WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 1, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:01am queems: good morning trouble, michele & others
	9:01am The Oscar: Modern Weirdo!
	9:01am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning Trouble and Michele with One L
	9:02am Tommy My Bird mon: Have a good day Pigeon great waking and baking with you two!
	9:02am Dances with Moomins: Hi Trouble and the Moderns......My Finnish zip code is rejected by the pledge system so I'm sendin a check to help the station....Love to you and the Modern World
	9:04am Dances with Moomins: Nice pirate flag for art today!
	9:05am Michele: Good morning one and all! Please support the station and Trouble so we can reach the goal and keep freeform radio alive! Pledge with the widget on this page or head over to wfmu.org/pledge
	9:05am melinda: Morning Trouble and Michele!
	9:06am sphere: hullo all. love this jean cohen-solal. got it off Discogs on CD for relatively cheap!
	9:08am Cmurtha: Good Morning! though its 408 here now
	9:11am Trouble: good day of the dead morning novemberites! although we are still in octoberizing fund raisng mood today...
	9:12am The Oscar: I'm going to take the extended October marathon as tacit approval to continue celebrating Halloween.
	9:12am Michele: Hi @dances - Thanks for letting us know about the pledge page, we will look into it, and of course thank you for your support! Swag for Life is the best way to help the station so it's great to see that boombox next to your name!
	9:15am Davee: BOO!
	9:17am sphere: today, every single commenter is boomboxed! wow!
	9:17am Webhamster Henry: For tuning fans - that's a real harmonic 7th there.
	9:18am Michele: @sphere - wow good eye! such great news.
	9:19am Dances with Moomins: You're welcome Michele (with one L ) I got a drawer full of FMU T shirts, and a smile. Cheers!
	9:19am northguineahills: Benoit Piolard, pre-clickied starred!
	9:19am melinda: Great vibes.
	9:19am Chris from DC: Turns out this is a pretty good soundtrack for sleep deprivation.
	9:20am Michele: The shirts are already going out, record time. and they are really great. Have you seen them? @nothguineahills - I have a boat load too! Love WFMU swag.
	9:21am Peter in SEA: Feliz Muertos Trouble y Las Troublistas!
	9:22am Mungerphut: I love this
	9:24am ilovenon: You always know what I needed to hear but didn't know.... Thank you Trouble!
	9:25am Bobby: I'm ok with another hour or so of this track
	9:25am northguineahills: I've gotten comments down here in FL, "is half your wardrobe WFMU shirts...???" Apparently, yes!
	9:27am Webhamster Henry: Basically ALL my T-shirts are WFMU shirts , except for the fluorescent colored ones I used for biking.
	9:27am Chris from DC: I'm getting a lot of mileage out of the Sputnik shirt.
	9:28am WillCrete: Hennix's justly tuned Rhodes has me totally enchanted. Wonderful morning soundings, watching the light on the red leaves drift. Many thanks! Neverendless.
	9:28am Michele: @Chris - Sputnik was a great one - do you have a favorite this October? Jackal Joker or Where Wings Take Dream? You can see them both on the home page slider.
	9:29am northguineahills: What WillCrete said, wife is a fan as well....
	9:29am Chris from DC: Where Wings Take Dream is a good one.
	9:30am Dances with Moomins: I wore my Sputnik in Ireland this Summer and first day on train from Dublin to Cork a woman wanted to know all about it and about non commercial radio!
	9:31am EG_Astro: morning everyonee
	9:31am Michele: Spreading the word through swag!
	9:31am sphere: i'm digging the "marbles in a blender" shirt. any blender with a Bryce setting is jake by me!
	9:32am Michele: @sphere - Oh man the marbles in a blender - 11 colors to make that. So special!
	9:33am Crudbringer: I'll decide which hand is most convenient THANKYOU.
	9:33am Peter in SEA: I want to understand!
	9:33am melinda: I wish I had 2 of the t-shirt with 2 listeners with headphones.
	9:33am Webhamster Henry: Are we all getting knit scarves at the end of the show?
	9:33am sphere: @Michele - wow! that is amazing!
	9:34am Michele: @melinda - You can email Joe if you pledged to this fundraiser but want to trade in one of the new shirts for that one. It's called Listening Party.
	9:34am northguineahills: I've run into two people who were aware of WFMU before (down here), and others that are curious and give them the eddress.
	9:34am queems: LOVE THIS
	9:35am Webhamster Henry: I have a dishwashing machine instruction video in a box here somewhere.
	9:36am james: O.K. I don't get it ???
	9:36am queems: one of my coworkers saw my wfmu shirt and is apparently a long time listener. makes sense though, he’s a total weirdo
	9:37am famous original sugarwerewolf: Wow this makes knitting seem not fun!!!
	9:37am Chris from DC: Shoot, that is a good name.
	9:37am famous original sugarwerewolf: You've got to pick up every stitch
	9:37am Mick: Good morning Trouble and all. WFMU shirts are the best conversation-starters.
	9:39am MD: Good morning...those who care...as we all do...WFMU!!!
	9:39am D. Lightfoot: Wish I could give more
	9:40am Webhamster Henry: @famous original -> check out Mary Wing's archive from yesterday wfmu.org...
	9:40am The Oscar: I would totally get a t-shirt with a metal logo for Dropstitch.
	9:40am kuba: more knitting content please
	9:41am adampsyche: snitches get stitches
	9:41am Chris from DC: The new Dropped Stitch album, Knit One Purl Two.
	9:42am melinda: @Michele thanks, I'm excited to get the new one though.
	9:43am Bobby: Go swag-level, get a boombox!
	9:43am The Oscar: But the school cancellation broadcast was always so exciting!
	9:43am northguineahills: each marathon, I gotta spread the hugs amongst all the djs! (can't hug them all at once!)
	9:44am D. Lightfoot: Someone please just close-mic someone actually knitting for an hour or two
	9:44am northguineahills: Don and Moki Cherry were beyond geniuses....
	9:44am queems: you can pry my last name out of my cold dead hands
	9:44am carter: i donated to your show a couple weeks ago, love the show trouble and thanks for the hat michele i wear it every day. people are always asking about it
	9:44am hendrix wolfbat: Yep the south is rife with Ma'ams
	9:45am D. Lightfoot: Run two C414s stereo and catch all the needles clicking together and the almost imperceptible noise of the yarn drawing through the palms.
	9:45am Michele: @carter - yay!!!!
	9:45am famous original sugarwerewolf: My coworkers didn't understand the difference between Mrs. and Ms. Ma'am is better than being called Miss I think
	9:46am hendrix wolfbat: Also woot! Awesome Trouble this morning, yay!
	9:46am northguineahills: my 15 months in the South, has my wife (still in Brooklyn), telling me I have a Southern accent. When I arrived, people asked if I was from 'up north'.
	9:48am queems: i’ve started getting ma’amed and i’m only 31
	9:48am northguineahills: Wife kept her ridiculously long Hispanic name that doesn't even fit on her passport (always an issue).
	9:49am steveo: Hi. Sorry i missed most of the knitting chat. Trouble, did you see that the Black Power show that was at Tate Modern last year and you played some songs from its soundtrack is at the Brooklyn Museum now?
	9:49am sphere: i get plenty of "sirs" at 48, but im in a "sir"-oriented environment.
	9:50am Michele: This song!
	9:50am famous original sugarwerewolf: A few years ago I had some young ladies in a store compliment my full name and then say "you can never get married" but... I don't have to change my name if I marry?
	9:50am Chris from DC: The sir thing took some getting used to.
	9:50am fred: Hello Trouble, Michele and listeners My workplace has been holding knitting lessons this year. One of my many bosses has been taking them, in what I can only call a boss move
	9:51am northguineahills: It kept the immigration process more streamlined...
	9:51am Granny Spicy Tuna: We still need a good gender neutral word, if we're going to keep using ma'am and sir. This has been an ongoing debate among the enbies…
	9:51am queems: sir has a totally different connotation than ma’am though. ma’am is matronly and sir is just sir
	9:52am Granny Spicy Tuna: And matronly has a negative connotation because this is a misogynist society. Why should there be something wrong with being a mother, right?
	9:53am sphere: @ queems - yea. i guess its a patriarchal thing - marriagability of women, right?
	9:54am melinda: @sphere yes.
	9:54am fred: @sphere: I think that was the idea, like were you the property of your father or husband
	9:54am queems: @granny spicy tuna exactly. once you’re someone’s mother, your value (aka fuckability) is decreased exponentially
	9:55am melinda: @Granny: mir?
	9:55am zpulpa: WowWW !!!! the Moki Cherry artwork is absolutely fabulous!!!! good morning everyone! hi Trouble hi Michele!
	9:55am Stevel: Some cultures (Burma, for instance,) refer to respected elders as auntie or uncle. Still, a gender-neutral word would be nice.
	9:55am kuba: @melinda, gst: sa'am?
	9:57am Michele: @apulpa - Isn't it fantastic?!
	9:57am Granny Spicy Tuna: My friends call me Granny (and the little kids call me Aunt Fluffy), but they're all aware that i am a nonbinary Granny/Aunty. Cousin's a friendly, neutral word.
	9:58am steveo: nina k!
	9:58am zpulpa: @ Michele im familiar with her work just through album art but had no idea she made so many and such amazing fabric pieces!! This on in particular though. yayy
	9:58am MD: she had me at tiny mites!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	9:59am Michele: Hope everyone will throw in a little cash this fundraiser. We are so close!
	9:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Troublenauts! Will pledge again when next credit card cycle begins. @GST - I like how Ellie May's chimp was Cousin Bessie.
