. Call in - 201-209-9368!
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Adriene joins Olivia for three hours of chaos and calm. With the dials turning and the phone lines open, they’ll take live listener calls about different topics of serendipity and cosmic-connection while live-mixing music, stories, and all kinds of radio ravioli from around the world. Call in - 201-209-9368!

June 7, 2021: I Am Water

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Olivia	╚ w̾e̾l̾c̾o̾m̾e̾ ̾t̾o̾ ̾r̾a̾d̾i̾o̾ ̾r̾a̾v̾i̾o̾l̾i̾ ⫸ ╗				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
serpentwithfeet	fellowship "fellowship" by "serpentwithfeet"				0:03:03 (Pop-up)
King Vision Ultra	Flood "Flood" by "King Vision Ultra"			https://bizaarbazaar.bandcamp.com/track/king-vision-ultra-flood	0:05:53 (Pop-up)
Toni Morrison	the past "the past" by "Toni Morrison"				0:10:26 (Pop-up)
Pauline Anna Strom	The Pulsation "The Pulsation" by "Pauline Anna Strom"	Angel Tears In Sunlight			0:10:29 (Pop-up)
Olivia	A Past Life "A Past Life" by "Olivia"				0:12:25 (Pop-up)
LEYA	Wave "Wave" by "LEYA"	Flood Dream			0:19:23 (Pop-up)
serpentwithfeet	fellowship "fellowship" by "serpentwithfeet"				0:22:41 (Pop-up)
Marvin Gaye	Right On "Right On" by "Marvin Gaye"				0:23:53 (Pop-up)

Nailah Hunter	Listening Sea "Listening Sea" by "Nailah Hunter"				0:35:23 (Pop-up)
Agostino Nirodh Fortini	Aquatic Round	Suoni Immaginari		https://blacksweat.bandcamp.com/album/suoni-immaginari	0:44:51 (Pop-up)
Graham Mushnik	Octopus Dance "Octopus Dance" by "Graham Mushnik"	Club Coco	Bongo Joe		0:47:54 (Pop-up)
KOKOROKO	Ti-de "Ti-de" by "KOKOROKO"	KOKOROKO			0:51:14 (Pop-up)

Sons of Kemet	In Remembrance of Those Fallen	Black to the Future			1:04:06 (Pop-up)
Michele Mercure	Reverie "Reverie" by "Michele Mercure"	Beside Herself			1:08:48 (Pop-up)
Laura Cannell and Kate Ellis	We Took Short Journeys	May Sounds			1:17:16 (Pop-up)
AMANI + KING VISION ULTRA	Holy Water (Feat. maassai)	An Unknown Infinite			1:20:40 (Pop-up)
Arca / Rosalia	KLK "KLK" by "Arca / Rosalia"				1:22:44 (Pop-up)
Niña Dioz	Le Dragon "Le Dragon" by "Niña Dioz"				1:26:30 (Pop-up)
Jasmine Inifiniti	Hott "Hott" by "Jasmine Inifiniti"	BXTCH SLÄP	Dark Entries		1:30:17 (Pop-up)
Janelle Monae	Sir Greendown "Sir Greendown" by "Janelle Monae"	The ArchAndroid			1:37:03 (Pop-up)
Barney McAll, Julien Wilson, Rita Satch	Precious energy				1:39:08 (Pop-up)

Dawn Richard	Nostalgia "Nostalgia" by "Dawn Richard"	Second Line			1:51:11 (Pop-up)
Dobet Gnahoré	Desert "Desert" by "Dobet Gnahoré"	Couleur			1:54:21 (Pop-up)
Penny Penny	Ama Owmers "Ama Owmers" by "Penny Penny"	Yogo Yogo			1:57:35 (Pop-up)
Mamaki Boys	Kagani Kagani "Kagani Kagani" by "Mamaki Boys"				2:03:59 (Pop-up)
Rey Sapienz & The Congo Techno Ensemble	Eza Makambo	Na Zala Zala			2:08:03 (Pop-up)
IKOQWE	Vai de C@n@! "Vai de C@n@!" by "IKOQWE"	The Beginning, The Medium, The End And The Infinite			2:11:44 (Pop-up)
Drexciya	Habitat of Negative "Habitat of Negative" by "Drexciya"	Neptune's Lair			2:15:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Sol Rezza	Pool "Pool" by "Sol Rezza"				2:23:00 (Pop-up)
Sol Rezza	Pool "Pool" by "Sol Rezza"			https://sol-rezza.bandcamp.com/album/pool	2:24:49 (Pop-up)
Nephew Lagoon	Weddow "Weddow" by "Nephew Lagoon"	Naked Fuse	Self Released		2:46:03 (Pop-up)
白水 Baishui	Stranded "Stranded" by "白水 Baishui"	Anthology Of Experimental Music From China	Unexplained Sounds Group		2:53:44 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:01pm Handy Haversack: Greetings, Olivia and Olivians!
