WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 5, 2016

Listener comments!
	9:02am annie: good morning trouble!
	9:02am Trouble: good morning icicles everywhere!
	9:02am Trouble: hello annie!
	9:03am annie: i've always loved Joannie Caucus
	9:03am sugarwolf: Good chilly morning all
	9:04am Asheville Jon: Good Morning
	9:06am P-90: Good Morning! Looking forward to lots of Trouble in 2016.
	9:10am riley: Happiest New Year ever Trouble and gang! Trouble, are you California Dreaming again?
	9:14am annie: 3 asheville listeners?? !! woot!
	9:19am sphere: good morning. suddenly its winter outside Baltimore....
	9:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...3°F here NewHampshuh...
	9:20am Trouble: and yes its winter in the WFMU record library as well
	9:21am Snake: Hey I live in Newland....1 hour from Asheville...can I make it 4?
	9:21am Trouble: todays's artwork is by gary trudeau from his iconic strip "Doonesbury"
	9:23am riley: @Snake…one big happy family. Newland sounds wonderful.
	9:23am Ken From Hyde Park: The calm, dry air and cold temps are setting us up for some good ice skating on the ponds here. At least until it warms up or snows/rains again.
	9:24am Trouble: some interesting video on eliane radigue vimeo.com... vimeo.com...
	9:24am Asheville Jon: who else is in Asheville? (I am actually in Leicester)
	9:25am Risky: "Ladies and Gentlemen we are now cruising at 500 ft, we're experience slight Troubulence.'
	9:27am Miss Cue: It's [not] good to be back!
	9:29am annie: riley i think.. as am i... leicester is good enough for gummint work
	9:30am Asheville Jon: annie: i still think I live there since I go there almost every day (or pass through it taking my kids to school in Arden)
	9:35am Asheville Jon: Snake: Newland is pretty nice. I was up there not too long ago, and did some hiking in Linville Gorge too.
	9:35am Asheville Jon: Well if y'all see a white GMC Safari van with a WFMU sticker on it, that's me.
	9:36am Ryab: So beautiful and relaxing for my hellish job. Thankyou Trouble and good morning to you and all other listeners out there :)
	9:36am annie: i had to move out to tunnel road... a very diff experience than being in the city, or even w-a-ville.. have you seen the Hickory nut gap truck? he has a bumper sticker.. also a huge fan..
	9:37am annie: i'll wave at ye, jon.. i'll be riding shotgun, wild unruly white hair...
	9:39am Asheville Jon: sounds good annie. did not know hng was a fan. i'll keep an eye out for it. i put a small WFMU sticker on the wall at 12bones (riverside)
	9:46am riley: @asheville jon…small world…my wife Yoong and I just saw 12bones this weekend driving down by RAD!! On our list to check out.
	9:46am Trouble: merci ryab!
	9:48am Asheville Jon: riley: good bbq. i really like the smoked turkey sandwich. they recently had Cheerwine rub ribs, but i think that's pretty uncommon. They are colsed until Jan 27 for winter holiday. :(
	9:48am AndrewC.: She's a fum fartarl?
	9:48am annie: the indie radio station here is a fan of fmu, too.. AFM
	9:49am emily: good morning, trouble! the boswells and simone de beauvoir! welcome tuesday!
	9:50am Asheville Jon: nice annie. i just drove past their station this morning.
	9:54am riley: @annie…what a find AFM.thank you!
	9:54am Parq: One of my all-time favorite Doonsebury entries. And I really liked that Femme Fatale cover.
	9:55am Trouble: bonjour emily!
	9:55am danjoseph: Great show today, I'm favoriting all the songs!
	9:56am Trouble: merci danjoseph!
	10:02am annie: yep, riley, they just went live this summer.. it's been quite a struggle, i give the credit to Kim, the station manager and the amazing volunteer staff!
	10:03am βrian: Frigid skies over the isthmus today. This time of year, the lakes are actually blue. (No ice yet.)
	10:05am Greg from ZONE 5: Happy 2016, Trouble!
	10:08am glenn: who doesn't like the boswells?
	10:09am danjoseph: ...but they do have four seasons in LA: Earthquake, Fire, Flood and Drought!
	10:10am βrian: @ 55℉, I make the move to long sleeves.
	10:11am Utopiast: Good morning. I'm hear...
	10:11am geegee vindaloo: I stop eating Naengmyeon ( Korean Cold Noodles ) and switch to Udon!
	10:12am glenn: keep your feet and your head warm, and you'll be fine.
	10:13am Ted: Personally, i like to drink a little more in the winter.