	9:59am Granny Spicy Tuna: @melinda mir is kinda like the neutral pronoun, zir. Sa'am, hmm… there is the title Mx, that is used like Mr, ms and Mrs, which i ask folx to call me, if they like
	9:59am steveo: well that made me want to go to marfa
	9:59am melinda: It bugs me when women over a certain age are reflexively referred to as grandmas. If that happens to me when I enter the grey zone I'll get pissed, and then they will probably just see me as a bitter old hag.
	10:00am sphere: it's amazing how much work people have invested in creating a non-gendered pronoun.
	10:00am futurescamp: Very true about cleaning though I can't vouch for that brand of broom, I am a vacuumer at heart
	10:00am zpulpa: dang im really feeling like i should cancel my YMCA membership and become a pledge for lifer with the money saved..... seems obvious.
	10:00am Granny Spicy Tuna: Some languages don't distinguish gender in a pronoun at all.
	10:01am fred: I'm not sure, but I think a law was passed in France to get rid of the Madame/Mademoiselle distinction in official forms
	10:01am Patrick: WOW! what cant Nina Katchodourian do?!?! amazing!
	10:01am Granny Spicy Tuna: @sphere if there are no words to describe who you are and how you identify, it feels like being erased from existence
	10:01am Webhamster Henry: Hey!- have Nina back sometime!
	10:02am Granny Spicy Tuna: @fred UK has Mx on official documents
	10:03am melinda: @Granny do you pronounce it "mix" or "em ex"? Words need to be pronounceable if they're to catch on and not just make a point.
	10:04am sphere: @spicy tuna - i am a professional writer and generally our office uses "they" if necessary, but our work doesn't really require pronouns for the most part.
	10:04am Granny Spicy Tuna: from the interwebs: Which has the exact same vowel sound as the two pronunciations of "Ms". So you pronounce Mx exactly the same as Ms, but with a "ks" (or "x") sound on the end, in place of the "z" sound in Ms. From my knowledge, the "short e" məks pronunciation is somewhat more common than the "short i" mɪks pronunciation.
	10:05am famous original sugarwerewolf: I have to put Mr/Mrs/Ms when I enter customers' info. I would love to just put Mx. for everyone!
	10:05am fred: Some of my coworkers say "don't worry about Miss or Mrs, just go with Dr"; that it still shocks people shows there's a lot of work left
	10:05am Dances with Moomins: I always thought ma'm is kinda showing honor without meaning anything about age. simple respect. But then to men I don't say 'yes sir' ( so military ) I say 'yeah Babe' ( some guys hate that! ) Honey is ( to my ear) really sexist. Maybe I have to stop tawkin to people.
	10:06am Chris from DC: Really looking forward to that Dropped Stitch/Klown package tour.
	10:06am futurescamp: Where I work everyone puts their pronouns in their email signature, in the interest of making it less onerous on nonbinary people to make it an issue and somewhat normalize everyone to think about how they use pronouns.
	10:06am Diezel Tea: Howdy from Armenia, which coincidentally you just played Mrs. Katchadourian (though perhaps spelled Khatchadourian?)
	10:07am hendrix wolfbat: If it's spelled like this jereon it sounds like yarune
	10:07am Webhamster Henry: Justin Vivian Bond is a Mx. One of my kids is a they. I don't know if they've settled on an honorific. Dr. would be great! Especially with the current Dr. Who.
	10:07am kuba: for the record: i was kidding about sa'am. my profession (computer people) sometimes loves to put things into binary categories (pun intended), or ternary, or x-nary... and over that they don't realize how easy it is just to leave a form field customizable, or optional, or just get rid of it...
	10:07am Granny Spicy Tuna: I am appreciating all of these interesting and respectful comments about gender and pronouns. I say if you want to smash imperialism, you gotta smash the social binaries!
	10:08am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: In the USAF we were taught every civilian male is sir, every female is m'am. It was simply as sign of respect, just like we were required to do for officers. It does tend to make others feel old, so is it an ageist practice, or just respect? I think Dr. Is a huge sign of respect. I call my dentist Doctor mainly because he is so amazingly awesome fixing my broken down old teeth. @Webhamster Henry-how old is your child that is a they?
	10:09am Granny Spicy Tuna: @kuba: yeah, computer folx gotta play with binaries! I thought sa'am was pretty funny. I encourage people to have fun with the wordplay. It doesn't have to be a sad chore.
	10:09am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: My son was a Talking Toilet for Holloween. I made it out of furniture foam and Instructables helped. A Toilet with teeth from Captain Underpants. I was Flavor Flav mainly because he is so awesome a singer.
	10:11am Granny Spicy Tuna: @Wild Neil this is also an ageist society, too. We lose so much by worshiping the young and ignoring our elders.
	10:11am kuba: @GST: agree 100%. experiment and have fun!
	10:12am Webhamster Henry: @WildNeil They are 19.
	10:12am Ike: Given recent news in Newark, I sure hope that Brita filters filter out lead! Otherwise I should've developed lead-related superpowers from all the years I lived and worked in Newark. And lead-related superpowers are the lamest superpowers. Your toes learn to start talking but they just curse in every language on Earth and only at bad drivers. @WN, Flavor Flav is always a good choice because you get to wear a dinner-plate-sized clock as a necklace.
	10:12am Granny Spicy Tuna: Yet i must acknowledge that most of the emerging language i have learned about gender has come from the youth. VOTE, you young folx! Turn this disaster around! I believe in you!
	10:13am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Granny Spciy Tuna-my wife noticed this at her job at Home Depot. There is a 70 year old woman who says "she is a princess" and dresses like a 20 year old. The older folks are more respected for their wisdom in Poland apparently. We DO worship youth here. I am happy to be a crabby old man like Clint Eastwood in Gran Torino. @Webhamster Henry-at what age did they choose this?
	10:13am redkayak: Sun Ra :)
	10:13am melinda: Ageism/youth worship is one of those things that doesn't seem to be getting better, either, only worse.
	10:14am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Ike-I have a $1800 Culligan RO system for my water due to poo in the Niagara River ("black discharges" yuk).
	10:14am Granny Spicy Tuna: @Wild Neil yeah! I've been called Granny since i was in my mid-20s, by friends who are older than me, so…
	10:16am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Talk about gender bending pronouns, I was called Grandma at age 10 because I had a nephew at that age. Well, one kid took it on and that nickname kinda never stuck. I have been Hammy, Horse, Wild Neil and even the N word for awhile on the school bus. By the way, I am not black!
	10:16am Granny Spicy Tuna: I also have a friend who calls me Father, so i get around…
	10:17am kuba: @wild neil: re: poland, btw: i noticed that the usual split old-conservative, young-progressive is less prevalent there. less hope for the future. might be just me, though.
	10:18am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Kuba-Poland is undergoing Nationalist tendencies right now. Many are shocked and dismayed of course. Well, not by me of course, but yeah, there are a lot of young people that are conservative over there. I hear from my sources that Generation Y is looking to be fairly conservative here also.
	10:19am fred: Being old has its perks: I was stopped by cops two days ago, but this time they didn't rob me. Didn't happen to me in over two decades (meaning not getting robbed by cops)
	10:19am The Oscar: Gundella! Second-best spoken-word witchcraft album ever!
	10:19am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Kuba-however, many young people are leaving the church and not getting married like they used to also.
	10:20am βrian: I was hearing Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan ...
	10:20am melinda: @fred I've heard that sort of thing from other men, too, that they are treated with less suspicion when older.
	10:20am Granny Spicy Tuna: nonbinary spell by gundella—but begs for a discussion for consent!
	10:21am Bill W: Such witchy content lately! Trouble has gone Full Samantha.
	10:22am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble & Michele!
	10:23am sphere: i think love spells are problematic by definition. "excuse me, mind if i pour this love potion into your gin and tonic?"
	10:23am Michele: Greg from Zone 5 checking in!
	10:25am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I think Love Spells are controlling behavior and cross boundaries that should not be crossed. Just be an interesting person and do your thing and people will come to you naturally with similar interests.
	10:25am fred: Lonnie!
	10:27am βrian: But what if that potion is just a well prepared almond-crusted filet of halibut? Served with a roasted red pepper coulis, I mean.
	10:27am queems: i need an anti-sociopathic narcissist spell
	10:29am Dave in Vermont: brilliant, βrian
	10:30am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning Trouble and Michéle (no extra charge for the accent)! I found a small piece of assemblage art last weekend by Mr. Holley that I had forgotten about. I purchased it over a decade ago at a folk art auction in Buford, GA. No one else bid on it, I think I got it for around 20 dollars.
	10:30am fred: I think if some people got some love spells for themselves, that would lessen the hate they spew out. Then again, some people already got too much of that (and the orange skin tone isn't a reliable sign)
	10:30am Trouble: @steveo: yes! i saw the black power show that was at tarte and is now in brooklyn. It is superb!
	10:30am Granny Spicy Tuna: @queems if you find one, let me know!!! @Wild Neil Yes. Control is not love.
	10:31am Michele: @Granny Spicy Tuna: love your avatar!
	10:31am Granny Spicy Tuna: @fred i am ALL for folx performing love spell on themselves.
	10:32am queems: @granny spice tuna i’ll keep you updated
	10:34am Granny Spicy Tuna: @Michele thanks to Station Master Ken, the maestro of avatars!
	10:34am Granny Spicy Tuna: I just put 7 cumin seeds in my breakfast! <<cackle cackle!>>
	10:35am sphere: @granny & @queems - i think America could use an anti-sociopathic narcissist spell.
	10:35am fletchernyc: Silent invisible conversation
	10:36am queems: @sphere definitely agreed
	10:36am fletchernyc: Top 10 all time favorite song! Thanks Trouble!
	10:36am Passaic River Blues: @queems: If you develop an "anti-sociopathic narcissist spell", publish that ish and save us all.
	10:38am JakeGould: I love spells.
