WFMU: Therese: Playlist from February 3, 2014

Listener comments!
	12:03am phat: Jeez. I haven't actually heard Rid of Me in a very long time. Damn. This is great.
	12:05am Whooda: I keep forgetting that PJ Harvey is a woman. Hello Therese, Hope your're feeling better. Hey phat.
	12:05am Steve-O: Hi Therese! Hope all is going well for you today. =)
	12:06am P-90: [stepping over the fence from World of Echo] Good Morning, Ms. Therese
	12:06am Therese: Hello all! Thanks for stopping by.
	12:07am Fuzzy: G'Mornin!
	12:16am phat: This is going very well.
	12:19am Droll: After listening to that whole track, I can confirm her hair is perfect.
	12:22am Whooda: Girls rule, a tribute to the Broncos I guess.
	12:24am P-90: @Whoo: ooch
	12:26am mb: Tee-reeese!!!
	12:27am Whooda: It's only fitting, the Stoner Bowl with Washington the better weed.
	12:27am phat: Whoa, here we go.
	12:27am P-90: an early setback for my girl B
	12:28am Whooda: ha!
	12:29am Whooda: I made it to the Superbowl and got my clock cleaned....is that all there is?
	12:29am tom: beyonce to peggy lee is inspired but i thought you going to play shake my hair back and forth
	12:30am phat: I never noticed how this tune could be a Kurt Weill tune.
	12:30am P-90: I wish I coulda been there when Ed McMahon was coached on how to pronounce each of the girl's names correctly
	12:31am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I won't make it to 2:00 again this week, but happy to be here.
	12:32am Droll: P-90, Ha! I was also thinking how stiff he sounded even though he makes a living introducing people.
	12:32am P-90: @phat: it's a Lieber and Stoler, but it's got a little of that Weimar oom-pah vibe
	12:34am Whooda: There was also another mega star / mega voice female artist that got completely screwed over on that Ed McMann show, I can't remember her name but she is now a judge on The Voice (I think).
	12:37am P-90: ...no joy in Mudville
	12:38am sugarwolf: who won the Puppy Bowl?
	12:40am P-90: ".....a cruise ship verion of Jackie Wilson" I'm writing that down for future reference
	12:40am phat: Yeah, good job Lieber/Stoller!
	12:42am tom: a good p.s. hoffman performance is in the savages, among the lesser known films. good flick overall
	12:44am P-90: @phat: The K. Weill feel may have been completely intentional when they wrote it; the P. Lee track definitely works it that way, good call
	12:45am phat: It almost has to be intentional. It's based on a Thomas Mann story, too.
	12:47am P-90: Where are you reading this?
	12:47am Hugh: RIP Mighty Hannibal!! Badass show tonight!
	12:47am phat: This is a great set tonight. Glad I tuned in.
	12:48am phat: en.wikipedia.org...
	12:50am ifny: The Red Hot Chili Peppers laid down the best naked sock cock rock ever. That counts for a plot in my books.
	12:57am Pete from Boston (and NJ): If only all this dancing music happened earlier...
	12:57am Whooda: You are POSSESSED tonight Therese!
	12:58am P-90: Ohio Playaz!
	1:04am P-90: @Whooda: I have loved that song SO much, ever since it was new (!), that I sat down to learn the guitar parts and wound up writing a solo guitar arrangement of the entire song, bridges, choruses, everything
	1:05am Whooda: That's funny P-90 but I am having a hard time imagining that song without a bass line. :)
	1:07am P-90: Can you thumb-pick bass lines while picking melodic parts?
	1:09am Whooda: I'm not a musician but I have noticed that style done, it's pretty exciting to watch someone play that way.
	1:12am Droll: I would like to see the bass and guitar parts for that song played on guitar simultaneously. It's missing from YT.
	1:17am P-90: I thought you played, didn't you say?. Yeah, it's essentially a "Chet Atkins" thing, but it'll also get you into Fripp territory. That was the key to writing a solo arrangement of the chorus ("You're love is like/ a roller coaster BabyBaby/ I want to ride') my version was like a Fripp/Philip Glass ostinato w/a bass line built in Thought you were a guitar guy, that's why i mentioned
	1:18am P-90: @Droll, and no, the bass parts I came up with suggested, not dupicated, the bass guitar parts on the record
	1:19am BadGuyZero: Hiya, Therese! And fellow listeners, hello.