	10:14am northguineahills: I grew up in Florida, and my wife grew up in Mexico. I'm just as likely to make soup from scratch when it's 100F/38C as I would when it's 15F/-9C. I still eat cold desserts in the winter, and my noodle choices I cook don't change (I have some matcha soba in the fridge. Now that I live in the northlands, I suppose my clothes change w/ the seasons. (I pretty much eat mostly noodles and soup when not making Mexican cuisine all year).
	10:15am geegee vindaloo: BTW, I had a strange dream last night that Irwin Chusid was broadcasting and living next door to me. I only found that out because he described the 7-11 on the corner over the air. Plus on the door of his building was a sign that read "Irwin". What does it all mean??
	10:16am kwhitehead: I watch "Fargo" and then I don't feel so bad.
	10:17am Jack D: Hi Trouble! We may not have winter in Los Angeles but your show is providing a nice soundtrack to a rare rainy January morning! Hugs from the coast!
	10:18am Ike: Oh wow @geegee, I once had really great cold Korean noodles at a restaurant in Palisades Park NJ on a 100°F day (38°C). Now any time it gets blazing hot in the summer, I want those noodles.
	10:21am Trouble: Northguineahills: i got a tortilla press for christmas. do you have any tips?
	10:22am Trouble: @ geegeevindaloo: run for the hills!
	10:25am Trouble: @ jack: merci! hope i didn't sound like i am dissing LA. I am actually madly jealous that you get to live with all that greenery and outdoor life.
	10:27am βrian: Dimes to dollars, the person who gave the tortilla press received it as a gift.
	10:28am northguineahills: @Trouble: I'm so jealous! My wife was trying to get her mom to send one up, but it seemed like more trouble then it was worth. mrs ngh comes back tonight, so I'll see if we get one. We do have a cast iron tortilla comal (for heating tortillas), which is already heavy as all outdoors.
	10:29am danjoseph: Nice, bonus Beach Bullies!
	10:31am Trouble: @brian: hah! not!! i borrowed a friends and loved the results!this wonderful friend gave me mine. soooooo different from store bought. i just need to make them everyday for a week to really nail an easy method.
	10:31am Adrian in London: Hello all, happy new year! I'm being disloyal and listening to the cricket at the moment but will catch up in the archive. I am not, incidentally, in Asheville!
	10:33am Jack D: @ Trouble, no not at all! Believe me we get sick of the sun, haha!
	10:35am doctorjazz: Happy New Year all!
	10:35am Kevlicki: Good Morning Trouble and all. Happy New Year and a toast to the days getting longer! My attitude is incredibly different post Solstice. Having sun in my NY life also helps
	10:36am Asheville Jon: Well Adrian, when you get here, let us know. you can join our secret party.
	10:37am annie: i'm all for that jon.. i have a feeling there are few fmu listener lurkers here..
	10:37am Trouble: yes!! with the new year brings more light: cheers to more sun!!!
	10:38am Trouble: no problem adrian! that's what the archives are for
	10:38am Asheville Jon: annie, we should have an fmu get-together. any suggestions as to a location?
	10:41am Priscilla: I left my lunch at home today, too! :-(
	10:41am Kevlicki: @Trouble, Interference's upcoming comic show opens the 21st and will be up til April 17th.
	10:42am Kevlicki: whoops, here's the link Our Comics Ourselves interferencearchive.org...
	10:43am riley: @asheville jon…yes, secret handshakes here we come. I am NJ transplant and have a treasured cache of Trouble air check cassettes from the early 1990's…my wife and I would traverse Vermont and NH bringing that Trouble energy with us on many a trip. The cassettes are still packed up in the many unpacked boxes we still have in our shed.
	10:45am Asheville Jon: Nice riley! i think we should meet at whole foods or earth fare, fill up shopping carts with all kinds of good stuff, then try to pay using our WFMU membership cards.
	10:46am Priscilla: Window boxes are a big seasonal thing! I still need to drag mine inside.
	10:46am riley: @trouble…we have all seasons here in Asheville. In fact there is a "Four Seasons Blvd" in nearby Hendersonville!
	10:47am Polyus: Really, clothing is the only thing that changes with the seasons for me. And more cold drinks in the summer, maybe? I am kinda dull.
	10:48am P-90: Wait, is there a new Henri the Cat video on YouTube? And yes, Mozart in the Jungle is worth checking out, for anyone who hasn't yet.
	10:48am doctorjazz: "Mozart..." is as fun show, it is interesting, everyone acts like an upcoming rock star, or a Rock God, fun to watch.
	10:48am glenn: four episode into season six, and i want to punch lady mary more than ever.