	3:01pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: I THINK THEY SPIKED THE RAVIOLI THIS YEAR JOHN
	3:02pm YETI BOB: I'll have ravioli, ravioli, and ravioli. Thanks.
	3:02pm listener james from westwood: Clicked in just at "Hiiiii!!" So, hiiiii!
	3:02pm McGroovey: Soon it is going to rain.
	3:02pm Jason from Houston: ꒰ ॢꈍ ◡ ꈍ ॢ꒱
	🍝 3:03pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ravioli like nobody's business!
	3:04pm YETI BOB: KFHP: It's Chef Boy-Ar-Dee's business!
	3:04pm Carmichael: I'll have the real thing, not Chef Boyardee.
	3:05pm McGroovey: Well, looking out the window, it has the look of impending rain, but weather dotcom disagrees.
	3:05pm YETI BOB: (Who was actually Hector Boiardi...)
	3:05pm sphere: hullo hullo
	3:06pm sphere: who would spike ravioli?
	3:07pm Kpx: It's 3:00 p.m. time to get your ravioli on.
	3:07pm Yes: hey yall
	3:08pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hello Olivia and Oliviolis!
	3:12pm McGroovey: I kinda like Chef Boyardee. It reminds me of my childhood. And college.
	3:14pm Yes: :)
	3:19pm Yes: wanda waves
	3:19pm Kpx: Would it be wrong to say that ravioli and pierogies are very much the same with the exception of what's stuffed inside.
	3:21pm tim from champaign (now washington): @kpx - Not at all. All great food cultures have a dumpling and or bread with deliciousness stuffed inside.
	3:22pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: ravioli is included in the wikipedia page for dumpling en.wikipedia.org...
	3:23pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: this set is just killer btw
	3:24pm βrian: Say, let's all go dumpling! It will be fun.
	3:24pm listener 126464: Tenderoni is an entirely different dish.
	3:25pm tim from champaign (now washington): Radio Tenderoni is when Matt fills in for Olivia.
	🍝 3:26pm Threemoons: Heyo, back from eating lunch. Nice set.
	3:27pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Half a Century later - & What's Going On ?!
	3:27pm Editor B: Right on, Marvin
	3:28pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: the middle third section where this breaks down and then builds back up to a climax is probably the best sequence on the album. just unreal
	3:28pm Handy Haversack: Looks like a storm is about to hit Jersey City but totally miss Brooklyn.
	3:30pm tim from champaign (now washington): I listened to a Marvin Gaye disc called "What's Going On Live" that was recorded in DC in 1972. It's a great listen. I was really blown away by how calm and serene Marvin sounded during between song banter.
	🍝 3:30pm Threemoons: I see the sky is dark....all of my windows are open but I am hoping that it gives us a miss. I'm in Astoria. OTOH I can hear distant thunder.
	3:31pm Kpx: The storm is causing a lot of static and it's drowning out poor Marvin.
	3:31pm listener james from westwood: We had some rumbles in northern Bergen County, but no rain yet, and it actually got brighter. We dodged Friday's worst, so I'm hoping our streak will hold.