	1:20am P-90: Hail BGZ
	1:21am Droll: Whatever -- put it on YT and let the h8rz commence!
	1:23am BadGuyZero: Tonight is one of those winter rarities: it's colder in Dallas than it is in Jersey City.
	1:23am Whooda: P-90 I got a plastic guitar for Christmas when I was about five, I chose it for myself only to be browbeaten by my parents for my choice. The guitar wasn't my first choice but the best thing left. ha ha. I did write a song on it, played it for my sister in my underwear and promptly was laughed at. :( crushing my musical aspiration in a flaming nosedive. Too early for cock sock toddler punk I guess.
	1:24am BadGuyZero: And by colder I mean actual outside temperature, not how women should be treated.
	1:24am P-90: Funny, should be no surprise @Whooda hears that as a Funk track where the bass is indispensible element, he's right, but for me it was all about the rhythm guitar part. Frusciante was endlessly fascinated by it too, that's how the Peppers wound up recording it
	1:25am Whooda: All the talk of the game too cold to play, yet at kick off NJ was warmer than both, WA and CO.
	1:26am P-90: @Whoo: I was gonna say, you were ahead of your time w/that underwear wardrobe thing!
	1:28am BadGuyZero: I would think if there was a game too cold to play that it would have been the Bengals @ Browns game I attended in 2008. The actual temp was -2 and the wind chill was -38. It was a rare sunny winter day in The Cleve.
	1:28am P-90: Yeah, how 'bout that? there were like two weeks of news media "Super Bowl Snowmageddon" stories, then it warmed up just in time for the game.
	1:29am Whooda: @P-90 Yes, I really put myself out there by wearing only tidy whitees. Our family NEVER walked around the house in underwear. Oh well, that prepared me for a life of rejection as a visual artist.
	1:31am Josephteilhard: love the ferry segue!
	1:31am egal: Siouxsie does a nice cover of this.
	1:43am amEdeo: SUPPERBOWLS!
	1:44am BadGuyZero: WFMU Friendship Society = No more being treated Canadian. And by "treated Canadian" I mean solving math challenges.
	1:45am Whooda: Hello DJ amEdeo. haha Supperbowls. What do you expect from the Stonerbowl?
	1:54am amEdeo: I do not know, but I am accepting any and all gluten-less foods.
	1:56am Whooda: How much dietary masochism are you going to endure before you come back to red meat and heavy carbs like a normal savage animal amEdeo?
	2:00am BadGuyZero: N-E-K-O!!!
	2:01am BadGuyZero: I think it unfair to call it "dietary masochism" when ones very survival depends on it.
	2:04am amEdeo: YEAH! Thanks for standing up for my inability to digest wheat! Please don't poison me with that, secret villains.
	2:05am Whooda: We suject our bodies to such brutal abuse besides diet: noise and air pollution, enourmous stress from work, home, social obligations, drink and drugs of all flavors of posion. So, depriving one in the name of health seems a little hypocritical to me, but I understand not wanting to kill another animal, which again is against every form of evolution and survival by nature.
	2:06am Fuzzy: Yeah -- tell that to the lions!
	2:08am Whooda: I mean to say eating other animals is normal as any lion will attest.
	2:10am P-90: @Whooda: Slow down there, pardner, its not about animals at all, he just can't digest wheat, it'll make him sick.. The ability to digest ground-up grains is a recent adaptation, and some folks don't have all the genes for it, so chillax.
	2:15am P-90: You wouldn't chastise someone for eating eggs if they made him break out in hives and vomit violently, would you? Some people can't digest a protein in wheat called gluten, same thing. They've even got a special pizza at Two Boots named after him, the "amEchovy", that 's made with gluten-free crust. Try it some time
	2:17am Whooda: I'm not emotionally invested in this, just having a discussion. When I made the first comment I didn't realize amEdeo was allergic. I assumed it was a choice. Was also thinking amEdeo is a vegetarian. I don't need to eat gluten free. I make my own pizza crusts and I use extra gluten. You can buy gluten in a box. It improves the flavor of aged dough.
