WFMU: Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from November 25, 2015

Listener comments!
	6:57pm glenn: i'm unthankful.
	7:00pm ndbob: Heya Gary and Glenn:)
	7:00pm Jill B.: Hi Gary! It's almost my very favorite holiday.....with all of its scrumptious food. Pecan pie is baking, fresh cranberry sauce is done, Duck is defrosting. Wish you and your sweetie were here to joinus!!!!
	7:00pm Gary: Howdy, Bob and Glenn!
	7:01pm Gary: Mmm, duck ... hi, Mom!
	7:07pm Peter Nelson: Wow. Whatastart. TUNE!!!!
	7:08pm Gary: Peter! So nice to see you, but please tell me how I can hear your show in the future online, you'll still be doing a show somewhere, yes?
	7:11pm Peter Nelson: Bakas...of course! No worries. Something will happen, for sure.
	7:13pm Gary: I'm going to send you a link to 18 Asakawa Maki albums, Peter ... tomorrow or Friday, in gratitude for your terrific show. I loved it, and am still reeling from the news :(
	7:15pm Sarah N: Howdee and unthankyou fellow popheads. Gimme pecan pie now!
	7:15pm Gary: Ha, hey there, Sarah!
	7:17pm Doug Schulkind: Do you say PEE-can or pe-CAHN?
	7:18pm Gary: Hey, Doug is live! Are you not workin tonight?
	7:19pm Peter Nelson: Awww. Ta. Feelings mutual. Really, really, really interesting first set tonight. Thanks, I love Maki. I've got a few bits of Japanese punk and metal you might like.
	7:19pm Jill B.: Doug...out here in Oregon we say pecahn.
	7:19pm Doug Schulkind: Just got home. But I work tomorrow, 4pm - fookin midnight.
	7:20pm Gary: On TGD?!? That's just wrong!
	7:20pm Gary: Yeah, I couldn't find the Bathtub S******s, for instance, and would love to hear! We'll trade!
	7:21pm Doug Schulkind: I'm pretty steamed about it, but whaddyagonnado?
	7:23pm Peter Nelson: Say it, Gary, say it....Bathtub Shitter! Okididdlydokey. On it's way.
	7:25pm Mayuko: Good evening, Gary and all! Just got home in time for this Laos thing. Sounding pretty great!
	7:27pm Doug Schulkind: Oddly, just after this track came on, my eyes scanned an online headline that reads: "What Made Dozens Of People Hide In The Laotian Forest For Years?" Here: www.huffingtonpost.com...
	7:27pm Sarah N: What a groovy show. Hypnotic. Peckanns Peekarrns Picuns...just hand me a slice!
	7:28pm Gary: Hi Mayuko! Maybe you can help me when I play some Ainu stuff a bit later ... :)
	7:30pm Mayuko: Sure I can try, even though their language is completely different from mine! I love Ainu art and culture.
	7:31pm Gary: Whoa, Doug, they didn't know the Khmer Rouge had ended
	7:32pm Gary: I didn't realize it was a wholly other language, Mayuko ... I have two tracks, one I think next set and one later in the show ... they're both amazing, I think
	7:35pm Doug Schulkind: Maybe they will find a community of forest-dwellers deep in Western Minnesota in 2041 who didn't know the Trumpers had been overthrown.
	7:46pm Mayuko: yah, it's pretty interesting. Ainu culture seems more similar to Inuit and other northern people in Russia like Nivkhi, Uilta. I think Japanese culture more relates to Chinese/Koreans.
	7:48pm Jill B.: Doug, that is fascinating. I am going to find the book at our library. Thumpers! Bite your tongue.
	7:48pm Mayuko: Great theme tonight in any case, super interesting!
	7:58pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
	7:58pm Gary: Have a great night, Bob!
	8:00pm David Perry: thanks to YOU for all you do... love the show!
	8:01pm Gary: David, whoa! What time is it in Shanghai?
