WFMU: Miracle Nutrition with Hearty White: Playlist from May 25, 2017

Listener comments!
	7:02pm common: Hearty
	7:02pm melinda: greetings!
	7:02pm dale: antique appraisal circus! my favorite circus!
	7:03pm coelacanth∅: howdy Hearty!
	7:03pm melinda: Antiques Roadshow theme song is the worst ear worm.
	7:05pm Greg from ZONE 5: Evening, Hearty & all! Good to be listening live.
	7:05pm common: Hello good peoples
	7:06pm dale: melinda - ANY worms in your ears is bad.
	7:09pm melinda: True, dale. I kind of hate that phrase, too, but couldn't think of a better one.
	7:13pm dale: you should see an eye ear nose and throat guy. or an entemologist.
	7:15pm Uncle Michael: Rockford Files: Best show ever.
	7:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: One of the best theme songs, I say!
	7:18pm melinda: @Ken I agree!
	7:18pm Fox (Rā-chul): I BEGGED my father to buy me Keds, even though I knew there was no difference between the brand name shoes and the ones that looked exactly alike from PathMark. Because I knew the hell I would get from the kids at school if my shoes didn't have that blue label on the back.
	7:20pm JakeGould: Anhyone else remember when you could get sneakers from discount stores, unboxed in huge bins that we—as kids—all called “rejects?” Now that was a bargain! I clearly remember bins of yellow Converse high tops. Utterly nobody wanted them.
	7:22pm melinda: I remember a dime store that had bins of sneakers, but they were a rung or two below Converse. There was a black w/white stripes variety that a lot of kids wore in the 70s, don't know the brand.
	7:24pm coelacanth∅: to this day i couldn't tell you what the fashion trends were in my grade schools. i did get a chuckle and "nice shirt" on class picture day once, c.5th grade. i wore a paisley shirt, which i had worn before; and the comment came from the girl i most had a crush on, who was wearing a minidress much more colorful than my shirt. - maybe she was flirting? anyway i didn't give a shit if anyone else didn't like my clothing.
	7:24pm Fox (Rā-chul): Toxoplasmosis! It infects cat people. It also increases your likelihood of being in the BDSM scene. www.independent.co.uk...
	7:26pm melinda: That's fascinating, Fox. Toxoplasmagondii is also linked to schizophrenia, didn't know about the BDSM.
	7:27pm Fox (Rā-chul): All my clothes when I was a kid came from a thrift store in Paterson, and hand me downs from cousins and from my two Great Aunts who still lived in Paterson. I wore old man 70's pants with high waists and massive plaid, crazy ornate women's hats from the 40's, velvet smoking jackets, etc.
	7:29pm Syd: Hearty!
	7:29pm coelacanth∅: Fox did you like dressing like that? ...i was intrigued by the girls who dressed crazy!
	7:30pm coelacanth∅: i don't like moist cookies, in general. i like cooked cookies.
	7:31pm JakeGould: NOT GOOD!!!
	7:36pm Fox (Rā-chul): I didn't really have a critical sense of myself. I was chubby/fat, I didn't really care. I dressed in whatever I could find, and thought it was fun, and never really thought about it. I was always like that, though. I dressed only by obsessively matching colors, regardless of the fit or style of the article.
	7:36pm ?: Aunt infested?
	7:37pm steve: Fox was the thrift store Red White and Blue? i used to go there...
	7:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...some hippies gave me antacid...
	7:38pm bobby: Wisdom embedded in nonsense, sapphires embedded in crappy rock Great lines in bad books...
	7:38pm dale: i wore hand me downs from my three brothers and when i got them i was happy because i was finally as big as they were.
	7:39pm dale: i didn't notice that the clothes were worn out - until i split my pants in 4th grade. suddenly old clothes made me self -conscious.
	7:40pm coelacanth∅: my Aunt Kay was emerald,embedded. on holidays we had to decide who's going to sit and listen to Aunt Kay's stories for hours; but the fact is she had an interesting life and amazing stories - if you could be patient.
	7:41pm JakeGould: That art thing he’s talking about is John McCracken, right?
	7:43pm Fox (Rā-chul): Steve: Yup, sure was!
	7:45pm steve: nice. as a broke teenager and then college student i thought it was like a treasure trove.
	7:46pm Fox (Rā-chul): steve: I brought my college friends there once, and they were horrified and overwhelmed.
