WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from March 16, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:02pm malĥerbo (nl): Hi Olivia!
	3:03pm steveo: Hiiiiiiiii Oliviviviviviviva
	3:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	3:04pm fred: Hello Olivia and listeners. Things got real weird over here today. My workplace closed its doors for at least a month, I'm trying to set up stuff to work from home (after carrying a computer in subway and bus)
	3:04pm modern blaze: hi there!
	3:05pm modern blaze: retreat on your pc's!
	3:05pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Olivia! Hoping everyone's recovering from the Marathon smoothly, and congrats on the mighty haul!
	3:06pm olivia: afternoon everybody! good to be with you all today
	3:07pm Phillippe Bastille: The amount of people in the gun section of my local bait shop this afternoon was a little troubling...
	3:07pm Rich in Washington: hello Olivia! Hi everybodeez!
	3:07pm Rich in Washington: Sorry to hear, fred! Hope everything works out OK!
	3:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Long distance virus-free virtual hugs to Olivia and all in attendance.
	3:09pm Rich in Bay Ridge: Hey everyone in the social distance brigade
	3:10pm xtrakrispy: Sanity in pasta consumption.
	3:10pm Danny San: Olivia ! The gal who got me to realize how plants are absolute beauty and wisdom.
	3:10pm karen eliot: good afternoon. gen was a wonderful person. will miss her.
	3:11pm malĥerbo (nl): rip https://pitchfork.com/news/genesis-breyer-p-orridge-dead-at-70/
	3:11pm modern blaze: don't ash the stories!
	3:11pm Malcolm: RIP Genesis P-Orrige
	3:11pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	3:11pm Rich in Washington: I always felt that GPO's voice in the 80s and 90s sort of overlapped Burroughs in terms of being a advocate of voluntary social mutation, evolution. I feel sort of the same about the former's passing as I did about the latter. Both were sort of guiding forces for me in a lot of ways.
	3:12pm Yes: Thank you , Olivia
	3:12pm Handy Haversack: Hey, everyone.
	3:13pm modern blaze: what Rich said©
	3:13pm John from Florham park: Hey fellow ravioli listeners I hope we are all hanging in there
	3:14pm zopa: Confirmed case in the building I work in. Have been remoting since last Thursday. No symptoms... yet. Stay healthy. That's an order!
	3:15pm John from Florham park: @Zopa hang in there and check in when you can
	3:17pm Chi Bill: I like this Tim Presley! thought for sure it was Bryan Ferry.
	3:17pm efd: wow, cool to hear a Willie Alexander cover! Nice one, Tim Presley, and hi Olivia!
	3:17pm zopa: Will do. I admit, I'm a little freaked. I'm in the risk age group (53), and had my spleen partially removed when I was younger due to cancer. The fatalist in me says it's too late. The optimist in me say NOT TODAY VIRUS!
	3:18pm efd: seeing now that Tim Presley album is from 2016, I missed it the first time around.
	3:19pm Carmichael: Heya Olivia and preppers, hoarders, and those in hiding. Life is fairly normal here in Sacramento; I'll do some research on the number of open bars and get back to you.
	3:19pm modern blaze: peace on you...
	3:19pm John from Florham park: @Zopa perfect attitude, as long as the accu chat is up we are going to be all right
	3:20pm Carmichael: What city are you in, Zopa?
	3:21pm zopa: @John from Florham park: absolutely! FMU family is the best family. @Carmichael: Albany NY
	3:23pm McGroovey: I'm headbanging to Mack Porter here.
	3:23pm modern blaze: °✓
	3:24pm yes: <3
	3:24pm McGroovey: @zopa I lived in Albany for most of the eighties (Fall '81 to Spring '88, I think)
	3:25pm Phillippe Bastille: Hang in there Zopa. Wash, rinse, repeat. We'll all get through this. We have the power of WFMU!
	3:25pm Steavin Las Vegas: Hi, Radio Family! <3
	3:26pm John from Florham park: @PB saw your comment about people buying guns, that is scary
	3:26pm Phillippe Bastille: Olivia, someone's crystal ball wasn't working. A WFMU-emblazoned mask and hand sanitizer would've brought in the pledges! Next year, right?
	3:27pm McGroovey: Or was it Spring '89? The years do slip by.
	3:27pm zopa: @McGroovey: Ah... The Whalen Era. Good times... Good Times.
	3:27pm malĥerbo (nl): We can run, but prolly won’t be able to hide all that long.
	3:28pm modern blaze: Olivia u da best!
	3:29pm McGroovey: Tail end of the Corning era, too. 288 Lark & Chateau Lounge, then QE2. I saw Yo La Tengo and the Feelies at QE2 when they were both pretty much local bands (local to the Hudson Valley). And all the great local Albany bands.
	3:30pm TDK60: Hi Olivia.
	3:30pm zopa: Yeah. It was a unique time, music-wise, in Albany back then. Good punk scence as well.
	3:31pm Rich in Washington: Ugh. Last year around this time I actually priced bulk surgical masks for a gag promo thing (Cratedigger's Lung, get it?) but now I can't even imagine...
	3:31pm olivia: hey again to all the folks coming in! I'm a little bit late on all the conversations and a little bit in a fog today. but appreciate seeing your comments xx
	3:32pm Phillippe Bastille: @JFFP Not sure if they were there for guns or ammo. I did not have a lot of competition for my earthworms and frozen squid. My son does target shooting and after I told him what I saw he went to the on-line store where he gets his ammo to see if they've had a run and it was all sold out. So, toilet paper, cleaning supplies, bullets, milk, eggs seems to be the order of the purchasing operation.
	3:32pm DJ Pat K: Oh yeah... this is the stuff...
	3:32pm yes: It’s a pretty one
	3:33pm WoodsOfNH: Don't worry Olivia, we're all in a fog.
	3:34pm Phillippe Bastille: That was pretty, pasta lady
	3:34pm TDK60: Play some foggy music or some de-foggin' music; either way, it's ok..
	3:35pm JakeGould: FWIW to anyone who is freaked, the past few days I have been urban exploring places that should be busy that are not in NYC and while doing it I felt completely fine, but the second I got a block away from home complete panic attack response in me. That old adage you can’t sprint a marathon? Spread the panic out if you can and chill in any way if you can. Deep breaths and walks around that block. That is honestly allowed in NYC for now. Sunny outside. And my super didn’t lock my roof access so I get my sun by going up there when I don”t want to go downstairs.
	3:36pm allanINtoronto: Relanxious
	3:36pm RomanDogBird: ok, hello
	3:36pm John from Florham park: @PB fuck that’s all I have to say
	3:37pm JakeGould: Also, if you feel absent minded in the middle of this that is normal. Absentmindedness is just temporary dissociation.
	3:37pm Marley P. Dogg: Hi everyone
	3:38pm Marley P. Dogg: Olivia - thanks for being on today
	3:39pm Richard S: Bars and restaurants may be closed, but parks and beaches are open! Well, the buildings and facilities might be closed, but the trails are still there! Get outside and see nature waking up after the winter!
	3:39pm allanINtoronto: This is great
	3:40pm P-90: Very stimulating and soothing ravioli-ish sounds today, thanks for being here @Olivia.
