WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 2, 2019

Listener comments!
	8:58am Davee: Good morning
	9:00am βrian: The painting seems topographical. Good morning.
	9:00am Aaron not working in Newark: Good morning Trouble
	9:02am Trouble: goooooood morning grey world!
	9:02am Dances with Moomins: With ya Ms T. Happy MAY! Cheers to the millions of Moderns out there in radioland.
	9:04am sphere: hullo Troublers
	9:04am Webhamster Henry: Hi Modern Worlders!
	9:04am Webhamster Henry: Not to plug other radio stations, but Laaraji is going to be on Tiny Desk Concert on NPR today.
	9:05am Webhamster Henry: A Laaraji piece would fit well with this Stale Storlokken.
	9:06am mb: Good morning birds
	9:07am kevlicki: Good morning trouble! Happy belated May Day!
	9:08am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and Troublins.
	9:10am Roberto: That there's no way to delay That trouble comin' every day
	9:11am melinda: hi Trub & folks
	9:11am sphere: had a real rough week so this is very very nice.
	9:11am Roberto: Well every Thursday at least.
	9:18am @sugarwolf@: HELLO
	9:18am βrian: @sphere: At least is was real.
	9:22am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: 3:30 pm here. works nearly done. hello trouble and fellow listeners.
	9:29am Trouble: hellllllo everyone far and wide. is it something i said? is the weather offended by my thursday morning show? greyness abounds...
	9:31am still b/p: Can we create a large social shift and revision so that "In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes," instead becomes "..except death and vanilla?" I'm thinking ice cream relevance, personally.
	9:32am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: Lookin' for Trouble... came to the right place...
	9:33am Roberto: Pretty much the whole week has been offended, Troub.
	9:34am melinda: @b/p I was scratching my head trying to figure out where you were coming from with that and then saw the playlist
	9:34am Diezel Tea: Oh I forgot to check in at the beginning of the show. I guess I'm in trouble, now.
	9:35am Roberto: Aw snap, you don't wanna get in trouble with Trouble. That's double Trouble.
	9:37am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: T.R.O.U., B-L-E.
	9:38am kuba: i love love love the art you pick for the playlists
	9:39am melinda: @kuba me too
	9:40am Cool Runnings: Hola. Agua Clara. Si nado me ahogo. No diga Mas.
	9:41am Planet Tyler: Yup, dead rodent on the Cornell hawk nest cam
	9:41am melinda: I love owls, wore my macramé owl necklace yesterday.
	9:42am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: For the loser now, will be later to win 'cause the EGGS, they are a-haaaaatchin'... Watched a fully-growed BARRED OWL at our birdbath this morning, just "taking inventory". Amazing creature.
	9:43am Adrian in London: Hello Trouble. Fashionably late…
	9:43am kuba: @melinda: sounds fabulous. also a good band name
	9:43am Phillippe Bastille: This Van Etten song could easily be subtitled "True Story"
	9:44am Beast of Boonton: Duke Farms Eagle cam in NJ: dukefarms.org...
	9:44am Trouble: omg macrame owl necklace! @melinda. i am visualizing a giant 12" owl out of macrame!
	9:45am melinda: I don't think I've seen an owl in the wild, though. Maybe at a nature center in my youth.
	9:46am Ike: Groovy!
	9:46am Ken From Hyde Park: I'd like to see an owl pellet necklace for sale.
	9:47am steveo: Good morning; I'm a little late because of all the potatoes in the compost. Jen Wink Hays, new to me. I really like that piece.
	9:48am Phillippe Bastille: My son was visited by a Barred Owl a couple days ago while out on a late night dog walk: www.allaboutbirds.org...
	9:48am Planet Tyler: @Beast - nice cam
	9:49am melinda: @Trouble haha! It's small, made from a fine synthetic fiber of some sort. Found it going through my dad's stuff after he died, and it seemed quite mysterious since he didn't wear macrame necklaces but my mom recognized it as something they probably picked up at a craft fair in the 70s.
	9:49am still b/p: melinda, I saw a barred owl sitting on top of a car on a mild winter night a few months ago, in Ferry Village neighborhood of South Portland. Was great and so unexpected. Where was that nest, perhaps osprey -- though I'm sure it's happened more than once -- where parents rejected chick and got quite brutal with it and plenty of upset people watching webcam pressed wildlife people to intervene. They did not.
