WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from September 4, 2023

Listener comments!
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Olivia, and good Monday, all!
	3:04pm chresti: Gimme ravioli no matter what!
	🍝 3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Unwrap a fresh frozen ravioli and put it in the oven!
	3:08pm olivia: hey yall! hope your labor day is going gooood so far <3
	3:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Olivia and everyone!
	3:10pm Quinn02: By coincidence I'm actually making ravioli right now. I'm not even hungry.
	3:12pm olivia: hey Jan + Quinn!
	3:13pm Chris Hiatt: Hi Olivia and all!
	3:13pm headcleaner: Afternoon, peoples
	3:14pm Quinn02: Costco ravioli.
	3:15pm Matt formerly jetboy: Hello Olivia and all!
	3:16pm Matt formerly jetboy: In the future, all band names will be numbers
	3:17pm olivia: ↳ Matt formerly jetboy @3:16 well with this set, sounds like the future might be here already!
	3:18pm Matt formerly jetboy: If a flying car goes by, I’ll know you are right
	🍝 3:19pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Olivia and all!!! Thank you for your labor today and all year, you're awesome!!! 😎
	3:23pm Matt formerly jetboy: Good point - thanks for working on a holiday!
	3:24pm olivia: ↳ Matt formerly jetboy @3:23 This doesn't really feel like work, but thanks for saying thanks! It was a bit hard to leave my apartment to come down here, but I could have it a lot worse. Sure is nice playing music for yall!
	3:26pm AB in Catskill: Love ANOHNI - I think they have a new album out? Love your show Olivia!
	3:28pm olivia: ↳ AB in Catskill @3:26 yes! That's from the new album! Thanks AB :)
	3:31pm N'Lo: What a lovely show Olivia!
	3:33pm Fight fire with fire?: ↳ Song: "Living Inside" by "Cut Worms" maybe this will finally get Take It And Smile out of my head...
	3:39pm Peter in Brookline (Critical) Mass: Great job on the two miles! It's never easy to start up running again. KEEP CRUSHING THOSE MILES!
	🍝 3:39pm Niall: Oh, my stars, it's Michael Hurley on Radio Ravioli. Happy times!
	3:41pm Brad Coulter: Love Michael Hurley out here on the left coast.
	3:41pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Got Over It" by "Michael Hurley" Did he ever get the sewing needle out of his toe, I wonder?
	3:42pm olivia: ↳ Peter in Brookline (Critical) Mass @3:39 thanks Peter! It's been hard getting back in shape but I forgot how nice it is to zone out when exercising. My mind really needed it!
	3:45pm headcleaner: ↳ Song: "Morningstar" by "Rick Deitrick" Lovely that was
	3:47pm Coulteri: Once heard a great cover of Polynesia by YLT, but how dumb am I? Realized it was Michael Hurley playing his own song.
	3:52pm listener 126464: Hi!!
	3:53pm olivia: email me olivia@wfmu.org if you wanna get tickets for PG Six / Mike Donovan / Jantar @ Union Pool on Sep 6!
	3:54pm olivia: I'll choose a winner randomly :-)
	3:55pm Joey!: Olivia, i really appreciate your hard work!! I walk everywhere...and have done for years. Easy to zone out while walking too, and you meet some of the nicest people. Thanks for all you do and we love your show!! Never wrote you before! Best, Joey!
	3:56pm olivia: ↳ Joey! @3:55 hey Joey! Thanks! Walking is the best. I was getting into long distance walking last year and it was really nice.
	4:02pm Joey!: ↳ olivia @3:56 It really is. No gym to join, just keep moving. I started walking at age 19, when i got off the subway at 96th street in Manhattan, then, was to lazy to get back on..so i walked all the way down to Wall Street. Been walking everywhere ever since! Long distance walkin can really be an adventure..love too, walking through cemetaries!!
	4:05pm kppk: yeah wandering around in the city is the best, especially if I am exploring new side streets or neighborhoods
	4:08pm kppk: omg same, moving here I was so broke/depressed/broke-up-with. its the nyc rite of passage!
	4:09pm Smacky: Keeping Pedestrianism alive here in Newark as fossil-fuel-nation dominates our culture.
	4:09pm Joey!: ↳ kppk @4:05 Love exploring side streets in the city, or streets no one really pays attention to. Always walkin!!!
	4:12pm olivia: ↳ kppk @4:08 cheers to our broken hearts and broke wallets exploring nyc for the first time!!
	4:15pm chresti: SF is a good walking city, LA not so much (depending where you are)
	4:15pm Joey!: Yes!! Ive been there too...glad that the city was so alive a night though. Being broke is no fun, you almost have to make up your own play or activity. I went to School of Visual Arts and i was always broke and yeah, feeling down many times, even with all the "excitement" everywhere.
	4:18pm listener 126464: ↳ Song: "New California Blue" by "John Andrews & The Yawns" I think that's Pantone 307.
	4:18pm Joey!: Getting back to walking..favorite places to walk...Flushing Meadows, Prospect Park, Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Park Slope and my beloved Carroll Gardens, where i grew up! What's your's??