	3:42pm Phillippe Bastille: @JFFP I'm not freaked about it or anything, but the guy inside me with the useless sociology degree can't help but marvel at the way certain, um, "interest groups" react in times of stress. Our interest group's reaction here? Spend even MORE time listening to WFMU and typing on the comments board. Love you guys!
	3:42pm JakeGould: Yeah, when people say “Don’t go out!” in cities it seems that people are using the bar/partying “Go out…” instead of the literal, “Get out of your apartment/home…” go out. Mental health is massively important nowadays. And Moog and Korg just made a few paid synth apps free specifically due to cooped up stress. pitchfork.com...
	3:44pm olivia: wow, interesting, thanks for the link JakeGould...
	3:44pm John from Florham park: @PB if it was not for the accu chat and the music on this station I would be freaking out now and just glued to the news 24 7
	3:45pm JakeGould: @PhillippeBastille: Do you notice people leaning in towards authoritarianism and fascism now? Because honestly I am now learning some people I know would gladly have soldiers on the streets right now.
	3:45pm Marley P. Dogg: This song makes me picture a scene from Stranger Things
	3:46pm Ike: Thanks Jake. I've shared that link.
	3:46pm Mennlinn Rebarts: Odoriko means "dancing child"
	3:48pm John from Florham park: @Jakegoukd if that happened that means the shit will hit the fan abc we are lost as a society
	3:48pm olivia: ooh! good to know. thanks Mennlinn Rebarts
	3:48pm TDK60: Is that Moog link only for apps on little gizmos? Or laptops/desktops too?
	3:48pm JakeGould: @TDK60: iOS and Android devices.
	3:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Pro tip: If you run out of toilet paper, do _not_ call 911.
	3:50pm steveo: my family and i had a rope jumping contest yesterday in the back yard; i lost, but i was able to complete 8 consecutive jumps and i was proud of that
	3:50pm John from Florham park: @KFHP did someone really do that
	3:51pm JakeGould: @JohnfromFlorhamPark: I wouldn’t be shocked if the jerks in power right now did that. A lot of what is happening right now is directly connected to lack of a social care system in this country an Drumpf and Pence literally not caring. Under competent leadership, we would not be in this bad of a situation where there is money for the “Space Force” but cuts to medical and other research.
	3:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: @John - Of course, because America is full of knuckleheads. www.cnn.com...
	3:52pm Richard S: If you run out of TP, GET MEDIEVAL ON YOUR BOTTOM! Rags or a sponge on a stick..... (grin)
	3:52pm Phillippe Bastille: @JakeGould not seeing much here. I live in a pretty laid-back neighborhood outside of Annapolis, which is a fairly liberal area. Some of my neighbors are in the defense and intelligence community (the Naval Academy and NSA are close by and keep a lot of people paid), but I've never really even gotten much of a conservative vibe from them. Across the bridge from us on MD's Eastern Shore, though, I'm sure there's a person or two lacin' up the boots.
	3:53pm JakeGould: @KenFromHydePark: Good to know! I will dial 311 instead.
	3:54pm melinda: Hi all!
	3:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Who has Covidcake?
	3:56pm coelacanth∅: yum
	3:57pm TDK60: Don't worry folks, I'm not calling the govt. up because I ran out of patience...
	3:57pm northguineahills: how many projects does Kevin Martin have? I believe, it's more then a baker's dozen.
	3:57pm Ike: @PB, I'm orig. from the ES and it's a mix. It's not 100% Marylabama. My folks are relaxed so far. Easier to do social distancing and avoid the gun nuts when there's not too many ppl around in the first place....
	3:57pm John from Florham park: @Jake all I can say is I really hope not @KFHP just posted that on my Facebook page @PB I am sure they would pull you aside when the shit hit the fan
	3:58pm JakeGould: Can we not pay taxes this year?
	4:01pm Rev. Turnip Druid: JakeGould for Prezdint.
	4:01pm coelacanth∅: i didn't pay taxes last year (which was not my intention) and as a result i have no health insurance. thank you, scumbag american government.
	4:02pm Ike: In the world of crappy self-published books, especially crappy "SHTF" post-apocalyptic prepper novels (viruses, zombies, ridiculous and implausible North Korean EMP attacks) are a niche. I bet the clueless dinguses who write this stuff are getting really excited right about now.
	4:02pm WoodsOfNH: @JakeGould C'mon, we're GOTTA pay for that Space Force!
	4:02pm Phillippe Bastille: @Ike Agreed, not 100% rednecky, but if there's a more conservative concentration, it's there (and west of Frederick)
	4:05pm northguineahills: I still am pay NYS taxes, b/c in 2008 my taxes to the state didn't go through online (but it did for the IRS), and then in 2014, I get a phone call about that I owed $12k. Oh, my kindly international benefactor's PayPal donation came through for me an hour ago, so, i can at least get my heart back soon!
	4:06pm modern blaze: °×°
	4:08pm modern blaze: are we talking tribal
	4:08pm Hugo (NL): Hi there! My working days are longer because of 'lockdownísh Netherlands, but the upside is I get to listen to WFMU on more and different hours. *Tnx OliviaHi fellow listeners **
	4:09pm Ike: @PB, oh believe me, I know. I am very happy to be outta there for many years now. Beyond just the politics, the flatness of the land and the whole "strip-mall hell" thing really depresses me too.
	4:09pm modern blaze: are we talking glitchy
	4:10pm JakeGould: Mexico’s Coronavirus Message to the U.S.: “Please, Build Your Stupid Wall Already!”
	4:11pm malĥerbo (nl): Hi Hugo! This is one of the best times to listen to wfmu.
	4:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: VERY DIGGING.
	4:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: NO CLICKY STAR. VERY DIGGING.
	4:13pm olivia: Good write up on the bandcamp for this one... "n ‘STRESS II’, his first Haunter release, London-based producer D. Shan creates a meme-like re-imagination of free improvisation through the lens of sample manipulation, drifting from bewildered percussion hits to utter tonal deflagration. This renders the tape a peculiar soup of electronic dirt in which vocal clippings of circlejerk online discourse and glitch ridden discord mirror a headspace filled with hundreds of conflicting thoughts. Inspiration and sound sources re-trace the producer’s personal history, while delving into low-grade internet folklore and transglobal dance music. The chaos generated by such a radical approach is but a folk song for the contemporary experience, a set of angular emotional vectors sublimated into borderline spiritual energy."
	4:13pm iiibeat: This is good listening happening now.
	4:14pm olivia: I guess the weird characters made it so you couldn't clicky star.I added an X to make it "clickable"!
	4:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: yay clicky star/very digging, cont.
	4:14pm Handy Haversack: Well, our grocery store was def. busier than it's ever been on a Monday afternoon. But not that bad. Though the lack of broccoli was depressing! But that happens with that store in the best of times. Sounding good, Olivia!
	4:14pm Hugo (NL): malĥerbo (nl): inderdaad!
	4:15pm Hugo (NL): did the clicky star stuff. works like a charm
	4:16pm JakeGould: I was listening to WNYC today and this one caller mentioned how some neighborhoods managers are making people wait on line to get in to avoid crowds and panic. And then she said that in contrast in Sheepshead Bay, none of the supermarkets are doing that and it’s an endless shitshow.
