WFMU: A Rough Mix with Steinski: Playlist from October 10, 2014

Listener comments!
	2:59pm Gary: Yay!
	3:00pm Steinski: The experiment begins...
	3:00pm Doug Schulkind: 60 seconds till blast off...
	3:01pm ken in denver: Noice!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Woo!
	3:02pm Gary: I have a feeling that bad things are going to happen ...
	3:02pm SeanG: sweet
	3:03pm Stanley: Earwig-o!
	3:03pm northguineahills: w00h00!
	3:03pm Steinski: Hello everybody.
	3:03pm david from ks: soooGood to hear again !!
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: Steinski! A Rough Mix isn't in the lineup of pledge choices this season, but what I just dropped in the kitty will at least go to the station as a whole. Thanks for the new show!!
	3:04pm holland oats: holy s that wuz scary
	3:04pm Steinski: And by the way, this is an all spoken-word lashup. Thanks listener James for the generosity.
	3:04pm Stanley: It's a great honour, Sir.
	3:05pm Steinski: Thanks.
	3:06pm listener james from westwood: I don't think I knew they had recordings of OJ that day. Wow.
	3:06pm Lizardner Dave: So happy to hear this.
	3:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Present.
	3:06pm still b/p: I had to miss Drummer and Uncle Michael, but, wowza, now I'll receive the Steinski compensation package!
	3:06pm Doug Schulkind: The audio cuts are coming faster than the page can refresh! That's Steinski for you.
	3:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Ah, the Reagan snooty episode at the Hilton. The event that finally put DC on the map!
	3:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: shooty
	3:07pm Steinski: Bang?
	3:08pm Doug Schulkind: @still b/p Welcome aboard. You may want to double-check your back-up emergency parachute.
	3:08pm listener james from westwood: I remember Cox. And the Saturday Night Massacre.
	3:09pm still b/p: Parashooty!
	3:09pm Steinski: Remember WWII?
	3:10pm Doug Schulkind: I think I saw it on Instagram, Steinski.
	3:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: How disappointing that they had to go & make a sequel.
	3:11pm Steinski: Longest running show on Earth.
	3:11pm Stanley: Sounds like your voice has been disguised like those anonymous interviewees on the tv.
	3:11pm Lizardner Dave: They just made WW II in color on TV. Different experience now.
	3:12pm Steinski: I wanterd to screw with the VO's so the actual transcriptions would stand out by contrast.
	3:12pm earrIE: WWs I & II saw father & son in my mother's family.
	3:12pm conkrete_dawg: awesome
	3:13pm listener james from westwood: Jesus. Imagine when all communications were this agonizingly spare. Terrific nervous strain indeed.
	3:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: grandfather was in a survey unit sent to hiroshima right after the bomb. Fuckin' army.
	3:14pm Steinski: This guy - Irving Strobing - became famous because of this transmission.
	3:15pm Doug Schulkind: My father, who turned 95 last month, is a Silver Star recipient for valor during the Battle of the Bulge. Also won two Purple Hearts.
	3:15pm Stanley: He probably got jailed for his honesty
	3:15pm V Priceless: wow Doug! That is VERY cool!
	3:15pm Rich in Washington: this reminds me of early Burroughs cut up tapes for some reason.
	3:16pm david from ks: WW2 the "good war"!
	3:16pm listener james from westwood: Much respect to Papa Schulkind. Any chance he ran into the then-Mel Kaminsky (aka Brooks)? He was also at the Bulge. @Rich: Seconded. The occasional non-war items make it seem like other material was folded in.
	3:17pm Parq: In case anyone else is wondering: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:17pm Doug Schulkind: I never knew about any of until well into adulthood. He never felt the need to mention it.
	3:17pm V Priceless: if there is a Hell, Tricky Dick is in it!
	3:17pm listener james from westwood: "He was a swine of a man and jabbering dupe of a president." Hunter S. Thompson.
	3:18pm βrian: My dad managed to get himself sunk twice. Once in the North Atlantic, once in the Coral sea.
	3:18pm Steinski: A nasty, mean man. Not as bad as W, I don't think.
	3:18pm Rich in Washington: The OJ audio is weird. I happened to be visiting my parents when the OJ 'chase' happened and we watched it live, speechless. It was a surreal moment.
	3:18pm Lizardner Dave: www.nytimes.com...
	3:18pm listener james from westwood: Colbert! Balls of steel in this moment.
	3:18pm Webhamster Henry: You don't have Ollie North in there too, Mr. Stein?
	3:18pm Rich in Washington: Casey is still unburied.
	3:19pm Doug Schulkind: Colbert deserved a least a Pulitzer for that performance.
	3:19pm Steinski: I was touring in Europe when Colbert gave that speech. Greatest news I'd had from home in a while.
	3:19pm Webhamster Henry: We just watched that Colbert piece, as a companion to Seinfeld's Clio speech.
	3:20pm Steinski: There's a LOT I don't have in here; plenty of material for pt. 2 at some point.