	2:17am pg: i love this show! been meaning to say that for a while.
	2:19am Therese: Thank you, PG!
	2:19am P-90: @pg: hahaha, perfect timing
	2:22am Fuzzy: I have a gluten-intolerant cousin. Yes, it's a thing, something I don't remember hearing about so much in the past as recently, within the past decade or so. I just checked out the Wiki page on Coeliac Disease to learn more. Better screening today, so that even asymptomatic subjects can be diagnosed. I was thinking it was possibly related to crappy Western diet/food supply.
	2:24am Steve-O: @pg: Oh, me too, me too. =)
	2:26am Whooda: I have had a rash on my forhead the last six months or so and convinced myself it was gluten. I stopped with the bread and beer etc,..no difference. Then I decided it must be dairy, again with the diet exclusion. Nope, not dairy either. Don't know what it is.
	2:28am P-90: @Fuzzy: it wasn't until very recently in the history of our species that we started processing grain for food. So it's actually grains that are arguably unnatural stressors on Wait--you say you have a rash and you thought it might be from a gluten sensitivity? So: you've heard about this?
	2:31am Whooda: @Fuzzy Yes, when I convinced myself that I was gluten-intolerant I did that research too an learned a lot. Especially sad for kids that are intolerant but not diagnosed. It can cause many other ill effects in development. Grains are the most basic of human diet since prehistory. Our teeth used to be worn flat (like a horse's teeth) because of our predominately grain diet as shown in the fossil record.
	2:34am BadGuyZero: @Whooda: Sounds like you're allergic to your skin. You should probably remove it to avoid further complications.
	2:36am Whooda: These songs are certainly easy to digest...and DELICIOUS too. Thanks BGZ but I have climbed out of my skin and jumped out of my skin too...but no luck.
	2:36am P-90: Actually, grains hve only been used by H. sapiens for food for about 25,000, years, the merest blink of an eye. I was going to say to Fuzzy that grains themselves can be seen as part of the "crappy Western diet/food supply " he referred to.... So lay off poor amEdeo, he's never hurt any body in his life, let the little feller be
	2:39am P-90: Besides, we NEED him to play tunes 'n' beats 'n' shit for us on Monday mornings. Don't fuck things up for everyone. Remember your Golden Rule, etc...
	2:39am Whooda: You misunderstand me P-90, I never meant any disrespect to anyone about anything. Why do you believe humans only discovered grains 25,000 years ago? What do you think they ate when no meat was available?
	2:39am Fuzzy: I was thinking about the dreadful factory-farmed food, HFCS, overuse of antibiotics...(cue Debbie Downer Sad Trombone)
	2:41am Whooda: No doubt that processed foods, preservatives, exotic spices and additives are reeking havoc with our metabolism.
	2:43am Whooda: I believe in spiritual powers and our lack of respect for the animals we do eat may have esoteric powers over us. Ancient cultures would pray over a kill, thank God and ask forgiveness for the taking of that life.
	2:44am Fuzzy: Well, I like exotic spices...
	2:45am Whooda: DJ X-Ray Jones has a GREAT idea. In order to eat meat you have to have a 'meat' certificate. To maintain your certificate you must work in a slaughter house once a year. If you can't handle the slaughter...NO MEAT FOR YOU.
	2:46am BadGuyZero: I wonder if the makers of Rick Springfield music videos expected the world to have ended by now. Because we're only two years away from when the "Human Touch" video takes place.
	2:47am BadGuyZero: Why does amEdeo sound like he should be asking for ransom?
	2:47am Pine: Humanity knows nothing at all. There is no intrinsic value in anything and every action is a futile meaningless effort. Eat what grows.
	2:47am P-90: Collection, cultivation, processing, and storage of grains like wheat and rye only began with the advent of sedentism, which just means settling down in stationary communities and abandoning the hunter/gatherer lifeways. That's a very recent thing: cities, towns, plowing fields, diverting water for irrigation, storing large amounts of food in silos, pyramids, etc. And with that came your ruling classes, oppression, domination, those who bullied their way to control of the food stores (the 1%) telling everyone else what to do (the 99%)...