	4:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Lunchtime walkies reveals the market up the street is wiped out for bready things. Half a stale bialy and a kick in the teeth is what you get. Ay!
	4:22pm Ike: Hmm, maybe I should dust off my old bread machine. For those who do not have one, but do have yeast and flour etc., try this classic: www.markbittman.com... It's not really "no-knead", just "lightly-knead."
	4:22pm modern blaze: Here's the thing: it was working till 10 PM and then i got to the subway. It was thursday. It wasn't crouded. There were some drunks. There were some nice ones. There was the smell. After i got off and it smelled funny. Was too dark. Was hanging with myself. bought some cheap japanese wine. Had a long walk home. Opened the door and was really happy to be at home at the time. Wasn't feeling lonely at all. Switched on cable. Opened the bottle and...
	4:23pm βrian: Where I come from, we wait in line, but we often shop online. (I've heard the "on line" construction a few times in the past weeks. New to me.)
	4:25pm βrian: If the dough feels kneaded there's no need to knead the dough.
	4:26pm steveo: after i broke both my arms i kneed the dough
	4:27pm Handy Haversack: We wait on line, @βrian but use in-line skates.
	4:28pm Phillippe Bastille: I'm a thrift store junky and there are two bread machines on the shelf in every freakin' store for a couple bucks. Did I buy one? No? Do regret that decision now? Yes. Do I want to venture in those stores now? No. Looks like I will have to bake like the cavemen did.
	4:29pm βrian: It seems that someone who waits on line would be moving amongst the queued folks, taking their drink orders.
	4:29pm Handy Haversack: ... in a cave, @Phillippe?
	4:29pm Phillippe Bastille: Excuse the bad Dad pun, but WFMU still kneads the dough...
	4:30pm Phillippe Bastille: @Handy Yes
	4:30pm coelacanth∅: i have no knead for bread, but they were out of decent rice and may or may not get it on tuesday.
	4:31pm βrian: That calls to mind: "The whiter your bread, the sooner you're dead."
	4:31pm coelacanth∅: (i bought indecent rice)
	4:31pm Cmurtha: Olivia you are killing it today. I am loving it.
	4:32pm Handy Haversack: Shoot, I bought weird beer! Just remembered that! Say!
	4:32pm olivia: thank ya, Cmurtha!
	4:32pm βrian: I haven't even made through one day with no-school six-year-old, and I'm already climbing the walls.
	4:32pm steveo: turning up the K.A.S.
	4:32pm mb: Hey peeps
	4:33pm coelacanth∅: she is. ...and it's dead already she's killed it so much but she keeps on killing it.
	4:34pm John from Florham park: @Cmurtha I think the DJs on here are going to be bringing their A game for a while to keep us from getting too depressed
	4:35pm John from Florham park: @Olivia you are killing it today
	4:35pm olivia: crazy cover on this one isn't it?!
	4:36pm coelacanth∅: many fmu show hosts don't know anything but bringing the a-game
	4:36pm Cmurtha: @John well if that's the case they are doing a damn good job today. YO THIS BRIDGE
	4:36pm Phillippe Bastille: My house is carb central, with two adult sons at home. Stopped in the Safeway last night for dog food (that's almost all bought out too, btw) and raided the markdown "we overbaked!" rack. Bought 4 pistachio muffins, 8 croissants, a pan of fruit danish, and an apple pie. 21 hours later there are 3 croissants and half an apple pie left. We will see if sugar withdrawal is a real thing soon.
	4:37pm John from Florham park: @Coel we would not want it any other way
	4:37pm TDK60: Remember to wash your hands while singing an old sea shanty, or Inna Gadda Da Vida.
	4:38pm coelacanth∅: day after day, week after week, a-game after a-game... one would think we'd tire of it.
	4:38pm zopa: Olivia, were you going to perform at Hoof and Mouth? If yes, what were you going to perform?
	4:39pm Carmichael: Speaking of a-games, can't wait for Micah's show tomorrow. A+ weirdness ...
	4:39pm jan: such beautiful music! Expanding Electricity!
	4:41pm olivia: nope, zopa, maybe with the delay i'll have more time to prep for the next time. or maybe not! lol
	4:41pm Phillippe Bastille: Olivia, the first time I saw your comment about the album cover, I thought: Wait, this song is a COVER?
	4:41pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe i ate a whole loaf of bread yeasterday. lots of kerrygold butter on it. not a good idea to clog up the body so much when i might have or get a fairly dangerous virus. i'll hold off on the other one.
	4:42pm modern blaze: transformation of all the eternity is not enough...
	4:42pm listener james from westwood: That Smith was enchanting.
	4:45pm olivia: Mosses! Consists of Ryan Jewell~! and Danette Bordenkircher ! and Meg Baird is singing too
	4:46pm Rev. Turnip Druid: quite nice late-amon-düül-2 vibe here.
	4:46pm Phillippe Bastille: @coelacanth My sons were the real culprits. My bride and I split a muffin and the smallest Danish, and I had a croissant for breakfast. The rest were Hoovered by the offspring
	4:47pm modern blaze: the mood had changed :)
	4:48pm chresti: Hello raviolis!
	4:48pm Handy Haversack: Did Matt W. shave down to a mustache? I missed most of Garbage Bake this morning. Hi, Chresti!
	4:48pm Phillippe Bastille: Oh my, this DRINKS! I'm rocking side to side in my office chair
	4:49pm chresti: Hi Handy!
	4:49pm Mr. Pumpy: Hello Olivia and all you Ravioli heads! Just got in from a couple of grocery stores. Seems the don't panic buy advice is lost on most. Ugggghhh. No matter, it's ravioli time!!!!
	4:49pm modern blaze: do care about your close ones
	4:51pm passiflora: this is really nice right now...thanks for being here
	4:52pm melinda: Great sounds, nice vibe.
	4:53pm olivia: i'm glad, passiflora + melinda, thanks for being here!
	4:53pm coco: hello everyone. Lots of WFMU listening with the working at home thing...pretty cool.
	4:53pm Handy Haversack: Gosh, this is good.
	4:53pm modern blaze: stone realm won't get the part
	4:55pm modern blaze: you keep me awake \| come to me
	4:55pm olivia: @Handy Haversack, I see what you did there!
	4:55pm Mennlinn Rebarts: This show is the sonic equivalent to the Helpers Mr. Rogers tells you to find when things look bad.
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: haha -"hoovered by the offspring". ...Doug Shulkind's band's name in high school
	4:57pm Handy Haversack: @olivia, ha, yes, I'm here all week!
	4:57pm modern blaze: [°•°]
	4:57pm morphe': Never heard or do not remember this #. Is/was obscure? Never owned an lp but thought I heard/saw most??? A bit harder than other songs of theirs?? Thanks Olivia..and all
	4:57pm Phillippe Bastille: @coel that would not surprise me one bit.
	4:58pm chresti: I witnessed the shopping hoarder virus in action on my way to work. Crowds of people grabbing things off shelves like there's no tomorrow!
	4:58pm Marley P. Dogg: Great show today Olivia! Thanks again for being on!
	4:59pm olivia: thx Marley Dogg!
	4:59pm morphe': Phillippee ... you called it ...article on gun sales in todays THE HILL: https://thehill.com/policy/finance/487804-gun-sales-surge-as-coronavirus-grips-us
	4:59pm Handy Haversack: Chresti, did you helpfully point out the virus beans?