	3:20pm listener james from westwood: Nixon was smarter than Dubya but suborned his intelligence to evil and insecurity in proportion to the true size of the man: tiny and paranoid. Bush is stupid but just smart enough to let even more evil men and women run things. He was a gateway for worse demons.
	3:21pm david from ks: ,,,and Nixon did to! He did earn it! He paid for his whole lesson!
	3:21pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Strobing: www.nytimes.com...
	3:21pm V Priceless: plus the Dubya lineage much more sinister, historically.
	3:22pm Steinski: W hasn't paid. May he rot in hell for the Iraq casualties.
	3:22pm βrian: We're dealing with a corrupt leader now here in Wisconsin.
	3:23pm listener james from westwood: Scott Walker? He just got totally faced by the Sup. Ct. But he deserves way more boots in the balls than those of the Nine.
	3:23pm Doug Schulkind: May Kissinger rot in Hell on top of W.
	3:23pm david from ks: ,,Gore Vidal from "United States of Amnesia" sets things fairly straight !
	3:23pm V Priceless: haha
	3:24pm listener james from westwood: My 1st publishing job involved working on the International Jrnl of Aviation Psychology. Learned way too much about too many horrible crashes, from Tenerife on down.
	3:25pm listener james from westwood: If they use the acronym CFIT, well, that's not good.
	3:25pm Steinski: This has a happy ending, thank goodness.
	3:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Listener JfW: sounds grimly fascinating.
	3:26pm listener james from westwood: Ah, good. No controlled flight into terrain, then. Or at least a nonfatal one.
	3:26pm listener james from westwood: Rev, it was indeed. Made my next flight after that a sort of seeing-the-Matrix moment.
	3:27pm listener james from westwood: That crosstalk won't help comprehensibility.
	3:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Did a gig last year based around crash recordings like this here. It's a weird kind of hed-fuk to spend weeks listening to these...
	3:27pm Steinski: As I said, a bit hard to listen to...
	3:27pm Rich in Washington: I like that piece Crashing Aeroplanes by F.M. Einheit and Andreas Ammer that's composed of black box and tower transmissions. It's really spooky.
	3:28pm Steinski: Yeah. It's like watching snuff films.
	3:28pm listener james from westwood: Steinski, not as hard as hearing the call from the stewardess on one of the 9/11 planes. One of the handful of times I turned FMU off.
	3:29pm Parq: My dad was a small craft pilot who never got IFR rated. We flew into a heavy cloud bank once when my sis and I were kids, which we thought was great fun. It wasn't until years later than I found out that we had very, very nearly died.
	3:29pm Steinski: This show ends with that, james....
	3:29pm Rich in Washington: Along those lines, Lustmord did one centered around car crashes. I think Crash Injury Trauma? Something like that. Really disturbing.
	3:29pm Rev. Turnip Druid: In the end, I'd settled on the Alaska Air crash [flight 261] as the centerpiece because there was such a dynamic path to it. Wild energy.
	3:29pm Doug Schulkind: This is more like a snuuuuuuu film. Not sure if or when the ff is coming.
	3:30pm listener james from westwood: Thanks for the warning.
	3:32pm david from ks: ,,stuff like this puts you their! good job DJS !
	3:33pm Steinski: Thanks, david - although I can't take too much credit.
	3:33pm earrIE: I went through a crash landing over Belfast. They didn't know if the landing gear had locked. We circled around made dips toward the the airport's tower until we ran out of fuel. The scariest safe landing I've ever been in.
	3:33pm listener james from westwood: This is completely riveting. Good find!
	3:33pm listener james from westwood: Holy crap, earrIE! Glad it worked out!!
	3:35pm Gary: Whoa, earrIE
	3:36pm Steinski: I always like that the Delta pilot keeps referring to this guy as "Hoss."
	3:36pm earrIE: The obvious and skulking military presence in the city (it was the late 80s) and violence-hardened children were far scarier to me, somehow.
	3:37pm listener james from westwood: Maybe b.c the plane ride was only once in a while, whereas the streets and their threats were every day and seemingly unending.
	3:38pm Doug Schulkind: omG, earrIE!
	3:38pm david from ks: ,,,,,Having a radio scanner puts us on the same page of interest!,,,,goodstuff Mon !
	3:39pm earrIE: Yeah, Ljames. The chronic effect.
	3:41pm Lizardner Dave: That was incredibly compelling.
	3:41pm Webhamster Henry: You should have been back announcing through a high pass filter...
	3:41pm íkє: HAAA! Great segue from the small plane in trouble over NY to Casey Kasem! Hey, what the fuck am I doing?
	3:42pm Rich in Washington: This is a weirdly fun show. I like how lots of us here are connoisseurs of disaster audio.
	3:42pm Rich in Washington: Poor Herbert.
	3:43pm Doug Schulkind: The last known survivor of the Hindenburg disaster, a bus boy on board, just passed away.
