WFMU: Therese: Playlist from December 1, 2019

Listener comments!
	5:06pm L W Rhino: Good evening.
	5:08pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: THERESE:) happy you joined us on this wet cold snowy sunday
	5:09pm mariano: Oh wow, so used to the 3-6-9-12 schedule that I didn't realize the show had switched over. I was thinking: Bill Kelly's playing Klaus Nomi? Hi Therese and everyone!
	5:11pm Therese: Hello everyone!
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is it me or are Queers smarter nicer people & stuff ?
	5:11pm ?: great garbo rules
	5:13pm spodiodi: odd. Aloha
	5:13pm badbob: its just you
	5:15pm L W Rhino: I'm sensing a theme here, Klaus, Freddie, Lou, Arthur... all dead and male.
	5:15pm listener monica: some of us went to our high school proms with gay men. our boyfriends did not mind.
	5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...bit of a generalization I suppose...don't think I've met a dumb narrow-minded or aggro one tho I must say...
	5:17pm Shira: Love this "new" Arthur Russell track.
	5:19pm listener monica: a great song. my favorite of the disco era.
	5:20pm Jett: Gotta go with the original Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes version of "Don't Leave Me This Way, for me.
	5:22pm sugarwolf: Loving this set so much!
	5:22pm mariano: One of the best choruses in any genre. Makes you want to jump up from your seat and dance.
	5:24pm Jett: Met and briefly hung out with Klaus Nomi in the early eighties, super nice guy, cool people!
	5:25pm JakeGould: Hey Therese! @LWRhino: You know, Baby Yoda spoiler assists in killing a very large space Rhino in “The Mandalorian.”
	5:26pm mariano: Kate Pearson has a resort in the Catskills, very 50s-kitsch feel overall (big surprise there!): www.lazymeadow.com
	5:27pm queems: prob my fave b52s song
	5:27pm mariano: *Pierson, sorry. Why did I always think it was Pearson?
	5:29pm spodiodi: baby (not)Yoda has captured global the attention of the planet
	5:30pm spodiodi: that was redundant and exaggerated, but he's one cute puppet
	5:30pm Tome: Ricky Wilson ( ,,
	5:31pm JakeGould: @spodiodi: His character is also great!
	5:31pm Larry from Westwood: Wow. Great show. First time listener. IBJ Forever.
	5:32pm spodiodi: indeed, JaleGould! we're hooked :)
	5:32pm spodiodi: JakeGould*
	5:33pm spodiodi: all this math is messing with my finger control
	5:33pm Sid: Therese keeps George Harrison in the basement!
	5:34pm spodiodi: Red Hot and Blue, baby
	5:35pm spodiodi: so many nice covers on that
	5:36pm mariano: Yeah, the Pogues have a good one on RH&B if I'm remembering right.
	5:37pm Jeff g. via app: Holding out for some Bronski Beat.
	5:37pm spodiodi: Don't Fence Me In by David Byrne cover is pretty sweet too
	5:37pm sugarwolf: I still have my Abbaesque CD from high school :)
	5:37pm spodiodi: this Erasure one is great
	5:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jobriath - as much Laura Nyro as Boowie ?
	5:53pm phat: the Times collection of photos of the people we lost (a tiny, tiny fraction) killed me.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Foucalt... www.nytimes.com...
	6:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Keith Haring...
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Mapplethorpe...
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Nureyev...
	6:02pm Therese: It's staggering, really.
	6:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ....Stephanie - the sister of my friend...
	6:04pm chresti: Hello Therese and company!
	6:06pm greatb: hi all! Fran's voice reminds me a bit of Sophia Knapp's... who I think I also first heard so many years ago on this show!
	6:08pm phat: staggering, yes. and it doesn't include any of the friends I had here in Nebraska. staggering
	6:08pm slugluv1313: my boss at my first job out of college in NYC -- 1984 -- when idiots were still spreading rumors about bathrooms being "contaminated," etc.