	4:59pm Rich in Bay Ridge: I try to listen as much as possible at the office, but I just stream WFMU on my Roku and work from home. Interrupted only by occasional meetings.
	5:00pm WR: Another frantic work Monday but saying hi as I listen while lunching. Thank you for the sounds.
	5:00pm modern blaze: Nina Simone!
	5:01pm Dr. Goot: Dropping in to clicky the Nina Simone song, thanks Olivia!
	5:01pm ParUbi: Hey Olivia, great show so far! Hello everyone
	5:02pm Handy Haversack: Hey, ParUbi.
	5:03pm morphe': @4:57 morphe': Raincoats (failed to give the Ref) Never heard or do not remember this (Shouting Out Loud)#. Is/was obscure? Never owned an lp but thought I heard/saw most??? A bit harder than other songs of theirs?? Thanks Olivia..and all
	5:03pm melinda: I’m hoping that the hoarding will abate soon.
	5:03pm John from Florham park: Hey parubi and chestri howdy
	5:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey ParUbi!
	5:04pm ParUbi: Hello John, melinda, morphe, HH, PB, Dr. G, scrolling up! chesti is up there somewhere!
	5:04pm John from Florham park: @Melinda now you are asking the impossible
	5:05pm ParUbi: ahem, @chresti (sorry)
	5:05pm chresti: Hi ParUbi!
	5:06pm morphe': Hoarrding in Madrid -Sent this today during W&B: Things here have sort of normalized in the supermarkets. No more TP frenzy??? Products come and go so it is just necessary to go from one place to another looking for small things: lemons or spinach or onions .. In one shop one day, then none, but in a different shop or the next day. Only issue - no rice for a week. I still have 1/2K so ok. Fresh milk and OJ, every day - every other day...Still shopping in the old MKT for potatoes, fruit, veg... I hope it does not come to actual shortages because people are sick!!!
	5:06pm coelacanth∅: morphe' don't they know? guns don't work against zombies!
	5:07pm Dr. Goot: Hello one and all! For now, I shall retreat back to my isolation chamber... - youtu.be...
	5:10pm morphe': Coel.. did ya see that crazy anti-zombie road movie set in the South - vaguely interesting .. low budget??? Great saturated color, Chiaroscuro and camera.. Title has something about STAKES???? StakeKiller????.
	5:10pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy, I make my own virus bars. No store-bought for me!
	5:10pm Handy Haversack: @coela: Guns don't work against zombies, beans don't burn on the grill.
	5:11pm Adam West Coaster: I’m so into this Nazar track! It’s infectious. I’m infectious!
	5:11pm Handy Haversack: Spread it, @Adam! Very wisem @Mr. Pumpy. I don't trust Big Virus Bar either!
	5:12pm Phillippe Bastille: My hoarding skills aren't what the used to be. We're covered with cans of cranberry sauce, chili beans, and extra Phillips screw drivers (though only one flat screw driver), but that's where it ends
	5:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [caps lock] DIGGING. AGAIN.
	5:12pm morphe': Coel.. looked it up "Stake Land"... Got it here in the Library in Madrid??? worth a look when the wee ones are tucked away and the door is closed and ya put a blanket on the floor to block any audio...
	5:12pm JakeGould: @morphe': You mean “The Road?”
	5:13pm Adam West Coaster: @Handy, I’m practicing Cough/Cool.
	5:13pm \ⓔⓘⓔⓘ-0/: @Jake, OK, I admit I laughed at that one.
	5:14pm Handy Haversack: Phew, I'm glad you played this, Olivia!
	5:15pm Mr. Pumpy: No way @Handy. I like to keep my sicknesses on a bespoke level. What's next, dysentery in a plastic squeeze bottle? Puh-LEAZE!
	5:16pm morphe': Jake - The Road is good.. When I taught in NYC (alt HS 17-21 year olds)I used to show the first 1/4 to get them to read the book... Worked sometimes.. It was part of my Dystopia unit.. Did the same with Fahrenheit 451 and BladeRunner (DO ANDROIDS Dream).. It worked fairly well.. Made them keep Reading logs for each chapter section so they could not just scam on the films..
	5:16pm coelacanth∅: morphe' Thanks. i don't watch many movies but maybe it'll go on the long list. the only zombie movie i've ever watched more than a few minutes of is "28 days" (or something like that) -which i liked because it's conceivably possible.
	5:16pm David (in London): Good evening Crew - Handy, Pumpmeister, M.Bastille, morphester, John President, et al. Late in today but glad to be here at last. How is everyone?
	5:17pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hi Olvia and everybody! Olivia - thanks for all your hard work during the marathon.
	5:18pm Adam West Coaster: Hey Tim! I’ll met you at the drugstore! We have so few other options.
	5:19pm Mr. Pumpy: Hey, David!
	5:19pm JakeGould: @morphe': Cool! I am almost done reading J.G. Ballard’s “Highrise” and I don’t know I reading that will help or hurt.
	5:19pm morphe': Coel.. I thought you referenced many films??? Who then was that??? long list it but interesting for color and light more than theme...
	5:19pm John from Florham park: @DIL howdy
	5:20pm John from Florham park: @DIL glad you checked in
	5:21pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Adam - No kidding! My work is shutting down at the end of the day so I'll be laying low until April 13th.
	5:21pm mb: Great 2nd half today, DJ Olivia. Exceptional vibe that took my mind away.
	5:21pm modern blaze: don't forget to go off the screens
	5:21pm Mr. Pumpy: @Handy...I used to go in for boutique bacteria bars, but I find those to be better homemade as well. Clyphilis Bars were my favorite, but they really jumped the shark when they came out with Mint Chocolate Chancre and started selling in all the big chain stores.
	5:22pm RomanDogBird: this ruulllles
	5:22pm coelacanth∅: never saw the road. i read the book, because i liked other Cormack McCarthy books and the road came to me for free. throughout the book i was tempted to skip 10-20 pages, since nothing really happened. finished it though; was like, "eh". - nonetheless, images i conjured while reading it enter my head not infrequently, 5-10 years after reading it.
	5:23pm morphe': Going back out for a 1030pm (2221)Madrid walk in contraventention of the lock down orders. I carry the obligatory oversized shopping bag and say I am going to the 24/7 Carrefour... so far so good...
	5:23pm Phillippe Bastille: Yeeeeaaah! Clicky-star wisely invested!
	5:23pm modern blaze: we talking tribal with a touch of...
	5:23pm Adam West Coaster: @Handy,@Mr. Pumpy, I was born in Cleveland. So many of my viruses came straight from the tap.
	5:23pm Handy Haversack: Hiya, @David (in London) -- was hoping you would surface!
	5:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Aw, just received an email from the local movie house (Upstate Films in Rhinebeck). They're closed for the virus, but are keeping busy painting and repairing things. Also asking for donations, but I gave may spare cash to WFMU. Will have to see some shows once they reopen.
	5:24pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey DiL!
	5:24pm Mr. Pumpy: @Adam...nothing like fresh virus straight from the source. I'm (not) green with envy!