	10:49am Trouble: looks great!! @ kevlicki
	10:49am Meredith: @trouble in Chapel Hill our winter is shorter than up north. We REALLY take advantage of the sunny warm days and I like to make and eat lots of stews and tend to bake more in the winter too. Not very resolution-friendly. sigh
	10:50am doctorjazz: Did I miss something, Downton Abbey seems to be bigger than the bible all of a sudden...
	10:51am Webhamster Henry: "Mozart in the Jungle" has some really good NYC location work, and boasts some funny cameo roles too!
	10:51am Utopiast: @doctorjazz Some fiction is better than others.
	10:51am glenn: what utopiast said.
	10:52am Andrew Waterloo: I feel like I don't need to see Downton Abbey
	10:52am Utopiast: @glenn "wink"
	10:53am B Uno-AirLogic: Television hurts my brain.
	10:55am Utopiast: @Airlogic Take two episodes and call me in the morning
	10:56am βrian: "Télévision, c'est l'ennui."
	10:56am Ike: To be pedantic, a "reboot" is a restart, not a new season. And it's generally with new actors and usually a new take on the material. But this term is often misused.
	10:57am pseydtonne: I have a lot of thoughts about the seasonality topic. I've lived in a few different climates, including growing up in upstate NY and living in Los Angeles for four years.
	10:58am Utopiast: @Brian TV=boredom Agreed. Often TV can be like a drug - a substitute for something better to do.
	11:02am pseydtonne: You definitely miss seasons when you move to Los Angeles. At first it's great that you can sleep in any Saturday because there is no winter prep. Then you realize two years have passed and you don't feel them. Also, winter makes people bond in the face of attacks from weather -- it builds communities.
	11:08am Trouble: good point @pseydtonne
	11:10am βrian: Thank god for neighbors who own snow-blowers, I say.
	11:13am northguineahills: Pure Bathing Culture have a Cocteau Twins vibe to them....
	11:13am annie: @psey: my son has lived in LA for a few years now and is ecstatic when they actually get rain, or clouds.. he misses his NYState of mind
	11:14am Adrian in London: Right cricket over for the day. First time a black South African has scored a test century. As to TV, has The Bridge made it to the US? It's a Swedish/Danish cop show (but much much more than that), and the lead actress, Sofia Helin, is astonishingly good. Since series 3 ended I can;t really watch much else. But I did like The Knick a lot.
	11:14am Dean: Took me 40 years to figure out LA. I'm slow. But once I figured it out, it was a party. Then I moved north. Figures.
	11:18am pseydtonne: Now that I live in Tulsa, I have some version of winter again. It feels good, just because it's not the same. Then again, I don't have to shovel (unlike my childhood or my life in Boston for a dozen years).
	11:18am glenn: diva.
	11:19am Mark R: Sharp DJs know just when to drop the Maria Callas.
	11:19am annie: first two notes made the wetness come from my eyes..
	11:19am Ike: @Adrian, nope, except illicitly via streaming -- but there was a crappy American remake, of course. Set in TX on the Mexican border. Some great actors and a good premise were wasted in it. They made the killer too omniscient.
	11:20am Paul Weil: Diva?!
	11:20am βrian: @Adrian: I think that's only available via streaming, so ... not really. I've heard good things.
	11:20am Mark R: "Diva" is an old favorite of mine, Glenn. Haven't seen it in many years.
	11:20am northguineahills: @Mark R: Indeed!
	11:24am glenn: it's a great movie, and all those delacorta books are fabulous.
	11:25am glenn: and it's sung by wilhelmina wiggins fernandez.
	11:26am Whosondephone: What's wrong with instrumentals!
	11:26am pseydtonne: @Whosondephone: they don't speak to everyone.
	11:27am Trouble: www.pri.org...
	11:29am exiledinbk: Which comics are these? The one with Star Wars?
	11:30am coelacanth: good morning Trouble and all
	11:31am Elias: O-O-O-O Mr Kotter I got a book for you! I thinks the young DJ Icepick might like "My War With The Newts" by Karel Capek....
	11:34am Trouble: @exiledinbk: i just put up the link to the radio show and there are images in that link
	11:35am Trouble: looks great @ elias!!! thanks for that suggestion!
	11:35am coelacanth: "Icepick"! i like it.
	11:36am coelacanth: (has he outgrown "Icepack"?)
	11:39am Trouble: good morning coelacanth!not just yet he hasn't...
	11:40am coelacanth: a lot of what i read is translated from other languages; but i don't read much science fiction. (except Vonnegut, but that's english, and the scifi aspect is secondary to other aspects of it.)
	11:41am luthorvondoom: Has anyone read any of the Adèle Blanc-Sec comics by Jacques Tardi? I hear about them in steampunk circles, but I've never read any.