	10:38am MD: @Passaic River Blues: I 2ND THAT FEELING!!!
	10:38am queems: @passaic river blues i guess i know what my weekend project is now
	10:39am MD: or we could all just remember to vote on Tuesday...XO!
	10:39am Granny Spicy Tuna: One could perform a spell of empowered personal boundaries to protect oneself against Anti-social narcissism.
	10:40am MD: Question....will these spells work on SATAN???
	10:40am Chris from DC: Is there a sleep spell, because I would totally try it.
	10:41am Granny Spicy Tuna: there is a spell for everything! @chris
	10:41am MD: I will stop at that and dig the vibe and music...THANKS TROUBLE AND MICHELL!
	10:41am ɛɨk: Speaking of spells, don't laugh, but I just started watching Chilling Adv. of Sabrina on Netflix bec. I heard it was actually good, not like previous Sabrina, and it's got a lot of actors I like. And... wow. What an awesomely fucked-up show. Bet it's making fundies mad. Lots of creepy Satan-worshipping by, like, MOST of the characters.
	10:41am northguineahills: what Chris said....
	10:41am JOEL: This part sounds like Ween
	10:41am Granny Spicy Tuna: the most powerful spells are the ones self-created
	10:42am northguineahills: When half of the tracks you want to clicky, are pre-clickied, you know it's a good show!
	10:43am βrian: Love those Rs espagnols.
	10:43am queems: personal boundaries? never heard of it
	10:45am Rocky Horror: Hehehe queems
	10:46am northguineahills: Grown-up Icepack. Awesomeness! (I feel old).
	10:46am Dances with Moomins: GREAT to hear ICEPACK!
	10:49am queems: my parents’ town is like that- they got 752 trick or treaters last night
	10:49am Diezel Tea: Sugar isn't more addictive than heroin. Nobody has ever compromised their sexuality to get their hands on a can of soda.
	10:50am northguineahills: I got home from work around 9:30, and got some unaccompanied trick-or-treaters. I was eating a candy bar, and didn't get any trick-or-treaters last year. I though, well, I have few dozen ghost peppers (from my garden), and that's Halloween themed, but then I was realizing it was a bad idea (hospitalization, lawsuits, etc).
	10:51am Diezel Tea: @NGH you're one hell of a dude. I admire those that keep danger in their gardens.
	10:52am northguineahills: @Diezel Tea: I compromised my life ambitions by going to grad school to get a job to fund my desire for amazing beer, food, and records. sobs
	10:53am DumDumGuy at the Gates of Dawn: Never leave, Trouble! I donated online weeks ago. I hereby designate it to support your show.
	10:53am northguineahills: @Diezel Tea: My Carolina Reaper peppers are ripening, finally (ghost peppers started fruiting in April).
	10:54am βrian: Yeah, candied ghost pepper treats could spell trouble — with a lower case T.
	10:56am northguineahills: I'm requesting my ballot en espanol for statistical purposes.
	10:56am hendrix wolfbat: And governorships!!!
	10:56am Roberto: Remember, if ya don't vote, ya shouldn't kvetch!
	10:57am Gnat: There's an amazing app called Outvote that syncs to your contact list and shows if your friends are registered, where, and when they've voted so you can remind them and talk to them about making a voting plan!!!
	10:57am hendrix wolfbat: Hey Georgians! Stacey Abrams!!! Please!
	10:57am Mick: I've begun to annoy my family with the vote badgering; i can live with that
	10:58am famous original sugarwerewolf: I did not realize there is an election in NYS for the US Senate. I haven't heard anything about it, just the local NY Senate and Assembly.
	10:58am Itzall Ablurr: Dear hendrix wolfbat, 2 strong votes for blue AND of course, Ms. Abrams in this household!
	10:59am βrian: If you live near Dodge City, Kansas, go there and offer transit to the voting location, strategically placed to be beyond the reach of local voters.
	10:59am melinda: I mailed 50 letters of encouragement to unlikely voters in competitive districts in Maine and Texas through the Vote Forward project. I hope it helps. www.votefwd.org
	10:59am Passaic River Blues: @Itzall Ablurr: huzzah!
	10:59am Granny Spicy Tuna: I gotta say, there's no "sneaking" cumin into anything. It is a strong flavor.
	11:00am hendrix wolfbat: Right on Itsallablur! (Pls forgive misspelling yr moniker) :-p
	11:00am northguineahills: Outside of a cousin, all of my blood family are either hard-core Trumpsters or moderate GOPers (not reminding them to vote). Wife makes me look relatively like a fascist in comparison. We should get her citizenship rolling next year if nothing else stupid happens (last years green card was beyond a PITA).
	11:00am Granny Spicy Tuna: i mean coriander! oh, i hope i didn't accidentally perform the wrong spell on myself!!!
	11:01am Passaic River Blues: @Melinda: I didn't know of that outfit. Very good! My wife and I have been sending postcards to GA, TN, FL, and local races in NY through Postcards to Votes (postcardstovoters.org).
	11:01am Passaic River Blues: *Postcards to Voters
	11:01am βrian: Cumin does persist. I love cumin, and I love it's persistence.
	11:02am northguineahills: βrian: Rural Georgia has the same problem, as their Sec of State, Kemp, GOP nominee for governor, has closed most precincts and put them outside of the towns (you know who he was targeting).
	11:02am Chris from DC: I know some local folks who have been canvassing in other states in the region. Wanted to go this weekend, but prior commitments.
	11:02am tim from champaign: I voted in Washington State over the weekend. I'm a recent transplant. Ballots are mailed to voters along with a state wide and local voter guide published by the secretary of state. I really like that.
	11:02am sphere: Most of my family are Democrats. My in-law relations do tend to be Republican for some reason, though.
	11:02am Dances with Moomins: @NorthGhills: Best of luck, as an expat with foreign wife ( kids are dual citizens ) I know the deal.
	11:02am Granny Spicy Tuna: Apparently cumin is for keeping bad luck away, so i guess i needed that magick.
	11:02am northguineahills: Cumin for Mexican, Indian, Caribbean cuisine in mass doeses!
	11:03am Passaic River Blues: @Tim: Washington's approach to the franchise is something I wish we had here in the Garden State.
	11:03am Granny Spicy Tuna: That's what i get for performing a spell with a head cold.
	11:04am northguineahills: Gracias, Dances!
	11:04am βrian: My garden cilantro got away from me, so I had a huge harvest of coriander seeds. Those went straight into the dilly beans. Yum.
	11:06am Michele: What a great show today! Stay tuned for Radio Ravioli with Olivia's special guest Matt Warwick!
	11:07am Itzall Ablurr: My only GA-resident family (Bro-in-law + spouse) are always on the other side of us with voting. At least we cancel them out in state-wide elections? Little consolation but I WILL ALWAYS VOTE.
	11:09am melinda: I read that widespread closing of polling places in heavily Democratic areas has been an ongoing but under-reported voter suppression tactic.
	11:09am βrian: Oh, that unmistakable Axelrod sound.
	11:10am tim from champaign: @Passaic - I've also lived and voted in Michigan and Illinois. WA's approach is by far the best. The voter guides are so helpful. Each candidate provides a bio including organizations that support them. The proposals are written out and then summarized as to what a pro or con vote means. An opposing rebuttal is provided and then a response to that rebuttal. It's hard to believe that this is provided by the state to voters.
	11:11am fred: Also, please vote down-ballot. It will help little-known voice get a platform, and many impactful decisions are made on a local level. By the time you get there, make every one of your votes count
	11:14am tom: horns on this are silly
	11:14am the Canterbury wood-elf: Ha! i was DJing a Hallowe'en party last night and couldn't decide if i should play the Iggy or the Siouxsie version of "The Passenger". Went for the Iggy one, as it's a bit more sinister (without the bright horn stabs). Nice to hear this today, first time in almost 30 years! Thanks Trouble.
	11:15am melinda: My town was close to getting a new, more progressive attorney after 20-something years of the same DA and he just left the race due to allegations of sexual misconduct. Sigh.
	11:15am prudy: Here in Ulster Co NY there is a ballot question re redistricting that is so confusing it is unclear whether its an attempt by the right to gerrymander or by the county to clarify the its ability to oversee attempts at redistricting. I still don't know how I'm going to vote.
	11:16am northguineahills: @fred: I've voted in every election possible since I turned 18. In 2000. I was unfamiliar w/ the NYC lever system, and my vote was voided. So, I rode my bike to the Brooklyn courthouse to get permission for a new ballot. 5 hours later, I finally got my vote approved. I missed a mid-term exam, but my prof allowed me to retake it. (and I was in NY, where my vote wouldn't matter that much). I take it seriously.
	11:16am northguineahills: @melinda: Al Frankened, it sounds like....
	11:16am melinda: district attorney
	11:18am Dave in Vermont: @fred, yes vote for the most local seats which have the most immediate impact on you and your neighbors lives, as regions get more humane so will the whole @Roberto, we should still be able to be critical if we don't vote - for some not voting is a vote, direct action and other forms of speech are legitimate ways of participating in society, especially in this joke of a system called representative democracy
	11:19am melinda: @ngh could be. The state Dem party chair asked him to bow out, who the hell knows.
	11:22am Michele: vote and donate! keep our communities strong!
	11:22am northguineahills: I've been le sighing too much lately... le sigh
	11:23am Michele: Thanks to all of you supporters and pledgers to Trouble this morning. We are inching towards the goal. Special shout out to our Swag for Life members.
	11:24am Fernando P: Dark times coming to Brazil. Far-right torture lovin president has just been elected. I hope we get another Os Mutantes out of this mess.