	5:24pm Handy Haversack: Because I am an absolute and firmly committed dorkwad, I was reading the WAB comments from this morning trying to figure out whether Matt shaved down to the stache after the $24 pledge came in last night ...
	5:25pm morphe': Coel - read the McCarthy books from Appalacia(sp?) before he went west -SUTREE is thick but fascinating - Also, Blood Meridian - his first western book is brutal and bloody...
	5:25pm modern blaze: glimpses are all around
	5:25pm chresti: Enjoying the raviolis, Olivia!
	5:26pm coelacanth∅: morphe' i think it's another you think of. i do like seeing movies but it's lower priority to sound and other things i'm only here for a little while.
	5:27pm Adam West Coaster: I’d be perfectly delighted to have a friend named Eerie Wanda.
	5:28pm Handy Haversack: And to hang out with her in Pet Town, @Adam!
	5:29pm coco: what a great set it was...
	5:29pm morphe': Thanks Olivia - great show !!!!
	5:29pm Adam West Coaster: @Handy, I’m certain she has a handful of spiders.
	5:30pm Handy Haversack: And is one of the few people who can really wear brocade.
	5:30pm modern blaze: mortals don't worry
	5:30pm Andrew Waterloo: @Ken.. same here.. both movie houses were adamant about going forward with extra cleaning. But, today they both declared that they'll be closed until April.
	5:30pm Phillippe Bastille: Had hoped to set up an estuary tank during the lockdown. Just realized I have no filter. The fishies live in freedom a few more weeks (except the two that are doing fine in the bait trap).
	5:31pm Malcolm: super nice show olivia thank you
	5:31pm coelacanth∅: morphe' i read child of god first. pretty great and an easy read. then all the pretty horses which knocked me down. - another book the imagery of which revisits my mind often. then the road. then i started the crossing and let it go maybe 20-30 pages in. just seemed like a darker, more tedious continuation of all the pretty horses.
	5:32pm Andrew Waterloo: WFMU is a refuge for us on normal days
	5:32pm WoodsOfNH: No, refuge is THE word.
	5:33pm Chucktown Dan: Close enough. It's the thought that counts.
	5:34pm morphe': Coel - the 2nd two do not live up to All the pretty Horses - Blood meridian is a mindfucking step back into true brutal us history - fiction but accurate regarding scalping...
	5:34pm Handy Haversack: @Phillippe, I'm sure they feel their wyrd coming upon them. What kinds are you looking at? Silversides? Menhaden? In taking the ferry back and forth this weekend got a great view of a herring gull struggling to finish its whole eel.
	5:34pm Kayt: no worries girl you've got all the right words! thank you
	5:34pm Malcolm: WFMU is quickly becoming my my refuge/sanctuary/asylum
	5:37pm David (in London): @Handy - I had a cheery day out today the funeral of a very elderly aunt. Strangely, they weren't playing FMU in the chapel, so I can only now tune in. Top sounds here this evening, that's for sure.
	5:37pm northguineahills: Even when all is copacetic, WFMU is my sanctuary. (working w/ Joe McG to get my heart back)
	5:37pm dale: herro dere olivia. you and fabio should have done a show together - same sensibilities.
	5:37pm David (in London): On the refuge topic, I think I would go completely loopy these days if it weren't for FMU.
	5:38pm William Main: The DJ on WKCR (Columbia University radio station) just mentioned that the station might be shut down temporarily along the the rest of the university. I hope that does not happen, but if so it would leave WFMU as the last standing radio station of any value in the NY/NJ area (at least as far as I'm concerned). You and the rest of the DJs at WKCR are a great social benefit in these troubled times.
	5:39pm Sally: Yeah, WFMU is my refuge/sanctuary too! Very grateful...Thank you Olivia for a great show today to keep us all comforted and sane!
	5:40pm Handy Haversack: We liked your words, Olivia -- and all your sounds! David, WFMU-less funerals can be such a bummer. Glad you come home! @William Main, yeah, I work for Columbia and they are pretty insistent that only emergency people go in. But that seems to include the AV Dept., so who knows?
	5:40pm John from Florham park: @DIL we all would if it was not for this weird wonderful station
	5:41pm Adam West Coaster: Ohhhh, maaaaan, past board regular Cheri Pi just popped into my head! Probably the marathon. I wonder how she is doing. Well, I hope.
	5:41pm William Main: Correction: Columbia is still open but they are conducting classes online.
	5:41pm Andrew Waterloo: I think there is one local college station that probably won't survive this. It's already been hit by student apathy and government efforts to defund it. The one in my town went to a private system a couple years ago
	5:42pm Mr. Pumpy: Digging this Alahuta. It's like Bjork took 10x too much acid and woke up in a dungeon in France with a microphone.
	5:43pm olivia: Lol Mr. Pumpy. Agreed on the bjork vibes
	5:43pm David (in London): @Mr Pumpy - Haven't we all done that at one time or another?
	5:43pm dale: i thought diamanda galas had a baby with bjork.
	5:44pm Carmichael: Bjork? Diamanda!
	5:44pm olivia: ya ya Diamanda too
	5:44pm WoodsOfNH: Bjork chewing on Diamada Galas records.
	5:44pm Andrew Waterloo: Neco?
	5:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: Speaking of which, I hope Björk, Yoko Ono and other important luminaries are all keeping a safe distance from virus carriers.
	5:47pm Phillippe Bastille: @Handy Looking at anything I can get from what's left of the pier. When it collapsed my bait trap got dislodged. We had a super low tide a few days ago and I saw the top of the trap sticking out of the water so I raked it in. Some mud crabs and grass shrimp are in there. There were some small fry of unidentifiable heritage, but the cool things were two bluegill that have literally grown up inside the trap. They're about 4 inches long, and there's no way they can get through the trap opening. They seem well-fed and pretty content. They probably avoided the Great Bufflehead Buffet by being protected by the trap. They owe me, is how I look at it.
	5:48pm dale: my wife sells to chefs and caterers. she was let go today so we're marking ourselves safe from a paycheck and health insurance.
	5:48pm you're eek a: holy shit this woman must be insane
	5:49pm dale: this is good shizzle.
	5:49pm zopa: Thanks for the great show Olivia. Hear ya next week.
	5:50pm Mr. Pumpy: @David...I didn't want to assume!
	5:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh, blah. Sorry to hear that dale. I have some home repair tasks over here if you're looking for work. You can contact me if need be.
	5:51pm Mike & Dusty: vibes of Chene Noir d’Avignon
	5:51pm Phillippe Bastille: That sucks Dale. My wife is secure in her job, but I'm out of work April 1 if the option year on my current contract doesn't get picked up. She has the insurance and the bigger paycheck, thank goodness.
	5:51pm David (in London): I'm inviting Alahuta round next Christmas to liven up the dinner table.
	5:52pm Mandy: you know what I need right now? 20 minutes of existential dread. thanks.
	5:52pm dale: thank you ken. i try not to travel that far, but i have worked in hudson and sloatsburg. but each time i slept there too.
	5:52pm Peter from Dover NJ: With NJ gyms closing at 8P tonight, I'm outta work. Im a personal trainer. Thank goodness for Alahuta.
	5:52pm Mandy: @Mr. Pumpy I shrieked thank you for that dead on description
	5:53pm Handy Haversack: @Phillippe: Buffleheads! America's smallest, cutest, and therefore most worthwhile duck! Math checks out. @Mr. P: Kate's review of your review praised its accuracy.