	2:48am BadGuyZero: Goodbye horses, amEdeo.
	2:49am Whooda: Hunter / gatherer means meat and grains and berries. These things were consumed before agriculture was established. Grains were the predominate food as hunting was difficult without metal.
	2:50am BadGuyZero: I can't do a fully adequate Buffalo Bill impersonation unless I'm tucking.
	2:51am BadGuyZero: "Silence of the Lambs" is my second favorite romantic comedy. Lars Von Trier's "Antichrist" is my #1 fave romcom.
	2:52am Steve-O: Well, Therese, I enjoyed tonight's program quite a bit. Thanks, and have a safe and fun week! =)
	2:55am BadGuyZero: I'm looking forward to Sandy Miranda/Mustard Gas on season four of "American Horror Story."
	2:56am BadGuyZero: The witches fight in a pool???
	2:57am P-90: No, hold on, grains can only be eaten when they are processed. Technologies like grinding, baking, the aforementioned planting/irrigation, etc. are necessary to turn grains into a usable food source. Hunter/gatherers don't have mills, ovens, storehouses, rolling pins, and all those grain-processing things. They eat PLANTS, but all plants are not grains. Wild grains are useless to wild humans.
	2:57am BadGuyZero: My favorite soap opera is "Saved By The Bell."
	2:59am Pine: Rocks and water. Neandertals ate grains.
	2:59am Whooda: rice is a wild grain and wheat/grass seeds are wild too. Corn too.
	3:01am BadGuyZero: Get ready to switch playlists in 3...2...1...

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	New	Approx. start time
PJ Harvey	Rid of Me "Rid of Me" by "PJ Harvey"	Rid of Me	Island		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Silver Apples	You're Not Fooling Me	Silver Apples	MCA		0:04:28 (Pop-up)
Free Kitten	What's Fair "What's Fair" by "Free Kitten"	Nice Ass	Kill Rock Stars		0:09:50 (Pop-up)
The Waitresses	Everything's Wrong If My Hair Is Wrong	Just Desserts: The Complete Waitresses	Omnivore	*	0:13:11 (Pop-up)
The Julie Ruin	Just My Kind "Just My Kind" by "The Julie Ruin"	Run Fast	TJR / Dischord Direct	*	0:17:08 (Pop-up)
Beyoncé	*Flawless "*Flawless" by "Beyoncé"	Beyoncé	Columbia	*	0:21:22 (Pop-up)
Peggy Lee	Is That All There Is? "Is That All There Is?" by "Peggy Lee"	Is That All There Is?	Capitol		0:25:07 (Pop-up)
Dum Dum Girls	Rimbaud Eyes "Rimbaud Eyes" by "Dum Dum Girls"	Too True	Sub Pop	*	0:29:23 (Pop-up)

The Mighty Hannibal	The Biggest Cry	Hannibalism!	Norton		0:40:27 (Pop-up)
Ike & Tina Turner	Living for the City	Sexy Seductive Provocative	Paula Records		0:42:52 (Pop-up)
Sly & the Family Stone	Luv N' Haight	There's a Riot Goin' On	Sony / Epic / Get On Down	*	0:46:06 (Pop-up)
La La Brooks	The One Who Really Loves You	What's Mine Is Yours 7"	Norton	*	0:49:49 (Pop-up)
The Fabulettes	Screamin' and Shoutin'	Wigan Casino Soul Club, Station Road, Wigan 1973-81	Charly	*	0:52:35 (Pop-up)
Ohio Players	Love Rollercoaster "Love Rollercoaster" by "Ohio Players"	Funk on Fire: The Mercury Anthology	Mercury Chronicles		0:55:18 (Pop-up)

Glaxo Babies	This is Your Life "This is Your Life" by "Glaxo Babies"	Put Me on the Guest List	Superior Viaduct	*	1:12:14 (Pop-up)
The Student Teachers	Past Tense "Past Tense" by "The Student Teachers"	Invitation To...The Student Teachers 1978-1980	Nacional	*	1:15:33 (Pop-up)