	6:12pm greatb: is the world more hellish then, or now?
	6:12pm JakeGould: @slugluv1313: As someone who lost a family member to AIDS, I just need to say as ugly as someone saying it was transmitted via bathrooms go, in 1984 most people had no clue what it was or how it was transmitted. It was simply some magical “gay cancer.” Now if someone was saying that B.S. in 1994 and beyond, they should’ve been smacked upside the head.
	6:12pm TDK60: Hello.
	6:13pm ParUbi of Pittsburgh: Hi Therese & everyone
	6:13pm slugluv1313: Good Evening, Therese and everyone @ phat and RRN63 -- have not been able to look at The New York Times' list yet Jobriath -- adored him when i was still a teenage kid in the wretched suburbs of NJ -- his style changed over the years, , but he was so way ahead of his time
	6:13pm greatb: I do like how C Everett Koop snuck that letter over his bosses head
	6:15pm phat: @greatb different kind of hellish inspired by the same people.
	6:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How the Gay Community improvised Compassion & Hospice in the face of that. That changed Society.
	6:18pm slugluv1313: oh yes! C. Everett Koop! he was a "hero" to so many of us! sure the ultra-right-wing "pro-lifers" loved him b/c of his anti-abortion stance (&, when i learned more about him, i linka understood why -- among other things, he had worked with ICU neonates) -- then HATED him b/c he was advocating condom use, did not care about anyone's "sexual orientation" etc. -- "they are ALL my constituents!" -- and wanted to protect the public's health (& i still have the newsletter he sent out to EVERYONE way back when)
	6:19pm JakeGould: @slugluv1313: FWIW, the conclusion that AIDS was blood-borne was made between 1983 and 1984: “In the interval between the decisions of early 1983 and discovery of the virus that causes AIDS in early 1984, public health and blood industry officials became more certain that AIDS was a blood-borne disease as the number of reported cases of AIDS among hemophiliacs and transfused patients increased.” www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov... I would genuinely give someone the benefit of the doubt if they felt — let’s say — a layer of TP on the toilet seat might help in some way. Seems silly in retrospect, but I wouldn’t just chastise people for thinking that way early in the game; so to say…
	6:21pm greatb: "they are all my constituents," wow, that is dope!
	6:22pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): hello, World AIDS Day is the topic? Ahhh…
	6:22pm slugluv1313: @ RRN63 -- yes -- and, the "underground" piercing and tattoo communities were using rubber gloves, etc., WAY before anyone else was -- and doing workshops on how to do certain "extreme" practices safely
	6:29pm slugluv1313: @ JakeGould -- i am so sorry that you lost a family member -- i cannot imagine how awful that is, i just hope everyone was/is loving and supportive for you and yes, by 1984, most everyone knew (especially in NYC!) that you could not get AIDS from toilet seats, using someone else's toothbrushes, mosquito bites, etc. -- what was so horrifically ugly and infuriating were the awful rumors people were spreading -- "You know, people are afraid to use the same restroom as 'X' uses," etc. . . .
	6:33pm listener 126464: Sweet show Therese, thanks. Cheers y'all!
	6:33pm JakeGould: @slugluv1313: Ummm… I’m bowing out of your screed but I was a teen and in my 20s when I had to assist in caring for this family member so all I have to say is… Yes! There were badly informed people out there, but I also knew that I personally was terrified because the blood transmission aspect affected my caring for them as well… And don’t worry, don’t keep in touch with tons of people in high school thanks (in part) to their ignorance. Anyway, you are greatly oversimplifying why someone would be cautious back in the early 1980s and ascribing bigotry I cannot agree with to people who were simply uniformed and living in the Reagan era. PS: “…especially in NYC!” There are lots of parts of NYC that are not downtown or the East Village. So please, stop painting attitudes with a wide swath.