	11:24am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: "A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the majority discovers it can vote itself largess out of the public treasury. After that, the majority always votes for the candidate promising the most benefits with the result the democracy collapses because of the loose fiscal policy ensuing, always to be followed by a dictatorship, then a monarchy." -Alexander Fraser Tytler
	11:25am melinda: @Fernando I read about that too. Horrible on so many fronts.
	11:25am northguineahills: @Fernando: Bolsonaro makes Trump look like a pinko commie, and he has some wits to him as well. Yeah. Brazil is going back to the 80s or further.
	11:26am The Oscar: I think my favorite part of I Tonya was that it was cut and shot like a Martin Scorsese film, except with figureskating instead of tough gangster stuff.
	11:26am βrian: Translated: "The hoi polloi keeps taking our money! We're rich, but we shouldn't have to contribute to the common good."
	11:27am prudy: Kerrigan was actually not from "the elite" either, but the class aspect is totally the dynamic in competitive sports.
	11:27am Itzall Ablurr: I am a good people!!! I always thought so.
	11:27am northguineahills: 10% is optimistic.... 7%-8% is more accurate....
	11:29am drew: Hey! Some of us give every month without little decorative icons on the board.
	11:30am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Was Tonya white trash, or just working class? @Brian-I guess that is one way of looking at it. I am all in favor of libraries and infrastructure and roads etc. And the post office. It should be funded by our taxes, and they should run our internet, objectively, IMHO since they are Constitutionally appointed to help information spread.
	11:30am Diezel Tea: @Trouble @Michelle If they got rid of the $10 minimum for online pledges, I coulda given this year. Thing is, $10 feeds 2 humans, 1 pup and 1 cat for 3 days here.
	11:30am sphere: @Wild Neil - I disagree with your quote. "Vote itself largesse" is the attitude of the rich, who manipulate the system to do just that.
	11:30am northguineahills: Remember most of the Tropicalistas (Os Mutantes included), had to flee Brazil after the 1964 coup gained traction by 1970.
	11:31am hendrix wolfbat: Even Atlanta is kind of abysmal for radio. Our award winning station 88.5 Album 88 was sold out to Georgia Broadcasting...bizzarly because we already had 90.1. I always give $50 or more twice a year to WFMU because I literally listen to almost nothing else
	11:31am sphere: @ NGH - totally. and this new Brazilian leader sounds even worse. they are ransacking Brazil's universities for leftists.
	11:31am tim from champaign: Yes, WFMU is very special. I live in broadcast range of a well known Seattle non-commercial station. I don't want to talk bad about the station but it is not even close to FMU's quality. The Seattle station is pretty slick, filled with wacky psas and grant commercials and very Pitchforky. Support FMU!
	11:32am Dances with Moomins: Hey Trouble! the system doesn't 'get' my zip code, so I'm sending a check...that's actually a pledge instead of a direct donation. Can I get a shout out for a real PLEDGE ? ( pledges doesn't show on your ' digital list which makes us check senders feel invisible ) I'll send without a shout out but it would be nice
	11:33am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Sphere-there is some truth in what you say also.
	11:33am Agent Peter: ....so much for the contribution
	11:33am βrian: That's "win-ooo-ski" VT! Means "wild onion." (Used to live there.)
	11:33am DumDumGuy at the Gates of Dawn: https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2018/11/01/world-series-trophy-was-broken-when-beer-can-slammed-into-it/?utm_term=.582e5273f258
	11:34am northguineahills: Dance has been trying to pledge for 4.5 hours, ask SM Ken, he deserves the shout-out!
	11:34am βrian: Universities are known hotbeds of education.
	11:35am Webhamster Henry: @Prudy - It charter revision to make Ulster County redistricting less partisan. I support it; you can do some research on it. Here's an editorial: hudsonvalleyone.com...
	11:35am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: This trippy distorted guitar is pretty amazing. Timothy James.
	11:35am Johnzon: good ole' Winooski... Ive been there once
	11:35am Sky Falcon: Share the love!
	11:35am northguineahills: Since the 11th century, when theology school was just a cover for 'book learnin'.
	11:36am famous original sugarwerewolf: I've been a Trouble listener since before DJ Icepack was around. Add me to the list of listeners who are in a bit of shock that it's been 18 years!
	11:36am Johnzon: pitchforky? RI accent?
	11:38am tim from champaign: @Johnzon...pitchforky = popular indie weenie rock.
	11:38am Itzall Ablurr: Oh hendrix wolfbat, I agree about the shame of 88.5 being auctioned off AND the dumbing down of our "Public" broadcasting station BUT! We do have one of the nation's finest, most eclectic college stations bar none: WREK 91.1 from GA Tech. THEY still play classical in the a.m. and some of their specialty shows are fantastic and have been on the air for decades! Oh and also WRFG 89.3, jazz, freeform, "Old" country, the list goes on and on. It is NOT the musical desert it could be!
	11:41am βrian: I still check in with WCBN, though they sometimes do ads, sadly.
	11:41am northguineahills: Oz brazoes, pre-clickied!
	11:42am Trouble: thanks@stu!
	11:45am βrian: This idea that contributing to common good is bad — because it just might help someone somewhere who is considered unworthy, lazy, whatever — really creeps me out.
	11:46am Bill W: four Red Sox titles in this century = enough
	11:46am sphere: @ Johnzon - "Pitchforky" - an adjective used to describe some form of media that is unduly influenced by the web periodical Pitchfork's taste in music or any other art form.
	11:47am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Morning Trouble, just tuning in from the left coast but will listen in full on the archives as usual.
	11:50am Julie: yay for death & decay!
	11:50am Michele: Thanks for tuning in everyone. I love this track! I clicky-starred so many songs today. Stay tuned forever and support freeform radio
	11:51am Priscilla: Finally signed up to help with Perry Gershon's campaign, trying to counteract all the depressing news
	11:51am Rev. Turnip Druid: 'mornin, troops.
	11:52am Chris from DC: That can't be said enough, thank you.
	11:52am Mick: @Brian, you said it. Itzall and hendrix: I'm going to GA this weekend to knock on doors and then do poll watching/voter protection on Tuesday
	11:52am Chris from DC: About the provisional ballot that is.
	11:52am Passaic River Blues: @Brian: what's worse is that pervasive attitude that, "Contributions to the common good that directly benefit me are more than fine (in fact, they're my birthright!), but when those same contributions benefit, or I perceive as benefitting, others I deem undeserving for bullshit, racist reasons, well then it's time to MAGA the place to ruination."
	11:52am northguineahills: @βrian: Exactly, We need to create a society where everyone feels a part of and wants to contribute to said society.
	11:54am Rev. Turnip Druid: Interesting visual miscue: First track of 2nd set by an artist called SOFT BOILED EAGLES. Digging that.
	11:54am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble and Michelle, amazing aural fun!
	11:56am ⓘⓚⓔ: @RTD, great new idea for torturing Don Felder! Thanks!
	11:58am Granny Spicy Tuna: Soft Boiled Eagles: the gentler side of Southern Fried Rock?
	11:58am Itzall Ablurr: Mick, that's great!
	11:58am βrian: Merci, Trouble. Je me prépare pour le ravioli.
	11:58am JakeGould: @Ike: At the Saudi embassy in Turkey, those guys who killed that reported looked at each other when it was done and said, “Ehhh… I don’t think this was the Don Felder.”
	11:58am D. Lightfoot: I like this
	11:58am JakeGould: Whoopsie!
	11:58am Passaic River Blues: @Mick: good job, man!
	11:59am JakeGould: Thanks Trouble!!!
	11:59am sphere: Thanks Trouble. Enjoyed the show.
	11:59am Dave in Vermont: Thank you, Trouble.
	11:59am Dave in Vermont: Thank you, Michel for helping run things. It was cute when you asked Ken for permission to throw the box of pain.
	12:00pm ?: Great show, Trouble. I'm really loving the Moki Cherry tapestry as well.
	12:00pm Mick: Thanks Trouble and Michele!
	12:00pm D. Lightfoot: I always check the no swag option bc I hate stuff

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 1, 2018

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November 1, 2018: still octoberizing

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	New	Approx. start time
julianna barwick	the magic place "the magic place" by "julianna barwick"	the magic place				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
jean cohen-solal	raga du matin "raga du matin" by "jean cohen-solal"	flutes libres	souffle continu	1970's	*	0:04:14 (Pop-up)
Benoit Pioulard	hawk moth mirage "hawk moth mirage" by "Benoit Pioulard"	lignin poise	beacon sound		*	0:09:03 (Pop-up)
catherine christer hennix	nouvelle mode des modalities II for well tuned fender and sine wave drone	Selected Early Keyboard Works	Blank Forms Editions		*	0:17:54 (Pop-up)
brother takes you on an adventure in fashion with a ball of yarn						0:33:13 (Pop-up)

soft boiled eggies	rebelly rose "rebelly rose" by "soft boiled eggies"	Qué Quoi \| This Is the Modern World with Trouble's 2018 Premium				0:45:54 (Pop-up)
79.5	i stay, you stay "i stay, you stay" by "79.5"	predictions	big crown		*	0:48:19 (Pop-up)
arthur russell	hiding your present from you	world of echo				0:52:16 (Pop-up)
nina katchadourian	broom shop "broom shop" by "nina katchadourian"	the marfa jingles				0:56:57 (Pop-up)

sun ra	The Eternal Sphinx "The Eternal Sphinx" by "sun ra"	crystal spears	modern harmonic		*	1:13:31 (Pop-up)
gundella	love potion ( coriander seed)	the hour of the witch	modern harmonic			1:17:44 (Pop-up)
dom la nena	juste une chanson "juste une chanson" by "dom la nena"	soyo				1:19:53 (Pop-up)
lonnie holley	coming back ( from the distance between the spaces and time)	MITH			*	1:24:18 (Pop-up)
wendy eisenberg	new hampshire "new hampshire" by "wendy eisenberg"	time machine	feeding tube/HEC tapes		*	1:30:22 (Pop-up)
can	little star of Bethlehem "little star of Bethlehem" by "can"	Delay 1968				1:34:23 (Pop-up)

marauder	keep an eye on your belongings	marauder	bruit direct disques		*	1:58:02 (Pop-up)
landline	stop it "stop it" by "landline"	landline	digital regress		*	2:00:11 (Pop-up)
camera obscura	come back margaret	let's get out of this country				2:04:00 (Pop-up)
david axelrod	urizen "urizen" by "david axelrod"	Song Of Innocence				2:07:16 (Pop-up)
Siouxsie & the Banshees	the passenger	ost i, tonya				2:11:25 (Pop-up)
nina miranda	marshmellow dreams "marshmellow dreams" by "nina miranda"	freedom of movement				2:15:02 (Pop-up)
os mutantes	bat macumba "bat macumba" by "os mutantes"	os mutantes				2:19:53 (Pop-up)

timothy james	gorgeous george "gorgeous george" by "timothy james"	wind	tigershrimp		*	2:33:56 (Pop-up)
os brazoes	modulo lunar "modulo lunar" by "os brazoes"	os brazoes	RGE discos	1969	*	2:36:56 (Pop-up)
jean cohen-solal	fossette surprise	captain tarthopom	souffle continu		*	2:43:04 (Pop-up)
dirt viper	death and decay "death and decay" by "dirt viper"	untitled			*	2:48:42 (Pop-up)

bernice	glue "glue" by "bernice"	Puff LP: In the Air without a shape				2:56:52 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:01am queems: good morning trouble, michele & others
	9:01am The Oscar: Modern Weirdo!