	3:43pm Rich in Washington: I read somewhere that the speed of the recording was incorrect over the years, contributing to the apparent sound of his hysteria.
	3:43pm P-90: @Steinski: That was spellbinding!
	3:43pm Steinski: I used to think Herb Morrison lost his job because he broke down in this transmission. He didn't; went on to a successful career.
	3:43pm Rich in Washington: Whoa. that's amazing, Doug!
	3:45pm listener james from westwood: Rich, I think you're right; this one sounds to have been speed-corrected or a lot more like a normal (if distraught) human.
	3:45pm βrian: It was a complete fluke that he survived. Several circumstances combined to give him a narrow escape route.
	3:45pm Rich in Washington: Herb's like Andy the deputy on Twin Peaks.. Calls wife. "I didn't cry this time! Tell them I didn't cry..!"
	3:45pm Uncle Michael: I was watching the Challenger launch.
	3:46pm listener james from westwood: Found out just before 2nd period history class, Bergen Catholic High School, Oradell NJ, told by my physics teacher in the hall, who said, upon being asked what's up, "The shuttle blew up." The class didn't quite ever start once we all found our seats.
	3:46pm Steinski: Richard Feynman's account of the Challenger investigation is fascinating. He's the scientist that revealed the o-ring problem.
	3:47pm listener james from westwood: ^^ It absolutely is. We could seriously use more Richard Feynmans.
	3:48pm βrian: I recall seeing the images on the TV in a bar I was passing in Winooski, VT. I didn't know what I was seeing but knew something was very wrong.
	3:48pm Rich in Washington: I was getting ready for school when my mom told me and I assumed it happened during landing. It seemed shuttle missions were so routine that I couldn't remember if one was going up or already up and coming down. But we watched it at school. Pretty sad.
	3:49pm Doug Schulkind: Feynman was also an amateur throat-singer. As in Tuvan throat singing. I've heard tapes of him attempting it and chanting "orange juice, orange juice.
	3:49pm Uncle Michael: It was a pleasure to open for you, Steinski.
	3:49pm βrian: Yes, I've heard those tapes. What a wild man.
	3:49pm northguineahills: My fourth grade class went to downtown Jaxsonville to see the play, Pinocchio. we got out (and it was ungodly cold for FL, I remember seeing that it was 26F at a bank digital clock . We were playing on the boardwalk by the river, and it was clear, except for a Sideshow Bob hair cloud in the south. We went to McDonalds, as elementary field trips were want to do back in the 80s, and my Mom came and told me and my friends what had happened.
	3:50pm Steinski: Possibly the ony scientist who did a lot of theoretical physics in a topless bar.
	3:50pm Steinski: Thanks, Uncle M.
	3:51pm listener james from westwood: You can't spell Saturday Night Massacre without "Robert Bork."
	3:51pm Webhamster Henry: When the Challenger blew up, the explosion was replayed on every tv channel continuously for a day or two.
	3:51pm northguineahills: So, I saw the aftermath of Challenger explosion, I just didn't realize what it was until an hour or so later.
	3:51pm βrian: Theoretical indeed!
	3:51pm listener james from westwood: I'm sorry I had to expose you all to that name.
	3:53pm Webhamster Henry: Cuing "I Am Unworthy Of Your Love" from Sondheim's Assassins...
	3:53pm Rich in Washington: I don't quite remember where I was when Reagan was shot, but remember my parents - ever the conservatives - having a conversation where they were sure the person who shot him was someone cut off from welfare.
	3:54pm Rev. Turnip Druid: What an unfortunate time to have a meeting. Now back to the tension and despair.
	3:55pm Parq: I only remember the aftermath of the JFK assassination, but I remember this RFK hit vividly.
	3:55pm Rich in Washington: I just found this creepy LP called Y that's all about the RFK assassination. I guess it was supposed to come out on Zappa's Bizarre label but he ultimately passed on it. Lots of audio related to the whole assassination saga, including this audio.
	3:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Hah. Was just listening to Dave Brock (hawkwind)'s treatment of the RFK tapes this morning.
	3:56pm Steinski: This is the 68 Chicago Democratic Convention.
	3:57pm V Priceless: Rosey Grier was there, with RFK.
	3:57pm Webhamster Henry: 1968 was a big year for assassinations and riots.
	3:57pm listener james from westwood: In 2004, during the RNC Remix week, FMU played some live broadcasts, w/ their reporter on the scene, from the Chicago convention. Chilling, as is this. Fuck Richard Daley.
	3:58pm P-90: Feinman's autobiography is high recommended, if anyone's curious about him...
	3:59pm listener james from westwood: This could easily be Ferguson.
	3:59pm Steinski: This is Ferguson now.
	3:59pm listener james from westwood: Heh, you were one step ahead of me.
	4:00pm Uncle Michael: We moved to Chicago less than a month after the convention. The father next door to us was a Life magazine photographer. He covered the riot. The son my age (we were both eight) showed me the helmet his dad had worn to take pictures in an American city.