Death of Samantha	Conviction "Conviction" by "Death of Samantha"	If Memory Serves Us Well	St. Valentine		1:18:41 (Pop-up)
Blank Realm	Back to the Flood "Back to the Flood" by "Blank Realm"	Grassed Inn	Fire	*	1:22:05 (Pop-up)
Bryan Ferry	Sea Breezes "Sea Breezes" by "Bryan Ferry"	Let's Stick Together	Atlantic		1:27:09 (Pop-up)
Portishead	Wandering Star "Wandering Star" by "Portishead"	Dummy	London / PolyGram		1:33:03 (Pop-up)

No Other	Break Away "Break Away" by "No Other"	I Believe in Werner Herzog	No Label	*	1:42:57 (Pop-up)
Morrissey	Do Your Best and Don't Worry	Southpaw Grammar	Reprise		1:46:03 (Pop-up)
The Extra Lens	Communicating Doors	Undercard	Merge		1:50:03 (Pop-up)
Van Morrison	Beside You "Beside You" by "Van Morrison"	Astral Weeks	Warner Brothers		1:52:56 (Pop-up)
Neko Case	Margaret vs. Pauline "Margaret vs. Pauline" by "Neko Case"	Fox Confessor Brings the Flood	Anti		1:58:34 (Pop-up)

Dump	Don't Let On "Don't Let On" by "Dump"	I Can Hear Music	Morr Music	*	2:02:34 (Pop-up)
Camel Heads	Vers Celaeano "Vers Celaeano" by "Camel Heads"	Anoluz	Captcha	*	2:07:08 (Pop-up)
Magik Markers	Mirrorless "Mirrorless" by "Magik Markers"	Surrender to the Fantasy	Drag City	*	2:11:05 (Pop-up)
Sandy Denny	It'll Take a Long Time	Sandy	A & M		2:16:49 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Poor Boy "Poor Boy" by "Nick Drake"	Nick Drake	Island		2:21:45 (Pop-up)
Heavenly Beat	Lengths "Lengths" by "Heavenly Beat"	Prominence	Captured Tracks	*	2:27:49 (Pop-up)
Destroyer	Blue Eyes "Blue Eyes" by "Destroyer"	Kaputt	Merge		2:31:45 (Pop-up)
Múm	Whistle (with Kylie) "Whistle (with Kylie)" by "Múm"	Smilewound	Morr Music	*	2:36:19 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03am phat: Jeez. I haven't actually heard Rid of Me in a very long time. Damn. This is great.
	12:05am Whooda: I keep forgetting that PJ Harvey is a woman. Hello Therese, Hope your're feeling better. Hey phat.
	12:05am Steve-O: Hi Therese! Hope all is going well for you today. =)
	12:06am P-90: [stepping over the fence from World of Echo] Good Morning, Ms. Therese
	12:06am Therese: Hello all! Thanks for stopping by.
	12:07am Fuzzy: G'Mornin!
	12:16am phat: This is going very well.
	12:19am Droll: After listening to that whole track, I can confirm her hair is perfect.
	12:22am Whooda: Girls rule, a tribute to the Broncos I guess.
	12:24am P-90: @Whoo: ooch
	12:26am mb: Tee-reeese!!!
	12:27am Whooda: It's only fitting, the Stoner Bowl with Washington the better weed.
	12:27am phat: Whoa, here we go.
	12:27am P-90: an early setback for my girl B
	12:28am Whooda: ha!
	12:29am Whooda: I made it to the Superbowl and got my clock cleaned....is that all there is?
	12:29am tom: beyonce to peggy lee is inspired but i thought you going to play shake my hair back and forth
	12:30am phat: I never noticed how this tune could be a Kurt Weill tune.
	12:30am P-90: I wish I coulda been there when Ed McMahon was coached on how to pronounce each of the girl's names correctly
	12:31am Pete from Boston (and NJ): I won't make it to 2:00 again this week, but happy to be here.
	12:32am Droll: P-90, Ha! I was also thinking how stiff he sounded even though he makes a living introducing people.