	9:01am Phillippe Bastille: Good morning Trouble and Michele with One L
	9:02am Tommy My Bird mon: Have a good day Pigeon great waking and baking with you two!
	9:02am Dances with Moomins: Hi Trouble and the Moderns......My Finnish zip code is rejected by the pledge system so I'm sendin a check to help the station....Love to you and the Modern World
	9:04am Dances with Moomins: Nice pirate flag for art today!
	9:05am Michele: Good morning one and all! Please support the station and Trouble so we can reach the goal and keep freeform radio alive! Pledge with the widget on this page or head over to wfmu.org/pledge
	9:05am melinda: Morning Trouble and Michele!
	9:06am sphere: hullo all. love this jean cohen-solal. got it off Discogs on CD for relatively cheap!
	9:08am Cmurtha: Good Morning! though its 408 here now
	9:11am Trouble: good day of the dead morning novemberites! although we are still in octoberizing fund raisng mood today...
	9:12am The Oscar: I'm going to take the extended October marathon as tacit approval to continue celebrating Halloween.
	9:12am Michele: Hi @dances - Thanks for letting us know about the pledge page, we will look into it, and of course thank you for your support! Swag for Life is the best way to help the station so it's great to see that boombox next to your name!
	9:15am Davee: BOO!
	9:17am sphere: today, every single commenter is boomboxed! wow!
	9:17am Webhamster Henry: For tuning fans - that's a real harmonic 7th there.
	9:18am Michele: @sphere - wow good eye! such great news.
	9:19am Dances with Moomins: You're welcome Michele (with one L ) I got a drawer full of FMU T shirts, and a smile. Cheers!
	9:19am northguineahills: Benoit Piolard, pre-clickied starred!
	9:19am melinda: Great vibes.
	9:19am Chris from DC: Turns out this is a pretty good soundtrack for sleep deprivation.
	9:20am Michele: The shirts are already going out, record time. and they are really great. Have you seen them? @nothguineahills - I have a boat load too! Love WFMU swag.
	9:21am Peter in SEA: Feliz Muertos Trouble y Las Troublistas!
	9:22am Mungerphut: I love this
	9:24am ilovenon: You always know what I needed to hear but didn't know.... Thank you Trouble!
	9:25am Bobby: I'm ok with another hour or so of this track
	9:25am northguineahills: I've gotten comments down here in FL, "is half your wardrobe WFMU shirts...???" Apparently, yes!
	9:27am Webhamster Henry: Basically ALL my T-shirts are WFMU shirts , except for the fluorescent colored ones I used for biking.
	9:27am Chris from DC: I'm getting a lot of mileage out of the Sputnik shirt.
	9:28am WillCrete: Hennix's justly tuned Rhodes has me totally enchanted. Wonderful morning soundings, watching the light on the red leaves drift. Many thanks! Neverendless.
	9:28am Michele: @Chris - Sputnik was a great one - do you have a favorite this October? Jackal Joker or Where Wings Take Dream? You can see them both on the home page slider.
	9:29am northguineahills: What WillCrete said, wife is a fan as well....
	9:29am Chris from DC: Where Wings Take Dream is a good one.
	9:30am Dances with Moomins: I wore my Sputnik in Ireland this Summer and first day on train from Dublin to Cork a woman wanted to know all about it and about non commercial radio!
	9:31am EG_Astro: morning everyonee
	9:31am Michele: Spreading the word through swag!
	9:31am sphere: i'm digging the "marbles in a blender" shirt. any blender with a Bryce setting is jake by me!
	9:32am Michele: @sphere - Oh man the marbles in a blender - 11 colors to make that. So special!
	9:33am Crudbringer: I'll decide which hand is most convenient THANKYOU.
	9:33am Peter in SEA: I want to understand!
	9:33am melinda: I wish I had 2 of the t-shirt with 2 listeners with headphones.
	9:33am Webhamster Henry: Are we all getting knit scarves at the end of the show?
	9:33am sphere: @Michele - wow! that is amazing!
	9:34am Michele: @melinda - You can email Joe if you pledged to this fundraiser but want to trade in one of the new shirts for that one. It's called Listening Party.
	9:34am northguineahills: I've run into two people who were aware of WFMU before (down here), and others that are curious and give them the eddress.
	9:34am queems: LOVE THIS
	9:35am Webhamster Henry: I have a dishwashing machine instruction video in a box here somewhere.
	9:36am james: O.K. I don't get it ???
	9:36am queems: one of my coworkers saw my wfmu shirt and is apparently a long time listener. makes sense though, he’s a total weirdo
	9:37am famous original sugarwerewolf: Wow this makes knitting seem not fun!!!
	9:37am Chris from DC: Shoot, that is a good name.
	9:37am famous original sugarwerewolf: You've got to pick up every stitch
	9:37am Mick: Good morning Trouble and all. WFMU shirts are the best conversation-starters.
	9:39am MD: Good morning...those who care...as we all do...WFMU!!!
	9:39am D. Lightfoot: Wish I could give more
	9:40am Webhamster Henry: @famous original -> check out Mary Wing's archive from yesterday wfmu.org...
	9:40am The Oscar: I would totally get a t-shirt with a metal logo for Dropstitch.
	9:40am kuba: more knitting content please
	9:41am adampsyche: snitches get stitches
	9:41am Chris from DC: The new Dropped Stitch album, Knit One Purl Two.
	9:42am melinda: @Michele thanks, I'm excited to get the new one though.
	9:43am Bobby: Go swag-level, get a boombox!
	9:43am The Oscar: But the school cancellation broadcast was always so exciting!
	9:43am northguineahills: each marathon, I gotta spread the hugs amongst all the djs! (can't hug them all at once!)
	9:44am D. Lightfoot: Someone please just close-mic someone actually knitting for an hour or two
	9:44am northguineahills: Don and Moki Cherry were beyond geniuses....
	9:44am queems: you can pry my last name out of my cold dead hands
	9:44am carter: i donated to your show a couple weeks ago, love the show trouble and thanks for the hat michele i wear it every day. people are always asking about it
	9:44am hendrix wolfbat: Yep the south is rife with Ma'ams
	9:45am D. Lightfoot: Run two C414s stereo and catch all the needles clicking together and the almost imperceptible noise of the yarn drawing through the palms.
	9:45am Michele: @carter - yay!!!!
	9:45am famous original sugarwerewolf: My coworkers didn't understand the difference between Mrs. and Ms. Ma'am is better than being called Miss I think
	9:46am hendrix wolfbat: Also woot! Awesome Trouble this morning, yay!
	9:46am northguineahills: my 15 months in the South, has my wife (still in Brooklyn), telling me I have a Southern accent. When I arrived, people asked if I was from 'up north'.
	9:48am queems: i’ve started getting ma’amed and i’m only 31
	9:48am northguineahills: Wife kept her ridiculously long Hispanic name that doesn't even fit on her passport (always an issue).
	9:49am steveo: Hi. Sorry i missed most of the knitting chat. Trouble, did you see that the Black Power show that was at Tate Modern last year and you played some songs from its soundtrack is at the Brooklyn Museum now?
	9:49am sphere: i get plenty of "sirs" at 48, but im in a "sir"-oriented environment.
	9:50am Michele: This song!
	9:50am famous original sugarwerewolf: A few years ago I had some young ladies in a store compliment my full name and then say "you can never get married" but... I don't have to change my name if I marry?
	9:50am Chris from DC: The sir thing took some getting used to.
	9:50am fred: Hello Trouble, Michele and listeners My workplace has been holding knitting lessons this year. One of my many bosses has been taking them, in what I can only call a boss move
	9:51am northguineahills: It kept the immigration process more streamlined...
	9:51am Granny Spicy Tuna: We still need a good gender neutral word, if we're going to keep using ma'am and sir. This has been an ongoing debate among the enbies…
	9:51am queems: sir has a totally different connotation than ma’am though. ma’am is matronly and sir is just sir
	9:52am Granny Spicy Tuna: And matronly has a negative connotation because this is a misogynist society. Why should there be something wrong with being a mother, right?
