WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from November 24, 2018

Listener comments!
	12:06am schnall: Good evening ladies and gentlemen.
	12:08am rich: good morning john, et al. here be for your eyes: http://www.chrispaynephoto.com https://www.instagram.com/christopherpaynephoto
	12:09am coelacanth∅: greetings Rich and John; and Alfred and Norman and Marion ...and
	12:11am rich: don't forget mother
	12:12am schnall: No one puts mother in a corner.
	12:16am schnall: What's black and white and red all over?
	👻 12:18am Ken From Hyde Park: A zebra with a sunburn?
	12:20am coelacanth∅: how could i forget mother? what a sweet, kind lady. she just goes a little mad sometimes, but she wouldn't even hurt a fly.
	12:20am schnall: I was thinking a zebra who fell into a very large can of red paint but I guess that works too.
	12:20am rich: an embarassed nun?
	12:21am rich: who fell into a very large can of red paint
	12:21am schnall: A newspaper that is dipped in blood? Perhaps with $40,000 wrapped in it? Asking for a friend.
	12:21am yippie: a killer nun who is very bloody
	12:22am Mankato Fish: This may be one of the best audio moments of my life
	12:22am coelacanth∅: rich how do you know that the nun is red ALL OVER? i'd like to have a talk with this nun of yours.
	12:23am coelacanth∅: this movie seems to be flying by
	12:25am schnall: True story: during the blackout of ... uh... a few years back I got stuck in New York, trying to get back to NJ with no success, so I stopped at a bar around 42 street. A polite woman was having no luck ordering do I ordered a beer for her in my gruff NJ way and we got to talking. It turned out she's an actress, sho is best known playing a nun with her face burning off in a horror film ( directed by a guy who coincedentially I often commuted. With back in the day). So I guess that answers the question.
	12:27am schnall: Thank you Mankato Fish! Yes, this is really flying by. I want it to last and last.
	12:28am coelacanth∅: schnall that sounds like a good blackout right there
	12:29am schnall: Sister Krys on vocals
	12:29am coelacanth∅: i'm just going to pretend i didn't see that blood in the toilet
	12:31am schnall: If there's blood in the toilet but you pretend you don't see it does that mean a nun's face doesn't melt?
	12:34am coelacanth∅: only if the toilet is in the woods, and the nun kills you...and menstruates on time. ...and no one hears it.
	12:34am schnall: One hand claps at this.
	12:36am coelacanth∅: oh i tried that -clapping with one hand...i got spinning so fast i threw up.
	12:36am rw: Howdy! What are we talking about?
	12:37am schnall: This is the first Midnight Matinee our new dog Gino is listening to. He chases his tail sometimes.
	12:38am schnall: I guess he's kind of a privates investigator.
	12:40am rich: it's nice to have a dog that has a profession
	12:41am schnall: Yes, he's very talented.
	12:43am coelacanth∅: rw we were talking about melting nuns and blood but you're choosing the next topic
	12:44am rw: That's a lot of pressure. I can't compete with that.
	12:44am coelacanth∅: 12.38 ha ha! most dogs are
	12:45am schnall: Do people still have fruit cellars? Seems less useful these days.
	12:47am coelacanth∅: people have bagel cellars now - with cream cheese
	12:47am rw: This is making me want to watch Psycho again. Suspenseful.
	12:48am schnall: That could be dangerous; huge vats of cream cheese that unwary travelers could drown in.
	12:48am coelacanth∅: hamburger? we got good hamburgers. piece of pie?
	12:51am schnall: rw, while working on the show I happened upon the Gus Van Sant version of Psycho, and that made me want to watch the real one again. But it's one of those movies (like Harold and Maude, which I should take on one day) that i know do well I don't think I could watch it fresh again ever.
	12:51am Michael 98145: we all -do- go a little mad. sometimes.
	12:51am coelacanth∅: might not be the worst way to go, as long as someone throws some lox and onion in.
	12:52am schnall: Check out the song coming up, by regular contributor Ark U Kidden
	12:53am coelacanth∅: i rarely watch a movie twice, but then i don't watch a lot of movies.
	12:54am Michael 98145: Vertigo is another one of those films that we could watch over and over. But the initial experience cannot be repeated.