	9:54am @sugarwolf@: I had a couple of 70s style owl necklaces but they are metal/enamel no macrame Have you seen Picasso's pizza owl???
	9:57am Trouble: owl moon by jane yolen is the most fabulous childrne's book about an owl. gorgeous story and beautifully drawn
	9:57am Phillippe Bastille: @still b/p Those osprey can be mean suckers! We just moved this week to a little cove not far off the Chesapeake. One of our neighbors told us that there's a bald eagle hanging out nearby that gets run off by the osprey when they return to nest. Who messes with an eagle? Saw an osprey go after a heron a couple days ago as well.
	9:59am Passaic River Blues: Sidenote: Newark Mayor Kenneth Gibson declared June 15th to be "James Mtume Day" in 1983. Mark your calendars.
	10:01am still b/p: Plenty of osprey to be seen and heard around here by ocean and inland, but haven't seen bad-ass (bad-oss?) belligerence.
	10:04am Phillippe Bastille: Its cool watching them flap around with a fish in their claws...
	10:10am Trouble: thanks!!! fantastic to know @passaicriverblues merci!
	10:16am Passaic River Blues: I'm not really into fantasy but I'm currently reading the first Gormenghast novel by Mervyn Peake because Marlon James has spoken so highly of it. In a recent interview with Long Reads, James discussed how the Gormenghast series was an inspiration of his soon-to-be published "Black Leopard, Red Wolf," saying "the fantasy novel that continues to rule my life is Gormenghast. It was a blueprint for how the fantastical grows up." longreads.com...
	10:17am sphere: Mervyn Peake has an amazing prose style but man his plots crawl so sloooowly. BTW, Black Leopard Red Wolf is out now and it is really good.
	10:18am Z-pulpa: Wow anyone else looking at this red tailed hawk at Cornell?
	10:18am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Trouble! We have something in common - - I'm a little bit of trouble myself.
	10:19am Passaic River Blues: @sphere: I just started but I already see what you mean. Definitely enjoying it though. Also, did not know Black Leopard was out already. Awesome!
	10:19am Buddha of Suburbia: Aaron in Newark! Salut! Are you really going to Portugal tomorrow?
	10:20am Trouble: @PRB: i am reading marlon james right now because of his interviews! i knew the book was going to brutally violent( not my thing), but his interviews were outstanding and always so free form in how he looks at the world, i said i have to try to read this book
	10:20am Oregon Seth: Dang, this Cumbria song isn’t on Spotify!
	10:20am zopa: discos mas indeed. muy bueno!
	10:26am still b/p: Just released, but that Ibibio Sound Machine got a lotta 80s flavor.
	10:34am prudy: give me that funky SLY!
	10:36am Barney Grubbs: Part way through Black Leopard, Red Wolf (found it in paperback on a trip to south africa)--it is enjoyable and a great take on the fantastic adventure tale, but maybe even more brutal than 7 Killings (though hard to compare fantasy fantasy directly to historically grounded fantasy)
	10:36am prudy: btw, painting on today's comments board recalls for me maps of the five boroughs.
	10:37am zopa: de la grooovy!
	10:39am steveo: i can go for this (woah-oh-oh)
	10:39am Patrick: Peace and love to the De La's Hip Hop Hippys!
	10:40am Phillippe Bastille: Hey Buddah!
	10:48am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Phillippe!
	10:51am Phillippe Bastille: Fog is burning off here in Naptown, gonna be a beautiful day!
	10:53am tim from champaign: Hello Trouble and everybody. @Phillippe - Which Naptown are you in?
	10:56am prudy: strains of Mama Cass in SS's voice
	10:57am Phillippe Bastille: @Tim Annapolis. 4th day in...
	10:59am steveo: imagining a mix tape called the bird segues of the modern world
	11:01am sphere: @ Phillipe Bastille - if you do crab, try the crabcake at Edgewater Inn. good value for money.
	11:01am steveo: congrats to you & your students!
	11:02am sphere: @Phillippe - sorry for the misspelled name.