	4:19pm Chris Hiatt: Been in NYC for 19 years, and am more broke now than I ever have been. My heart is full though and the increased walking has been fun and therapeutic. There's been a lot of "Oh, that's where that restaurant/landmark/institution is?"
	4:19pm Chris Hiatt: Been in NYC for 19 years, and am more broke now than I ever have been. My heart is full though and the increased walking has been fun and therapeutic. There's been a lot of "Oh, that's where that restaurant/landmark/institution is?"
	4:20pm Joey!: ↳ Chris Hiatt @4:19 Chris, it really helps my mental state too! Total stress reliever!
	4:20pm kppk: ↳ Chris Hiatt @4:19 exactly! there's something to discover around every corner, all you need is time and a curious heart
	4:22pm kppk: I love to wander around greenwood cemetery, so many paths and hidden gems. its also beautiful in spring since there are many flowering trees
	4:23pm Joey!: ↳ kppk @4:22 Yes!! Greenwood!! Forgot about that..haven't been there in years.
	4:23pm DjLorraine: Greetings Olivia and floating raviolis. I thought today was still the weekend.
	4:28pm DjLorraine: ↳ Joey! @4:18 I found Constitution park in Deerfield Beach, FL. It has a canopy in some areas. Not very large for walking but pleasant.
	4:29pm Joey!: Now we need to form a WFMU Walking Group!
	🍝 4:31pm Will thee Sound Guy: diggin the first halfof the show... layin it down olivia!!!
	4:35pm jinjabredboy: I should remember to work late every Monday - I only hear the show occaisionally but I do love it - thanks Olivia for making late-working a joy!
	4:35pm Greg from ZONE 5: Radio Ravioli: Come for the theremin, stay for the theremin.
	4:41pm swivs: Swayzee Zee -Top? Like, a band of bearded Patrick Swayze impersonators? Ok, I'll go away now.
	4:44pm olivia: ↳ jinjabredboy @4:35 <3 thank you! glad i could make work more joyful!
	4:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! ...eyebullz elsewhere ...earwholez appreciating...
	4:45pm olivia: ↳ swivs @4:41 if this doesn't exist, you gotta make it exist.
	4:45pm olivia: ↳ Greg from ZONE 5 @4:35 LOL <3
	4:45pm headcleaner: Not sure I could sit through Red Dawn again. But I will say it does capture the vibe of the time it was made (1983-1984) quite well -- when (with Reagan's prompting) the Cold War was rushing back head-on for one last big hurrah. Ridiculous though the film's pretext may seem today.
	4:45pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Olivia, Olivians.
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ swivs @4:41 ...tho we can't be responsible once someone actually Swayz you into realizing this...
	🍝 4:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Returning from the river, that's a paddling!
	4:51pm herb.nyc: Am multi tasking. wnyc on in kitchen, wfmu in living room. Former now- “little Richard is said to be the architect of r n roll”. While yest on wabc, roger stone had segment. Interviewed pat boone, and told us he was instrumental in r n roll. Go on, rewrite history, roger. And go to jail, where you belong. (Wotta piece of trash wabc 770 is; I used to listen to it as a kid when it played popular music)
	4:53pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @4:50 You better believe that's a paddlin'!
	5:16pm AB in Catskill: From a far this sounded like the Lounge Lizards. Love a sassy sax.
	5:17pm DjLorraine: Ding ding, guacamole and organic blue chips served. Optional GT's Alive mushroom elixir with ginger tumeric.
	5:19pm olivia: ↳ DjLorraine @5:17 ahh Jealous!
	5:21pm Barclay: Listening in Toronto since top of the show today. Amazing job! Perfect for sweltering Labour Day.
	🍝 5:23pm diciassette: ahoy there, from over here
	5:24pm olivia: ↳ Barclay @5:21 thanks for listening, Barclay!
	5:24pm olivia: ↳ diciassette @5:23 ahoy!
	5:27pm M&K: M&K on board at Stone Ridge Station….
	5:31pm Kat in the chat: #1 hit here from Bush Tetras
	5:33pm Jeanne: Amazing new track !!
	5:33pm DjLorraine: ↳ Kat in the chat @5:31 I sure did enjoy the live set of Bush Tetras at wfmu
	5:37pm Yes: <333
	5:53pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Olivia.
	5:55pm Barefoot Jimmy G: Rick Reed is breaking my heart.
	5:57pm Chris Hiatt: Thanks, Olivia. Have a nice time off.
	5:57pm headcleaner: Nice work, Olivia. You hit the Labor Day vibe just right.
	5:57pm chresti: Thank you, Olivia!
	5:58pm Deano de los Muertos: thanks Olivia!
	5:59pm anne: you can track wildlife with telemetry via radio or satellite signals
	🍝 5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thank you, Olivia.
	5:59pm Jeff Moore: Data transmitted elsewhere
	🍝 6:00pm diciassette: tele (from a distance) metry (data) ok bye!
	6:03pm Jeff Moore: "Surveillance"? Maybe. If transmitting information from any sensor (even it it's, say, reading temperature or pressure or anything else which may not be related to any human activity) is still necessarily surveillance in your book. Telemetry is a far more general term than the endeavors usually considered surveillance of people.