	4:00pm Rich in Washington: @V Priceless: Yes. I read that they had to keep Rosie from killing Sirhan Sirhan on the spot.
	4:01pm V Priceless: @ Rich - Rosey got the gun away from him.
	4:02pm P-90: ...course it turned out that Sirhan's gun hadn't been fired and RFK had been shot at close range from BEHIND
	4:03pm Steinski: I hadn't heard that. Proof?
	4:03pm V Priceless: this is mind-boggling..and this year!
	4:04pm Rich in Washington: My favorite RFK CONspiracy story is the woman who appears out of the crowd, whispers something in the struggling Sirhan's ear and he sort of goes limp like he's in a trance.
	4:05pm conkrete_dawg: TWO!?
	4:05pm Rich in Washington: Casey is going to keep appearing on the radio, talking obscenely until we get his body into the ground.
	4:05pm V Priceless: shades of MK Ultra, Rich in Washington!
	4:05pm still b/p: Casey Cussem.
	4:06pm Rich in Washington: "he was a little dog called Snuggles" was my ringtone for many, many years.
	4:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Peak of Casey's career was his role in Glory Stompers. Also an outstanding film for every reason possible.
	4:07pm P-90: The autopsy and witness descriptions are unambiguous, the entry wound was just behind his ear, the shot was from behind. Sirhan was standing in front of him, facing him when waving the gun.
	4:08pm conkrete_dawg: this Betty Ong tape is devastating
	4:09pm Steinski: Yes.
	4:09pm Lewis: I have never been able to listen to this last bit… way too close to home… thanks for a great show, signing off
	4:11pm listener james from westwood: The questions over RFK likely will never be settled, because it feels like such a fucking robbery to have lost him and the change he might have brought.
	4:12pm Gary: Oh, man; this is awful ... will likely follow Lewis. Thanks for the show, Steinski
	4:12pm Steinski: Sorry to upset you folks, but I'm glad you were okay with the rest of the show.
	4:13pm Stanley: Many thanks for an amazing and compelling show, Steinski. And a great one for the archives.
	4:13pm Doug Schulkind: And we're clear.
	4:14pm Steinski: That's it, y'all. The spooky music is courtesy of Doug.
	4:14pm Uncle Michael: Outstanding stuff, Steinski. Thank you.
	4:14pm Lizardner Dave: Thanks Steinski. Great show.
	4:14pm P-90: Thanks, Steinski!
	4:14pm Steinski: Signing off. Thanks for listening.
	4:15pm listener james from westwood: Great compilation, Steinski! Thanks for the mix!!
	4:15pm Lewis: Steinski - good to play it, and I know I can't listen to it because I have it on something of yours. Not too worry. Playing it is good even if hard (or impossible) to listen to! Thanks
	4:16pm conkrete_dawg: steinski, when will you be back with more of this great stuff
	4:21pm SeanG: that was a wild ride
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A Rough Mix with Steinski: Playlist from October 10, 2014

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Music behind DJ: Nicolaus	Inner (C&C Fade) (Listen: Pop-up) "Inner (C&C Fade)" by "Nicolaus"	In which the host informs you that this is not safe for work, and might be somewhat upsetting.
Space Shuttle Challenger (Ken Shocknek, KNBC News)	(Listen: Pop-up)
Reagan Assassination Attempt (Frank Reynolds, NBC News)	(Listen: Pop-up)
OJ In The Bronco, In Conversation With LAPD Detective Tom Lange	(Listen: Pop-up)
Space Shuttle Challenger (Ken Shocknek, KNBC News)	(Listen: Pop-up)
A Long Statement From Watergate Prosecutor Archibald Cox's Office	(Listen: Pop-up)
Edward Snowden Interviewed	(Listen: Pop-up) "Edward Snowden Interviewed"
Reagan Assassination Attempt (Frank Reynolds, NBC News)	(Listen: Pop-up)
OJ In The Bronco, In Conversation With LAPD Detective Tom Lange	(Listen: Pop-up)
Casey Kasem Recording Station Promos	(Listen: Pop-up) "Casey Kasem Recording Station Promos"
Music behind DJ: Scattertape	Shelving A Tempered String (Listen: Pop-up)	More bad news
The Last Stand Of U.S. Forces At Corregidor, May 6 1942, As Narrated By Private Irving Strobing Via Morse Code	(Listen: Pop-up)
President George W. Bush Jokes About Looking For The Missing WMD's Under A Table At A White House Correspondents Dinner	(Listen: Pop-up)
President Richard Nixon Addresses The Nation: "I Am Not A Crook"	(Listen: Pop-up)
OJ In The Bronco, In Conversation With LAPD Detective Tom Lange	(Listen: Pop-up)
Space Shuttle Challenger (Ken Shocknek, KNBC News)	(Listen: Pop-up)
Stephen Colbert Joshing President George W. Bush At A White House Correspondents Dinner	(Listen: Pop-up)
Casey Kasem Recording Station Promos	(Listen: Pop-up) "Casey Kasem Recording Station Promos"
Music behind DJ: Aoki Takamasa	RN4-09 (Short Version) (Listen: Pop-up)	Man the lifeboats.