	11:02am βrian: I never owned a college T-shirt. Just seemed odd to me.
	11:02am Layet J: As an artist and art prof I’m so happy to hear that!! Unintended effects of his jerkcellence in the Oval Office maybe, making our young people get weird!
	11:06am Oregon Seth: That dude is employee of the day!
	11:10am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere we will definitely give that a try! We've gone to Mike's for years as my wife's company dinner, but nowhere else since we lived in Crownsville back in the 90s. And no problem on the spelling -- its a made-up name and I spelled it wrong when I made it up
	11:14am Trouble: @brian: my son didn't buy a t shirt at any of his colleges. some kids love to buy one at every college they visit...luckily the college of his choice had handed out t shirts on his tour, so he was prepared for college t shirt day.
	11:20am Michael 98145: enjoying these tracks
	11:20am βrian: It's hard to complain about free T-shirts. And they're easily customized with some fabric paint ...
	11:21am highlowe: bird cam = getting nothing done #butwhocares!
	11:23am Z-pulpa: @ highlowe, same here....
	11:24am Z-pulpa: I cant take my eyes off these baby hawks little movements.
	11:24am @sugarwolf@: I don't think I ever had a school t-shirt
	11:25am beata: Is WFMU the John Peel of modern radio?
	11:25am sphere: my college was a Slacker U at the time, so we didn't get many giveaways.
	11:26am @sugarwolf@: I did find my orientation materials from school. Back when they had to explain voice mail and email!!
	11:27am Trouble: @beata: that is a mighty high compliment , even if it's a question. i'll take it!
	11:29am sphere: @Phillippe - Edgewater's prices have gone up but I suggest what we always do--only order one crabcake. It's much cheaper and last time I checked the crabcake is the size of your fist.
	11:29am beata: Take it @Trouble!
	11:31am Z-pulpa: oooh I should eat some good crab before I leave Maryland.
	11:31am Phillippe Bastille: Will do. I'm on that 16/8 interval diet, so smaller meals now seem to be the norm. Thanks for the advice! Do you ever go to Cantler's? Its been recommended but I hear it ain't cheap.
	11:33am Phillippe Bastille: @Zpulpa If you have access to transportation that can take you just a little ways out of the city, try G&M, in Linthicum near the airport. Maybe a little overhyped, but we were never disappointed
	11:35am Cool Runnings: Olé y Bien hecho. Adios!
	11:38am sphere: I have been to Cantler's a few years ago and I enjoyed it. But that sounds about right. BTW, the state has a list of restaurants who are supposedly certified to use Maryland blue crab in most of their cooking: seafood.maryland.gov...
	11:39am Jeff Moore: G&M is a reliably good place for tasty crab cakes with giant chunks of crab meat in 'em.
	11:44am Phillippe Bastille: @Sphere that's a great link! Thank you! Surprising how few there really are. I've bookmarked it.
	11:46am sphere: @Phillippe - You're welcome. :)
	11:46am Phillippe Bastille: I agree Jeff. In nice weather, we get the carryout and head over to someplace sunny
	11:51am Trouble: thanks for sitting in! see you next week with lee fields and pat loungo on the decks of steel
	11:51am sphere: thanks trouble!
	11:56am Z-pulpa: Thanks for the crab recs! and Thank You Trouble!!! This has been a wonderful show and a wonderful morning because of it!
	11:59am Phillippe Bastille: Great show Trouble! Bye everyone! Crabcakes for everyone!
	3:22pm thedunkel / el carnicero francés: Another great show - thank you!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 2, 2019

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A viking ship appears on the horizon, a likeness of Alice Coltrane carved into its bow. Rare birds flock together to sing Francoise Hardy as soul hits. A sunset of blips and bleeps fills the air.