	11:44am Tome: FaB show once again Trouble ,, Happy New Year to you too & everyone !
	11:47am goat friend: Oh so nice Lou Reed. Thanks
	11:48am doctorjazz: Have been hearing a lot of this Velvet Underground set on FMU of late, really sounds great, have to pick one up. Great show Trouble!
	11:49am Webhamster Henry: @luthorVonDoom I may have some of them, serialized in the soft-porn-y L'Echo des Savanes, which serialized a lot of BDs.
	11:50am P-90: "Valérian: Spatio-Temporal Agent" has been an influential, much-loved work of science fiction since 1967 or so (the "Barbarella" era), that has enjoyed huge popularity in Europe, while remaining unaccountably almost unknown to the general American audience. But fans have always known it as a big influence on Star Wars, in story, visual style and "feel". The final design of the Millenium Falcon was a last-minute decision and has always looked like it was inspired by Valerian's ship, the XB982. Now there's buzz about all this in the media because director Luc Besson is shooting his dream project, a big-budget adaptation of the Valerian et Laureline epic "Empire of a Thousand Planets", whose title alone suggests a Star Wars rip-off, but which preceded Star Wars itself. -End of geek-out.
	11:55am Dean: This Sun Ra reminds me of Pandelis Karayorgis, who also works on occasion with fuzzed-up Fender Rhodes, e.g., here: http://karayorgis.com/Pages/CDPages/Betwixt.html Haven't checked his discography in ages. Much to seek out.
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for all the happy wishes, thanks for being you , you listeners you! happy wishes for a fabulous new dawning! see you next week
	11:56am Brendan: This has been great . Thanks.
	11:56am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble! Happy New Year!
	11:57am P-90: Thanks DJ Trouble!
	11:57am Ken From Hyde Park: See you next time, Trouble. Have a good week.
	11:58am Trouble: put up a great pic of sun ra on my instagram page :giantpompom
	11:59am coelacanth: Thanks Trouble Happy new year!
	12:00pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks much, Trouble!
	12:00pm Elias: DJ Icepick - That's his street moniker. Sssh.
	12:00pm Kevlicki: see you soon Trouble, have a good Tuesday everyone!
	12:07pm fekner: great playlist this morning, trouble

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 5, 2016

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January 5, 2016: float like a butterfly, sting like a bee

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
qasim naqvi	preamble "preamble" by "qasim naqvi"	preamble	Nna				*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Bobbi Humphrey	san francisco lights	blue breakbeats						0:04:23 (Pop-up)
spike	magic table "magic table" by "spike"	orange cloud nine	golf channel					0:09:23 (Pop-up)
Laurie Spiegel	I hall of mirrors "I hall of mirrors" by "Laurie Spiegel"	unseen worlds						0:12:40 (Pop-up)
malka spigel	lost in sound "lost in sound" by "malka spigel"	every day is like the first day	swim~					0:17:56 (Pop-up)
Eliane Radigue	Kailasha "Kailasha" by "Eliane Radigue"	triologie de la mort						0:23:03 (Pop-up)
dave nelson	jewell "jewell" by "dave nelson"	thirty thousand feet					*	0:27:58 (Pop-up)

esmerine	my mamma pinned a rose on me	lost voices	constellation				*	0:34:46 (Pop-up)
gareth dickson	cello song "cello song" by "gareth dickson"	nicked drake-wraiths	scissor tail				*	0:41:44 (Pop-up)
the beach bullies	femme fatale "femme fatale" by "the beach bullies"	we rule the universe	manafactured recordings				*	0:45:23 (Pop-up)
the boswell sisters	i thank you mr moon	the boswell sisters						0:47:53 (Pop-up)
King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	sense	Paper Mache Dream Balloon	ATO records				*	0:50:25 (Pop-up)
oum kalsoum	techouf omuri "techouf omuri" by "oum kalsoum"	Les Grands Compositeurs (Vol. 2)						0:54:13 (Pop-up)
bert jansch	the january man "the january man" by "bert jansch"	moonshine	earth	1973			*	1:00:43 (Pop-up)

Ariel Kalma	montparnasse morocco "montparnasse morocco" by "Ariel Kalma"	an evolutionary music ( original recordings 1972-79)						1:10:41 (Pop-up)
julia kent	the leopard "the leopard" by "julia kent"	asperities	leaf				*	1:14:10 (Pop-up)
juliette greco	vous mon coeur "vous mon coeur" by "juliette greco"	chante			10"			1:19:47 (Pop-up)