	3:31pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: the detroit mix of whats going on is also worth a listen if you havent heard it. its on streaming services
	🍝 3:32pm Threemoons: @listener James hope my Mom is OK RE driving in any storm; she is out and about taking care of essentials today.
	3:32pm Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen: it was actually the original approved album mix that marvin wanted but they ended up re-mixing it before they released it for commercial reasons
	🍝 3:32pm Threemoons: Forgot to say, welcome Olivia and fellow Raviolis, Pastafarians.
	3:33pm listener 126464: great set
	🍝 3:33pm Threemoons: Dogs sort of instinctively know how to swim.
	3:34pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: AquaBroocie the WaterDawg !
	3:34pm βrian: Beware the blue algae in fresh water. Toxic to dogs and other species.
	3:35pm Handy Haversack: That doesn't mean they like it, though! Bagpipe detests it. Freaks out when the water is above his chest. You really have to get him angry with a frisbee to get him to actually swim.
	3:35pm Yes: this bed is very relaxing
	3:36pm tim from champaign (now washington): They don't call him Bathing Brucie for nothin.
	🍝 3:37pm Threemoons: @HH my doggo growing up, a Basset/Beagle mix, HATED baths etc. Once we had to give her a flea bath (my little cousins from Upstate actually gave my dog fleas--really) and she was NOT happy. The little shits congregated in her crotch/rear leg joints so we had to drain some of the water and get her to lie on her back in a shallow tub to really drench that area. She NEVER bit but she was VERY squirmy and unhappy.
	3:37pm queems: hello olivia & all
	🍝 3:37pm Threemoons: Thunder getting closer here in Astoria
	🍝 3:39pm Threemoons: She generally got two really dense baths a year--one in the cooler months in the house and the other one outside, tied to a tree, in the heat of summer...much easier, involved a hose, and she really seemed to PREFER the hose and was much more easy RE being lathered up. I wish we had known the trick of smearing peanut butter on the bathroom wall to keep doggo occupied but then again she was such a chowhound it would have taken an entire jar to thoroughly lather her up and rinse her off.
	🍝 3:40pm Threemoons: I mean, she loved rolling in the snow but then we had to dry her off really well because she was a pro at the full body shake that dogs do.
	3:40pm Jason from Houston: ❤︎ ❤︎ ❤︎ ❤︎ ❤︎ ❤︎ ❤︎ ❤︎
	3:41pm Handy Haversack: Bagpipe will splash around in the shallows but gets really nervous when I'm out swimming past his depth -- or if Kate and I dare to both try to swim.
	3:42pm Kpx: Thanks storm for creating all this static on the radio, apparently I missed a story about a dog learning how to swim. and what else I'll never know.
	3:42pm βrian: I definitely had to talk to my cat during bath time. Cat: "Are you sure?" Me: "Yes, I'm sure."
	🍝 3:42pm Threemoons: @HH Doggo is worried about his hoomans!
	🍝 3:43pm Threemoons: Apparently in Australia it's mandatory to learn how to swim in the school system! My little nephew, only 2.5 years old, already had his first baby swim class! Very reasonable if you ask me.
	🍝 3:44pm Threemoons: The idea is that even at a very young age, if they fall in the water over their head they can at least splash about and yell for help until they can properly swim.
	3:44pm mariano: Hi Olivia, folks.
	3:44pm βrian: I floundered in the school system, myself, but I loved swimming.
	3:49pm Kpx: @Brian - Well you being a flounder would make sense that you love to swim.
	🍝 3:49pm Threemoons: @Brian my head is all over the place, so I'll say this about school....the case I'm working on now involves student records, so one of the things I'm seeing is class announcements--and what the cafeteria lunch is that day. Wow school lunches are just as awful as I remember them (I always preferred what Mom packed, even on pizza day).
	🍝 3:50pm Threemoons: I mean, every single day, it's something with a lot of starch, a bit of protein, and a bunch of fat. And it all sounds like bulk crap that's been microwaved.