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May 2, 2019: 5/8

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
stale storlokken	prelude to the haze of sleeplessness	the haze of sleeplessness	hubro				*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
colleen	everything lay still "everything lay still" by "colleen"	The Golden Morning Breaks						0:04:34 (Pop-up)
Trond Kallevåg Hansen	flanellograf	Bedehus & Hawaii	hubro			mixed in with john cage sun ra "empty words and keyboard" 7"	*	0:15:25 (Pop-up)
death and vanilla	let's never leave here	are you a dreamer?	fire				*	0:18:10 (Pop-up)
Saba Alizadeh	dream "dream" by "Saba Alizadeh"	scattered memories	Karlrecords				*	0:24:25 (Pop-up)
vytas brenner	agua clara "agua clara" by "vytas brenner"	Venezuela 70, Vol 2 - Cosmic Visions Of A Latin American Earth: Venezuelan Experimental Rock In The 1970s (V/a)	soul jazz				*	0:27:32 (Pop-up)
the divine comedy	everybody knows(except you)	a short album about love						0:31:18 (Pop-up)

sharon van etten	no one's easy to love	remind me tomorrow	jagjaguwar				*	0:40:54 (Pop-up)
azymuth	a caca "a caca" by "azymuth"	aqyuia nao come mosca	mr bongo				*	0:44:51 (Pop-up)
Mtume Umoja Ensemble	utamu "utamu" by "Mtume Umoja Ensemble"	Alkebu-Lan - Land Of The Blacks (Live At The East)						0:48:27 (Pop-up)
brown sugar	hurtin' ( with dennis bovell)	I'm in Love With a Dreadlocks: Brown Sugar and the Birth of Lovers Rock 1977-80	soul jazz				*	0:58:28 (Pop-up)

wild belle	mockingbird "mockingbird" by "wild belle"	everybody one of a kind					*	1:08:51 (Pop-up)
admiral tibbett	version i'm so strong				7"			1:11:50 (Pop-up)
noonday underground	when the rocks start falling	on the freedom flotilla						1:14:38 (Pop-up)
el mero guero sonidero	cumbia chulita		discos mas		7"		*	1:17:45 (Pop-up)
Ibibio Sound Machine	tell me (ooko mien)	doko mien	merge				*	1:22:14 (Pop-up)
Bobbi Humphrey	love when i'm in your arms	the good life				thanks joe mcgasko!		1:24:52 (Pop-up)
sly stone	i get high on you "i get high on you" by "sly stone"	high on you	souffle continu		7"		*	1:32:47 (Pop-up)
de la soul	say no go "say no go" by "de la soul"	3 feet high and rising						1:35:39 (Pop-up)
tala am	sugar lump ( edit) "sugar lump ( edit)" by "tala am"	africa airwaves five brace brace boogie 1976-1982	africa seven records				*	1:41:10 (Pop-up)
y la bamba	bruja de brujas "bruja de brujas" by "y la bamba"	mujeres	tender loving empire				*	1:45:09 (Pop-up)
barrabas	wild safari "wild safari" by "barrabas"				12"			1:49:13 (Pop-up)
shannon shaw	make believe "make believe" by "shannon shaw"	In Nashville	easy eye sound				*	1:54:11 (Pop-up)
Os Novos Bahianos	Colegio de Aplicacao	e ferro na boneca!	mr bongo	1970			*	1:56:12 (Pop-up)

alfred panou et the art ensemble of chicago	je suis un sauvage	je suis un sauvage		1969	7"		*	2:06:17 (Pop-up)
Claude Fontaine	love street "love street" by "Claude Fontaine"	claude fontaine	Innovative Leisure				*	2:09:40 (Pop-up)
avey tare	our little chapter "our little chapter" by "avey tare"	cows on hourglass pond	domino				*	2:13:02 (Pop-up)
el michels affair, lee fields, the shacks	tearz (45 mix)							2:17:53 (Pop-up)
o terno, devendra banhart, shintaro sakamoto	volta e meia							2:19:57 (Pop-up)
munya	it's all about you "it's all about you" by "munya"	meet	Luminelle Recordings				*	2:22:59 (Pop-up)
chris cohen	what can i do? "what can i do?" by "chris cohen"	chris cohen	captured tracks				*	2:28:18 (Pop-up)
kou keri kou	cerbatana "cerbatana" by "kou keri kou"				7"		*	2:28:32 (Pop-up)
erlend apnseth trio with frode haltli	takle	salika, molika	hubro				*	2:30:54 (Pop-up)
sonny & the sunsets	Man Without a Past	hairdressers from heaven	rocks in your head				*	2:34:34 (Pop-up)

lady wray	smiling "smiling" by "lady wray"	queen alone	big crown				*	2:41:29 (Pop-up)
lee fields & the expressions	it rains love	it rains love	big crown				*	2:44:18 (Pop-up)
donna regina	my many options "my many options" by "donna regina"	transient	karaoke kalk				*	2:49:01 (Pop-up)
shana clevelend	leaves "leaves" by "shana clevelend"	night of the worm moon	hardly art				*	2:53:27 (Pop-up)
mdou moctar	takamba "takamba" by "mdou moctar"	ilana: the creator	sahel sounds			playing monty hall weds june 26	*	2:57:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:58am Davee: Good morning
	9:00am βrian: The painting seems topographical. Good morning.