One Bravo Echo, A Small Plane In Trouble Over The NY Metropolitan Area	(Listen: Pop-up)
Casey Kasem Recording Station Promos	(Listen: Pop-up) "Casey Kasem Recording Station Promos"
Music behind DJ: Loom	Isolex03 (Listen: Pop-up) "Isolex03" by "Loom"	Women and children first.
The Airship Hindenburg Docking At Lakehurst N.J. (Herb Morrison WLS)	(Listen: Pop-up)
Space Shuttle Challenger (Ken Shocknek, KNBC News)	(Listen: Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Marow	e.coli (Listen: Pop-up) "e.coli" by "Marow"	The door is stuck. We can't get out.
Watergate's Saturday Night Massacre (John Chancellor, NBC News)	(Listen: Pop-up)
Reagan Assassination Attempt (Frank Reynolds, NBC News; Susan King, NBC News)	(Listen: Pop-up)
Robert F. Kennedy Asassination (Andrew West, KRKD)	(Listen: Pop-up)
Police Encounter Demonstrators At The 1968 Democratic Convention In Chicago. Recorded By Unnamed Reporter	(Listen: Pop-up)
Police Encounter Demonstrators In Ferguson, MO., 2014, Recorded By Unnamed Reporter	(Listen: Pop-up)
Casey Kasem Recording Station Promos (Dead Dog Dedication)	(Listen: Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Ametsub	Repeatedly (Vido Edit) (Listen: Pop-up) "Repeatedly (Vido Edit)" by "Ametsub"	I can't see.
Phone Call From American Airlines Flight 11 By Flight Attendant #3, Betty Ong	(Listen: Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:59pm Gary: Yay!
	3:00pm Steinski: The experiment begins...
	3:00pm Doug Schulkind: 60 seconds till blast off...
	3:01pm ken in denver: Noice!
	3:01pm Uncle Michael: Woo!
	3:02pm Gary: I have a feeling that bad things are going to happen ...
	3:02pm SeanG: sweet
	3:03pm Stanley: Earwig-o!
	3:03pm northguineahills: w00h00!
	3:03pm Steinski: Hello everybody.
	3:03pm david from ks: soooGood to hear again !!
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: Steinski! A Rough Mix isn't in the lineup of pledge choices this season, but what I just dropped in the kitty will at least go to the station as a whole. Thanks for the new show!!
	3:04pm holland oats: holy s that wuz scary
	3:04pm Steinski: And by the way, this is an all spoken-word lashup. Thanks listener James for the generosity.
	3:04pm Stanley: It's a great honour, Sir.
	3:05pm Steinski: Thanks.
	3:06pm listener james from westwood: I don't think I knew they had recordings of OJ that day. Wow.
	3:06pm Lizardner Dave: So happy to hear this.
	3:06pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Present.
	3:06pm still b/p: I had to miss Drummer and Uncle Michael, but, wowza, now I'll receive the Steinski compensation package!
	3:06pm Doug Schulkind: The audio cuts are coming faster than the page can refresh! That's Steinski for you.
	3:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Ah, the Reagan snooty episode at the Hilton. The event that finally put DC on the map!
	3:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: shooty
	3:07pm Steinski: Bang?
	3:08pm Doug Schulkind: @still b/p Welcome aboard. You may want to double-check your back-up emergency parachute.
	3:08pm listener james from westwood: I remember Cox. And the Saturday Night Massacre.
	3:09pm still b/p: Parashooty!
	3:09pm Steinski: Remember WWII?
	3:10pm Doug Schulkind: I think I saw it on Instagram, Steinski.
	3:10pm Rev. Turnip Druid: How disappointing that they had to go & make a sequel.
	3:11pm Steinski: Longest running show on Earth.
	3:11pm Stanley: Sounds like your voice has been disguised like those anonymous interviewees on the tv.
	3:11pm Lizardner Dave: They just made WW II in color on TV. Different experience now.
	3:12pm Steinski: I wanterd to screw with the VO's so the actual transcriptions would stand out by contrast.
	3:12pm earrIE: WWs I & II saw father & son in my mother's family.
	3:12pm conkrete_dawg: awesome
	3:13pm listener james from westwood: Jesus. Imagine when all communications were this agonizingly spare. Terrific nervous strain indeed.
	3:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: grandfather was in a survey unit sent to hiroshima right after the bomb. Fuckin' army.
	3:14pm Steinski: This guy - Irving Strobing - became famous because of this transmission.
	3:15pm Doug Schulkind: My father, who turned 95 last month, is a Silver Star recipient for valor during the Battle of the Bulge. Also won two Purple Hearts.