	6:40pm RobinSays: Therese, many thanx for your heartfelt mentioning of World AIDS day. Remember those we lost, wear a condom, love each other...
	6:40pm sonnyspop: ABC!!!
	6:43pm chresti: Who are you? Why, you are the town crier, the messenger, as well as DJ Therese, that's who you are!
	6:45pm Jett: Always liked Martin Fry's singing voice. ABC were a great group!
	6:49pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): I'm just deeply grateful that it has been a long time since anyone i know has left this world because of AIDS. Moving to San Francisco in the 80s was intense. Remembering so many brilliant souls, gone too soon! xoxox
	6:52pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): 4 years, not that long ago, not long enough.
	6:59pm chresti: Sweet set, Therese
	7:03pm ParUbi of Pittsburgh: I probably would have sailed right through today without reflecting on World Aids Day if it hadn't been for your show, Therese. Thank you.
	7:03pm TDK60: Kool band.
	7:06pm BH: so, say "Kokoko" like you're singing "My Coco" by Stellastarr?
	7:12pm LW Rhino: Hello..Newbin. Hello, Jerry.
	7:14pm slugluv1313: @ JakeGould -- i am so sorry, it was not the ignorance that bothered me, but the sheer hatred behind the comments -- our co-worker was sick and dying, and all people could do was be ugly and mean about it
	7:16pm sugarwolf: 90.1 just went off, stupid weather!
	7:18pm JakeGould: @sugarwolf: Maybe the hamsters running that transmitter said, “Nuts to this!” got in it’s little car and headed back home?
	7:19pm Listener Robert: Beat me to it sugarwolf, I just booted up to say so. Probably ice brought down a power line in Mt. Hope NY.
	7:20pm Tennessee Jeb: Good music
	7:26pm Listener Robert: Reading upthread, I recall considerable skepticism among scientists even in 1984 over whether there even was a transmissible "AIDS agent". It looked LIKELY that there was, but that conclusion was far from nailed down to the satisfaction of many scientists. I myself wasn't satisfied until the middle 1990s because of 2 lines of evidence: (1) the success of protease inhibitors which were the product of rational drug design against the putative HIV, and (2) the work of Aaron Ho, who was able to correlate so closely viral load of HIV to signs and symptoms of AIDS.
	7:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Therese. Hi, everybody. How's it going?
	7:34pm JakeGould: @Ken: This rain, sleet, hail and snow is really a bummer. But the music is fine!
	7:36pm Therese: Thanks for the heads up, @sugarwolf and @Listener Robert! I've informed the Powers That Be.
	7:38pm mariano: Sorry to hear about the icky weather up north. 'Sup Ken.
	7:41pm McGroovey: The myoozik is perfect this evening. Thanks.
	7:46pm Booz: This show’s on fire. Everyone says so.
	7:50pm TDK60: Like this Širom , folksiness. Slovenians.
	7:50pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): i like this strange song
	7:51pm highballer:
	7:52pm highballer: Oops
	7:52pm JakeGould: @highballer: What a boner!
	7:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Therese
	7:56pm TDK60: ..thanks for the spins, DJ T.
	7:57pm mariano: Thanks Therese, see the rest of y'all over at Gaylord's.
	7:58pm chresti: Thanks Therese.