	5:54pm JakeGould: If you live in NYC — and maybe elsewhere — still beware of local landlords and building owners targeting small businesses to use this crisis to kick them out. I don’t think any landlord in NYC is stupid enough to bully tenants — and all eviction actions are suspended in NYC for — but when it comes to retail? If you care about small businesses — even the the local laundry and stuff that is honestly not “hip” — they will need help to not get kicked to the curb for greed.
	5:54pm Carmichael: SF Bay Area just announced the most draconian order yet: shelter in place, no leaving home for ANYONE. FOR ANY REASON.
	5:54pm dale: phillippe - our president fiddled while rome burned. this is going to affect a LOT of people. i don't consider myself special but i appreciate the empathy.
	5:54pm Webhamster Henry: @Ken /Hyde Park Upstate Films is a fine cultural institution.
	5:55pm JakeGould: @PeterfromDoverNJ: And yet Bill de Blasio is STILL going to the 9th Street YWCA every morning in the middle of this.
	5:55pm dale: peter. come over to our house - we still have gin.
	5:55pm Phillippe Bastille: I can see the producer now, going "Um, Alahuta, this is Clem Fandango. Can you hear me? (Yes, I can hear you, Clem Fandango) Can we try that again with a little more screaming on the third line? Thanks. When you're ready."
	5:56pm Carmichael: Justice = Just Us
	5:56pm WoodsOfNH: The wife is not happy that I found that last track (crazy Bjork) on Bandcamp
	5:56pm Carmichael: Could be your ringtone, Woods ...
	5:57pm Mr. Pumpy: @Woods...just give her a megadose of LSD and bring her to a dungeon in Paris.
	5:57pm David (in London): Insect Vibrations - Part II of my autobiography.
	5:57pm Phillippe Bastille: @Handy fun to watch, that's for sure.
	5:58pm Handy Haversack: Oh, crap, it's 6! Thanks so much, Olivia! Great to see you all!
	5:58pm dale: what's messed up is how fast this crash happened. thank you mr. trump and mr. diblasio.
	5:58pm JakeGould: Thank you Olivia!
	5:59pm WR: Surprised I didn't hear any mention of the fund raising. I admit only half listening while working but just saying.
	6:00pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Olivia
	6:02pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Olivia

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from March 16, 2020

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March 16, 2020: Emptier-than-usual

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Comments	Approx. start time
Self-isolation doesn't have to be lonely.
Doug Hammond with Karen Joseph	Warm Up	Ellipse			0:01:54 (Pop-up)
Psychic TV	New York Story "New York Story" by "Psychic TV"				0:02:02 (Pop-up)
Orange Juice	A Place In My Heart "A Place In My Heart" by "Orange Juice"	Texas Fever			0:09:07 (Pop-up)
Tim Presley	Kerouac "Kerouac" by "Tim Presley"	The Wink			0:11:47 (Pop-up)
Mack Porter	Sunday in neon lights	Peace On You	Light In The Attic		0:15:15 (Pop-up)
Bill Moss & The Celestials	Everything Is Going To Be Alright	Everything Is Gonna Be Alright: Celebrating 50 Years of Westbound Soul & Funk			0:20:39 (Pop-up)
June Tyson	Somebody Else's World "Somebody Else's World" by "June Tyson"	Saturnian Queen Of The Sun Ra Arkestra			0:25:11 (Pop-up)
Gal Gracen	Grass Mask "Grass Mask" by "Gal Gracen"	Fantasy Gardens			0:28:16 (Pop-up)

Hoshina Anniversary	Odoriko "Odoriko" by "Hoshina Anniversary"	Odoriko		https://alienjams.bandcamp.com/album/odoriko	0:35:59 (Pop-up)
Kelley Stoltz	Same Pattern "Same Pattern" by "Kelley Stoltz"	Que Aura			0:43:38 (Pop-up)
Leon Lowman	Fluorescent Funk "Fluorescent Funk" by "Leon Lowman"	Liquid Diamonds	Music From Memory		0:48:58 (Pop-up)
Black Chow feat Pupajim	Signs "Signs" by "Black Chow feat Pupajim"	Wonderland	Jahtari	Black Chow is made up of Kevin “The Bug” Martin and Kiki Hitomi	0:52:29 (Pop-up)
The Marshmallow Kisses	Jazz for Lovers, Solitude for Me	Ciao! Baby			0:55:08 (Pop-up)

Acolytes	கொந்தளிப்பை x	STRESS II	Haunter Records	https://haunterrecords.bandcamp.com/album/acolytes-stress-ii	1:03:57 (Pop-up)
Nakata	The Flood Invades My Spirit, Pt. 1	El Sueño de Lilith	Atlantic Rhythms	https://atlanticrhythms.bandcamp.com/album/el-sue-o-de-lilith	1:15:37 (Pop-up)
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith	Expanding Electricity	The Mosaic of Transformation (upcoming)	Ghostly International		1:29:41 (Pop-up)
Mosses	Another Plan "Another Plan" by "Mosses"	T.V. Sun			1:42:17 (Pop-up)
DRINKS	Blues from the dark "Blues from the dark" by "DRINKS"	Hippo Lite			1:44:44 (Pop-up)
Talulah Gosh	Just A Dream "Just A Dream" by "Talulah Gosh"	Backwash			1:47:41 (Pop-up)
Raincoats	Shouting Out Loud "Shouting Out Loud" by "Raincoats"	Extended Play			1:51:09 (Pop-up)
Nina Simone	I Sing Just To Know That I'm Alive	Fodder On My Wings			1:56:00 (Pop-up)

Lumen Drones	Droneslag "Droneslag" by "Lumen Drones"	Umbra	Hubro		1:59:02 (Pop-up)
Nazar	Immortal "Immortal" by "Nazar"	Guerrilla	Hyperdub	https://nazar.bandcamp.com/track/immortal	2:04:53 (Pop-up)
Phew	Signal "Signal" by "Phew"	Phew	Les Disques Du Soleil Et De L'Acier		2:11:12 (Pop-up)
Psychic Ills	Witchcraft Breaker (Hans-Joachim Irmler Remix)	FRKWYS Vol. 4	RVNG Intl.		2:14:56 (Pop-up)
Eerie Wanda	Magnetic Woman "Magnetic Woman" by "Eerie Wanda"	Pet Town			2:22:28 (Pop-up)

Alahuta	corpi "corpi" by "Alahuta"	Corps-pi			2:30:53 (Pop-up)
Young Marble Giants	Salad Days "Salad Days" by "Young Marble Giants"				2:51:04 (Pop-up)
listener submitted	Insect Vibrations				2:52:40 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:02pm malĥerbo (nl): Hi Olivia!
	3:03pm steveo: Hiiiiiiiii Oliviviviviviviva
	3:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Howdy
	3:04pm fred: Hello Olivia and listeners. Things got real weird over here today. My workplace closed its doors for at least a month, I'm trying to set up stuff to work from home (after carrying a computer in subway and bus)
	3:04pm modern blaze: hi there!
	3:05pm modern blaze: retreat on your pc's!