	8:07pm David Perry: 9am!
	8:14pm Mayuko: I'm listening!
	8:15pm Uncle Michael: I need native speakers to help me out with all my pronunciations...especially those in English.
	8:16pm Uncle Michael: I only know what time it is in Phnom Penh.
	8:17pm Gary: Uncle Michael!
	8:17pm Mayuko: I think Rimse is "dancing.", I've heard of Iomante Rimse, part of their bear ritual.
	8:17pm Gary: Ah, interesting ... thank you so much, Mayuko. This definitely sounds like a song you can dance to!
	8:18pm Uncle Michael: Taking a cut-the-hell-out-of-my-finger break from a busy kitchen night.
	8:23pm Gary: Oh, man. One of my first jobs was prep cook for an Italian restaurant in San Francisco and almost every day I was bandaging one of my fingers.
	8:24pm Mayuko: oh no, Uncle Michael!
	8:24pm glenn: try running your thumb through a table saw. or firing a finishing nail through your finger.
	8:25pm melinda: I like the Gurindji Blues
	8:25pm Uncle Michael: I staunched the bleeding sufficiently to type. Glenn, do you think either of those first aid tips will really help?
	8:26pm Doug Schulkind: Many kitchen professionals have no or barely any fingerprints left after burning their digits so many times. Rough way to make a living.
	8:26pm Gary: Hi Melinda! Glenn, I prefer NOT to try those things. Heal quickly, Michael!
	8:26pm glenn: now that was funny.
	8:28pm Peter Nelson: Speaking as an ex-kitchen pro....I once sliced the tip of a finger open cutting pizza dough and a bubble of muscle popped out. Had to be pushed back in. Ouch.
	8:29pm Gary: Auugh! That's a horrifying image
	8:30pm Peter Nelson: It was more alarming than painful.
	8:31pm Gary: Pretty deeply alarming, I would think
	8:31pm Uncle Michael: fingertips are real bleeders
	8:32pm Sarah N: Bloody hell!!!
	8:32pm Gary: ^Ditto
	8:33pm Uncle Michael: Hard to get a band-aid on while it was bleeding...or a plaster...as you Brits would say.
	8:34pm Peter Nelson: Much confusion between getting a plaster and getting plastered.
	8:35pm Uncle Michael: Doug, my grandfather simply outlived his fingerprints...they wore smooth. He used to say he was only still married so there'd be someone to wind his watch.
	8:35pm Uncle Michael: That might have been a euphemism.
	8:36pm Peter Nelson: Do you need fingerprints to wind a watch, euphemistically speaking?
	8:36pm Uncle Michael: He also wore two watches...claiming he couldn't trust just one. I never thought to ask him what he did when they disagreed.
	8:37pm Uncle Michael: He claimed that without prints he couldn't get a grip to wind the stem.
	8:37pm Peter Nelson: Tee hee. Snicker.
	8:38pm melinda: Outliving one's fingerprints is a weird concept.
	8:39pm Sarah N: It is isn't it. What a cute truck/van Melinda!
	8:40pm Sarah N: Grrrrrrrooooooosssssssssss!
	8:41pm Uncle Michael: Powell's
	8:41pm melinda: Thanks Sarah!
	8:42pm glenn: or regina.
	8:45pm Left Bank of Montana: Gary, thank you for playing music from where the busses don't run and the most reliable mode of transportation is camel. It's VERY satisfying to hear Owl Child played on the "radio." Hah!
	8:46pm Sarah N: Awesome show Gary!
	8:47pm Gary: Hey there, Left Bank! Very happy to have the opportunity to play Owl Child!
	8:47pm Mayuko: I think Ainu now only live in Hokkaido - but all those islands and Sakhalin/Karafuto peninsula that Russian and Japanese has had fights over used to be theirs, I think!
	8:48pm Mayuko: Love this Vietnamese stuff.