	3:15pm Stanley: He probably got jailed for his honesty
	3:15pm V Priceless: wow Doug! That is VERY cool!
	3:15pm Rich in Washington: this reminds me of early Burroughs cut up tapes for some reason.
	3:16pm david from ks: WW2 the "good war"!
	3:16pm listener james from westwood: Much respect to Papa Schulkind. Any chance he ran into the then-Mel Kaminsky (aka Brooks)? He was also at the Bulge. @Rich: Seconded. The occasional non-war items make it seem like other material was folded in.
	3:17pm Parq: In case anyone else is wondering: en.wikipedia.org...
	3:17pm Doug Schulkind: I never knew about any of until well into adulthood. He never felt the need to mention it.
	3:17pm V Priceless: if there is a Hell, Tricky Dick is in it!
	3:17pm listener james from westwood: "He was a swine of a man and jabbering dupe of a president." Hunter S. Thompson.
	3:18pm βrian: My dad managed to get himself sunk twice. Once in the North Atlantic, once in the Coral sea.
	3:18pm Steinski: A nasty, mean man. Not as bad as W, I don't think.
	3:18pm Rich in Washington: The OJ audio is weird. I happened to be visiting my parents when the OJ 'chase' happened and we watched it live, speechless. It was a surreal moment.
	3:18pm Lizardner Dave: www.nytimes.com...
	3:18pm listener james from westwood: Colbert! Balls of steel in this moment.
	3:18pm Webhamster Henry: You don't have Ollie North in there too, Mr. Stein?
	3:18pm Rich in Washington: Casey is still unburied.
	3:19pm Doug Schulkind: Colbert deserved a least a Pulitzer for that performance.
	3:19pm Steinski: I was touring in Europe when Colbert gave that speech. Greatest news I'd had from home in a while.
	3:19pm Webhamster Henry: We just watched that Colbert piece, as a companion to Seinfeld's Clio speech.
	3:20pm Steinski: There's a LOT I don't have in here; plenty of material for pt. 2 at some point.
	3:20pm listener james from westwood: Nixon was smarter than Dubya but suborned his intelligence to evil and insecurity in proportion to the true size of the man: tiny and paranoid. Bush is stupid but just smart enough to let even more evil men and women run things. He was a gateway for worse demons.
	3:21pm david from ks: ,,,and Nixon did to! He did earn it! He paid for his whole lesson!
	3:21pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Strobing: www.nytimes.com...
	3:21pm V Priceless: plus the Dubya lineage much more sinister, historically.
	3:22pm Steinski: W hasn't paid. May he rot in hell for the Iraq casualties.
	3:22pm βrian: We're dealing with a corrupt leader now here in Wisconsin.
	3:23pm listener james from westwood: Scott Walker? He just got totally faced by the Sup. Ct. But he deserves way more boots in the balls than those of the Nine.
	3:23pm Doug Schulkind: May Kissinger rot in Hell on top of W.
	3:23pm david from ks: ,,Gore Vidal from "United States of Amnesia" sets things fairly straight !
	3:23pm V Priceless: haha
	3:24pm listener james from westwood: My 1st publishing job involved working on the International Jrnl of Aviation Psychology. Learned way too much about too many horrible crashes, from Tenerife on down.
	3:25pm listener james from westwood: If they use the acronym CFIT, well, that's not good.
	3:25pm Steinski: This has a happy ending, thank goodness.
	3:25pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Listener JfW: sounds grimly fascinating.
	3:26pm listener james from westwood: Ah, good. No controlled flight into terrain, then. Or at least a nonfatal one.
	3:26pm listener james from westwood: Rev, it was indeed. Made my next flight after that a sort of seeing-the-Matrix moment.
	3:27pm listener james from westwood: That crosstalk won't help comprehensibility.
	3:27pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Did a gig last year based around crash recordings like this here. It's a weird kind of hed-fuk to spend weeks listening to these...
	3:27pm Steinski: As I said, a bit hard to listen to...
	3:27pm Rich in Washington: I like that piece Crashing Aeroplanes by F.M. Einheit and Andreas Ammer that's composed of black box and tower transmissions. It's really spooky.
	3:28pm Steinski: Yeah. It's like watching snuff films.
	3:28pm listener james from westwood: Steinski, not as hard as hearing the call from the stewardess on one of the 9/11 planes. One of the handful of times I turned FMU off.
	3:29pm Parq: My dad was a small craft pilot who never got IFR rated. We flew into a heavy cloud bank once when my sis and I were kids, which we thought was great fun. It wasn't until years later than I found out that we had very, very nearly died.
	3:29pm Steinski: This show ends with that, james....
	3:29pm Rich in Washington: Along those lines, Lustmord did one centered around car crashes. I think Crash Injury Trauma? Something like that. Really disturbing.
	3:29pm Rev. Turnip Druid: In the end, I'd settled on the Alaska Air crash [flight 261] as the centerpiece because there was such a dynamic path to it. Wild energy.