glass	what it is to believe "what it is to believe" by "glass"					merci adrian!	*	1:23:15 (Pop-up)
the beach bullies	sob story "sob story" by "the beach bullies"	we rule the universe	manafactured recordings				*	1:26:15 (Pop-up)
li'l bub	new gravity "new gravity" by "li'l bub"	science and magic	joyful noise				*	1:30:39 (Pop-up)
Pierre Edouard	A Mon Age Deja Fatigue	french boogie 1980-1985	born bad records				*	1:34:05 (Pop-up)

Steve Reid	Lions of Juda "Lions of Juda" by "Steve Reid"	organ donor Scott Mcdowell's 2015 Marathon Premium						1:48:28 (Pop-up)
jack constanza	abainaquito "abainaquito" by "jack constanza"	mr bongo	jazzman				*	1:53:25 (Pop-up)
W-x	copping in the afternoon "copping in the afternoon" by "W-x"	W-x	castle face				*	1:57:32 (Pop-up)
neneh cherry & the circuit	dead come alive	Science Fiction Dancehall Classics v/a	On-U sound				*	2:08:37 (Pop-up)
pure bathing culture	clover "clover" by "pure bathing culture"	pray for rain					*	2:09:02 (Pop-up)
brian harnetty	greedy bear "greedy bear" by "brian harnetty"	rawhead & bloodybones	Dust To Digital				*	2:12:59 (Pop-up)
maria callas	la wally : ebben ? ne andro lontana	il mito						2:18:20 (Pop-up)

martin courtney	foto "foto" by "martin courtney"	many moons	domino				*	2:30:05 (Pop-up)
josephine foster	a thimbleful of milk	no more lamps in the morning	fire				*	2:34:00 (Pop-up)
city slickers	oceans 11 "oceans 11" by "city slickers"	Coxsone's Music: The First Recordings of Sir Coxsone the Downbeat 1960-62	soul jazz				*	2:38:53 (Pop-up)
maki asakawa	chicchana toki kara "chicchana toki kara" by "maki asakawa"	Maki Asakawa	honest jons				*	2:42:24 (Pop-up)
The Velvet Underground	over you ( version 2)	the complete matrix tapes	universal				*	2:44:52 (Pop-up)
Kosmischer Läufer	ankunft im stadion/das rennen	The Secret Cosmic Music Of The East German Olympic Program 1972-83, Vol. 3	Unknown Capability Recordings				*	2:48:26 (Pop-up)
sun ra and his arkestra	they plan to leave	To Those of Earth...And Other Worlds	strut					2:50:09 (Pop-up)
roseau	new glass "new glass" by "roseau"	salt					*	2:56:51 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:02am annie: good morning trouble!
	9:02am Trouble: good morning icicles everywhere!
	9:02am Trouble: hello annie!
	9:03am annie: i've always loved Joannie Caucus
	9:03am sugarwolf: Good chilly morning all
	9:04am Asheville Jon: Good Morning
	9:06am P-90: Good Morning! Looking forward to lots of Trouble in 2016.
	9:10am riley: Happiest New Year ever Trouble and gang! Trouble, are you California Dreaming again?
	9:14am annie: 3 asheville listeners?? !! woot!
	9:19am sphere: good morning. suddenly its winter outside Baltimore....
	9:20am Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...3°F here NewHampshuh...
	9:20am Trouble: and yes its winter in the WFMU record library as well
	9:21am Snake: Hey I live in Newland....1 hour from Asheville...can I make it 4?
	9:21am Trouble: todays's artwork is by gary trudeau from his iconic strip "Doonesbury"
	9:23am riley: @Snake…one big happy family. Newland sounds wonderful.
	9:23am Ken From Hyde Park: The calm, dry air and cold temps are setting us up for some good ice skating on the ponds here. At least until it warms up or snows/rains again.
	9:24am Trouble: some interesting video on eliane radigue vimeo.com... vimeo.com...
	9:24am Asheville Jon: who else is in Asheville? (I am actually in Leicester)
	9:25am Risky: "Ladies and Gentlemen we are now cruising at 500 ft, we're experience slight Troubulence.'
	9:27am Miss Cue: It's [not] good to be back!
	9:29am annie: riley i think.. as am i... leicester is good enough for gummint work
	9:30am Asheville Jon: annie: i still think I live there since I go there almost every day (or pass through it taking my kids to school in Arden)
	9:35am Asheville Jon: Snake: Newland is pretty nice. I was up there not too long ago, and did some hiking in Linville Gorge too.
	9:35am Asheville Jon: Well if y'all see a white GMC Safari van with a WFMU sticker on it, that's me.
	9:36am Ryab: So beautiful and relaxing for my hellish job. Thankyou Trouble and good morning to you and all other listeners out there :)
	9:36am annie: i had to move out to tunnel road... a very diff experience than being in the city, or even w-a-ville.. have you seen the Hickory nut gap truck? he has a bumper sticker.. also a huge fan..