	8:50pm Gary: Mayuko, I have so much Vietnamese stuff I've been wanting to play ... I might have to just do a whole show soon
	8:52pm Doug Schulkind: That was a wonderful companion recording to the "two young girls of Burundi" songs appearing on an Ocora field recording. Here is one of those songs: youtu.be...
	8:52pm Mayuko: I wanna hear you do all Vietnamese show, Gary!!
	8:55pm Gary: I'll definitely put it together, then, Mayuko!
	8:57pm Uncle Michael: I heard what sounded like a haka and wasn't surprised to read it was Maori.
	8:57pm Gary: I've played a super-amped-up version of this Upper Hutt Posse song before, more than once, but this is the original track -- still pretty killer, I think
	9:00pm Doug Schulkind: That was stupendous.
	9:01pm Gary: I have to say, they're pretty much in my top 10 hip hop groups of all time
	9:20pm Jill B.: We are going to say goodnight to one and all. Time for dinner. Happy, happy, happy Tday everyone, especially my super wonderful Gary!
	9:21pm Gary: Have a terrific day, Mom -- hope you and Hal are doing well, and talk with you soon -- will likely try calling this weekend!
	9:34pm glenn: i've been to moose factory.
	9:37pm glenn: skype.
	9:39pm Doug Schulkind: Jeff Jackson is in Charlotte, NC.
	9:43pm glenn: i don't remember much. we took the polar bear express [train] from cochrane to moosonee, and then took a ferry to moose factory. i don't remember seeing any meese, but there were a hell of a lot of dogs. and seagulls.
	9:43pm Mayuko: ohh, I still remember the first time I saw Ainu music performance and they were making that flute-ish sounds! That was fascinating.
	9:44pm Mayuko: maybe not like flute, I just don't know what to describe, but that high-tone sound.
	9:44pm Gary: It's incredible, I love it so much -- you're so lucky to have seen some live!
	9:45pm Gary: Seagulls! I wouldn't have suspected that, Glenn!
	9:46pm Uncle Michael: We have seagulls around here. They're highly adaptable.
	9:46pm glenn: well, it's at the bottom end of james bay.
	9:47pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... It'll be a kind of crazy mixed up day on the Drummer Stream tomorrow. All your regularly scheduled programs will be off, but filling in will be: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac, from 11am to 2pm Filling in for Busy Doing Nothing Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk, 2-5pm Filling in for Matt Fiveash Both programs will be an EXTRA HOUR LONG! There will be no Explorers Room tomorrow evening. HAPPY UNTHANKSGIVING, EVERYONE!
	9:49pm Gary: Awesomeness! Kurt's gettin lots of GTDR spots!
	9:49pm glenn: a map to help you visualize it. www.google.ca...
	9:51pm Gary: ^That helps, yes; thanks, Glenn!
	9:51pm Gary: I'm going to have to scrap three or four tracks I'd planned -- room for just one more after this one
	9:53pm glenn: www.moosecree.com
	9:54pm Uncle Michael: Suddenly I'm in a Maui gift shop...and it's 2004 again.
	9:54pm Doug Schulkind: So awesomely lovely.
	9:55pm Left Bank of Montana: Izzy!!
	9:57pm Mayuko: So glad that I caught tonight show live! Thank you Gary!
	9:58pm Sarah N: Weigh a pecan pie!