	3:29pm Doug Schulkind: This is more like a snuuuuuuu film. Not sure if or when the ff is coming.
	3:30pm listener james from westwood: Thanks for the warning.
	3:32pm david from ks: ,,stuff like this puts you their! good job DJS !
	3:33pm Steinski: Thanks, david - although I can't take too much credit.
	3:33pm earrIE: I went through a crash landing over Belfast. They didn't know if the landing gear had locked. We circled around made dips toward the the airport's tower until we ran out of fuel. The scariest safe landing I've ever been in.
	3:33pm listener james from westwood: This is completely riveting. Good find!
	3:33pm listener james from westwood: Holy crap, earrIE! Glad it worked out!!
	3:35pm Gary: Whoa, earrIE
	3:36pm Steinski: I always like that the Delta pilot keeps referring to this guy as "Hoss."
	3:36pm earrIE: The obvious and skulking military presence in the city (it was the late 80s) and violence-hardened children were far scarier to me, somehow.
	3:37pm listener james from westwood: Maybe b.c the plane ride was only once in a while, whereas the streets and their threats were every day and seemingly unending.
	3:38pm Doug Schulkind: omG, earrIE!
	3:38pm david from ks: ,,,,,Having a radio scanner puts us on the same page of interest!,,,,goodstuff Mon !
	3:39pm earrIE: Yeah, Ljames. The chronic effect.
	3:41pm Lizardner Dave: That was incredibly compelling.
	3:41pm Webhamster Henry: You should have been back announcing through a high pass filter...
	3:41pm íkє: HAAA! Great segue from the small plane in trouble over NY to Casey Kasem! Hey, what the fuck am I doing?
	3:42pm Rich in Washington: This is a weirdly fun show. I like how lots of us here are connoisseurs of disaster audio.
	3:42pm Rich in Washington: Poor Herbert.
	3:43pm Doug Schulkind: The last known survivor of the Hindenburg disaster, a bus boy on board, just passed away.
	3:43pm Rich in Washington: I read somewhere that the speed of the recording was incorrect over the years, contributing to the apparent sound of his hysteria.
	3:43pm P-90: @Steinski: That was spellbinding!
	3:43pm Steinski: I used to think Herb Morrison lost his job because he broke down in this transmission. He didn't; went on to a successful career.
	3:43pm Rich in Washington: Whoa. that's amazing, Doug!
	3:45pm listener james from westwood: Rich, I think you're right; this one sounds to have been speed-corrected or a lot more like a normal (if distraught) human.
	3:45pm βrian: It was a complete fluke that he survived. Several circumstances combined to give him a narrow escape route.
	3:45pm Rich in Washington: Herb's like Andy the deputy on Twin Peaks.. Calls wife. "I didn't cry this time! Tell them I didn't cry..!"
	3:45pm Uncle Michael: I was watching the Challenger launch.
	3:46pm listener james from westwood: Found out just before 2nd period history class, Bergen Catholic High School, Oradell NJ, told by my physics teacher in the hall, who said, upon being asked what's up, "The shuttle blew up." The class didn't quite ever start once we all found our seats.
	3:46pm Steinski: Richard Feynman's account of the Challenger investigation is fascinating. He's the scientist that revealed the o-ring problem.
	3:47pm listener james from westwood: ^^ It absolutely is. We could seriously use more Richard Feynmans.
	3:48pm βrian: I recall seeing the images on the TV in a bar I was passing in Winooski, VT. I didn't know what I was seeing but knew something was very wrong.
	3:48pm Rich in Washington: I was getting ready for school when my mom told me and I assumed it happened during landing. It seemed shuttle missions were so routine that I couldn't remember if one was going up or already up and coming down. But we watched it at school. Pretty sad.
	3:49pm Doug Schulkind: Feynman was also an amateur throat-singer. As in Tuvan throat singing. I've heard tapes of him attempting it and chanting "orange juice, orange juice.
	3:49pm Uncle Michael: It was a pleasure to open for you, Steinski.
	3:49pm βrian: Yes, I've heard those tapes. What a wild man.
	3:49pm northguineahills: My fourth grade class went to downtown Jaxsonville to see the play, Pinocchio. we got out (and it was ungodly cold for FL, I remember seeing that it was 26F at a bank digital clock . We were playing on the boardwalk by the river, and it was clear, except for a Sideshow Bob hair cloud in the south. We went to McDonalds, as elementary field trips were want to do back in the 80s, and my Mom came and told me and my friends what had happened.
	3:50pm Steinski: Possibly the ony scientist who did a lot of theoretical physics in a topless bar.
	3:50pm Steinski: Thanks, Uncle M.
	3:51pm listener james from westwood: You can't spell Saturday Night Massacre without "Robert Bork."
	3:51pm Webhamster Henry: When the Challenger blew up, the explosion was replayed on every tv channel continuously for a day or two.