	9:00am Aaron not working in Newark: Good morning Trouble
	9:02am Trouble: goooooood morning grey world!
	9:02am Dances with Moomins: With ya Ms T. Happy MAY! Cheers to the millions of Moderns out there in radioland.
	9:04am sphere: hullo Troublers
	9:04am Webhamster Henry: Hi Modern Worlders!
	9:04am Webhamster Henry: Not to plug other radio stations, but Laaraji is going to be on Tiny Desk Concert on NPR today.
	9:05am Webhamster Henry: A Laaraji piece would fit well with this Stale Storlokken.
	9:06am mb: Good morning birds
	9:07am kevlicki: Good morning trouble! Happy belated May Day!
	9:08am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, Trouble and Troublins.
	9:10am Roberto: That there's no way to delay That trouble comin' every day
	9:11am melinda: hi Trub & folks
	9:11am sphere: had a real rough week so this is very very nice.
	9:11am Roberto: Well every Thursday at least.
	9:18am @sugarwolf@: HELLO
	9:18am βrian: @sphere: At least is was real.
	9:22am jdaAndAnoukFromKöln: 3:30 pm here. works nearly done. hello trouble and fellow listeners.
	9:29am Trouble: hellllllo everyone far and wide. is it something i said? is the weather offended by my thursday morning show? greyness abounds...
	9:31am still b/p: Can we create a large social shift and revision so that "In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes," instead becomes "..except death and vanilla?" I'm thinking ice cream relevance, personally.
	9:32am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: Lookin' for Trouble... came to the right place...
	9:33am Roberto: Pretty much the whole week has been offended, Troub.
	9:34am melinda: @b/p I was scratching my head trying to figure out where you were coming from with that and then saw the playlist
	9:34am Diezel Tea: Oh I forgot to check in at the beginning of the show. I guess I'm in trouble, now.
	9:35am Roberto: Aw snap, you don't wanna get in trouble with Trouble. That's double Trouble.
	9:37am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: T.R.O.U., B-L-E.
	9:38am kuba: i love love love the art you pick for the playlists
	9:39am melinda: @kuba me too
	9:40am Cool Runnings: Hola. Agua Clara. Si nado me ahogo. No diga Mas.
	9:41am Planet Tyler: Yup, dead rodent on the Cornell hawk nest cam
	9:41am melinda: I love owls, wore my macramé owl necklace yesterday.
	9:42am Itzall ClearD'me Nåu: For the loser now, will be later to win 'cause the EGGS, they are a-haaaaatchin'... Watched a fully-growed BARRED OWL at our birdbath this morning, just "taking inventory". Amazing creature.
	9:43am Adrian in London: Hello Trouble. Fashionably late…
	9:43am kuba: @melinda: sounds fabulous. also a good band name
	9:43am Phillippe Bastille: This Van Etten song could easily be subtitled "True Story"
	9:44am Beast of Boonton: Duke Farms Eagle cam in NJ: dukefarms.org...
	9:44am Trouble: omg macrame owl necklace! @melinda. i am visualizing a giant 12" owl out of macrame!
	9:45am melinda: I don't think I've seen an owl in the wild, though. Maybe at a nature center in my youth.
	9:46am Ike: Groovy!
	9:46am Ken From Hyde Park: I'd like to see an owl pellet necklace for sale.
	9:47am steveo: Good morning; I'm a little late because of all the potatoes in the compost. Jen Wink Hays, new to me. I really like that piece.