	7:47pm Fox (Rā-chul): Hey, Hearty fans: Is there a particular episode in which Hearty talks about how to find solace after the death of a loved one when one is of atheist leanings? I'm having some difficulty.
	7:49pm coelacanth∅: interesting, Fox. (@7.36) i don't know how i would've interpreted that, as a child. i was conscious of my clothes in that i picked them. if i got brown fuzzy corduroy flairs it was because i liked them. i never looked at what other kids were wearing. -i don't know why i rarely got my older brother's cloths. probably because we generally wore our clothes until they were unwearable, i guess.
	7:51pm steve: Hearty spoke a good deal about the death of a close friend at his show at Monty Hall during the past marathon... that may be online.
	7:52pm melinda: I think he was considering not airing that performance.
	7:53pm melinda: I hope he does, though.
	7:53pm Fox (Rā-chul): Oh, he'd mentioned that. I remember that, now. I didn't get a chance to attend that performance. I had migraines.
	7:53pm coelacanth∅: he definitely talked of death but may have mentioned the bible..? - ask the man himself.
	7:54pm melinda: Mounds doesn't.
	7:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Having grown up in the 70s - I'm now fairly allergic to polyester & large collars...
	7:54pm common: We kept and raised the bath Water! That killed me! So good
	7:55pm Syd: Great one Hearty!
	7:56pm coelacanth∅: damn, Hearty! i would've loved to see the chambers brothers!
	7:56pm common: And yes, coel
	7:57pm P-90: Bravo, Maestro Bianco! #letsgetacowbellforHearty
	7:57pm Fox (Rā-chul): coel - Yeah, I could ask, but I know that in the past he also mentioned that he didn't remember what hie talked about in each episode.
	7:57pm coelacanth∅: when i was little and didn't get into such funky music yet, i still liked to sneak peaks at the ohio players' album covers!
	7:57pm maestroso: Great show Hearty!
	8:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Hearty! Great program as always! tchau camaradas
	8:01pm Cooh John: Comic books and Shelby Mustang
	8:01pm melinda: thank you hearty!
	8:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Think about it: Hearty's this exceptional & distinctive & relevant - & virtually just dry speaking w/out effects.

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm common: Hearty
	7:02pm melinda: greetings!
	7:02pm dale: antique appraisal circus! my favorite circus!
	7:03pm coelacanth∅: howdy Hearty!
	7:03pm melinda: Antiques Roadshow theme song is the worst ear worm.
	7:05pm Greg from ZONE 5: Evening, Hearty & all! Good to be listening live.
	7:05pm common: Hello good peoples
	7:06pm dale: melinda - ANY worms in your ears is bad.
	7:09pm melinda: True, dale. I kind of hate that phrase, too, but couldn't think of a better one.
	7:13pm dale: you should see an eye ear nose and throat guy. or an entemologist.
	7:15pm Uncle Michael: Rockford Files: Best show ever.
	7:16pm Ken From Hyde Park: One of the best theme songs, I say!
	7:18pm melinda: @Ken I agree!
	7:18pm Fox (Rā-chul): I BEGGED my father to buy me Keds, even though I knew there was no difference between the brand name shoes and the ones that looked exactly alike from PathMark. Because I knew the hell I would get from the kids at school if my shoes didn't have that blue label on the back.
	7:20pm JakeGould: Anhyone else remember when you could get sneakers from discount stores, unboxed in huge bins that we—as kids—all called “rejects?” Now that was a bargain! I clearly remember bins of yellow Converse high tops. Utterly nobody wanted them.
	7:22pm melinda: I remember a dime store that had bins of sneakers, but they were a rung or two below Converse. There was a black w/white stripes variety that a lot of kids wore in the 70s, don't know the brand.
	7:24pm coelacanth∅: to this day i couldn't tell you what the fashion trends were in my grade schools. i did get a chuckle and "nice shirt" on class picture day once, c.5th grade. i wore a paisley shirt, which i had worn before; and the comment came from the girl i most had a crush on, who was wearing a minidress much more colorful than my shirt. - maybe she was flirting? anyway i didn't give a shit if anyone else didn't like my clothing.
	7:24pm Fox (Rā-chul): Toxoplasmosis! It infects cat people. It also increases your likelihood of being in the BDSM scene. www.independent.co.uk...
	7:26pm melinda: That's fascinating, Fox. Toxoplasmagondii is also linked to schizophrenia, didn't know about the BDSM.