	3:50pm Handy Haversack: Maybe Clay Pigeon will go back to the school lunch report in the fall.
	🍝 3:53pm Threemoons: @HH Oh, I SO HOPE he does! In the meantime, I can't believe what good stuff they feed the kids in State daycare in Melbourne! My Bro sent me the chart that the school sends him every week. Lots of yogurt, fresh fruit, tofu, Asian-inspired veggie dishes, fish, etc. They get free brekkie in the AM, lunch, and after nap snax. All healthy and balanced. If Clay DOES go back to that, I will have my bro send along the week plan and forward on to Clay.
	3:54pm tim from champaign (now washington): I loved those crappy rectangular pizzas that were served on the ubiquitous styrofoam tray. Oof.
	3:55pm Handy Haversack: Ha, nice. I bet he'd love that.
	🍝 3:55pm Threemoons: Come to think of it, it would be AMAZING if our international Glisteners sent in their kids' lunch plans if their districts give them out. It would be a ton of fun! I remember seeing the my high-school-aged cousins' plans in Norway. Again, a hell of a lot healthier.
	3:56pm steveo: This is my jam. Hello.
	🍝 3:57pm Threemoons: @Tim I remember one very special day when we got home VERY late one night from a cultural event as a family, and Mom was zonked, so she said that if I wanted she would give me money for Pizza Day. I was all excited to finally be one of the cool kids who bought lunch but wow, I can still remember just how surrealy BAD the pizza was. Like @Tim said, a cardboardlike square, served lukewarm, on a little styrofoam square. This was before microwaves but EVERYTHING was steamed to heat it up, never baked. If we ever got a roll it was in a bakery bag still.
	3:57pm steveo: Just inflate his bladder, Handy; should have no trouble floating.
	🍝 3:58pm Threemoons: We should drop Clay a line RE School Lunch Day and giving it an international bend!
	4:01pm Handy Haversack: Really going to miss Vocal Fry, but very excited for the returns of PLU and the Blind Tourist!
	4:01pm Kpx: Tim fc(nw) - that was my first introduction to rectangular Pizza as well. I find now that the best tasting Frozen rectangular Pizza that you can buy is the ShopRite brand believe it or not. elio's Pizza, not so hot.
	4:01pm tim from champaign (now washington): The grodiest school lunch I remember is the open face turkey sandwich. Glutony white bread with flavorless instant mashed potatoes slopped on with nasty ass processed turkey cubes plunked on top with extremely grody mucus colored runny gravy on top.
	🍝 4:02pm Threemoons: @Tim I remember seeing those on kids' trays. It even smelled offensive to me, like canned dog or cat food.....
	🍝 4:03pm Threemoons: @Olivia can you maybe get a porta-san for the Fair? I mean, if I can't go, I...can't go.
	4:04pm Andy: There’s Hoopla and Libby.
	4:04pm Heavy Chevy: That, right there, is news i can use!
	4:05pm Beep Boop: What jurisdiction does your library cover?!?
	4:05pm tim from champaign (now washington): @Threemoons - I mainly brought a sack lunch but had the occasional hot lunch. Nasty!
	4:05pm Beep Boop: *incorrect usage
	4:14pm Carmichael: No cafeteria in my Catholic school. Brought a lunch every day in my Flinstones lunch pail.
	4:14pm Kpx: Same here, my earliest memories of taking lunch to school was in a brown paper bag. And I would see a lot of the other kids had lunch boxes, so I would ask my mom if I could have a lunch box, and she got me a flipper one. I felt pretty nifty about taking lunch to school then. But needless to say after some years went by having a lunch box was for kids, so I went back to Brown bagging.
	4:16pm Editor B: I wonder if this title is a reference to Braiding Sweetgrass. Though I think Robin Wall Kimmerer writes "the land loves us back."
	4:19pm Danny in Poughkeepsie: Love the show Olivia!
	4:23pm Kpx: Carmichael - a Flintstones lunch box, you lucky dog you. So much better than flipper. Wiiillllmaaaaa !