	9:53am sphere: @ queems - yea. i guess its a patriarchal thing - marriagability of women, right?
	9:54am melinda: @sphere yes.
	9:54am fred: @sphere: I think that was the idea, like were you the property of your father or husband
	9:54am queems: @granny spicy tuna exactly. once you’re someone’s mother, your value (aka fuckability) is decreased exponentially
	9:55am melinda: @Granny: mir?
	9:55am zpulpa: WowWW !!!! the Moki Cherry artwork is absolutely fabulous!!!! good morning everyone! hi Trouble hi Michele!
	9:55am Stevel: Some cultures (Burma, for instance,) refer to respected elders as auntie or uncle. Still, a gender-neutral word would be nice.
	9:55am kuba: @melinda, gst: sa'am?
	9:57am Michele: @apulpa - Isn't it fantastic?!
	9:57am Granny Spicy Tuna: My friends call me Granny (and the little kids call me Aunt Fluffy), but they're all aware that i am a nonbinary Granny/Aunty. Cousin's a friendly, neutral word.
	9:58am steveo: nina k!
	9:58am zpulpa: @ Michele im familiar with her work just through album art but had no idea she made so many and such amazing fabric pieces!! This on in particular though. yayy
	9:58am MD: she had me at tiny mites!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
	9:59am Michele: Hope everyone will throw in a little cash this fundraiser. We are so close!
	9:59am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Troublenauts! Will pledge again when next credit card cycle begins. @GST - I like how Ellie May's chimp was Cousin Bessie.
	9:59am Granny Spicy Tuna: @melinda mir is kinda like the neutral pronoun, zir. Sa'am, hmm… there is the title Mx, that is used like Mr, ms and Mrs, which i ask folx to call me, if they like
	9:59am steveo: well that made me want to go to marfa
	9:59am melinda: It bugs me when women over a certain age are reflexively referred to as grandmas. If that happens to me when I enter the grey zone I'll get pissed, and then they will probably just see me as a bitter old hag.
	10:00am sphere: it's amazing how much work people have invested in creating a non-gendered pronoun.
	10:00am futurescamp: Very true about cleaning though I can't vouch for that brand of broom, I am a vacuumer at heart
	10:00am zpulpa: dang im really feeling like i should cancel my YMCA membership and become a pledge for lifer with the money saved..... seems obvious.
	10:00am Granny Spicy Tuna: Some languages don't distinguish gender in a pronoun at all.
	10:01am fred: I'm not sure, but I think a law was passed in France to get rid of the Madame/Mademoiselle distinction in official forms
	10:01am Patrick: WOW! what cant Nina Katchodourian do?!?! amazing!
	10:01am Granny Spicy Tuna: @sphere if there are no words to describe who you are and how you identify, it feels like being erased from existence
	10:01am Webhamster Henry: Hey!- have Nina back sometime!
	10:02am Granny Spicy Tuna: @fred UK has Mx on official documents
	10:03am melinda: @Granny do you pronounce it "mix" or "em ex"? Words need to be pronounceable if they're to catch on and not just make a point.
	10:04am sphere: @spicy tuna - i am a professional writer and generally our office uses "they" if necessary, but our work doesn't really require pronouns for the most part.
	10:04am Granny Spicy Tuna: from the interwebs: Which has the exact same vowel sound as the two pronunciations of "Ms". So you pronounce Mx exactly the same as Ms, but with a "ks" (or "x") sound on the end, in place of the "z" sound in Ms. From my knowledge, the "short e" məks pronunciation is somewhat more common than the "short i" mɪks pronunciation.
	10:05am famous original sugarwerewolf: I have to put Mr/Mrs/Ms when I enter customers' info. I would love to just put Mx. for everyone!
	10:05am fred: Some of my coworkers say "don't worry about Miss or Mrs, just go with Dr"; that it still shocks people shows there's a lot of work left
	10:05am Dances with Moomins: I always thought ma'm is kinda showing honor without meaning anything about age. simple respect. But then to men I don't say 'yes sir' ( so military ) I say 'yeah Babe' ( some guys hate that! ) Honey is ( to my ear) really sexist. Maybe I have to stop tawkin to people.
	10:06am Chris from DC: Really looking forward to that Dropped Stitch/Klown package tour.
	10:06am futurescamp: Where I work everyone puts their pronouns in their email signature, in the interest of making it less onerous on nonbinary people to make it an issue and somewhat normalize everyone to think about how they use pronouns.
	10:06am Diezel Tea: Howdy from Armenia, which coincidentally you just played Mrs. Katchadourian (though perhaps spelled Khatchadourian?)
	10:07am hendrix wolfbat: If it's spelled like this jereon it sounds like yarune
	10:07am Webhamster Henry: Justin Vivian Bond is a Mx. One of my kids is a they. I don't know if they've settled on an honorific. Dr. would be great! Especially with the current Dr. Who.
	10:07am kuba: for the record: i was kidding about sa'am. my profession (computer people) sometimes loves to put things into binary categories (pun intended), or ternary, or x-nary... and over that they don't realize how easy it is just to leave a form field customizable, or optional, or just get rid of it...
	10:07am Granny Spicy Tuna: I am appreciating all of these interesting and respectful comments about gender and pronouns. I say if you want to smash imperialism, you gotta smash the social binaries!
	10:08am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: In the USAF we were taught every civilian male is sir, every female is m'am. It was simply as sign of respect, just like we were required to do for officers. It does tend to make others feel old, so is it an ageist practice, or just respect? I think Dr. Is a huge sign of respect. I call my dentist Doctor mainly because he is so amazingly awesome fixing my broken down old teeth. @Webhamster Henry-how old is your child that is a they?
	10:09am Granny Spicy Tuna: @kuba: yeah, computer folx gotta play with binaries! I thought sa'am was pretty funny. I encourage people to have fun with the wordplay. It doesn't have to be a sad chore.
	10:09am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: My son was a Talking Toilet for Holloween. I made it out of furniture foam and Instructables helped. A Toilet with teeth from Captain Underpants. I was Flavor Flav mainly because he is so awesome a singer.
	10:11am Granny Spicy Tuna: @Wild Neil this is also an ageist society, too. We lose so much by worshiping the young and ignoring our elders.
	10:11am kuba: @GST: agree 100%. experiment and have fun!
	10:12am Webhamster Henry: @WildNeil They are 19.
	10:12am Ike: Given recent news in Newark, I sure hope that Brita filters filter out lead! Otherwise I should've developed lead-related superpowers from all the years I lived and worked in Newark. And lead-related superpowers are the lamest superpowers. Your toes learn to start talking but they just curse in every language on Earth and only at bad drivers. @WN, Flavor Flav is always a good choice because you get to wear a dinner-plate-sized clock as a necklace.
	10:12am Granny Spicy Tuna: Yet i must acknowledge that most of the emerging language i have learned about gender has come from the youth. VOTE, you young folx! Turn this disaster around! I believe in you!
	10:13am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Granny Spciy Tuna-my wife noticed this at her job at Home Depot. There is a 70 year old woman who says "she is a princess" and dresses like a 20 year old. The older folks are more respected for their wisdom in Poland apparently. We DO worship youth here. I am happy to be a crabby old man like Clint Eastwood in Gran Torino. @Webhamster Henry-at what age did they choose this?
	10:13am redkayak: Sun Ra :)
	10:13am melinda: Ageism/youth worship is one of those things that doesn't seem to be getting better, either, only worse.
	10:14am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Ike-I have a $1800 Culligan RO system for my water due to poo in the Niagara River ("black discharges" yuk).
	10:14am Granny Spicy Tuna: @Wild Neil yeah! I've been called Granny since i was in my mid-20s, by friends who are older than me, so…
	10:16am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Talk about gender bending pronouns, I was called Grandma at age 10 because I had a nephew at that age. Well, one kid took it on and that nickname kinda never stuck. I have been Hammy, Horse, Wild Neil and even the N word for awhile on the school bus. By the way, I am not black!
	10:16am Granny Spicy Tuna: I also have a friend who calls me Father, so i get around…
	10:17am kuba: @wild neil: re: poland, btw: i noticed that the usual split old-conservative, young-progressive is less prevalent there. less hope for the future. might be just me, though.
	10:18am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Kuba-Poland is undergoing Nationalist tendencies right now. Many are shocked and dismayed of course. Well, not by me of course, but yeah, there are a lot of young people that are conservative over there. I hear from my sources that Generation Y is looking to be fairly conservative here also.
	10:19am fred: Being old has its perks: I was stopped by cops two days ago, but this time they didn't rob me. Didn't happen to me in over two decades (meaning not getting robbed by cops)
	10:19am The Oscar: Gundella! Second-best spoken-word witchcraft album ever!
	10:19am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Kuba-however, many young people are leaving the church and not getting married like they used to also.
	10:20am βrian: I was hearing Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan ...
	10:20am melinda: @fred I've heard that sort of thing from other men, too, that they are treated with less suspicion when older.
	10:20am Granny Spicy Tuna: nonbinary spell by gundella—but begs for a discussion for consent!
	10:21am Bill W: Such witchy content lately! Trouble has gone Full Samantha.
	10:22am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Trouble & Michele!
	10:23am sphere: i think love spells are problematic by definition. "excuse me, mind if i pour this love potion into your gin and tonic?"
	10:23am Michele: Greg from Zone 5 checking in!
	10:25am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: I think Love Spells are controlling behavior and cross boundaries that should not be crossed. Just be an interesting person and do your thing and people will come to you naturally with similar interests.
	10:25am fred: Lonnie!
	10:27am βrian: But what if that potion is just a well prepared almond-crusted filet of halibut? Served with a roasted red pepper coulis, I mean.