	7:59pm highballer: @jake Hey! Lol I.m a little out of it ;)

Therese: Playlist from December 1, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Klaus Nomi	Simple Man "Simple Man" by "Klaus Nomi"	Eclipsed/ The Best of Klaus Nomi	Razor & Tie			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Queen	The Millionaire's Waltz "The Millionaire's Waltz" by "Queen"	A Day at the Races	Elektra Records			0:03:53 (Pop-up)
Lou Reed	Halloween Parade "Halloween Parade" by "Lou Reed"	New York	Sire Records			0:08:48 (Pop-up)
Arthur Russell	Barefoot in New York	Iowa Dream	Audika Records		*	0:12:22 (Pop-up)
Communards	Don't Leave Me this Way	Communards	London / MCA Records			0:18:09 (Pop-up)
The B-52's	Give Me Back My Man "Give Me Back My Man" by "The B-52's"	Party Mix/Mesopotamia	Reprise Records			0:22:42 (Pop-up)

Erasure	Too Darn Hot "Too Darn Hot" by "Erasure"	Red Hot and Blue	Chrysalis Records			0:34:39 (Pop-up)
Jobriath	As the River Flows "As the River Flows" by "Jobriath"	As the River Flows	Eschatone			0:37:45 (Pop-up)
Arthur Russell	Hop on Down "Hop on Down" by "Arthur Russell"	Calling Out of Context	Audika Records			0:43:32 (Pop-up)
Antony & the Johnsons	Crazy in Love	Music from Jarvis Cocker's Sunday Service	Ace Records		*	0:49:20 (Pop-up)

Fran	Desert Wanderer "Desert Wanderer" by "Fran"	A Private Picture	Fire Talk Records		*	1:00:16 (Pop-up)
Lankum	Hunting the Wren "Hunting the Wren" by "Lankum"	The Livelong Day	Rough Trade Records		*	1:06:47 (Pop-up)
Fela Kuti	Colonial Mentality "Colonial Mentality" by "Fela Kuti"	King of Afrobeat: the Anthology	Universal Music			1:13:59 (Pop-up)
MeShell Ndegeocello & Yerba Buena! featuring Ron Blake	Gentleman	Red Hot + Riot	The Red Hot Organization / MCA 4AD			1:27:49 (Pop-up)

ABC	Hey Citizen! / King Money "Hey Citizen! / King Money" by "ABC"	Beauty Stab	Mercury Records			1:39:18 (Pop-up)
Salt-N-Pepa	Shoop "Shoop" by "Salt-N-Pepa"	Shoop Single	Next Plateau / FFRR			1:47:09 (Pop-up)
Lyn Collins	Mr. Big Stuff "Mr. Big Stuff" by "Lyn Collins"	Check Me Out If You Don’t Know Me By Now	People			1:51:08 (Pop-up)
The Jay Vons	Maybe I Loved You "Maybe I Loved You" by "The Jay Vons"	The Word	La Castanya		*	1:55:11 (Pop-up)
Messiahs of Glory	No Other Love "No Other Love" by "Messiahs of Glory"	No Other Love: Midwest Gospel (1965-1978)	Tompkins Square		*	1:58:06 (Pop-up)
KOKOKO!	Identite "Identite" by "KOKOKO!"	Fongola	Transgressive Records		*	2:01:24 (Pop-up)

Jay Som	Tenderness "Tenderness" by "Jay Som"	Anak Ko	Polyvinyl Records		*	2:11:38 (Pop-up)
Paper Beat Scissors	Better "Better" by "Paper Beat Scissors"	Parallel Line	Forward Music Group		*	2:15:08 (Pop-up)
Carla dal Forno	No Trace "No Trace" by "Carla dal Forno"	Look Up Sharp	Kallista Records		*	2:19:11 (Pop-up)
Matt Maltese	Tall Buildings "Tall Buildings" by "Matt Maltese"	Krystal	7476		*	2:22:32 (Pop-up)
Itasca	Bess's Dance "Bess's Dance" by "Itasca"	Spring	Paradise of Bachelors		*	2:25:54 (Pop-up)
Jackie DeShannon	Bird on a Wire "Bird on a Wire" by "Jackie DeShannon"	To Be Free	Imperial Records			2:29:36 (Pop-up)
GEA	Followers "Followers" by "GEA"	Butterflies	Fragity Oy		*	2:33:43 (Pop-up)

Honey Radar	Carousel Society "Carousel Society" by "Honey Radar"	Ruby Puff of Dust	What's Yr Rupture?	Honey Radar will be live on Burn It Down! with Nate K. on December 10th!	*	2:41:56 (Pop-up)
Širom	Low Probability of a Hug "Low Probability of a Hug" by "Širom"	A Universe that Roasts Blossoms for a Horse (Svet, Ki Speče Konju Cvet)	Glitterbeat Records		*	2:45:02 (Pop-up)
Lucifer Was	Fandango "Fandango" by "Lucifer Was"	Underground and Beyond	Guerssen Records		*	2:52:40 (Pop-up)
Eleanor Friedberger	Never Is a Long Time	New View	Frenchkiss Records			2:56:02 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	5:06pm L W Rhino: Good evening.