	9:37am annie: i'll wave at ye, jon.. i'll be riding shotgun, wild unruly white hair...
	9:39am Asheville Jon: sounds good annie. did not know hng was a fan. i'll keep an eye out for it. i put a small WFMU sticker on the wall at 12bones (riverside)
	9:46am riley: @asheville jon…small world…my wife Yoong and I just saw 12bones this weekend driving down by RAD!! On our list to check out.
	9:46am Trouble: merci ryab!
	9:48am Asheville Jon: riley: good bbq. i really like the smoked turkey sandwich. they recently had Cheerwine rub ribs, but i think that's pretty uncommon. They are colsed until Jan 27 for winter holiday. :(
	9:48am AndrewC.: She's a fum fartarl?
	9:48am annie: the indie radio station here is a fan of fmu, too.. AFM
	9:49am emily: good morning, trouble! the boswells and simone de beauvoir! welcome tuesday!
	9:50am Asheville Jon: nice annie. i just drove past their station this morning.
	9:54am riley: @annie…what a find AFM.thank you!
	9:54am Parq: One of my all-time favorite Doonsebury entries. And I really liked that Femme Fatale cover.
	9:55am Trouble: bonjour emily!
	9:55am danjoseph: Great show today, I'm favoriting all the songs!
	9:56am Trouble: merci danjoseph!
	10:02am annie: yep, riley, they just went live this summer.. it's been quite a struggle, i give the credit to Kim, the station manager and the amazing volunteer staff!
	10:03am βrian: Frigid skies over the isthmus today. This time of year, the lakes are actually blue. (No ice yet.)
	10:05am Greg from ZONE 5: Happy 2016, Trouble!
	10:08am glenn: who doesn't like the boswells?
	10:09am danjoseph: ...but they do have four seasons in LA: Earthquake, Fire, Flood and Drought!
	10:10am βrian: @ 55℉, I make the move to long sleeves.
	10:11am Utopiast: Good morning. I'm hear...
	10:11am geegee vindaloo: I stop eating Naengmyeon ( Korean Cold Noodles ) and switch to Udon!
	10:12am glenn: keep your feet and your head warm, and you'll be fine.
	10:13am Ted: Personally, i like to drink a little more in the winter.
	10:14am northguineahills: I grew up in Florida, and my wife grew up in Mexico. I'm just as likely to make soup from scratch when it's 100F/38C as I would when it's 15F/-9C. I still eat cold desserts in the winter, and my noodle choices I cook don't change (I have some matcha soba in the fridge. Now that I live in the northlands, I suppose my clothes change w/ the seasons. (I pretty much eat mostly noodles and soup when not making Mexican cuisine all year).
	10:15am geegee vindaloo: BTW, I had a strange dream last night that Irwin Chusid was broadcasting and living next door to me. I only found that out because he described the 7-11 on the corner over the air. Plus on the door of his building was a sign that read "Irwin". What does it all mean??
	10:16am kwhitehead: I watch "Fargo" and then I don't feel so bad.
	10:17am Jack D: Hi Trouble! We may not have winter in Los Angeles but your show is providing a nice soundtrack to a rare rainy January morning! Hugs from the coast!
	10:18am Ike: Oh wow @geegee, I once had really great cold Korean noodles at a restaurant in Palisades Park NJ on a 100°F day (38°C). Now any time it gets blazing hot in the summer, I want those noodles.
	10:21am Trouble: Northguineahills: i got a tortilla press for christmas. do you have any tips?
	10:22am Trouble: @ geegeevindaloo: run for the hills!
	10:25am Trouble: @ jack: merci! hope i didn't sound like i am dissing LA. I am actually madly jealous that you get to live with all that greenery and outdoor life.
	10:27am βrian: Dimes to dollars, the person who gave the tortilla press received it as a gift.
	10:28am northguineahills: @Trouble: I'm so jealous! My wife was trying to get her mom to send one up, but it seemed like more trouble then it was worth. mrs ngh comes back tonight, so I'll see if we get one. We do have a cast iron tortilla comal (for heating tortillas), which is already heavy as all outdoors.
	10:29am danjoseph: Nice, bonus Beach Bullies!
	10:31am Trouble: @brian: hah! not!! i borrowed a friends and loved the results!this wonderful friend gave me mine. soooooo different from store bought. i just need to make them everyday for a week to really nail an easy method.
	10:31am Adrian in London: Hello all, happy new year! I'm being disloyal and listening to the cricket at the moment but will catch up in the archive. I am not, incidentally, in Asheville!
	10:33am Jack D: @ Trouble, no not at all! Believe me we get sick of the sun, haha!