	12:32am P-90: @phat: it's a Lieber and Stoler, but it's got a little of that Weimar oom-pah vibe
	12:34am Whooda: There was also another mega star / mega voice female artist that got completely screwed over on that Ed McMann show, I can't remember her name but she is now a judge on The Voice (I think).
	12:37am P-90: ...no joy in Mudville
	12:38am sugarwolf: who won the Puppy Bowl?
	12:40am P-90: ".....a cruise ship verion of Jackie Wilson" I'm writing that down for future reference
	12:40am phat: Yeah, good job Lieber/Stoller!
	12:42am tom: a good p.s. hoffman performance is in the savages, among the lesser known films. good flick overall
	12:44am P-90: @phat: The K. Weill feel may have been completely intentional when they wrote it; the P. Lee track definitely works it that way, good call
	12:45am phat: It almost has to be intentional. It's based on a Thomas Mann story, too.
	12:47am P-90: Where are you reading this?
	12:47am Hugh: RIP Mighty Hannibal!! Badass show tonight!
	12:47am phat: This is a great set tonight. Glad I tuned in.
	12:48am phat: en.wikipedia.org...
	12:50am ifny: The Red Hot Chili Peppers laid down the best naked sock cock rock ever. That counts for a plot in my books.
	12:57am Pete from Boston (and NJ): If only all this dancing music happened earlier...
	12:57am Whooda: You are POSSESSED tonight Therese!
	12:58am P-90: Ohio Playaz!
	1:04am P-90: @Whooda: I have loved that song SO much, ever since it was new (!), that I sat down to learn the guitar parts and wound up writing a solo guitar arrangement of the entire song, bridges, choruses, everything
	1:05am Whooda: That's funny P-90 but I am having a hard time imagining that song without a bass line. :)
	1:07am P-90: Can you thumb-pick bass lines while picking melodic parts?
	1:09am Whooda: I'm not a musician but I have noticed that style done, it's pretty exciting to watch someone play that way.
	1:12am Droll: I would like to see the bass and guitar parts for that song played on guitar simultaneously. It's missing from YT.
	1:17am P-90: I thought you played, didn't you say?. Yeah, it's essentially a "Chet Atkins" thing, but it'll also get you into Fripp territory. That was the key to writing a solo arrangement of the chorus ("You're love is like/ a roller coaster BabyBaby/ I want to ride') my version was like a Fripp/Philip Glass ostinato w/a bass line built in Thought you were a guitar guy, that's why i mentioned
	1:18am P-90: @Droll, and no, the bass parts I came up with suggested, not dupicated, the bass guitar parts on the record
	1:19am BadGuyZero: Hiya, Therese! And fellow listeners, hello.
	1:20am P-90: Hail BGZ
	1:21am Droll: Whatever -- put it on YT and let the h8rz commence!
	1:23am BadGuyZero: Tonight is one of those winter rarities: it's colder in Dallas than it is in Jersey City.
	1:23am Whooda: P-90 I got a plastic guitar for Christmas when I was about five, I chose it for myself only to be browbeaten by my parents for my choice. The guitar wasn't my first choice but the best thing left. ha ha. I did write a song on it, played it for my sister in my underwear and promptly was laughed at. :( crushing my musical aspiration in a flaming nosedive. Too early for cock sock toddler punk I guess.
	1:24am BadGuyZero: And by colder I mean actual outside temperature, not how women should be treated.
	1:24am P-90: Funny, should be no surprise @Whooda hears that as a Funk track where the bass is indispensible element, he's right, but for me it was all about the rhythm guitar part. Frusciante was endlessly fascinated by it too, that's how the Peppers wound up recording it
	1:25am Whooda: All the talk of the game too cold to play, yet at kick off NJ was warmer than both, WA and CO.
	1:26am P-90: @Whoo: I was gonna say, you were ahead of your time w/that underwear wardrobe thing!
	1:28am BadGuyZero: I would think if there was a game too cold to play that it would have been the Bengals @ Browns game I attended in 2008. The actual temp was -2 and the wind chill was -38. It was a rare sunny winter day in The Cleve.