	5:08pm Listener Phillip In The Bronx: THERESE:) happy you joined us on this wet cold snowy sunday
	5:09pm mariano: Oh wow, so used to the 3-6-9-12 schedule that I didn't realize the show had switched over. I was thinking: Bill Kelly's playing Klaus Nomi? Hi Therese and everyone!
	5:11pm Therese: Hello everyone!
	5:11pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Is it me or are Queers smarter nicer people & stuff ?
	5:11pm ?: great garbo rules
	5:13pm spodiodi: odd. Aloha
	5:13pm badbob: its just you
	5:15pm L W Rhino: I'm sensing a theme here, Klaus, Freddie, Lou, Arthur... all dead and male.
	5:15pm listener monica: some of us went to our high school proms with gay men. our boyfriends did not mind.
	5:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...bit of a generalization I suppose...don't think I've met a dumb narrow-minded or aggro one tho I must say...
	5:17pm Shira: Love this "new" Arthur Russell track.
	5:19pm listener monica: a great song. my favorite of the disco era.
	5:20pm Jett: Gotta go with the original Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes version of "Don't Leave Me This Way, for me.
	5:22pm sugarwolf: Loving this set so much!
	5:22pm mariano: One of the best choruses in any genre. Makes you want to jump up from your seat and dance.
	5:24pm Jett: Met and briefly hung out with Klaus Nomi in the early eighties, super nice guy, cool people!
	5:25pm JakeGould: Hey Therese! @LWRhino: You know, Baby Yoda spoiler assists in killing a very large space Rhino in “The Mandalorian.”
	5:26pm mariano: Kate Pearson has a resort in the Catskills, very 50s-kitsch feel overall (big surprise there!): www.lazymeadow.com
	5:27pm queems: prob my fave b52s song
	5:27pm mariano: *Pierson, sorry. Why did I always think it was Pearson?
	5:29pm spodiodi: baby (not)Yoda has captured global the attention of the planet
	5:30pm spodiodi: that was redundant and exaggerated, but he's one cute puppet
	5:30pm Tome: Ricky Wilson ( ,,
	5:31pm JakeGould: @spodiodi: His character is also great!
	5:31pm Larry from Westwood: Wow. Great show. First time listener. IBJ Forever.
	5:32pm spodiodi: indeed, JaleGould! we're hooked :)
	5:32pm spodiodi: JakeGould*
	5:33pm spodiodi: all this math is messing with my finger control
	5:33pm Sid: Therese keeps George Harrison in the basement!
	5:34pm spodiodi: Red Hot and Blue, baby
	5:35pm spodiodi: so many nice covers on that
	5:36pm mariano: Yeah, the Pogues have a good one on RH&B if I'm remembering right.
	5:37pm Jeff g. via app: Holding out for some Bronski Beat.
	5:37pm spodiodi: Don't Fence Me In by David Byrne cover is pretty sweet too
	5:37pm sugarwolf: I still have my Abbaesque CD from high school :)
	5:37pm spodiodi: this Erasure one is great
	5:42pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Jobriath - as much Laura Nyro as Boowie ?
	5:53pm phat: the Times collection of photos of the people we lost (a tiny, tiny fraction) killed me.
	5:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Foucalt... www.nytimes.com...
	6:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Keith Haring...
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Mapplethorpe...