	10:35am doctorjazz: Happy New Year all!
	10:35am Kevlicki: Good Morning Trouble and all. Happy New Year and a toast to the days getting longer! My attitude is incredibly different post Solstice. Having sun in my NY life also helps
	10:36am Asheville Jon: Well Adrian, when you get here, let us know. you can join our secret party.
	10:37am annie: i'm all for that jon.. i have a feeling there are few fmu listener lurkers here..
	10:37am Trouble: yes!! with the new year brings more light: cheers to more sun!!!
	10:38am Trouble: no problem adrian! that's what the archives are for
	10:38am Asheville Jon: annie, we should have an fmu get-together. any suggestions as to a location?
	10:41am Priscilla: I left my lunch at home today, too! :-(
	10:41am Kevlicki: @Trouble, Interference's upcoming comic show opens the 21st and will be up til April 17th.
	10:42am Kevlicki: whoops, here's the link Our Comics Ourselves interferencearchive.org...
	10:43am riley: @asheville jon…yes, secret handshakes here we come. I am NJ transplant and have a treasured cache of Trouble air check cassettes from the early 1990's…my wife and I would traverse Vermont and NH bringing that Trouble energy with us on many a trip. The cassettes are still packed up in the many unpacked boxes we still have in our shed.
	10:45am Asheville Jon: Nice riley! i think we should meet at whole foods or earth fare, fill up shopping carts with all kinds of good stuff, then try to pay using our WFMU membership cards.
	10:46am Priscilla: Window boxes are a big seasonal thing! I still need to drag mine inside.
	10:46am riley: @trouble…we have all seasons here in Asheville. In fact there is a "Four Seasons Blvd" in nearby Hendersonville!
	10:47am Polyus: Really, clothing is the only thing that changes with the seasons for me. And more cold drinks in the summer, maybe? I am kinda dull.
	10:48am P-90: Wait, is there a new Henri the Cat video on YouTube? And yes, Mozart in the Jungle is worth checking out, for anyone who hasn't yet.
	10:48am doctorjazz: "Mozart..." is as fun show, it is interesting, everyone acts like an upcoming rock star, or a Rock God, fun to watch.
	10:48am glenn: four episode into season six, and i want to punch lady mary more than ever.
	10:49am Trouble: looks great!! @ kevlicki
	10:49am Meredith: @trouble in Chapel Hill our winter is shorter than up north. We REALLY take advantage of the sunny warm days and I like to make and eat lots of stews and tend to bake more in the winter too. Not very resolution-friendly. sigh
	10:50am doctorjazz: Did I miss something, Downton Abbey seems to be bigger than the bible all of a sudden...
	10:51am Webhamster Henry: "Mozart in the Jungle" has some really good NYC location work, and boasts some funny cameo roles too!
	10:51am Utopiast: @doctorjazz Some fiction is better than others.
	10:51am glenn: what utopiast said.
	10:52am Andrew Waterloo: I feel like I don't need to see Downton Abbey
	10:52am Utopiast: @glenn "wink"
	10:53am B Uno-AirLogic: Television hurts my brain.
	10:55am Utopiast: @Airlogic Take two episodes and call me in the morning
	10:56am βrian: "Télévision, c'est l'ennui."
	10:56am Ike: To be pedantic, a "reboot" is a restart, not a new season. And it's generally with new actors and usually a new take on the material. But this term is often misused.
	10:57am pseydtonne: I have a lot of thoughts about the seasonality topic. I've lived in a few different climates, including growing up in upstate NY and living in Los Angeles for four years.
	10:58am Utopiast: @Brian TV=boredom Agreed. Often TV can be like a drug - a substitute for something better to do.
	11:02am pseydtonne: You definitely miss seasons when you move to Los Angeles. At first it's great that you can sleep in any Saturday because there is no winter prep. Then you realize two years have passed and you don't feel them. Also, winter makes people bond in the face of attacks from weather -- it builds communities.
	11:08am Trouble: good point @pseydtonne
	11:10am βrian: Thank god for neighbors who own snow-blowers, I say.
	11:13am northguineahills: Pure Bathing Culture have a Cocteau Twins vibe to them....
	11:13am annie: @psey: my son has lived in LA for a few years now and is ecstatic when they actually get rain, or clouds.. he misses his NYState of mind
	11:14am Adrian in London: Right cricket over for the day. First time a black South African has scored a test century. As to TV, has The Bridge made it to the US? It's a Swedish/Danish cop show (but much much more than that), and the lead actress, Sofia Helin, is astonishingly good. Since series 3 ended I can;t really watch much else. But I did like The Knick a lot.