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
	10:03pm Doug Schulkind: Bill Mac's fill in begins at 11am, an hour earlier than Charlie's show normally begins. And Kurt Gottschalk's fill in for Matt Fiveash extends and extra hour to 5pm
	10:04pm Gary: Thanks, Doug! Night, everyone!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from November 25, 2015

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November 25, 2015: Unthanksgiving
Indigenous artists and ethnic & religious minorities from the Americas to Asia.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Music behind DJ: Bodega Pop	Intro "Intro" by "Bodega Pop"	Bodega Pop Live	2015
M.O.	North America ca. 1491 "North America ca. 1491" by "M.O."	Eskimocentricity	2009	Nunavut, Canada	0:04:33 (Pop-up)
Orchéstre Baka Gbiné	Moonrise Yelli part 1	Baka in the Forest	2009	Cameroon	0:08:54 (Pop-up)
Madeskimo	Brrrd "Brrrd" by "Madeskimo"	Developments	2008	Montreal, Canada	0:11:32 (Pop-up)
Fang Chushan	Alilang "Alilang" by "Fang Chushan"	Famous Chinese Ethnic Minority Singers	2004	China	0:18:42 (Pop-up)
Unknown Southern Lao Aritsts	Gaw Joor Nyet	Ethnic Minority Music of Southern Laos	2007	Laos	0:21:31 (Pop-up)
Amoc	Hiärasalmairikoliih "Hiärasalmairikoliih" by "Amoc"		2011	Inari, Finland \| Only some 300 people on earth speak Inari Sámi, but that's what he raps in, and he's successful throughout the Scandinavian region	0:28:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Madeskimo	Voxy "Voxy" by "Madeskimo"	Developments	2008	Montreal, Canada	0:33:40 (Pop-up)
Nong Yufen, He Liansan & Huang Suzhen	Niangmsai / Shangjia	Nanwoka - Multi-part folksongs of Yunnan's ethnic minorities #3 & #4	2009	China	0:43:09 (Pop-up)
Şivan Perwer	Mala Min "Mala Min" by "Şivan Perwer"	Lê Dîlberê	1989	Turkey	0:44:32 (Pop-up)
Khana Orot Arab	Lamtat Chiwit "Lamtat Chiwit" by "Khana Orot Arab"	Lamtat Chiwit		Thailand \| Muslim ... read more about the artist and DL a rip of the cassette here: http://monrakplengthai.blogspot.com/2013/11/khana-orot-arab-lamtat-chiwit.html	0:51:03 (Pop-up)
Supaman	Prayer Loop Song "Prayer Loop Song" by "Supaman"		2014	Crow Agency, Montana \| Well worth watching the video I ripped the sound for this from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0jq7jIa34Y	0:55:13 (Pop-up)
Bunong Community Artists	Baa Ti Moo	Indigenous Music of Cambodia	2015	Cambodia	0:58:43 (Pop-up)
Oglala Sioux Singers: W. Horncloud, Ben Sitting Up, Frank Afraid of Horses	Chief's Honoring Song	An Unseen Cloud: Commercial American Indian Recordings of the late-40s to mid-50s	2015	Via the always terrific Canary Records: http://canary-records.bandcamp.com/album/an-unseen-cloud-commercial-american-indian-recordings-of-the-late-40s-to-mid-50s	1:03:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Indigenous Resistance	Continue To Fight (Ramjac Mix)	IR 15:Revolta Volume 2	2009	Solomon Islands	1:05:51 (Pop-up)
Yoshi Shikato & Akino Fuchise	Rimse	Japan: Ainu Songs (UNESCO Collection from Smithsonian Folkways)	2015	Hokkaido, Japan	1:15:09 (Pop-up)
Mic Jordan	It Feels Good "It Feels Good" by "Mic Jordan"			Turtle Mountain Reservation, North Dakota	1:17:39 (Pop-up)