	10:27am queems: i need an anti-sociopathic narcissist spell
	10:29am Dave in Vermont: brilliant, βrian
	10:30am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning Trouble and Michéle (no extra charge for the accent)! I found a small piece of assemblage art last weekend by Mr. Holley that I had forgotten about. I purchased it over a decade ago at a folk art auction in Buford, GA. No one else bid on it, I think I got it for around 20 dollars.
	10:30am fred: I think if some people got some love spells for themselves, that would lessen the hate they spew out. Then again, some people already got too much of that (and the orange skin tone isn't a reliable sign)
	10:30am Trouble: @steveo: yes! i saw the black power show that was at tarte and is now in brooklyn. It is superb!
	10:30am Granny Spicy Tuna: @queems if you find one, let me know!!! @Wild Neil Yes. Control is not love.
	10:31am Michele: @Granny Spicy Tuna: love your avatar!
	10:31am Granny Spicy Tuna: @fred i am ALL for folx performing love spell on themselves.
	10:32am queems: @granny spice tuna i’ll keep you updated
	10:34am Granny Spicy Tuna: @Michele thanks to Station Master Ken, the maestro of avatars!
	10:34am Granny Spicy Tuna: I just put 7 cumin seeds in my breakfast! <<cackle cackle!>>
	10:35am sphere: @granny & @queems - i think America could use an anti-sociopathic narcissist spell.
	10:35am fletchernyc: Silent invisible conversation
	10:36am queems: @sphere definitely agreed
	10:36am fletchernyc: Top 10 all time favorite song! Thanks Trouble!
	10:36am Passaic River Blues: @queems: If you develop an "anti-sociopathic narcissist spell", publish that ish and save us all.
	10:38am JakeGould: I love spells.
	10:38am MD: @Passaic River Blues: I 2ND THAT FEELING!!!
	10:38am queems: @passaic river blues i guess i know what my weekend project is now
	10:39am MD: or we could all just remember to vote on Tuesday...XO!
	10:39am Granny Spicy Tuna: One could perform a spell of empowered personal boundaries to protect oneself against Anti-social narcissism.
	10:40am MD: Question....will these spells work on SATAN???
	10:40am Chris from DC: Is there a sleep spell, because I would totally try it.
	10:41am Granny Spicy Tuna: there is a spell for everything! @chris
	10:41am MD: I will stop at that and dig the vibe and music...THANKS TROUBLE AND MICHELL!
	10:41am ɛɨk: Speaking of spells, don't laugh, but I just started watching Chilling Adv. of Sabrina on Netflix bec. I heard it was actually good, not like previous Sabrina, and it's got a lot of actors I like. And... wow. What an awesomely fucked-up show. Bet it's making fundies mad. Lots of creepy Satan-worshipping by, like, MOST of the characters.
	10:41am northguineahills: what Chris said....
	10:41am JOEL: This part sounds like Ween
	10:41am Granny Spicy Tuna: the most powerful spells are the ones self-created
	10:42am northguineahills: When half of the tracks you want to clicky, are pre-clickied, you know it's a good show!
	10:43am βrian: Love those Rs espagnols.
	10:43am queems: personal boundaries? never heard of it
	10:45am Rocky Horror: Hehehe queems
	10:46am northguineahills: Grown-up Icepack. Awesomeness! (I feel old).
	10:46am Dances with Moomins: GREAT to hear ICEPACK!
	10:49am queems: my parents’ town is like that- they got 752 trick or treaters last night
	10:49am Diezel Tea: Sugar isn't more addictive than heroin. Nobody has ever compromised their sexuality to get their hands on a can of soda.
	10:50am northguineahills: I got home from work around 9:30, and got some unaccompanied trick-or-treaters. I was eating a candy bar, and didn't get any trick-or-treaters last year. I though, well, I have few dozen ghost peppers (from my garden), and that's Halloween themed, but then I was realizing it was a bad idea (hospitalization, lawsuits, etc).
	10:51am Diezel Tea: @NGH you're one hell of a dude. I admire those that keep danger in their gardens.
	10:52am northguineahills: @Diezel Tea: I compromised my life ambitions by going to grad school to get a job to fund my desire for amazing beer, food, and records. sobs
	10:53am DumDumGuy at the Gates of Dawn: Never leave, Trouble! I donated online weeks ago. I hereby designate it to support your show.
	10:53am northguineahills: @Diezel Tea: My Carolina Reaper peppers are ripening, finally (ghost peppers started fruiting in April).
	10:54am βrian: Yeah, candied ghost pepper treats could spell trouble — with a lower case T.
	10:56am northguineahills: I'm requesting my ballot en espanol for statistical purposes.
	10:56am hendrix wolfbat: And governorships!!!
	10:56am Roberto: Remember, if ya don't vote, ya shouldn't kvetch!
	10:57am Gnat: There's an amazing app called Outvote that syncs to your contact list and shows if your friends are registered, where, and when they've voted so you can remind them and talk to them about making a voting plan!!!
	10:57am hendrix wolfbat: Hey Georgians! Stacey Abrams!!! Please!
	10:57am Mick: I've begun to annoy my family with the vote badgering; i can live with that
	10:58am famous original sugarwerewolf: I did not realize there is an election in NYS for the US Senate. I haven't heard anything about it, just the local NY Senate and Assembly.
	10:58am Itzall Ablurr: Dear hendrix wolfbat, 2 strong votes for blue AND of course, Ms. Abrams in this household!
	10:59am βrian: If you live near Dodge City, Kansas, go there and offer transit to the voting location, strategically placed to be beyond the reach of local voters.
	10:59am melinda: I mailed 50 letters of encouragement to unlikely voters in competitive districts in Maine and Texas through the Vote Forward project. I hope it helps. www.votefwd.org
	10:59am Passaic River Blues: @Itzall Ablurr: huzzah!
	10:59am Granny Spicy Tuna: I gotta say, there's no "sneaking" cumin into anything. It is a strong flavor.
	11:00am hendrix wolfbat: Right on Itsallablur! (Pls forgive misspelling yr moniker) :-p
	11:00am northguineahills: Outside of a cousin, all of my blood family are either hard-core Trumpsters or moderate GOPers (not reminding them to vote). Wife makes me look relatively like a fascist in comparison. We should get her citizenship rolling next year if nothing else stupid happens (last years green card was beyond a PITA).
	11:00am Granny Spicy Tuna: i mean coriander! oh, i hope i didn't accidentally perform the wrong spell on myself!!!
	11:01am Passaic River Blues: @Melinda: I didn't know of that outfit. Very good! My wife and I have been sending postcards to GA, TN, FL, and local races in NY through Postcards to Votes (postcardstovoters.org).
	11:01am Passaic River Blues: *Postcards to Voters
	11:01am βrian: Cumin does persist. I love cumin, and I love it's persistence.
	11:02am northguineahills: βrian: Rural Georgia has the same problem, as their Sec of State, Kemp, GOP nominee for governor, has closed most precincts and put them outside of the towns (you know who he was targeting).
	11:02am Chris from DC: I know some local folks who have been canvassing in other states in the region. Wanted to go this weekend, but prior commitments.
	11:02am tim from champaign: I voted in Washington State over the weekend. I'm a recent transplant. Ballots are mailed to voters along with a state wide and local voter guide published by the secretary of state. I really like that.
	11:02am sphere: Most of my family are Democrats. My in-law relations do tend to be Republican for some reason, though.
	11:02am Dances with Moomins: @NorthGhills: Best of luck, as an expat with foreign wife ( kids are dual citizens ) I know the deal.
	11:02am Granny Spicy Tuna: Apparently cumin is for keeping bad luck away, so i guess i needed that magick.
	11:02am northguineahills: Cumin for Mexican, Indian, Caribbean cuisine in mass doeses!
	11:03am Passaic River Blues: @Tim: Washington's approach to the franchise is something I wish we had here in the Garden State.
	11:03am Granny Spicy Tuna: That's what i get for performing a spell with a head cold.
	11:04am northguineahills: Gracias, Dances!
	11:04am βrian: My garden cilantro got away from me, so I had a huge harvest of coriander seeds. Those went straight into the dilly beans. Yum.
	11:06am Michele: What a great show today! Stay tuned for Radio Ravioli with Olivia's special guest Matt Warwick!
	11:07am Itzall Ablurr: My only GA-resident family (Bro-in-law + spouse) are always on the other side of us with voting. At least we cancel them out in state-wide elections? Little consolation but I WILL ALWAYS VOTE.
	11:09am melinda: I read that widespread closing of polling places in heavily Democratic areas has been an ongoing but under-reported voter suppression tactic.
	11:09am βrian: Oh, that unmistakable Axelrod sound.
	11:10am tim from champaign: @Passaic - I've also lived and voted in Michigan and Illinois. WA's approach is by far the best. The voter guides are so helpful. Each candidate provides a bio including organizations that support them. The proposals are written out and then summarized as to what a pro or con vote means. An opposing rebuttal is provided and then a response to that rebuttal. It's hard to believe that this is provided by the state to voters.
	11:11am fred: Also, please vote down-ballot. It will help little-known voice get a platform, and many impactful decisions are made on a local level. By the time you get there, make every one of your votes count
	11:14am tom: horns on this are silly
	11:14am the Canterbury wood-elf: Ha! i was DJing a Hallowe'en party last night and couldn't decide if i should play the Iggy or the Siouxsie version of "The Passenger". Went for the Iggy one, as it's a bit more sinister (without the bright horn stabs). Nice to hear this today, first time in almost 30 years! Thanks Trouble.
	11:15am melinda: My town was close to getting a new, more progressive attorney after 20-something years of the same DA and he just left the race due to allegations of sexual misconduct. Sigh.