	6:01pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Nureyev...
	6:02pm Therese: It's staggering, really.
	6:04pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ....Stephanie - the sister of my friend...
	6:04pm chresti: Hello Therese and company!
	6:06pm greatb: hi all! Fran's voice reminds me a bit of Sophia Knapp's... who I think I also first heard so many years ago on this show!
	6:08pm phat: staggering, yes. and it doesn't include any of the friends I had here in Nebraska. staggering
	6:08pm slugluv1313: my boss at my first job out of college in NYC -- 1984 -- when idiots were still spreading rumors about bathrooms being "contaminated," etc.
	6:12pm greatb: is the world more hellish then, or now?
	6:12pm JakeGould: @slugluv1313: As someone who lost a family member to AIDS, I just need to say as ugly as someone saying it was transmitted via bathrooms go, in 1984 most people had no clue what it was or how it was transmitted. It was simply some magical “gay cancer.” Now if someone was saying that B.S. in 1994 and beyond, they should’ve been smacked upside the head.
	6:12pm TDK60: Hello.
	6:13pm ParUbi of Pittsburgh: Hi Therese & everyone
	6:13pm slugluv1313: Good Evening, Therese and everyone @ phat and RRN63 -- have not been able to look at The New York Times' list yet Jobriath -- adored him when i was still a teenage kid in the wretched suburbs of NJ -- his style changed over the years, , but he was so way ahead of his time
	6:13pm greatb: I do like how C Everett Koop snuck that letter over his bosses head
	6:15pm phat: @greatb different kind of hellish inspired by the same people.
	6:16pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: How the Gay Community improvised Compassion & Hospice in the face of that. That changed Society.
	6:18pm slugluv1313: oh yes! C. Everett Koop! he was a "hero" to so many of us! sure the ultra-right-wing "pro-lifers" loved him b/c of his anti-abortion stance (&, when i learned more about him, i linka understood why -- among other things, he had worked with ICU neonates) -- then HATED him b/c he was advocating condom use, did not care about anyone's "sexual orientation" etc. -- "they are ALL my constituents!" -- and wanted to protect the public's health (& i still have the newsletter he sent out to EVERYONE way back when)
	6:19pm JakeGould: @slugluv1313: FWIW, the conclusion that AIDS was blood-borne was made between 1983 and 1984: “In the interval between the decisions of early 1983 and discovery of the virus that causes AIDS in early 1984, public health and blood industry officials became more certain that AIDS was a blood-borne disease as the number of reported cases of AIDS among hemophiliacs and transfused patients increased.” www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov... I would genuinely give someone the benefit of the doubt if they felt — let’s say — a layer of TP on the toilet seat might help in some way. Seems silly in retrospect, but I wouldn’t just chastise people for thinking that way early in the game; so to say…
	6:21pm greatb: "they are all my constituents," wow, that is dope!
	6:22pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): hello, World AIDS Day is the topic? Ahhh…
	6:22pm slugluv1313: @ RRN63 -- yes -- and, the "underground" piercing and tattoo communities were using rubber gloves, etc., WAY before anyone else was -- and doing workshops on how to do certain "extreme" practices safely
	6:29pm slugluv1313: @ JakeGould -- i am so sorry that you lost a family member -- i cannot imagine how awful that is, i just hope everyone was/is loving and supportive for you and yes, by 1984, most everyone knew (especially in NYC!) that you could not get AIDS from toilet seats, using someone else's toothbrushes, mosquito bites, etc. -- what was so horrifically ugly and infuriating were the awful rumors people were spreading -- "You know, people are afraid to use the same restroom as 'X' uses," etc. . . .
	6:33pm listener 126464: Sweet show Therese, thanks. Cheers y'all!