	1:28am P-90: Yeah, how 'bout that? there were like two weeks of news media "Super Bowl Snowmageddon" stories, then it warmed up just in time for the game.
	1:29am Whooda: @P-90 Yes, I really put myself out there by wearing only tidy whitees. Our family NEVER walked around the house in underwear. Oh well, that prepared me for a life of rejection as a visual artist.
	1:31am Josephteilhard: love the ferry segue!
	1:31am egal: Siouxsie does a nice cover of this.
	1:43am amEdeo: SUPPERBOWLS!
	1:44am BadGuyZero: WFMU Friendship Society = No more being treated Canadian. And by "treated Canadian" I mean solving math challenges.
	1:45am Whooda: Hello DJ amEdeo. haha Supperbowls. What do you expect from the Stonerbowl?
	1:54am amEdeo: I do not know, but I am accepting any and all gluten-less foods.
	1:56am Whooda: How much dietary masochism are you going to endure before you come back to red meat and heavy carbs like a normal savage animal amEdeo?
	2:00am BadGuyZero: N-E-K-O!!!
	2:01am BadGuyZero: I think it unfair to call it "dietary masochism" when ones very survival depends on it.
	2:04am amEdeo: YEAH! Thanks for standing up for my inability to digest wheat! Please don't poison me with that, secret villains.
	2:05am Whooda: We suject our bodies to such brutal abuse besides diet: noise and air pollution, enourmous stress from work, home, social obligations, drink and drugs of all flavors of posion. So, depriving one in the name of health seems a little hypocritical to me, but I understand not wanting to kill another animal, which again is against every form of evolution and survival by nature.
	2:06am Fuzzy: Yeah -- tell that to the lions!
	2:08am Whooda: I mean to say eating other animals is normal as any lion will attest.
	2:10am P-90: @Whooda: Slow down there, pardner, its not about animals at all, he just can't digest wheat, it'll make him sick.. The ability to digest ground-up grains is a recent adaptation, and some folks don't have all the genes for it, so chillax.
	2:15am P-90: You wouldn't chastise someone for eating eggs if they made him break out in hives and vomit violently, would you? Some people can't digest a protein in wheat called gluten, same thing. They've even got a special pizza at Two Boots named after him, the "amEchovy", that 's made with gluten-free crust. Try it some time
	2:17am Whooda: I'm not emotionally invested in this, just having a discussion. When I made the first comment I didn't realize amEdeo was allergic. I assumed it was a choice. Was also thinking amEdeo is a vegetarian. I don't need to eat gluten free. I make my own pizza crusts and I use extra gluten. You can buy gluten in a box. It improves the flavor of aged dough.
	2:17am pg: i love this show! been meaning to say that for a while.
	2:19am Therese: Thank you, PG!
	2:19am P-90: @pg: hahaha, perfect timing
	2:22am Fuzzy: I have a gluten-intolerant cousin. Yes, it's a thing, something I don't remember hearing about so much in the past as recently, within the past decade or so. I just checked out the Wiki page on Coeliac Disease to learn more. Better screening today, so that even asymptomatic subjects can be diagnosed. I was thinking it was possibly related to crappy Western diet/food supply.
	2:24am Steve-O: @pg: Oh, me too, me too. =)
	2:26am Whooda: I have had a rash on my forhead the last six months or so and convinced myself it was gluten. I stopped with the bread and beer etc,..no difference. Then I decided it must be dairy, again with the diet exclusion. Nope, not dairy either. Don't know what it is.
	2:28am P-90: @Fuzzy: it wasn't until very recently in the history of our species that we started processing grain for food. So it's actually grains that are arguably unnatural stressors on Wait--you say you have a rash and you thought it might be from a gluten sensitivity? So: you've heard about this?
	2:31am Whooda: @Fuzzy Yes, when I convinced myself that I was gluten-intolerant I did that research too an learned a lot. Especially sad for kids that are intolerant but not diagnosed. It can cause many other ill effects in development. Grains are the most basic of human diet since prehistory. Our teeth used to be worn flat (like a horse's teeth) because of our predominately grain diet as shown in the fossil record.
	2:34am BadGuyZero: @Whooda: Sounds like you're allergic to your skin. You should probably remove it to avoid further complications.