	11:15am prudy: Here in Ulster Co NY there is a ballot question re redistricting that is so confusing it is unclear whether its an attempt by the right to gerrymander or by the county to clarify the its ability to oversee attempts at redistricting. I still don't know how I'm going to vote.
	11:16am northguineahills: @fred: I've voted in every election possible since I turned 18. In 2000. I was unfamiliar w/ the NYC lever system, and my vote was voided. So, I rode my bike to the Brooklyn courthouse to get permission for a new ballot. 5 hours later, I finally got my vote approved. I missed a mid-term exam, but my prof allowed me to retake it. (and I was in NY, where my vote wouldn't matter that much). I take it seriously.
	11:16am northguineahills: @melinda: Al Frankened, it sounds like....
	11:16am melinda: district attorney
	11:18am Dave in Vermont: @fred, yes vote for the most local seats which have the most immediate impact on you and your neighbors lives, as regions get more humane so will the whole @Roberto, we should still be able to be critical if we don't vote - for some not voting is a vote, direct action and other forms of speech are legitimate ways of participating in society, especially in this joke of a system called representative democracy
	11:19am melinda: @ngh could be. The state Dem party chair asked him to bow out, who the hell knows.
	11:22am Michele: vote and donate! keep our communities strong!
	11:22am northguineahills: I've been le sighing too much lately... le sigh
	11:23am Michele: Thanks to all of you supporters and pledgers to Trouble this morning. We are inching towards the goal. Special shout out to our Swag for Life members.
	11:24am Fernando P: Dark times coming to Brazil. Far-right torture lovin president has just been elected. I hope we get another Os Mutantes out of this mess.
	11:24am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: "A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the majority discovers it can vote itself largess out of the public treasury. After that, the majority always votes for the candidate promising the most benefits with the result the democracy collapses because of the loose fiscal policy ensuing, always to be followed by a dictatorship, then a monarchy." -Alexander Fraser Tytler
	11:25am melinda: @Fernando I read about that too. Horrible on so many fronts.
	11:25am northguineahills: @Fernando: Bolsonaro makes Trump look like a pinko commie, and he has some wits to him as well. Yeah. Brazil is going back to the 80s or further.
	11:26am The Oscar: I think my favorite part of I Tonya was that it was cut and shot like a Martin Scorsese film, except with figureskating instead of tough gangster stuff.
	11:26am βrian: Translated: "The hoi polloi keeps taking our money! We're rich, but we shouldn't have to contribute to the common good."
	11:27am prudy: Kerrigan was actually not from "the elite" either, but the class aspect is totally the dynamic in competitive sports.
	11:27am Itzall Ablurr: I am a good people!!! I always thought so.
	11:27am northguineahills: 10% is optimistic.... 7%-8% is more accurate....
	11:29am drew: Hey! Some of us give every month without little decorative icons on the board.
	11:30am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: Was Tonya white trash, or just working class? @Brian-I guess that is one way of looking at it. I am all in favor of libraries and infrastructure and roads etc. And the post office. It should be funded by our taxes, and they should run our internet, objectively, IMHO since they are Constitutionally appointed to help information spread.
	11:30am Diezel Tea: @Trouble @Michelle If they got rid of the $10 minimum for online pledges, I coulda given this year. Thing is, $10 feeds 2 humans, 1 pup and 1 cat for 3 days here.
	11:30am sphere: @Wild Neil - I disagree with your quote. "Vote itself largesse" is the attitude of the rich, who manipulate the system to do just that.
	11:30am northguineahills: Remember most of the Tropicalistas (Os Mutantes included), had to flee Brazil after the 1964 coup gained traction by 1970.
	11:31am hendrix wolfbat: Even Atlanta is kind of abysmal for radio. Our award winning station 88.5 Album 88 was sold out to Georgia Broadcasting...bizzarly because we already had 90.1. I always give $50 or more twice a year to WFMU because I literally listen to almost nothing else
	11:31am sphere: @ NGH - totally. and this new Brazilian leader sounds even worse. they are ransacking Brazil's universities for leftists.
	11:31am tim from champaign: Yes, WFMU is very special. I live in broadcast range of a well known Seattle non-commercial station. I don't want to talk bad about the station but it is not even close to FMU's quality. The Seattle station is pretty slick, filled with wacky psas and grant commercials and very Pitchforky. Support FMU!
	11:32am Dances with Moomins: Hey Trouble! the system doesn't 'get' my zip code, so I'm sending a check...that's actually a pledge instead of a direct donation. Can I get a shout out for a real PLEDGE ? ( pledges doesn't show on your ' digital list which makes us check senders feel invisible ) I'll send without a shout out but it would be nice
	11:33am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: @Sphere-there is some truth in what you say also.
	11:33am Agent Peter: ....so much for the contribution
	11:33am βrian: That's "win-ooo-ski" VT! Means "wild onion." (Used to live there.)
	11:33am DumDumGuy at the Gates of Dawn: https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2018/11/01/world-series-trophy-was-broken-when-beer-can-slammed-into-it/?utm_term=.582e5273f258
	11:34am northguineahills: Dance has been trying to pledge for 4.5 hours, ask SM Ken, he deserves the shout-out!
	11:34am βrian: Universities are known hotbeds of education.
	11:35am Webhamster Henry: @Prudy - It charter revision to make Ulster County redistricting less partisan. I support it; you can do some research on it. Here's an editorial: hudsonvalleyone.com...
	11:35am Wild Neil\|\|Peace All: This trippy distorted guitar is pretty amazing. Timothy James.
	11:35am Johnzon: good ole' Winooski... Ive been there once
	11:35am Sky Falcon: Share the love!
	11:35am northguineahills: Since the 11th century, when theology school was just a cover for 'book learnin'.
	11:36am famous original sugarwerewolf: I've been a Trouble listener since before DJ Icepack was around. Add me to the list of listeners who are in a bit of shock that it's been 18 years!
	11:36am Johnzon: pitchforky? RI accent?
	11:38am tim from champaign: @Johnzon...pitchforky = popular indie weenie rock.
	11:38am Itzall Ablurr: Oh hendrix wolfbat, I agree about the shame of 88.5 being auctioned off AND the dumbing down of our "Public" broadcasting station BUT! We do have one of the nation's finest, most eclectic college stations bar none: WREK 91.1 from GA Tech. THEY still play classical in the a.m. and some of their specialty shows are fantastic and have been on the air for decades! Oh and also WRFG 89.3, jazz, freeform, "Old" country, the list goes on and on. It is NOT the musical desert it could be!
	11:41am βrian: I still check in with WCBN, though they sometimes do ads, sadly.
	11:41am northguineahills: Oz brazoes, pre-clickied!
	11:42am Trouble: thanks@stu!
	11:45am βrian: This idea that contributing to common good is bad — because it just might help someone somewhere who is considered unworthy, lazy, whatever — really creeps me out.
	11:46am Bill W: four Red Sox titles in this century = enough
	11:46am sphere: @ Johnzon - "Pitchforky" - an adjective used to describe some form of media that is unduly influenced by the web periodical Pitchfork's taste in music or any other art form.
	11:47am ᏠЄႶႶỊѺµЄ: Morning Trouble, just tuning in from the left coast but will listen in full on the archives as usual.
	11:50am Julie: yay for death & decay!
	11:50am Michele: Thanks for tuning in everyone. I love this track! I clicky-starred so many songs today. Stay tuned forever and support freeform radio
	11:51am Priscilla: Finally signed up to help with Perry Gershon's campaign, trying to counteract all the depressing news
	11:51am Rev. Turnip Druid: 'mornin, troops.
	11:52am Chris from DC: That can't be said enough, thank you.
	11:52am Mick: @Brian, you said it. Itzall and hendrix: I'm going to GA this weekend to knock on doors and then do poll watching/voter protection on Tuesday
	11:52am Chris from DC: About the provisional ballot that is.
	11:52am Passaic River Blues: @Brian: what's worse is that pervasive attitude that, "Contributions to the common good that directly benefit me are more than fine (in fact, they're my birthright!), but when those same contributions benefit, or I perceive as benefitting, others I deem undeserving for bullshit, racist reasons, well then it's time to MAGA the place to ruination."
	11:52am northguineahills: @βrian: Exactly, We need to create a society where everyone feels a part of and wants to contribute to said society.
	11:54am Rev. Turnip Druid: Interesting visual miscue: First track of 2nd set by an artist called SOFT BOILED EAGLES. Digging that.
	11:54am northguineahills: Thanks Trouble and Michelle, amazing aural fun!
	11:56am ⓘⓚⓔ: @RTD, great new idea for torturing Don Felder! Thanks!
	11:58am Granny Spicy Tuna: Soft Boiled Eagles: the gentler side of Southern Fried Rock?
	11:58am Itzall Ablurr: Mick, that's great!
	11:58am βrian: Merci, Trouble. Je me prépare pour le ravioli.
	11:58am JakeGould: @Ike: At the Saudi embassy in Turkey, those guys who killed that reported looked at each other when it was done and said, “Ehhh… I don’t think this was the Don Felder.”
	11:58am D. Lightfoot: I like this
	11:58am JakeGould: Whoopsie!
	11:58am Passaic River Blues: @Mick: good job, man!
	11:59am JakeGould: Thanks Trouble!!!
	11:59am sphere: Thanks Trouble. Enjoyed the show.
	11:59am Dave in Vermont: Thank you, Trouble.
	11:59am Dave in Vermont: Thank you, Michel for helping run things. It was cute when you asked Ken for permission to throw the box of pain.
	12:00pm ?: Great show, Trouble. I'm really loving the Moki Cherry tapestry as well.
	12:00pm Mick: Thanks Trouble and Michele!
	12:00pm D. Lightfoot: I always check the no swag option bc I hate stuff

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from November 1, 2018

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