Adina Applebum	Uqautilaurlagi "Uqautilaurlagi" by "Adina Applebum"	Little Foxes	2011	Saskatchewan, Canada	1:20:52 (Pop-up)
Galurrwuy Yunipingu	Gurindji Blues	Buried Country: The Story of Aboriginal Country Music	2000	Australia	1:22:51 (Pop-up)
Owl Child (Jamal F****n Killa)	6'7' JFK Remedy	The Procedure EP	2013	Browning, Montana	1:25:01 (Pop-up)
Yang Guolin & Yang Guozao	Bai Ku Za	Nanwoka - Multi-part folksongs of Yunnan's ethnic minorities #3 & #4	2005	China	1:29:10 (Pop-up)
Uyghur Musicians From Xinjiang	Mudan Khan	Music From the Oasis Towns of Central Asia	2008	China	1:33:06 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Uyghur Musicians From Xinjiang	Nimperde	Music From the Oasis Towns of Central Asia	2008	China	1:35:52 (Pop-up)
Unknown Hmong Singer	Love Song "Love Song" by "Unknown Hmong Singer"	Viêtnam: Musique et chants des Hmong – Vietnam: Music and Singing of the Hmong	1997	Vietnam	1:45:23 (Pop-up)
Lahlou	A Gma! (L'exilé, Chanson Du Film "Le Thé À La Menthe")	Chants Et Poésie Amazir Kabyle (Vol. 1)	2012	Algeria	1:51:16 (Pop-up)
Te Runga Rawa	Ara Ra Kapanapana "Ara Ra Kapanapana" by "Te Runga Rawa"	Chants Maoris	2001	Aotearoa aka New Zealand	1:53:50 (Pop-up)
Upper Hutt Posse	Tangata Whenua "Tangata Whenua" by "Upper Hutt Posse"	Movement in Demand	1998	Aotearoa aka New Zealand	1:56:32 (Pop-up)
Yawanawa Tribe	Sacred Song of the Yawanawa	Yawanawa Live from the Amazon	2014	Brazil	1:59:24 (Pop-up)
Chief Rock	Smoke Dance Hip Hop Remix 2015 (Haudenosaunee style)		2015	Vancouver, Canada	2:02:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Hmood Dawb	Hmong "Hmong" by "Hmood Dawb"	World Classics: Mangda Puput	2006	Southeast Asia, most likely, but not sure which country	2:05:45 (Pop-up)
Fairuz	Ana El Oum el-Hazina "Ana El Oum el-Hazina" by "Fairuz"	Good Friday: Eastern Sacred Songs	1962	Lebanon	2:12:43 (Pop-up)
We7	'aud Ya Mahmud "'aud Ya Mahmud" by "We7"	Sout El Samt		Palestine	2:16:40 (Pop-up)
Abdelâziz Ahouzar	Merched Ihdi Moulana	Ahouzar Phone présente Abdelâziz Ahouzar	2011	Morocco \| From the sublime Moroccan Tape Stash: http://moroccantapestash.blogspot.com/2014/02/tamazight-twofer-middle-atlas-violas.html	2:20:06 (Pop-up)
Lawrence Martin	I Got My Music "I Got My Music" by "Lawrence Martin"	Native North America (Vol. 1) : Aboriginal Folk, Rock, And Country 1966-1985	2014	Moose Factory, Ontario, Canada	2:30:18 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Unknown Southern Lao Artists	Gaw Gawng Jing Pe Play	Ethnic Minority Music of Southern Laos	2007	Laos	2:33:52 (Pop-up)
Unknown Ainu Singers	Crane Dance "Crane Dance" by "Unknown Ainu Singers"	Ainu Music of Japan: Indigenous Sounds of Hokkaido Island	2011	Hokkaido, Japan	2:42:02 (Pop-up)
Crown Records Studio Dance	Samoan Dance	[single]	2006	Samoa	2:44:55 (Pop-up)
Shdordor	Ogom Pastor "Ogom Pastor" by "Shdordor"	Ha Akpuru the Man (Igbo Enwe Eze)	2013	Nigeria	2:46:54 (Pop-up)
Israel Kamakawiwo'ole	Somewhere Over the Rainbow	alt version I picked up on Archive.org		Hawai'i	2:53:34 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Catrina Paslaru	Hei La Bodega "Hei La Bodega" by "Catrina Paslaru"	Hei La Bodega - Carnaval!	2000		2:58:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:57pm glenn: i'm unthankful.