	2:36am Whooda: These songs are certainly easy to digest...and DELICIOUS too. Thanks BGZ but I have climbed out of my skin and jumped out of my skin too...but no luck.
	2:36am P-90: Actually, grains hve only been used by H. sapiens for food for about 25,000, years, the merest blink of an eye. I was going to say to Fuzzy that grains themselves can be seen as part of the "crappy Western diet/food supply " he referred to.... So lay off poor amEdeo, he's never hurt any body in his life, let the little feller be
	2:39am P-90: Besides, we NEED him to play tunes 'n' beats 'n' shit for us on Monday mornings. Don't fuck things up for everyone. Remember your Golden Rule, etc...
	2:39am Whooda: You misunderstand me P-90, I never meant any disrespect to anyone about anything. Why do you believe humans only discovered grains 25,000 years ago? What do you think they ate when no meat was available?
	2:39am Fuzzy: I was thinking about the dreadful factory-farmed food, HFCS, overuse of antibiotics...(cue Debbie Downer Sad Trombone)
	2:41am Whooda: No doubt that processed foods, preservatives, exotic spices and additives are reeking havoc with our metabolism.
	2:43am Whooda: I believe in spiritual powers and our lack of respect for the animals we do eat may have esoteric powers over us. Ancient cultures would pray over a kill, thank God and ask forgiveness for the taking of that life.
	2:44am Fuzzy: Well, I like exotic spices...
	2:45am Whooda: DJ X-Ray Jones has a GREAT idea. In order to eat meat you have to have a 'meat' certificate. To maintain your certificate you must work in a slaughter house once a year. If you can't handle the slaughter...NO MEAT FOR YOU.
	2:46am BadGuyZero: I wonder if the makers of Rick Springfield music videos expected the world to have ended by now. Because we're only two years away from when the "Human Touch" video takes place.
	2:47am BadGuyZero: Why does amEdeo sound like he should be asking for ransom?
	2:47am Pine: Humanity knows nothing at all. There is no intrinsic value in anything and every action is a futile meaningless effort. Eat what grows.
	2:47am P-90: Collection, cultivation, processing, and storage of grains like wheat and rye only began with the advent of sedentism, which just means settling down in stationary communities and abandoning the hunter/gatherer lifeways. That's a very recent thing: cities, towns, plowing fields, diverting water for irrigation, storing large amounts of food in silos, pyramids, etc. And with that came your ruling classes, oppression, domination, those who bullied their way to control of the food stores (the 1%) telling everyone else what to do (the 99%)...
	2:48am BadGuyZero: Goodbye horses, amEdeo.
	2:49am Whooda: Hunter / gatherer means meat and grains and berries. These things were consumed before agriculture was established. Grains were the predominate food as hunting was difficult without metal.
	2:50am BadGuyZero: I can't do a fully adequate Buffalo Bill impersonation unless I'm tucking.
	2:51am BadGuyZero: "Silence of the Lambs" is my second favorite romantic comedy. Lars Von Trier's "Antichrist" is my #1 fave romcom.
	2:52am Steve-O: Well, Therese, I enjoyed tonight's program quite a bit. Thanks, and have a safe and fun week! =)
	2:55am BadGuyZero: I'm looking forward to Sandy Miranda/Mustard Gas on season four of "American Horror Story."
	2:56am BadGuyZero: The witches fight in a pool???
	2:57am P-90: No, hold on, grains can only be eaten when they are processed. Technologies like grinding, baking, the aforementioned planting/irrigation, etc. are necessary to turn grains into a usable food source. Hunter/gatherers don't have mills, ovens, storehouses, rolling pins, and all those grain-processing things. They eat PLANTS, but all plants are not grains. Wild grains are useless to wild humans.
	2:57am BadGuyZero: My favorite soap opera is "Saved By The Bell."
	2:59am Pine: Rocks and water. Neandertals ate grains.
	2:59am Whooda: rice is a wild grain and wheat/grass seeds are wild too. Corn too.
	3:01am BadGuyZero: Get ready to switch playlists in 3...2...1...

Therese: Playlist from February 3, 2014

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