	12:56am schnall: I think the Hitchcock movie that best stands up to repeated viewings is The Birds. Motives remain mysterious no matter how often viewed. Strangely satisfying.
	12:58am coelacanth∅: this song was made for this movie. i don't know why it wasn't in it.
	12:59am schnall: True, coel.
	1:00am sufferwords: that was dope
	1:00am coelacanth∅: Thanks John that was five stars!
	1:01am schnall: Thanks for letting me into your ear canals!
	1:02am coelacanth∅: i'm gonna havta sleep with the light on tonight though
	1:10am rw: schnall, that was cool. Thanks man! And I've never seen The Birds but I don't see many movies. Maybe some day...
	1:16am rich: thank you john. a pleasure as always.
	1:26am coelacanth∅: rw seeing the birds on tv scared hell out of me when i was little - much more than psycho did. (i think i was maybe 6 when i saw the birds and maybe 10 when i saw psycho, but still) i'd like to see it again now, though there are so many movies i've never seen that will have to be higher on my list.
	1:31am rw: I have vague memories of seeing part of The Birds on TV as a kid. So long ago, but I remember it being mostly confusing. I couldn't figure out why the people were scared of birds.
	1:35am rw: Also... I have a memory of throwing Doritos into the air off the back of a small boat and the entire sky filling with seagulls. There may have been marijuana too. For us, not the birds.
	1:38am rw: And... my friend Dave used to make a grocery bag full of popcorn every morning when he was working in San Pedro. He said the gulls would recognize his truck and follow him to the job site.
	1:42am coelacanth∅: haha he popped the corn just for them?
	1:45am rw: Every morning! I think he started to feel responsible.
	1:47am coelacanth∅: i don't remember the birds well. i do remember that some of the fear was based on subtle indications. but as you have witnessed birds can and do work with a hive mind sometimes. i think that's why the movie scared me so much as a child; whereas psycho was not something that could've happened to me.
	1:48am coelacanth∅: did they ever follow him home? THAT WOULD SUCK!
	2:00am yippie: the killer nun is actually a movie with a killer soundtrack by alessandro alessandroni
	2:02am rw: Dave's an interesting guy. I have lots of stories about him. He's got even more. Related, I was brainstorming with him one time about making a giant bird feeder and he kept wanting me to build a tube that would shoot popcorn into the air. An hour later he called back and said, "Hey, I built it. Come over and check it out" He had hooked up an air pop machine to a dryer fan and a piece of drain pipe hooked to the side of his house and was shooting popcorn into the sky.
	2:04am coelacanth∅: hahaha that's hilarious!
	2:08am coelacanth∅: when i had my own garden i bought 1-2 big bags of sunflower seeds each season. some people said it would just attract more birds -and it did; but they almost never bothered any of my plants. birds will always finds your garden. it's stupid to think they wont be there anyway, eating your seeds before they grow, eating your strawberries and sometimes eating the seeds out of plants that you purposely let go to seed for harvest. i kept them otherwise satisfied + i enjoyed having them there. for some reason they never shit in my garden, even though they perched on the structure i made to hang the feeder from.
	2:12am rw: That's cool. It's fun when there are a ton of birds in your back yard. Cats like bird feeders too. And squirrels.
	2:12am coelacanth∅: oh and as the gulls learned your friend's truck, some of these birds knew when i got to the community garden and would essentially escort me on my walk from the front to the far back where my plot was.
	2:14am coelacanth∅: yeah squirrels can really ruin it for the birds! smart ones they are
	2:14am rw: It is frustrating when the critters get your fruits and vegetables though. And that's cool that the birds would follow you too!
	2:16am D. Werewolf: Hi
	2:18am coelacanth∅: i never lost more than maybe 30% of my strawberries, and i think that was mostly to chipmunks. i had more than enough. some of those birds would be okay with me working directly under or next to them, after a while. and we'd whistle back and forth...or maybe i imagined that we were doing that!
	2:20am coelacanth∅: sorry rw to go on - i really miss it. hi Werewolf
	2:26am rw: coel, that's fine. I'm trying to resist the temptation to go on about it too! There's a bird sanctuary out here that used to and may still have a viewing room for hummingbirds. It's a room with benches on one side and a window on the other (maybe there's no glass in the window. I can't remember for sure). Anyway outside there are maybe a dozen hummingbird feeders and tons of hummingbirds flying around.