	3:05pm listener james from westwood: Afternoon, Olivia! Hoping everyone's recovering from the Marathon smoothly, and congrats on the mighty haul!
	3:06pm olivia: afternoon everybody! good to be with you all today
	3:07pm Phillippe Bastille: The amount of people in the gun section of my local bait shop this afternoon was a little troubling...
	3:07pm Rich in Washington: hello Olivia! Hi everybodeez!
	3:07pm Rich in Washington: Sorry to hear, fred! Hope everything works out OK!
	3:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Long distance virus-free virtual hugs to Olivia and all in attendance.
	3:09pm Rich in Bay Ridge: Hey everyone in the social distance brigade
	3:10pm xtrakrispy: Sanity in pasta consumption.
	3:10pm Danny San: Olivia ! The gal who got me to realize how plants are absolute beauty and wisdom.
	3:10pm karen eliot: good afternoon. gen was a wonderful person. will miss her.
	3:11pm malĥerbo (nl): rip https://pitchfork.com/news/genesis-breyer-p-orridge-dead-at-70/
	3:11pm modern blaze: don't ash the stories!
	3:11pm Malcolm: RIP Genesis P-Orrige
	3:11pm Cmurtha: Hello everyone!
	3:11pm Rich in Washington: I always felt that GPO's voice in the 80s and 90s sort of overlapped Burroughs in terms of being a advocate of voluntary social mutation, evolution. I feel sort of the same about the former's passing as I did about the latter. Both were sort of guiding forces for me in a lot of ways.
	3:12pm Yes: Thank you , Olivia
	3:12pm Handy Haversack: Hey, everyone.
	3:13pm modern blaze: what Rich said©
	3:13pm John from Florham park: Hey fellow ravioli listeners I hope we are all hanging in there
	3:14pm zopa: Confirmed case in the building I work in. Have been remoting since last Thursday. No symptoms... yet. Stay healthy. That's an order!
	3:15pm John from Florham park: @Zopa hang in there and check in when you can
	3:17pm Chi Bill: I like this Tim Presley! thought for sure it was Bryan Ferry.
	3:17pm efd: wow, cool to hear a Willie Alexander cover! Nice one, Tim Presley, and hi Olivia!
	3:17pm zopa: Will do. I admit, I'm a little freaked. I'm in the risk age group (53), and had my spleen partially removed when I was younger due to cancer. The fatalist in me says it's too late. The optimist in me say NOT TODAY VIRUS!
	3:18pm efd: seeing now that Tim Presley album is from 2016, I missed it the first time around.
	3:19pm Carmichael: Heya Olivia and preppers, hoarders, and those in hiding. Life is fairly normal here in Sacramento; I'll do some research on the number of open bars and get back to you.
	3:19pm modern blaze: peace on you...
	3:19pm John from Florham park: @Zopa perfect attitude, as long as the accu chat is up we are going to be all right
	3:20pm Carmichael: What city are you in, Zopa?
	3:21pm zopa: @John from Florham park: absolutely! FMU family is the best family. @Carmichael: Albany NY
	3:23pm McGroovey: I'm headbanging to Mack Porter here.
	3:23pm modern blaze: °✓
	3:24pm yes: <3
	3:24pm McGroovey: @zopa I lived in Albany for most of the eighties (Fall '81 to Spring '88, I think)
	3:25pm Phillippe Bastille: Hang in there Zopa. Wash, rinse, repeat. We'll all get through this. We have the power of WFMU!
	3:25pm Steavin Las Vegas: Hi, Radio Family! <3
	3:26pm John from Florham park: @PB saw your comment about people buying guns, that is scary
	3:26pm Phillippe Bastille: Olivia, someone's crystal ball wasn't working. A WFMU-emblazoned mask and hand sanitizer would've brought in the pledges! Next year, right?
	3:27pm McGroovey: Or was it Spring '89? The years do slip by.
	3:27pm zopa: @McGroovey: Ah... The Whalen Era. Good times... Good Times.
	3:27pm malĥerbo (nl): We can run, but prolly won’t be able to hide all that long.
	3:28pm modern blaze: Olivia u da best!
	3:29pm McGroovey: Tail end of the Corning era, too. 288 Lark & Chateau Lounge, then QE2. I saw Yo La Tengo and the Feelies at QE2 when they were both pretty much local bands (local to the Hudson Valley). And all the great local Albany bands.
	3:30pm TDK60: Hi Olivia.
	3:30pm zopa: Yeah. It was a unique time, music-wise, in Albany back then. Good punk scence as well.
	3:31pm Rich in Washington: Ugh. Last year around this time I actually priced bulk surgical masks for a gag promo thing (Cratedigger's Lung, get it?) but now I can't even imagine...
	3:31pm olivia: hey again to all the folks coming in! I'm a little bit late on all the conversations and a little bit in a fog today. but appreciate seeing your comments xx
	3:32pm Phillippe Bastille: @JFFP Not sure if they were there for guns or ammo. I did not have a lot of competition for my earthworms and frozen squid. My son does target shooting and after I told him what I saw he went to the on-line store where he gets his ammo to see if they've had a run and it was all sold out. So, toilet paper, cleaning supplies, bullets, milk, eggs seems to be the order of the purchasing operation.
	3:32pm DJ Pat K: Oh yeah... this is the stuff...
	3:32pm yes: It’s a pretty one
	3:33pm WoodsOfNH: Don't worry Olivia, we're all in a fog.
	3:34pm Phillippe Bastille: That was pretty, pasta lady
	3:34pm TDK60: Play some foggy music or some de-foggin' music; either way, it's ok..
	3:35pm JakeGould: FWIW to anyone who is freaked, the past few days I have been urban exploring places that should be busy that are not in NYC and while doing it I felt completely fine, but the second I got a block away from home complete panic attack response in me. That old adage you can’t sprint a marathon? Spread the panic out if you can and chill in any way if you can. Deep breaths and walks around that block. That is honestly allowed in NYC for now. Sunny outside. And my super didn’t lock my roof access so I get my sun by going up there when I don”t want to go downstairs.
	3:36pm allanINtoronto: Relanxious
	3:36pm RomanDogBird: ok, hello
	3:36pm John from Florham park: @PB fuck that’s all I have to say
	3:37pm JakeGould: Also, if you feel absent minded in the middle of this that is normal. Absentmindedness is just temporary dissociation.
	3:37pm Marley P. Dogg: Hi everyone
	3:38pm Marley P. Dogg: Olivia - thanks for being on today
	3:39pm Richard S: Bars and restaurants may be closed, but parks and beaches are open! Well, the buildings and facilities might be closed, but the trails are still there! Get outside and see nature waking up after the winter!
	3:39pm allanINtoronto: This is great
	3:40pm P-90: Very stimulating and soothing ravioli-ish sounds today, thanks for being here @Olivia.
	3:42pm Phillippe Bastille: @JFFP I'm not freaked about it or anything, but the guy inside me with the useless sociology degree can't help but marvel at the way certain, um, "interest groups" react in times of stress. Our interest group's reaction here? Spend even MORE time listening to WFMU and typing on the comments board. Love you guys!