	4:26pm βrian: Some kids didn't mess around and got the lunchboxes where the thermos fitted into the top.
	4:31pm McGroovey: The transition from glass-lined to plastic-lined thermoses happened in my childhood. The glass-lined ones worked better, at the price of occasionally drinking shards of broken glass. But that was just an opportunity to get a new lunch box!
	4:33pm natbot: The future of WFMU burns so damned bright,
	4:33pm βrian: I'd think plastic would give an off flavor to those margaritas, but maybe that's just me.
	4:35pm βrian: Remember when drummers had names?
	4:39pm Kpx: On more than one occasion the inner lining of my thermos would break, so my mother would give me my brothers old ones and they wouldn't fit correchtly inside my lunch box. Now that I think about it I'm kind of wondering if some little snot head kid broke my thermosis
	4:48pm Handy Haversack: Yeah! We loved Girls 5Eva. Very funny.
	4:49pm Matt Warwick: @Olivia when are you going to learn. I LOVE ALL TV
	4:50pm ChukAmok: @Threemoons (4:03) I've been in the wind most of today but that's not the first time hearing something about a fair. What's the skinny?
	4:51pm Handy Haversack: 'Cause 4-eva's too short!
	4:54pm Handy Haversack: ChukAmok, this Sat. and then every other Saturday, in front of Monty Hall. Record and CD sales. Maybe cassettes? Unclear! One thing we know: No bathroom. So we all have to get very NASA about our wastes. Or, you know, use the diner.
	4:59pm Kpx: Or what a lot of people do when they can't wait, they look for a blind spot and try to do their business as quick as possible so that no one spots them.
	4:59pm HyperDose: Did I just step into a wormhole to the 90's?
	5:04pm Handy Haversack: Frell yes, HyperDose!
	5:06pm ChukAmok: Ahh, thanks Handy! I wonder if it's all of Tom Burgess's things that Word Up brought to Monty Hall after he passed away.
	5:07pm listener 126464: You guys didn't spend your lunch money on loose joints?
	5:11pm ChukAmok: The restroom-less record fair situation sounds like a worthy topic for the Fuzzy Glove Hour to solve, or make so much worse.
	5:18pm chresti: Handy, is there a library nearby? They would have a bathroom.
	5:18pm tim from champaign (now washington): Just wear an FBI shirt to the record sidewalk sale and you'll have no problems. Freeform Bathroom Inspector. It's legit because it's on a t-shirt.
	5:21pm tim from champaign (now washington): Speaking of legit. This Drexciya is the legitest!
	5:25pm Matt Warwick: @Handy it is actually the Second Saturday of every Month, not every other Saturday.
	5:28pm DJ Guin: @chresti -- there's a bar 'round the corner. drink and use the facilities.
	5:30pm Handy Haversack: Ohhh, thanks, Matt! I had misunderstood! This is not uncommon.
	5:33pm HyperDose: Why can I see K8 nodding her head to that, Handy? :p Speaking of which, how was the anniversary? Cook anything special?
	5:33pm listener 126464: Bring your wrinkled clothes to The Iron Monkey.
	5:40pm listener 126464: Serious, metrograph.com, who's showing The Sparks doc, still showing Sisters w/Transistors, etc. is worth looking into @ 5$ per month. Quality not quantity.
	5:50pm DJ Guin: ...or....or..you can just buy a Firestick, jailbreak it, and never pay for streaming content again.
	5:52pm DJ Guin: Watched that Boxing debacle last evening..PPV...for free. smell ya tomorrow, kids!
	5:53pm steveo: boxing is still legal?
	🍝 5:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Olivia. Top ravioli today.
	5:55pm listener 126464: thanks Olivia!
	5:57pm Carmichael: Yes, thanks Olivia. Hope you had a cool lunchbox in school!
	6:00pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Olivia!
	6:00pm steveo: thank you, Olivia!
	6:00pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Olivia!
	6:00pm DjLorraine: Thanks Olivia

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