	9:48am Phillippe Bastille: My son was visited by a Barred Owl a couple days ago while out on a late night dog walk: www.allaboutbirds.org...
	9:48am Planet Tyler: @Beast - nice cam
	9:49am melinda: @Trouble haha! It's small, made from a fine synthetic fiber of some sort. Found it going through my dad's stuff after he died, and it seemed quite mysterious since he didn't wear macrame necklaces but my mom recognized it as something they probably picked up at a craft fair in the 70s.
	9:49am still b/p: melinda, I saw a barred owl sitting on top of a car on a mild winter night a few months ago, in Ferry Village neighborhood of South Portland. Was great and so unexpected. Where was that nest, perhaps osprey -- though I'm sure it's happened more than once -- where parents rejected chick and got quite brutal with it and plenty of upset people watching webcam pressed wildlife people to intervene. They did not.
	9:54am @sugarwolf@: I had a couple of 70s style owl necklaces but they are metal/enamel no macrame Have you seen Picasso's pizza owl???
	9:57am Trouble: owl moon by jane yolen is the most fabulous childrne's book about an owl. gorgeous story and beautifully drawn
	9:57am Phillippe Bastille: @still b/p Those osprey can be mean suckers! We just moved this week to a little cove not far off the Chesapeake. One of our neighbors told us that there's a bald eagle hanging out nearby that gets run off by the osprey when they return to nest. Who messes with an eagle? Saw an osprey go after a heron a couple days ago as well.
	9:59am Passaic River Blues: Sidenote: Newark Mayor Kenneth Gibson declared June 15th to be "James Mtume Day" in 1983. Mark your calendars.
	10:01am still b/p: Plenty of osprey to be seen and heard around here by ocean and inland, but haven't seen bad-ass (bad-oss?) belligerence.
	10:04am Phillippe Bastille: Its cool watching them flap around with a fish in their claws...
	10:10am Trouble: thanks!!! fantastic to know @passaicriverblues merci!
	10:16am Passaic River Blues: I'm not really into fantasy but I'm currently reading the first Gormenghast novel by Mervyn Peake because Marlon James has spoken so highly of it. In a recent interview with Long Reads, James discussed how the Gormenghast series was an inspiration of his soon-to-be published "Black Leopard, Red Wolf," saying "the fantasy novel that continues to rule my life is Gormenghast. It was a blueprint for how the fantastical grows up." longreads.com...
	10:17am sphere: Mervyn Peake has an amazing prose style but man his plots crawl so sloooowly. BTW, Black Leopard Red Wolf is out now and it is really good.
	10:18am Z-pulpa: Wow anyone else looking at this red tailed hawk at Cornell?
	10:18am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Trouble! We have something in common - - I'm a little bit of trouble myself.
	10:19am Passaic River Blues: @sphere: I just started but I already see what you mean. Definitely enjoying it though. Also, did not know Black Leopard was out already. Awesome!
	10:19am Buddha of Suburbia: Aaron in Newark! Salut! Are you really going to Portugal tomorrow?
	10:20am Trouble: @PRB: i am reading marlon james right now because of his interviews! i knew the book was going to brutally violent( not my thing), but his interviews were outstanding and always so free form in how he looks at the world, i said i have to try to read this book
	10:20am Oregon Seth: Dang, this Cumbria song isn’t on Spotify!
	10:20am zopa: discos mas indeed. muy bueno!
	10:26am still b/p: Just released, but that Ibibio Sound Machine got a lotta 80s flavor.
	10:34am prudy: give me that funky SLY!
	10:36am Barney Grubbs: Part way through Black Leopard, Red Wolf (found it in paperback on a trip to south africa)--it is enjoyable and a great take on the fantastic adventure tale, but maybe even more brutal than 7 Killings (though hard to compare fantasy fantasy directly to historically grounded fantasy)
	10:36am prudy: btw, painting on today's comments board recalls for me maps of the five boroughs.
	10:37am zopa: de la grooovy!
	10:39am steveo: i can go for this (woah-oh-oh)
	10:39am Patrick: Peace and love to the De La's Hip Hop Hippys!
	10:40am Phillippe Bastille: Hey Buddah!
	10:48am Buddha of Suburbia: Hi Phillippe!