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from September 4, 2023

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Intimate electronics, bad poetry, tender murk, and tired humans making the best of it. Features live sound collaging, too.

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Wed. Dec 11th, 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!
Wed. Jan 8th, 2025, 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!
Wed. Feb 12th, 2025, 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!

September 4, 2023: End of summer

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Olivia	welcome "welcome" by "Olivia"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Dirty Projectors	Flourescent Half Dome	Bitte Orca	0:04:24 (Pop-up)
7038634357	Square Heart "Square Heart" by "7038634357"	Neo Seven	0:08:32 (Pop-up)
French 79	Teenagers "Teenagers" by "French 79"	Teenagers	0:13:39 (Pop-up)
Youth Lagoon	Deep Red Sea "Deep Red Sea" by "Youth Lagoon"	Heaven Is A Junkyard	0:16:06 (Pop-up)
ANOHNI and the Johnsons	It Must Change	My Back Was A Bridge For You To Cross	0:19:47 (Pop-up)
Sam Burton	Long Way Around "Long Way Around" by "Sam Burton"	Dear Departed	0:24:13 (Pop-up)
Cut Worms	Living Inside "Living Inside" by "Cut Worms"	Cut Worms	0:27:57 (Pop-up)

Michael Hurley	Got Over It "Got Over It" by "Michael Hurley"	Sweetkorn	0:35:47 (Pop-up)
Rick Deitrick	Morningstar "Morningstar" by "Rick Deitrick"	The Unguitarist: Complete Works, 1969-2022	0:40:12 (Pop-up)
Louise Bock/PG Six	All Summer Long Is Gone	All Summer Long is Gone	0:42:32 (Pop-up)
Mike Donovan	Plant Metley "Plant Metley" by "Mike Donovan"	Whistledown	0:49:01 (Pop-up)
Gunn Trunscinski Nace	Fencer "Fencer" by "Gunn Trunscinski Nace"	Glass Band	0:52:58 (Pop-up)

Suarasama	Sea Fish "Sea Fish" by "Suarasama"	Timeline	1:06:29 (Pop-up)
John Andrews & The Yawns	New California Blue	Cookbook	1:12:17 (Pop-up)
King Krule	Tortoise of Independency	Space Heavy	1:16:27 (Pop-up)
Lael Neale	If I Had No Wings "If I Had No Wings" by "Lael Neale"	Star Eaters Delight	1:18:37 (Pop-up)
Wheatie Mattiasich	Same Lotus "Same Lotus" by "Wheatie Mattiasich"	Old Glow	1:21:46 (Pop-up)
Alan Braufman	Home "Home" by "Alan Braufman"	The Fire Still Burns	1:26:47 (Pop-up)
Cleers	Pink Dust "Pink Dust" by "Cleers"	I've Lived So Long Tonight	1:29:19 (Pop-up)