	6:33pm JakeGould: @slugluv1313: Ummm… I’m bowing out of your screed but I was a teen and in my 20s when I had to assist in caring for this family member so all I have to say is… Yes! There were badly informed people out there, but I also knew that I personally was terrified because the blood transmission aspect affected my caring for them as well… And don’t worry, don’t keep in touch with tons of people in high school thanks (in part) to their ignorance. Anyway, you are greatly oversimplifying why someone would be cautious back in the early 1980s and ascribing bigotry I cannot agree with to people who were simply uniformed and living in the Reagan era. PS: “…especially in NYC!” There are lots of parts of NYC that are not downtown or the East Village. So please, stop painting attitudes with a wide swath.
	6:40pm RobinSays: Therese, many thanx for your heartfelt mentioning of World AIDS day. Remember those we lost, wear a condom, love each other...
	6:40pm sonnyspop: ABC!!!
	6:43pm chresti: Who are you? Why, you are the town crier, the messenger, as well as DJ Therese, that's who you are!
	6:45pm Jett: Always liked Martin Fry's singing voice. ABC were a great group!
	6:49pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): I'm just deeply grateful that it has been a long time since anyone i know has left this world because of AIDS. Moving to San Francisco in the 80s was intense. Remembering so many brilliant souls, gone too soon! xoxox
	6:52pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): 4 years, not that long ago, not long enough.
	6:59pm chresti: Sweet set, Therese
	7:03pm ParUbi of Pittsburgh: I probably would have sailed right through today without reflecting on World Aids Day if it hadn't been for your show, Therese. Thank you.
	7:03pm TDK60: Kool band.
	7:06pm BH: so, say "Kokoko" like you're singing "My Coco" by Stellastarr?
	7:12pm LW Rhino: Hello..Newbin. Hello, Jerry.
	7:14pm slugluv1313: @ JakeGould -- i am so sorry, it was not the ignorance that bothered me, but the sheer hatred behind the comments -- our co-worker was sick and dying, and all people could do was be ugly and mean about it
	7:16pm sugarwolf: 90.1 just went off, stupid weather!
	7:18pm JakeGould: @sugarwolf: Maybe the hamsters running that transmitter said, “Nuts to this!” got in it’s little car and headed back home?
	7:19pm Listener Robert: Beat me to it sugarwolf, I just booted up to say so. Probably ice brought down a power line in Mt. Hope NY.
	7:20pm Tennessee Jeb: Good music
	7:26pm Listener Robert: Reading upthread, I recall considerable skepticism among scientists even in 1984 over whether there even was a transmissible "AIDS agent". It looked LIKELY that there was, but that conclusion was far from nailed down to the satisfaction of many scientists. I myself wasn't satisfied until the middle 1990s because of 2 lines of evidence: (1) the success of protease inhibitors which were the product of rational drug design against the putative HIV, and (2) the work of Aaron Ho, who was able to correlate so closely viral load of HIV to signs and symptoms of AIDS.
	7:33pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Therese. Hi, everybody. How's it going?
	7:34pm JakeGould: @Ken: This rain, sleet, hail and snow is really a bummer. But the music is fine!
	7:36pm Therese: Thanks for the heads up, @sugarwolf and @Listener Robert! I've informed the Powers That Be.
	7:38pm mariano: Sorry to hear about the icky weather up north. 'Sup Ken.
	7:41pm McGroovey: The myoozik is perfect this evening. Thanks.
	7:46pm Booz: This show’s on fire. Everyone says so.
	7:50pm TDK60: Like this Širom , folksiness. Slovenians.
	7:50pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): i like this strange song
	7:51pm highballer:
	7:52pm highballer: Oops
	7:52pm JakeGould: @highballer: What a boner!
	7:56pm spodiodi: thanks, Therese
	7:56pm TDK60: ..thanks for the spins, DJ T.
	7:57pm mariano: Thanks Therese, see the rest of y'all over at Gaylord's.
	7:58pm chresti: Thanks Therese.
	7:59pm highballer: @jake Hey! Lol I.m a little out of it ;)

Therese: Playlist from December 1, 2019

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