	2:31am rw: I've tried a couple times to recreate it at my house but the feeders always leak and I can never get it together enough to keep the things filled. Okay, I've gotta go. Thank you again Rich! Always enjoy the Friday night Carcass and the loopy Midnight Matinee too!
	2:31am coelacanth∅: hummingbirds are cool as hell. i've had crazy close encounters with them. i'll save those stories for another time!
	2:33am rw: Night coel! Take care everyone and enjoy the remainder of the weekend!
	2:33am coelacanth∅: aright gnight rw and take care
	2:33am rw: Jinx
	2:35am rich: kestrels
	2:41am coelacanth∅: well that's a whole other thing! ...i assume i'd have a bigger rodent problem if it weren't for the blessed raptors.
	2:52am coelacanth∅: okay, my tern. it's tough to swallow but i need sleep. this 3 hours has been swift. Thanks Rich! take care.
	2:55am rich: good night everyone. thanks for listening. have a good week. stey tuned for Greg from ZONE 5 filling in for Joe this fine morning.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from November 24, 2018

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Sat. Nov 23rd, Midnight - 3am: Midnight Matinee Presents: Planet of the Monkees (More info...)
Imagining an alternate version of the 1960s where, instead of being ruled by giant insectoid Beatles, the world was under the spell of four mop-topped simians. Featuring hits like Hey Hey Doctor Zaius, The Left Brain of Landon, and Another Pleasant Spaceship Journey, along with lesser-known gems like Your Grizzled Antihero and It Won’t Be The Same With Monkees. So get your filthy paws over to WFMU at midnight on November 23 (known to some as the Friday overnight) for: Planet of the Monkees. Hosted by John Schnall.

November 24, 2018: John Schnall’s Midnight Matinee: Psycho
At midnight on November 24, as the tryptophan leaves the system, John Schnall's Midnight Matinee will present Alfred Hitchcock's classic frightener Psycho. Be warned: this show is rated L for Loopiness and VV for violent violins.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Introduction	Psycho	John Schnall
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Psycho	Psycho	John Schnall
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Forty Thousand Dollars	Psycho	John Schnall	0:04:58 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Pressure	Psycho	John Schnall	0:08:31 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Marion Meets Norman	Psycho	John Schnall	0:12:25 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Mother, Please!	Psycho	John Schnall	0:14:48 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	We All Go A Little Mad Sometimes	Psycho	John Schnall	0:17:27 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	The Shower Scene	Psycho	John Schnall	0:20:47 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Insecticide	Psycho	John Schnall	0:23:55 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Arbogast	Psycho	John Schnall	0:24:43 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	The Legend of Psycho	Psycho	John Schnall	0:27:26 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Arbogast - Reprise	Psycho	John Schnall	0:35:21 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Saturday Night Has A Lonely Sound	Psycho	John Schnall	0:35:52 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	I Don't Wanna Go Down To The Fruitcellar	Psycho	John Schnall	0:41:08 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	The Seeing Illusions Type	Psycho	John Schnall	0:43:22 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Lila Meets Mother	Psycho	John Schnall	0:46:06 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Mother Me	Psycho	John Schnall	0:49:48 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Mother and Norman Reunion	Psycho	John Schnall	0:53:31 (Pop-up)