Papaya	Favela "Favela" by "Papaya"	With Love: Vol. 1 (Compiled by Miche)	1:39:14 (Pop-up)
Balka Sound	Basi Bayele "Basi Bayele" by "Balka Sound"	Balka Sound	1:46:24 (Pop-up)
Nickodemus	La Noche (Featuring Antonio Lizana)	Soul & Science	1:50:54 (Pop-up)
Elza Soares	Maria da Vila Matilde	A Mulher Do Fim Do Mundo	1:56:05 (Pop-up)
Assèlèfètch Ashiné & Géténèsh Kebrèt & Army Band	Amlak Abet Abet	Beauties	2:00:04 (Pop-up)

Roman Norfleet and Be Present Art Group	Cosmic Forces	Roman Norfleet and Be Present Art Group	2:08:23 (Pop-up)
Harald Grosskopf	Eve On The Hill "Eve On The Hill" by "Harald Grosskopf"	Silberland Vol 2 - The Driving Side of Kosmische Musik 1974-1984 (V/A)	2:15:15 (Pop-up)
Bile Sister	Generation Steam "Generation Steam" by "Bile Sister"	Living on the Edge	2:19:43 (Pop-up)
The Toads	Tale of a Town Split In Two	In The Wilderness	2:24:07 (Pop-up)
Bush Tetras	Ghosts of People "Ghosts of People" by "Bush Tetras"	They Live In My Head	2:25:50 (Pop-up)