	7:27pm Fox (Rā-chul): All my clothes when I was a kid came from a thrift store in Paterson, and hand me downs from cousins and from my two Great Aunts who still lived in Paterson. I wore old man 70's pants with high waists and massive plaid, crazy ornate women's hats from the 40's, velvet smoking jackets, etc.
	7:29pm Syd: Hearty!
	7:29pm coelacanth∅: Fox did you like dressing like that? ...i was intrigued by the girls who dressed crazy!
	7:30pm coelacanth∅: i don't like moist cookies, in general. i like cooked cookies.
	7:31pm JakeGould: NOT GOOD!!!
	7:36pm Fox (Rā-chul): I didn't really have a critical sense of myself. I was chubby/fat, I didn't really care. I dressed in whatever I could find, and thought it was fun, and never really thought about it. I was always like that, though. I dressed only by obsessively matching colors, regardless of the fit or style of the article.
	7:36pm ?: Aunt infested?
	7:37pm steve: Fox was the thrift store Red White and Blue? i used to go there...
	7:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...some hippies gave me antacid...
	7:38pm bobby: Wisdom embedded in nonsense, sapphires embedded in crappy rock Great lines in bad books...
	7:38pm dale: i wore hand me downs from my three brothers and when i got them i was happy because i was finally as big as they were.
	7:39pm dale: i didn't notice that the clothes were worn out - until i split my pants in 4th grade. suddenly old clothes made me self -conscious.
	7:40pm coelacanth∅: my Aunt Kay was emerald,embedded. on holidays we had to decide who's going to sit and listen to Aunt Kay's stories for hours; but the fact is she had an interesting life and amazing stories - if you could be patient.
	7:41pm JakeGould: That art thing he’s talking about is John McCracken, right?
	7:43pm Fox (Rā-chul): Steve: Yup, sure was!
	7:45pm steve: nice. as a broke teenager and then college student i thought it was like a treasure trove.
	7:46pm Fox (Rā-chul): steve: I brought my college friends there once, and they were horrified and overwhelmed.
	7:47pm Fox (Rā-chul): Hey, Hearty fans: Is there a particular episode in which Hearty talks about how to find solace after the death of a loved one when one is of atheist leanings? I'm having some difficulty.
	7:49pm coelacanth∅: interesting, Fox. (@7.36) i don't know how i would've interpreted that, as a child. i was conscious of my clothes in that i picked them. if i got brown fuzzy corduroy flairs it was because i liked them. i never looked at what other kids were wearing. -i don't know why i rarely got my older brother's cloths. probably because we generally wore our clothes until they were unwearable, i guess.
	7:51pm steve: Hearty spoke a good deal about the death of a close friend at his show at Monty Hall during the past marathon... that may be online.
	7:52pm melinda: I think he was considering not airing that performance.
	7:53pm melinda: I hope he does, though.
	7:53pm Fox (Rā-chul): Oh, he'd mentioned that. I remember that, now. I didn't get a chance to attend that performance. I had migraines.
	7:53pm coelacanth∅: he definitely talked of death but may have mentioned the bible..? - ask the man himself.
	7:54pm melinda: Mounds doesn't.
	7:54pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Having grown up in the 70s - I'm now fairly allergic to polyester & large collars...
	7:54pm common: We kept and raised the bath Water! That killed me! So good
	7:55pm Syd: Great one Hearty!
	7:56pm coelacanth∅: damn, Hearty! i would've loved to see the chambers brothers!
	7:56pm common: And yes, coel
	7:57pm P-90: Bravo, Maestro Bianco! #letsgetacowbellforHearty
	7:57pm Fox (Rā-chul): coel - Yeah, I could ask, but I know that in the past he also mentioned that he didn't remember what hie talked about in each episode.
	7:57pm coelacanth∅: when i was little and didn't get into such funky music yet, i still liked to sneak peaks at the ohio players' album covers!
	7:57pm maestroso: Great show Hearty!
	8:00pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Hearty! Great program as always! tchau camaradas
	8:01pm Cooh John: Comic books and Shelby Mustang
	8:01pm melinda: thank you hearty!
	8:02pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Think about it: Hearty's this exceptional & distinctive & relevant - & virtually just dry speaking w/out effects.

Miracle Nutrition with Hearty White: Playlist from May 25, 2017

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