	10:51am Phillippe Bastille: Fog is burning off here in Naptown, gonna be a beautiful day!
	10:53am tim from champaign: Hello Trouble and everybody. @Phillippe - Which Naptown are you in?
	10:56am prudy: strains of Mama Cass in SS's voice
	10:57am Phillippe Bastille: @Tim Annapolis. 4th day in...
	10:59am steveo: imagining a mix tape called the bird segues of the modern world
	11:01am sphere: @ Phillipe Bastille - if you do crab, try the crabcake at Edgewater Inn. good value for money.
	11:01am steveo: congrats to you & your students!
	11:02am sphere: @Phillippe - sorry for the misspelled name.
	11:02am βrian: I never owned a college T-shirt. Just seemed odd to me.
	11:02am Layet J: As an artist and art prof I’m so happy to hear that!! Unintended effects of his jerkcellence in the Oval Office maybe, making our young people get weird!
	11:06am Oregon Seth: That dude is employee of the day!
	11:10am Phillippe Bastille: @sphere we will definitely give that a try! We've gone to Mike's for years as my wife's company dinner, but nowhere else since we lived in Crownsville back in the 90s. And no problem on the spelling -- its a made-up name and I spelled it wrong when I made it up
	11:14am Trouble: @brian: my son didn't buy a t shirt at any of his colleges. some kids love to buy one at every college they visit...luckily the college of his choice had handed out t shirts on his tour, so he was prepared for college t shirt day.
	11:20am Michael 98145: enjoying these tracks
	11:20am βrian: It's hard to complain about free T-shirts. And they're easily customized with some fabric paint ...
	11:21am highlowe: bird cam = getting nothing done #butwhocares!
	11:23am Z-pulpa: @ highlowe, same here....
	11:24am Z-pulpa: I cant take my eyes off these baby hawks little movements.
	11:24am @sugarwolf@: I don't think I ever had a school t-shirt
	11:25am beata: Is WFMU the John Peel of modern radio?
	11:25am sphere: my college was a Slacker U at the time, so we didn't get many giveaways.
	11:26am @sugarwolf@: I did find my orientation materials from school. Back when they had to explain voice mail and email!!
	11:27am Trouble: @beata: that is a mighty high compliment , even if it's a question. i'll take it!
	11:29am sphere: @Phillippe - Edgewater's prices have gone up but I suggest what we always do--only order one crabcake. It's much cheaper and last time I checked the crabcake is the size of your fist.
	11:29am beata: Take it @Trouble!
	11:31am Z-pulpa: oooh I should eat some good crab before I leave Maryland.
	11:31am Phillippe Bastille: Will do. I'm on that 16/8 interval diet, so smaller meals now seem to be the norm. Thanks for the advice! Do you ever go to Cantler's? Its been recommended but I hear it ain't cheap.
	11:33am Phillippe Bastille: @Zpulpa If you have access to transportation that can take you just a little ways out of the city, try G&M, in Linthicum near the airport. Maybe a little overhyped, but we were never disappointed
	11:35am Cool Runnings: Olé y Bien hecho. Adios!
	11:38am sphere: I have been to Cantler's a few years ago and I enjoyed it. But that sounds about right. BTW, the state has a list of restaurants who are supposedly certified to use Maryland blue crab in most of their cooking: seafood.maryland.gov...
	11:39am Jeff Moore: G&M is a reliably good place for tasty crab cakes with giant chunks of crab meat in 'em.
	11:44am Phillippe Bastille: @Sphere that's a great link! Thank you! Surprising how few there really are. I've bookmarked it.
	11:46am sphere: @Phillippe - You're welcome. :)
	11:46am Phillippe Bastille: I agree Jeff. In nice weather, we get the carryout and head over to someplace sunny
	11:51am Trouble: thanks for sitting in! see you next week with lee fields and pat loungo on the decks of steel
	11:51am sphere: thanks trouble!
	11:56am Z-pulpa: Thanks for the crab recs! and Thank You Trouble!!! This has been a wonderful show and a wonderful morning because of it!
	11:59am Phillippe Bastille: Great show Trouble! Bye everyone! Crabcakes for everyone!
	3:22pm thedunkel / el carnicero francés: Another great show - thank you!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from May 2, 2019

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