	7:00pm ndbob: Heya Gary and Glenn:)
	7:00pm Jill B.: Hi Gary! It's almost my very favorite holiday.....with all of its scrumptious food. Pecan pie is baking, fresh cranberry sauce is done, Duck is defrosting. Wish you and your sweetie were here to joinus!!!!
	7:00pm Gary: Howdy, Bob and Glenn!
	7:01pm Gary: Mmm, duck ... hi, Mom!
	7:07pm Peter Nelson: Wow. Whatastart. TUNE!!!!
	7:08pm Gary: Peter! So nice to see you, but please tell me how I can hear your show in the future online, you'll still be doing a show somewhere, yes?
	7:11pm Peter Nelson: Bakas...of course! No worries. Something will happen, for sure.
	7:13pm Gary: I'm going to send you a link to 18 Asakawa Maki albums, Peter ... tomorrow or Friday, in gratitude for your terrific show. I loved it, and am still reeling from the news :(
	7:15pm Sarah N: Howdee and unthankyou fellow popheads. Gimme pecan pie now!
	7:15pm Gary: Ha, hey there, Sarah!
	7:17pm Doug Schulkind: Do you say PEE-can or pe-CAHN?
	7:18pm Gary: Hey, Doug is live! Are you not workin tonight?
	7:19pm Peter Nelson: Awww. Ta. Feelings mutual. Really, really, really interesting first set tonight. Thanks, I love Maki. I've got a few bits of Japanese punk and metal you might like.
	7:19pm Jill B.: Doug...out here in Oregon we say pecahn.
	7:19pm Doug Schulkind: Just got home. But I work tomorrow, 4pm - fookin midnight.
	7:20pm Gary: On TGD?!? That's just wrong!
	7:20pm Gary: Yeah, I couldn't find the Bathtub S******s, for instance, and would love to hear! We'll trade!
	7:21pm Doug Schulkind: I'm pretty steamed about it, but whaddyagonnado?
	7:23pm Peter Nelson: Say it, Gary, say it....Bathtub Shitter! Okididdlydokey. On it's way.
	7:25pm Mayuko: Good evening, Gary and all! Just got home in time for this Laos thing. Sounding pretty great!
	7:27pm Doug Schulkind: Oddly, just after this track came on, my eyes scanned an online headline that reads: "What Made Dozens Of People Hide In The Laotian Forest For Years?" Here: www.huffingtonpost.com...
	7:27pm Sarah N: What a groovy show. Hypnotic. Peckanns Peekarrns Picuns...just hand me a slice!
	7:28pm Gary: Hi Mayuko! Maybe you can help me when I play some Ainu stuff a bit later ... :)
	7:30pm Mayuko: Sure I can try, even though their language is completely different from mine! I love Ainu art and culture.
	7:31pm Gary: Whoa, Doug, they didn't know the Khmer Rouge had ended
	7:32pm Gary: I didn't realize it was a wholly other language, Mayuko ... I have two tracks, one I think next set and one later in the show ... they're both amazing, I think
	7:35pm Doug Schulkind: Maybe they will find a community of forest-dwellers deep in Western Minnesota in 2041 who didn't know the Trumpers had been overthrown.
	7:46pm Mayuko: yah, it's pretty interesting. Ainu culture seems more similar to Inuit and other northern people in Russia like Nivkhi, Uilta. I think Japanese culture more relates to Chinese/Koreans.
	7:48pm Jill B.: Doug, that is fascinating. I am going to find the book at our library. Thumpers! Bite your tongue.
	7:48pm Mayuko: Great theme tonight in any case, super interesting!
	7:58pm ndbob: excellent first hour Gary! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
	7:58pm Gary: Have a great night, Bob!
	8:00pm David Perry: thanks to YOU for all you do... love the show!
	8:01pm Gary: David, whoa! What time is it in Shanghai?