	11:14am Dean: Took me 40 years to figure out LA. I'm slow. But once I figured it out, it was a party. Then I moved north. Figures.
	11:18am pseydtonne: Now that I live in Tulsa, I have some version of winter again. It feels good, just because it's not the same. Then again, I don't have to shovel (unlike my childhood or my life in Boston for a dozen years).
	11:18am glenn: diva.
	11:19am Mark R: Sharp DJs know just when to drop the Maria Callas.
	11:19am annie: first two notes made the wetness come from my eyes..
	11:19am Ike: @Adrian, nope, except illicitly via streaming -- but there was a crappy American remake, of course. Set in TX on the Mexican border. Some great actors and a good premise were wasted in it. They made the killer too omniscient.
	11:20am Paul Weil: Diva?!
	11:20am βrian: @Adrian: I think that's only available via streaming, so ... not really. I've heard good things.
	11:20am Mark R: "Diva" is an old favorite of mine, Glenn. Haven't seen it in many years.
	11:20am northguineahills: @Mark R: Indeed!
	11:24am glenn: it's a great movie, and all those delacorta books are fabulous.
	11:25am glenn: and it's sung by wilhelmina wiggins fernandez.
	11:26am Whosondephone: What's wrong with instrumentals!
	11:26am pseydtonne: @Whosondephone: they don't speak to everyone.
	11:27am Trouble: www.pri.org...
	11:29am exiledinbk: Which comics are these? The one with Star Wars?
	11:30am coelacanth: good morning Trouble and all
	11:31am Elias: O-O-O-O Mr Kotter I got a book for you! I thinks the young DJ Icepick might like "My War With The Newts" by Karel Capek....
	11:34am Trouble: @exiledinbk: i just put up the link to the radio show and there are images in that link
	11:35am Trouble: looks great @ elias!!! thanks for that suggestion!
	11:35am coelacanth: "Icepick"! i like it.
	11:36am coelacanth: (has he outgrown "Icepack"?)
	11:39am Trouble: good morning coelacanth!not just yet he hasn't...
	11:40am coelacanth: a lot of what i read is translated from other languages; but i don't read much science fiction. (except Vonnegut, but that's english, and the scifi aspect is secondary to other aspects of it.)
	11:41am luthorvondoom: Has anyone read any of the Adèle Blanc-Sec comics by Jacques Tardi? I hear about them in steampunk circles, but I've never read any.
	11:44am Tome: FaB show once again Trouble ,, Happy New Year to you too & everyone !
	11:47am goat friend: Oh so nice Lou Reed. Thanks
	11:48am doctorjazz: Have been hearing a lot of this Velvet Underground set on FMU of late, really sounds great, have to pick one up. Great show Trouble!
	11:49am Webhamster Henry: @luthorVonDoom I may have some of them, serialized in the soft-porn-y L'Echo des Savanes, which serialized a lot of BDs.
	11:50am P-90: "Valérian: Spatio-Temporal Agent" has been an influential, much-loved work of science fiction since 1967 or so (the "Barbarella" era), that has enjoyed huge popularity in Europe, while remaining unaccountably almost unknown to the general American audience. But fans have always known it as a big influence on Star Wars, in story, visual style and "feel". The final design of the Millenium Falcon was a last-minute decision and has always looked like it was inspired by Valerian's ship, the XB982. Now there's buzz about all this in the media because director Luc Besson is shooting his dream project, a big-budget adaptation of the Valerian et Laureline epic "Empire of a Thousand Planets", whose title alone suggests a Star Wars rip-off, but which preceded Star Wars itself. -End of geek-out.
	11:55am Dean: This Sun Ra reminds me of Pandelis Karayorgis, who also works on occasion with fuzzed-up Fender Rhodes, e.g., here: http://karayorgis.com/Pages/CDPages/Betwixt.html Haven't checked his discography in ages. Much to seek out.
	11:56am Trouble: thanks for all the happy wishes, thanks for being you , you listeners you! happy wishes for a fabulous new dawning! see you next week
	11:56am Brendan: This has been great . Thanks.
	11:56am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble! Happy New Year!
	11:57am P-90: Thanks DJ Trouble!
	11:57am Ken From Hyde Park: See you next time, Trouble. Have a good week.
	11:58am Trouble: put up a great pic of sun ra on my instagram page :giantpompom
	11:59am coelacanth: Thanks Trouble Happy new year!
	12:00pm Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks much, Trouble!
	12:00pm Elias: DJ Icepick - That's his street moniker. Sssh.
	12:00pm Kevlicki: see you soon Trouble, have a good Tuesday everyone!
	12:07pm fekner: great playlist this morning, trouble

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from January 5, 2016

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