John Carroll Kirby	Hotel Jonny Chingas	Blowout	2:34:39 (Pop-up)
Colin Andrew Sheffield	Crescent "Crescent" by "Colin Andrew Sheffield"	Images	2:39:47 (Pop-up)
Chuck Johnson	The Sisters "The Sisters" by "Chuck Johnson"	Music from Burden of Proof	2:46:04 (Pop-up)
Rick Reed	Space Age Radio Love Song	The Symmetry Of Telemetry	2:47:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Olivia, and good Monday, all!
	3:04pm chresti: Gimme ravioli no matter what!
	🍝 3:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Unwrap a fresh frozen ravioli and put it in the oven!
	3:08pm olivia: hey yall! hope your labor day is going gooood so far <3
	3:09pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Olivia and everyone!
	3:10pm Quinn02: By coincidence I'm actually making ravioli right now. I'm not even hungry.
	3:12pm olivia: hey Jan + Quinn!
	3:13pm Chris Hiatt: Hi Olivia and all!
	3:13pm headcleaner: Afternoon, peoples
	3:14pm Quinn02: Costco ravioli.
	3:15pm Matt formerly jetboy: Hello Olivia and all!
	3:16pm Matt formerly jetboy: In the future, all band names will be numbers
	3:17pm olivia: ↳ Matt formerly jetboy @3:16 well with this set, sounds like the future might be here already!
	3:18pm Matt formerly jetboy: If a flying car goes by, I’ll know you are right
	🍝 3:19pm Will thee Sound Guy: Hi Olivia and all!!! Thank you for your labor today and all year, you're awesome!!! 😎
	3:23pm Matt formerly jetboy: Good point - thanks for working on a holiday!
	3:24pm olivia: ↳ Matt formerly jetboy @3:23 This doesn't really feel like work, but thanks for saying thanks! It was a bit hard to leave my apartment to come down here, but I could have it a lot worse. Sure is nice playing music for yall!
	3:26pm AB in Catskill: Love ANOHNI - I think they have a new album out? Love your show Olivia!
	3:28pm olivia: ↳ AB in Catskill @3:26 yes! That's from the new album! Thanks AB :)
	3:31pm N'Lo: What a lovely show Olivia!
	3:33pm Fight fire with fire?: ↳ Song: "Living Inside" by "Cut Worms" maybe this will finally get Take It And Smile out of my head...
	3:39pm Peter in Brookline (Critical) Mass: Great job on the two miles! It's never easy to start up running again. KEEP CRUSHING THOSE MILES!
	🍝 3:39pm Niall: Oh, my stars, it's Michael Hurley on Radio Ravioli. Happy times!
	3:41pm Brad Coulter: Love Michael Hurley out here on the left coast.
	3:41pm chresti: ↳ Song: "Got Over It" by "Michael Hurley" Did he ever get the sewing needle out of his toe, I wonder?
	3:42pm olivia: ↳ Peter in Brookline (Critical) Mass @3:39 thanks Peter! It's been hard getting back in shape but I forgot how nice it is to zone out when exercising. My mind really needed it!
	3:45pm headcleaner: ↳ Song: "Morningstar" by "Rick Deitrick" Lovely that was
	3:47pm Coulteri: Once heard a great cover of Polynesia by YLT, but how dumb am I? Realized it was Michael Hurley playing his own song.
	3:52pm listener 126464: Hi!!
	3:53pm olivia: email me olivia@wfmu.org if you wanna get tickets for PG Six / Mike Donovan / Jantar @ Union Pool on Sep 6!
	3:54pm olivia: I'll choose a winner randomly :-)
	3:55pm Joey!: Olivia, i really appreciate your hard work!! I walk everywhere...and have done for years. Easy to zone out while walking too, and you meet some of the nicest people. Thanks for all you do and we love your show!! Never wrote you before! Best, Joey!
	3:56pm olivia: ↳ Joey! @3:55 hey Joey! Thanks! Walking is the best. I was getting into long distance walking last year and it was really nice.
	4:02pm Joey!: ↳ olivia @3:56 It really is. No gym to join, just keep moving. I started walking at age 19, when i got off the subway at 96th street in Manhattan, then, was to lazy to get back on..so i walked all the way down to Wall Street. Been walking everywhere ever since! Long distance walkin can really be an adventure..love too, walking through cemetaries!!
	4:05pm kppk: yeah wandering around in the city is the best, especially if I am exploring new side streets or neighborhoods
	4:08pm kppk: omg same, moving here I was so broke/depressed/broke-up-with. its the nyc rite of passage!
	4:09pm Smacky: Keeping Pedestrianism alive here in Newark as fossil-fuel-nation dominates our culture.
	4:09pm Joey!: ↳ kppk @4:05 Love exploring side streets in the city, or streets no one really pays attention to. Always walkin!!!
	4:12pm olivia: ↳ kppk @4:08 cheers to our broken hearts and broke wallets exploring nyc for the first time!!
	4:15pm chresti: SF is a good walking city, LA not so much (depending where you are)
	4:15pm Joey!: Yes!! Ive been there too...glad that the city was so alive a night though. Being broke is no fun, you almost have to make up your own play or activity. I went to School of Visual Arts and i was always broke and yeah, feeling down many times, even with all the "excitement" everywhere.
	4:18pm listener 126464: ↳ Song: "New California Blue" by "John Andrews & The Yawns" I think that's Pantone 307.
	4:18pm Joey!: Getting back to walking..favorite places to walk...Flushing Meadows, Prospect Park, Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Park Slope and my beloved Carroll Gardens, where i grew up! What's your's??