	8:07pm David Perry: 9am!
	8:14pm Mayuko: I'm listening!
	8:15pm Uncle Michael: I need native speakers to help me out with all my pronunciations...especially those in English.
	8:16pm Uncle Michael: I only know what time it is in Phnom Penh.
	8:17pm Gary: Uncle Michael!
	8:17pm Mayuko: I think Rimse is "dancing.", I've heard of Iomante Rimse, part of their bear ritual.
	8:17pm Gary: Ah, interesting ... thank you so much, Mayuko. This definitely sounds like a song you can dance to!
	8:18pm Uncle Michael: Taking a cut-the-hell-out-of-my-finger break from a busy kitchen night.
	8:23pm Gary: Oh, man. One of my first jobs was prep cook for an Italian restaurant in San Francisco and almost every day I was bandaging one of my fingers.
	8:24pm Mayuko: oh no, Uncle Michael!
	8:24pm glenn: try running your thumb through a table saw. or firing a finishing nail through your finger.
	8:25pm melinda: I like the Gurindji Blues
	8:25pm Uncle Michael: I staunched the bleeding sufficiently to type. Glenn, do you think either of those first aid tips will really help?
	8:26pm Doug Schulkind: Many kitchen professionals have no or barely any fingerprints left after burning their digits so many times. Rough way to make a living.
	8:26pm Gary: Hi Melinda! Glenn, I prefer NOT to try those things. Heal quickly, Michael!
	8:26pm glenn: now that was funny.
	8:28pm Peter Nelson: Speaking as an ex-kitchen pro....I once sliced the tip of a finger open cutting pizza dough and a bubble of muscle popped out. Had to be pushed back in. Ouch.
	8:29pm Gary: Auugh! That's a horrifying image
	8:30pm Peter Nelson: It was more alarming than painful.
	8:31pm Gary: Pretty deeply alarming, I would think
	8:31pm Uncle Michael: fingertips are real bleeders
	8:32pm Sarah N: Bloody hell!!!
	8:32pm Gary: ^Ditto
	8:33pm Uncle Michael: Hard to get a band-aid on while it was bleeding...or a plaster...as you Brits would say.
	8:34pm Peter Nelson: Much confusion between getting a plaster and getting plastered.
	8:35pm Uncle Michael: Doug, my grandfather simply outlived his fingerprints...they wore smooth. He used to say he was only still married so there'd be someone to wind his watch.
	8:35pm Uncle Michael: That might have been a euphemism.
	8:36pm Peter Nelson: Do you need fingerprints to wind a watch, euphemistically speaking?
	8:36pm Uncle Michael: He also wore two watches...claiming he couldn't trust just one. I never thought to ask him what he did when they disagreed.
	8:37pm Uncle Michael: He claimed that without prints he couldn't get a grip to wind the stem.
	8:37pm Peter Nelson: Tee hee. Snicker.
	8:38pm melinda: Outliving one's fingerprints is a weird concept.
	8:39pm Sarah N: It is isn't it. What a cute truck/van Melinda!
	8:40pm Sarah N: Grrrrrrrooooooosssssssssss!
	8:41pm Uncle Michael: Powell's
	8:41pm melinda: Thanks Sarah!
	8:42pm glenn: or regina.
	8:45pm Left Bank of Montana: Gary, thank you for playing music from where the busses don't run and the most reliable mode of transportation is camel. It's VERY satisfying to hear Owl Child played on the "radio." Hah!
	8:46pm Sarah N: Awesome show Gary!
	8:47pm Gary: Hey there, Left Bank! Very happy to have the opportunity to play Owl Child!
	8:47pm Mayuko: I think Ainu now only live in Hokkaido - but all those islands and Sakhalin/Karafuto peninsula that Russian and Japanese has had fights over used to be theirs, I think!
	8:48pm Mayuko: Love this Vietnamese stuff.