John Schnall's Midnight Matinee	Exit	Psycho	John Schnall	0:56:40 (Pop-up)

Boris Kovac	All Under The Celestial Cap	Ritual Nova I & II	ReR	1:04:09 (Pop-up)
Bennie Maupin	Song For Tracie Dixon Summers	The Jewel In The Lotus	ECM	1:16:41 (Pop-up)
Sam Rivers & Mario Schiano	Cross Current	Rendez-Vous	Vedette Records	1:21:46 (Pop-up)
Dave Rempis/Tomeka Reid/Joshua Abrams	Sigu Tolo	Ithra	Aerophonic	1:28:12 (Pop-up)
John Tchicai Trio	Moksha Point "Moksha Point" by "John Tchicai Trio"	Real Tchicai	SteepleChase	1:33:48 (Pop-up)
Ahmoudou Madassane	Igrawahi Assouf	Zerzura	Sahel Sounds	1:38:34 (Pop-up)
Khun Narin Electric Phin Band	Sut Sanaen #2	Khun Narin Electric Phin Band	Innovative Leisure	1:41:25 (Pop-up)
Freedom of Rhapsodia	Freedom "Freedom" by "Freedom of Rhapsodia"	Those Shocking Shaking Days: Indonesian Hard, Psychedelic, Progressive Rock and Funk 1970-1978	Now Again	1:45:58 (Pop-up)
Clear Light	The Ballad of Freddie & Larry	Clear Light	Collectors' Choice Music	1:49:53 (Pop-up)
Plastic Penny	Your Way To Tell Me To Go	Modesty Blaise No. 1: Cheesy Pop for the Connoisseur	Past & Present	1:51:46 (Pop-up)
The Baroque Monthly	You Are Your Only Mystery	Psychedelic States: Ohio Vol. 2	Gear Fab	1:54:34 (Pop-up)

The Orient Express	Azaar "Azaar" by "The Orient Express"	The Orient Express	Fallout	2:04:23 (Pop-up)
The Serpent Power	Gently, Gently "Gently, Gently" by "The Serpent Power"	The Serpent Power	Vanguard	2:08:46 (Pop-up)
Rufus Zuphall	Freitag "Freitag" by "Rufus Zuphall"	Weiss Der Teufel	Little Wing	2:11:19 (Pop-up)
Paul and Linda McCartney	Dear Boy	Ram	Concord	2:18:33 (Pop-up)
Sunshine and The Rain	Thank You For Believing In Me	Beneath The Stars	Ernest Jenning Record Co.	2:20:46 (Pop-up)
Christina Rosenvinge	Quien Me Querra?	Continental 62	Smells Like Records	2:24:34 (Pop-up)
Mucca Pazza	Tube Sock Tango "Tube Sock Tango" by "Mucca Pazza"	Safety Fifth	Electric Cowbell	2:27:07 (Pop-up)
Insolito Universo	El Vuelo Del Gaban	La Candela del Rio	Olindo Records	2:30:52 (Pop-up)
Shades of Joy	The Desert Is A Circle	Music Of El Topo	Dagored	2:34:44 (Pop-up)
Sam Kogon	Don't Know Now "Don't Know Now" by "Sam Kogon"	Psychic Tears	Beyond Beyond Is Beyond	2:42:22 (Pop-up)
Neil Young + Promise of the Real	Peace Trail	Paradox	Reprise	2:44:38 (Pop-up)
Eugene McDaniels	Susan Jane "Susan Jane" by "Eugene McDaniels"	Headless Heroes Of The Apocalypse	Label M	2:49:29 (Pop-up)
Hany Mehanna	Mouled El-Khaleej "Mouled El-Khaleej" by "Hany Mehanna"	The Miracles of the Seven Dances	Radio Martiko	2:51:31 (Pop-up)

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	12:06am schnall: Good evening ladies and gentlemen.
	12:08am rich: good morning john, et al. here be for your eyes: http://www.chrispaynephoto.com https://www.instagram.com/christopherpaynephoto
	12:09am coelacanth∅: greetings Rich and John; and Alfred and Norman and Marion ...and
	12:11am rich: don't forget mother
	12:12am schnall: No one puts mother in a corner.
	12:16am schnall: What's black and white and red all over?
	👻 12:18am Ken From Hyde Park: A zebra with a sunburn?
	12:20am coelacanth∅: how could i forget mother? what a sweet, kind lady. she just goes a little mad sometimes, but she wouldn't even hurt a fly.
	12:20am schnall: I was thinking a zebra who fell into a very large can of red paint but I guess that works too.
	12:20am rich: an embarassed nun?
	12:21am rich: who fell into a very large can of red paint
	12:21am schnall: A newspaper that is dipped in blood? Perhaps with $40,000 wrapped in it? Asking for a friend.
	12:21am yippie: a killer nun who is very bloody
	12:22am Mankato Fish: This may be one of the best audio moments of my life
	12:22am coelacanth∅: rich how do you know that the nun is red ALL OVER? i'd like to have a talk with this nun of yours.