	3:51pm northguineahills: So, I saw the aftermath of Challenger explosion, I just didn't realize what it was until an hour or so later.
	3:51pm βrian: Theoretical indeed!
	3:51pm listener james from westwood: I'm sorry I had to expose you all to that name.
	3:53pm Webhamster Henry: Cuing "I Am Unworthy Of Your Love" from Sondheim's Assassins...
	3:53pm Rich in Washington: I don't quite remember where I was when Reagan was shot, but remember my parents - ever the conservatives - having a conversation where they were sure the person who shot him was someone cut off from welfare.
	3:54pm Rev. Turnip Druid: What an unfortunate time to have a meeting. Now back to the tension and despair.
	3:55pm Parq: I only remember the aftermath of the JFK assassination, but I remember this RFK hit vividly.
	3:55pm Rich in Washington: I just found this creepy LP called Y that's all about the RFK assassination. I guess it was supposed to come out on Zappa's Bizarre label but he ultimately passed on it. Lots of audio related to the whole assassination saga, including this audio.
	3:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Hah. Was just listening to Dave Brock (hawkwind)'s treatment of the RFK tapes this morning.
	3:56pm Steinski: This is the 68 Chicago Democratic Convention.
	3:57pm V Priceless: Rosey Grier was there, with RFK.
	3:57pm Webhamster Henry: 1968 was a big year for assassinations and riots.
	3:57pm listener james from westwood: In 2004, during the RNC Remix week, FMU played some live broadcasts, w/ their reporter on the scene, from the Chicago convention. Chilling, as is this. Fuck Richard Daley.
	3:58pm P-90: Feinman's autobiography is high recommended, if anyone's curious about him...
	3:59pm listener james from westwood: This could easily be Ferguson.
	3:59pm Steinski: This is Ferguson now.
	3:59pm listener james from westwood: Heh, you were one step ahead of me.
	4:00pm Uncle Michael: We moved to Chicago less than a month after the convention. The father next door to us was a Life magazine photographer. He covered the riot. The son my age (we were both eight) showed me the helmet his dad had worn to take pictures in an American city.
	4:00pm Rich in Washington: @V Priceless: Yes. I read that they had to keep Rosie from killing Sirhan Sirhan on the spot.
	4:01pm V Priceless: @ Rich - Rosey got the gun away from him.
	4:02pm P-90: ...course it turned out that Sirhan's gun hadn't been fired and RFK had been shot at close range from BEHIND
	4:03pm Steinski: I hadn't heard that. Proof?
	4:03pm V Priceless: this is mind-boggling..and this year!
	4:04pm Rich in Washington: My favorite RFK CONspiracy story is the woman who appears out of the crowd, whispers something in the struggling Sirhan's ear and he sort of goes limp like he's in a trance.
	4:05pm conkrete_dawg: TWO!?
	4:05pm Rich in Washington: Casey is going to keep appearing on the radio, talking obscenely until we get his body into the ground.
	4:05pm V Priceless: shades of MK Ultra, Rich in Washington!
	4:05pm still b/p: Casey Cussem.
	4:06pm Rich in Washington: "he was a little dog called Snuggles" was my ringtone for many, many years.
	4:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Peak of Casey's career was his role in Glory Stompers. Also an outstanding film for every reason possible.
	4:07pm P-90: The autopsy and witness descriptions are unambiguous, the entry wound was just behind his ear, the shot was from behind. Sirhan was standing in front of him, facing him when waving the gun.
	4:08pm conkrete_dawg: this Betty Ong tape is devastating
	4:09pm Steinski: Yes.
	4:09pm Lewis: I have never been able to listen to this last bit… way too close to home… thanks for a great show, signing off
	4:11pm listener james from westwood: The questions over RFK likely will never be settled, because it feels like such a fucking robbery to have lost him and the change he might have brought.
	4:12pm Gary: Oh, man; this is awful ... will likely follow Lewis. Thanks for the show, Steinski
	4:12pm Steinski: Sorry to upset you folks, but I'm glad you were okay with the rest of the show.
	4:13pm Stanley: Many thanks for an amazing and compelling show, Steinski. And a great one for the archives.
	4:13pm Doug Schulkind: And we're clear.
	4:14pm Steinski: That's it, y'all. The spooky music is courtesy of Doug.
	4:14pm Uncle Michael: Outstanding stuff, Steinski. Thank you.
	4:14pm Lizardner Dave: Thanks Steinski. Great show.
	4:14pm P-90: Thanks, Steinski!
	4:14pm Steinski: Signing off. Thanks for listening.
	4:15pm listener james from westwood: Great compilation, Steinski! Thanks for the mix!!
	4:15pm Lewis: Steinski - good to play it, and I know I can't listen to it because I have it on something of yours. Not too worry. Playing it is good even if hard (or impossible) to listen to! Thanks
	4:16pm conkrete_dawg: steinski, when will you be back with more of this great stuff
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A Rough Mix with Steinski: Playlist from October 10, 2014

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