	8:50pm Gary: Mayuko, I have so much Vietnamese stuff I've been wanting to play ... I might have to just do a whole show soon
	8:52pm Doug Schulkind: That was a wonderful companion recording to the "two young girls of Burundi" songs appearing on an Ocora field recording. Here is one of those songs: youtu.be...
	8:52pm Mayuko: I wanna hear you do all Vietnamese show, Gary!!
	8:55pm Gary: I'll definitely put it together, then, Mayuko!
	8:57pm Uncle Michael: I heard what sounded like a haka and wasn't surprised to read it was Maori.
	8:57pm Gary: I've played a super-amped-up version of this Upper Hutt Posse song before, more than once, but this is the original track -- still pretty killer, I think
	9:00pm Doug Schulkind: That was stupendous.
	9:01pm Gary: I have to say, they're pretty much in my top 10 hip hop groups of all time
	9:20pm Jill B.: We are going to say goodnight to one and all. Time for dinner. Happy, happy, happy Tday everyone, especially my super wonderful Gary!
	9:21pm Gary: Have a terrific day, Mom -- hope you and Hal are doing well, and talk with you soon -- will likely try calling this weekend!
	9:34pm glenn: i've been to moose factory.
	9:37pm glenn: skype.
	9:39pm Doug Schulkind: Jeff Jackson is in Charlotte, NC.
	9:43pm glenn: i don't remember much. we took the polar bear express [train] from cochrane to moosonee, and then took a ferry to moose factory. i don't remember seeing any meese, but there were a hell of a lot of dogs. and seagulls.
	9:43pm Mayuko: ohh, I still remember the first time I saw Ainu music performance and they were making that flute-ish sounds! That was fascinating.
	9:44pm Mayuko: maybe not like flute, I just don't know what to describe, but that high-tone sound.
	9:44pm Gary: It's incredible, I love it so much -- you're so lucky to have seen some live!
	9:45pm Gary: Seagulls! I wouldn't have suspected that, Glenn!
	9:46pm Uncle Michael: We have seagulls around here. They're highly adaptable.
	9:46pm glenn: well, it's at the bottom end of james bay.
	9:47pm Doug Schulkind: GIVE THE DRUMMER RADIO PROGRAMMING ALERT... It'll be a kind of crazy mixed up day on the Drummer Stream tomorrow. All your regularly scheduled programs will be off, but filling in will be: Zzzzzzero Hour with Bill Mac, from 11am to 2pm Filling in for Busy Doing Nothing Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Gottschalk, 2-5pm Filling in for Matt Fiveash Both programs will be an EXTRA HOUR LONG! There will be no Explorers Room tomorrow evening. HAPPY UNTHANKSGIVING, EVERYONE!
	9:49pm Gary: Awesomeness! Kurt's gettin lots of GTDR spots!
	9:49pm glenn: a map to help you visualize it. www.google.ca...
	9:51pm Gary: ^That helps, yes; thanks, Glenn!
	9:51pm Gary: I'm going to have to scrap three or four tracks I'd planned -- room for just one more after this one
	9:53pm glenn: www.moosecree.com
	9:54pm Uncle Michael: Suddenly I'm in a Maui gift shop...and it's 2004 again.
	9:54pm Doug Schulkind: So awesomely lovely.
	9:55pm Left Bank of Montana: Izzy!!
	9:57pm Mayuko: So glad that I caught tonight show live! Thank you Gary!
	9:58pm Sarah N: Weigh a pecan pie!
	9:58pm Uncle Michael: Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.
	10:03pm Doug Schulkind: Bill Mac's fill in begins at 11am, an hour earlier than Charlie's show normally begins. And Kurt Gottschalk's fill in for Matt Fiveash extends and extra hour to 5pm
	10:04pm Gary: Thanks, Doug! Night, everyone!

Bodega Pop with Gary Sullivan: Playlist from November 25, 2015

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