	12:23am coelacanth∅: this movie seems to be flying by
	12:25am schnall: True story: during the blackout of ... uh... a few years back I got stuck in New York, trying to get back to NJ with no success, so I stopped at a bar around 42 street. A polite woman was having no luck ordering do I ordered a beer for her in my gruff NJ way and we got to talking. It turned out she's an actress, sho is best known playing a nun with her face burning off in a horror film ( directed by a guy who coincedentially I often commuted. With back in the day). So I guess that answers the question.
	12:27am schnall: Thank you Mankato Fish! Yes, this is really flying by. I want it to last and last.
	12:28am coelacanth∅: schnall that sounds like a good blackout right there
	12:29am schnall: Sister Krys on vocals
	12:29am coelacanth∅: i'm just going to pretend i didn't see that blood in the toilet
	12:31am schnall: If there's blood in the toilet but you pretend you don't see it does that mean a nun's face doesn't melt?
	12:34am coelacanth∅: only if the toilet is in the woods, and the nun kills you...and menstruates on time. ...and no one hears it.
	12:34am schnall: One hand claps at this.
	12:36am coelacanth∅: oh i tried that -clapping with one hand...i got spinning so fast i threw up.
	12:36am rw: Howdy! What are we talking about?
	12:37am schnall: This is the first Midnight Matinee our new dog Gino is listening to. He chases his tail sometimes.
	12:38am schnall: I guess he's kind of a privates investigator.
	12:40am rich: it's nice to have a dog that has a profession
	12:41am schnall: Yes, he's very talented.
	12:43am coelacanth∅: rw we were talking about melting nuns and blood but you're choosing the next topic
	12:44am rw: That's a lot of pressure. I can't compete with that.
	12:44am coelacanth∅: 12.38 ha ha! most dogs are
	12:45am schnall: Do people still have fruit cellars? Seems less useful these days.
	12:47am coelacanth∅: people have bagel cellars now - with cream cheese
	12:47am rw: This is making me want to watch Psycho again. Suspenseful.
	12:48am schnall: That could be dangerous; huge vats of cream cheese that unwary travelers could drown in.
	12:48am coelacanth∅: hamburger? we got good hamburgers. piece of pie?
	12:51am schnall: rw, while working on the show I happened upon the Gus Van Sant version of Psycho, and that made me want to watch the real one again. But it's one of those movies (like Harold and Maude, which I should take on one day) that i know do well I don't think I could watch it fresh again ever.
	12:51am Michael 98145: we all -do- go a little mad. sometimes.
	12:51am coelacanth∅: might not be the worst way to go, as long as someone throws some lox and onion in.
	12:52am schnall: Check out the song coming up, by regular contributor Ark U Kidden
	12:53am coelacanth∅: i rarely watch a movie twice, but then i don't watch a lot of movies.
	12:54am Michael 98145: Vertigo is another one of those films that we could watch over and over. But the initial experience cannot be repeated.
	12:56am schnall: I think the Hitchcock movie that best stands up to repeated viewings is The Birds. Motives remain mysterious no matter how often viewed. Strangely satisfying.
	12:58am coelacanth∅: this song was made for this movie. i don't know why it wasn't in it.
	12:59am schnall: True, coel.
	1:00am sufferwords: that was dope
	1:00am coelacanth∅: Thanks John that was five stars!
	1:01am schnall: Thanks for letting me into your ear canals!
	1:02am coelacanth∅: i'm gonna havta sleep with the light on tonight though
	1:10am rw: schnall, that was cool. Thanks man! And I've never seen The Birds but I don't see many movies. Maybe some day...
	1:16am rich: thank you john. a pleasure as always.
	1:26am coelacanth∅: rw seeing the birds on tv scared hell out of me when i was little - much more than psycho did. (i think i was maybe 6 when i saw the birds and maybe 10 when i saw psycho, but still) i'd like to see it again now, though there are so many movies i've never seen that will have to be higher on my list.
	1:31am rw: I have vague memories of seeing part of The Birds on TV as a kid. So long ago, but I remember it being mostly confusing. I couldn't figure out why the people were scared of birds.