	4:19pm Chris Hiatt: Been in NYC for 19 years, and am more broke now than I ever have been. My heart is full though and the increased walking has been fun and therapeutic. There's been a lot of "Oh, that's where that restaurant/landmark/institution is?"
	4:19pm Chris Hiatt: Been in NYC for 19 years, and am more broke now than I ever have been. My heart is full though and the increased walking has been fun and therapeutic. There's been a lot of "Oh, that's where that restaurant/landmark/institution is?"
	4:20pm Joey!: ↳ Chris Hiatt @4:19 Chris, it really helps my mental state too! Total stress reliever!
	4:20pm kppk: ↳ Chris Hiatt @4:19 exactly! there's something to discover around every corner, all you need is time and a curious heart
	4:22pm kppk: I love to wander around greenwood cemetery, so many paths and hidden gems. its also beautiful in spring since there are many flowering trees
	4:23pm Joey!: ↳ kppk @4:22 Yes!! Greenwood!! Forgot about that..haven't been there in years.
	4:23pm DjLorraine: Greetings Olivia and floating raviolis. I thought today was still the weekend.
	4:28pm DjLorraine: ↳ Joey! @4:18 I found Constitution park in Deerfield Beach, FL. It has a canopy in some areas. Not very large for walking but pleasant.
	4:29pm Joey!: Now we need to form a WFMU Walking Group!
	🍝 4:31pm Will thee Sound Guy: diggin the first halfof the show... layin it down olivia!!!
	4:35pm jinjabredboy: I should remember to work late every Monday - I only hear the show occaisionally but I do love it - thanks Olivia for making late-working a joy!
	4:35pm Greg from ZONE 5: Radio Ravioli: Come for the theremin, stay for the theremin.
	4:41pm swivs: Swayzee Zee -Top? Like, a band of bearded Patrick Swayze impersonators? Ok, I'll go away now.
	4:44pm olivia: ↳ jinjabredboy @4:35 <3 thank you! glad i could make work more joyful!
	4:44pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! ...eyebullz elsewhere ...earwholez appreciating...
	4:45pm olivia: ↳ swivs @4:41 if this doesn't exist, you gotta make it exist.
	4:45pm olivia: ↳ Greg from ZONE 5 @4:35 LOL <3
	4:45pm headcleaner: Not sure I could sit through Red Dawn again. But I will say it does capture the vibe of the time it was made (1983-1984) quite well -- when (with Reagan's prompting) the Cold War was rushing back head-on for one last big hurrah. Ridiculous though the film's pretext may seem today.
	4:45pm Handy Haversack: Hey, Olivia, Olivians.
	4:46pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ↳ swivs @4:41 ...tho we can't be responsible once someone actually Swayz you into realizing this...
	🍝 4:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Returning from the river, that's a paddling!
	4:51pm herb.nyc: Am multi tasking. wnyc on in kitchen, wfmu in living room. Former now- “little Richard is said to be the architect of r n roll”. While yest on wabc, roger stone had segment. Interviewed pat boone, and told us he was instrumental in r n roll. Go on, rewrite history, roger. And go to jail, where you belong. (Wotta piece of trash wabc 770 is; I used to listen to it as a kid when it played popular music)
	4:53pm Handy Haversack: ↳ Ken From Hyde Park @4:50 You better believe that's a paddlin'!
	5:16pm AB in Catskill: From a far this sounded like the Lounge Lizards. Love a sassy sax.
	5:17pm DjLorraine: Ding ding, guacamole and organic blue chips served. Optional GT's Alive mushroom elixir with ginger tumeric.
	5:19pm olivia: ↳ DjLorraine @5:17 ahh Jealous!
	5:21pm Barclay: Listening in Toronto since top of the show today. Amazing job! Perfect for sweltering Labour Day.
	🍝 5:23pm diciassette: ahoy there, from over here
	5:24pm olivia: ↳ Barclay @5:21 thanks for listening, Barclay!
	5:24pm olivia: ↳ diciassette @5:23 ahoy!
	5:27pm M&K: M&K on board at Stone Ridge Station….
	5:31pm Kat in the chat: #1 hit here from Bush Tetras
	5:33pm Jeanne: Amazing new track !!
	5:33pm DjLorraine: ↳ Kat in the chat @5:31 I sure did enjoy the live set of Bush Tetras at wfmu
	5:37pm Yes: <333
	5:53pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Olivia.
	5:55pm Barefoot Jimmy G: Rick Reed is breaking my heart.
	5:57pm Chris Hiatt: Thanks, Olivia. Have a nice time off.
	5:57pm headcleaner: Nice work, Olivia. You hit the Labor Day vibe just right.
	5:57pm chresti: Thank you, Olivia!
	5:58pm Deano de los Muertos: thanks Olivia!
	5:59pm anne: you can track wildlife with telemetry via radio or satellite signals
	🍝 5:59pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thank you, Olivia.
	5:59pm Jeff Moore: Data transmitted elsewhere
	🍝 6:00pm diciassette: tele (from a distance) metry (data) ok bye!
	6:03pm Jeff Moore: "Surveillance"? Maybe. If transmitting information from any sensor (even it it's, say, reading temperature or pressure or anything else which may not be related to any human activity) is still necessarily surveillance in your book. Telemetry is a far more general term than the endeavors usually considered surveillance of people.

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