	1:35am rw: Also... I have a memory of throwing Doritos into the air off the back of a small boat and the entire sky filling with seagulls. There may have been marijuana too. For us, not the birds.
	1:38am rw: And... my friend Dave used to make a grocery bag full of popcorn every morning when he was working in San Pedro. He said the gulls would recognize his truck and follow him to the job site.
	1:42am coelacanth∅: haha he popped the corn just for them?
	1:45am rw: Every morning! I think he started to feel responsible.
	1:47am coelacanth∅: i don't remember the birds well. i do remember that some of the fear was based on subtle indications. but as you have witnessed birds can and do work with a hive mind sometimes. i think that's why the movie scared me so much as a child; whereas psycho was not something that could've happened to me.
	1:48am coelacanth∅: did they ever follow him home? THAT WOULD SUCK!
	2:00am yippie: the killer nun is actually a movie with a killer soundtrack by alessandro alessandroni
	2:02am rw: Dave's an interesting guy. I have lots of stories about him. He's got even more. Related, I was brainstorming with him one time about making a giant bird feeder and he kept wanting me to build a tube that would shoot popcorn into the air. An hour later he called back and said, "Hey, I built it. Come over and check it out" He had hooked up an air pop machine to a dryer fan and a piece of drain pipe hooked to the side of his house and was shooting popcorn into the sky.
	2:04am coelacanth∅: hahaha that's hilarious!
	2:08am coelacanth∅: when i had my own garden i bought 1-2 big bags of sunflower seeds each season. some people said it would just attract more birds -and it did; but they almost never bothered any of my plants. birds will always finds your garden. it's stupid to think they wont be there anyway, eating your seeds before they grow, eating your strawberries and sometimes eating the seeds out of plants that you purposely let go to seed for harvest. i kept them otherwise satisfied + i enjoyed having them there. for some reason they never shit in my garden, even though they perched on the structure i made to hang the feeder from.
	2:12am rw: That's cool. It's fun when there are a ton of birds in your back yard. Cats like bird feeders too. And squirrels.
	2:12am coelacanth∅: oh and as the gulls learned your friend's truck, some of these birds knew when i got to the community garden and would essentially escort me on my walk from the front to the far back where my plot was.
	2:14am coelacanth∅: yeah squirrels can really ruin it for the birds! smart ones they are
	2:14am rw: It is frustrating when the critters get your fruits and vegetables though. And that's cool that the birds would follow you too!
	2:16am D. Werewolf: Hi
	2:18am coelacanth∅: i never lost more than maybe 30% of my strawberries, and i think that was mostly to chipmunks. i had more than enough. some of those birds would be okay with me working directly under or next to them, after a while. and we'd whistle back and forth...or maybe i imagined that we were doing that!
	2:20am coelacanth∅: sorry rw to go on - i really miss it. hi Werewolf
	2:26am rw: coel, that's fine. I'm trying to resist the temptation to go on about it too! There's a bird sanctuary out here that used to and may still have a viewing room for hummingbirds. It's a room with benches on one side and a window on the other (maybe there's no glass in the window. I can't remember for sure). Anyway outside there are maybe a dozen hummingbird feeders and tons of hummingbirds flying around.
	2:31am rw: I've tried a couple times to recreate it at my house but the feeders always leak and I can never get it together enough to keep the things filled. Okay, I've gotta go. Thank you again Rich! Always enjoy the Friday night Carcass and the loopy Midnight Matinee too!
	2:31am coelacanth∅: hummingbirds are cool as hell. i've had crazy close encounters with them. i'll save those stories for another time!
	2:33am rw: Night coel! Take care everyone and enjoy the remainder of the weekend!
	2:33am coelacanth∅: aright gnight rw and take care
	2:33am rw: Jinx
	2:35am rich: kestrels
	2:41am coelacanth∅: well that's a whole other thing! ...i assume i'd have a bigger rodent problem if it weren't for the blessed raptors.
	2:52am coelacanth∅: okay, my tern. it's tough to swallow but i need sleep. this 3 hours has been swift. Thanks Rich! take care.
	2:55am rich: good night everyone. thanks for listening. have a good week. stey tuned for Greg from ZONE 5 filling in for Joe this fine morning.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from November 24, 2018

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