	3:42pm JakeGould: Yeah, when people say “Don’t go out!” in cities it seems that people are using the bar/partying “Go out…” instead of the literal, “Get out of your apartment/home…” go out. Mental health is massively important nowadays. And Moog and Korg just made a few paid synth apps free specifically due to cooped up stress. pitchfork.com...
	3:44pm olivia: wow, interesting, thanks for the link JakeGould...
	3:44pm John from Florham park: @PB if it was not for the accu chat and the music on this station I would be freaking out now and just glued to the news 24 7
	3:45pm JakeGould: @PhillippeBastille: Do you notice people leaning in towards authoritarianism and fascism now? Because honestly I am now learning some people I know would gladly have soldiers on the streets right now.
	3:45pm Marley P. Dogg: This song makes me picture a scene from Stranger Things
	3:46pm Ike: Thanks Jake. I've shared that link.
	3:46pm Mennlinn Rebarts: Odoriko means "dancing child"
	3:48pm John from Florham park: @Jakegoukd if that happened that means the shit will hit the fan abc we are lost as a society
	3:48pm olivia: ooh! good to know. thanks Mennlinn Rebarts
	3:48pm TDK60: Is that Moog link only for apps on little gizmos? Or laptops/desktops too?
	3:48pm JakeGould: @TDK60: iOS and Android devices.
	3:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Pro tip: If you run out of toilet paper, do _not_ call 911.
	3:50pm steveo: my family and i had a rope jumping contest yesterday in the back yard; i lost, but i was able to complete 8 consecutive jumps and i was proud of that
	3:50pm John from Florham park: @KFHP did someone really do that
	3:51pm JakeGould: @JohnfromFlorhamPark: I wouldn’t be shocked if the jerks in power right now did that. A lot of what is happening right now is directly connected to lack of a social care system in this country an Drumpf and Pence literally not caring. Under competent leadership, we would not be in this bad of a situation where there is money for the “Space Force” but cuts to medical and other research.
	3:52pm Ken From Hyde Park: @John - Of course, because America is full of knuckleheads. www.cnn.com...
	3:52pm Richard S: If you run out of TP, GET MEDIEVAL ON YOUR BOTTOM! Rags or a sponge on a stick..... (grin)
	3:52pm Phillippe Bastille: @JakeGould not seeing much here. I live in a pretty laid-back neighborhood outside of Annapolis, which is a fairly liberal area. Some of my neighbors are in the defense and intelligence community (the Naval Academy and NSA are close by and keep a lot of people paid), but I've never really even gotten much of a conservative vibe from them. Across the bridge from us on MD's Eastern Shore, though, I'm sure there's a person or two lacin' up the boots.
	3:53pm JakeGould: @KenFromHydePark: Good to know! I will dial 311 instead.
	3:54pm melinda: Hi all!
	3:55pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Who has Covidcake?
	3:56pm coelacanth∅: yum
	3:57pm TDK60: Don't worry folks, I'm not calling the govt. up because I ran out of patience...
	3:57pm northguineahills: how many projects does Kevin Martin have? I believe, it's more then a baker's dozen.
	3:57pm Ike: @PB, I'm orig. from the ES and it's a mix. It's not 100% Marylabama. My folks are relaxed so far. Easier to do social distancing and avoid the gun nuts when there's not too many ppl around in the first place....
	3:57pm John from Florham park: @Jake all I can say is I really hope not @KFHP just posted that on my Facebook page @PB I am sure they would pull you aside when the shit hit the fan
	3:58pm JakeGould: Can we not pay taxes this year?
	4:01pm Rev. Turnip Druid: JakeGould for Prezdint.
	4:01pm coelacanth∅: i didn't pay taxes last year (which was not my intention) and as a result i have no health insurance. thank you, scumbag american government.
	4:02pm Ike: In the world of crappy self-published books, especially crappy "SHTF" post-apocalyptic prepper novels (viruses, zombies, ridiculous and implausible North Korean EMP attacks) are a niche. I bet the clueless dinguses who write this stuff are getting really excited right about now.
	4:02pm WoodsOfNH: @JakeGould C'mon, we're GOTTA pay for that Space Force!
	4:02pm Phillippe Bastille: @Ike Agreed, not 100% rednecky, but if there's a more conservative concentration, it's there (and west of Frederick)
	4:05pm northguineahills: I still am pay NYS taxes, b/c in 2008 my taxes to the state didn't go through online (but it did for the IRS), and then in 2014, I get a phone call about that I owed $12k. Oh, my kindly international benefactor's PayPal donation came through for me an hour ago, so, i can at least get my heart back soon!
	4:06pm modern blaze: °×°
	4:08pm modern blaze: are we talking tribal
	4:08pm Hugo (NL): Hi there! My working days are longer because of 'lockdownísh Netherlands, but the upside is I get to listen to WFMU on more and different hours. *Tnx OliviaHi fellow listeners **
	4:09pm Ike: @PB, oh believe me, I know. I am very happy to be outta there for many years now. Beyond just the politics, the flatness of the land and the whole "strip-mall hell" thing really depresses me too.
	4:09pm modern blaze: are we talking glitchy
	4:10pm JakeGould: Mexico’s Coronavirus Message to the U.S.: “Please, Build Your Stupid Wall Already!”
	4:11pm malĥerbo (nl): Hi Hugo! This is one of the best times to listen to wfmu.
	4:11pm Rev. Turnip Druid: VERY DIGGING.
	4:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: NO CLICKY STAR. VERY DIGGING.
	4:13pm olivia: Good write up on the bandcamp for this one... "n ‘STRESS II’, his first Haunter release, London-based producer D. Shan creates a meme-like re-imagination of free improvisation through the lens of sample manipulation, drifting from bewildered percussion hits to utter tonal deflagration. This renders the tape a peculiar soup of electronic dirt in which vocal clippings of circlejerk online discourse and glitch ridden discord mirror a headspace filled with hundreds of conflicting thoughts. Inspiration and sound sources re-trace the producer’s personal history, while delving into low-grade internet folklore and transglobal dance music. The chaos generated by such a radical approach is but a folk song for the contemporary experience, a set of angular emotional vectors sublimated into borderline spiritual energy."
	4:13pm iiibeat: This is good listening happening now.
	4:14pm olivia: I guess the weird characters made it so you couldn't clicky star.I added an X to make it "clickable"!
	4:14pm Rev. Turnip Druid: yay clicky star/very digging, cont.
	4:14pm Handy Haversack: Well, our grocery store was def. busier than it's ever been on a Monday afternoon. But not that bad. Though the lack of broccoli was depressing! But that happens with that store in the best of times. Sounding good, Olivia!
	4:14pm Hugo (NL): malĥerbo (nl): inderdaad!
	4:15pm Hugo (NL): did the clicky star stuff. works like a charm
	4:16pm JakeGould: I was listening to WNYC today and this one caller mentioned how some neighborhoods managers are making people wait on line to get in to avoid crowds and panic. And then she said that in contrast in Sheepshead Bay, none of the supermarkets are doing that and it’s an endless shitshow.
	4:19pm Rev. Turnip Druid: Lunchtime walkies reveals the market up the street is wiped out for bready things. Half a stale bialy and a kick in the teeth is what you get. Ay!
	4:22pm Ike: Hmm, maybe I should dust off my old bread machine. For those who do not have one, but do have yeast and flour etc., try this classic: www.markbittman.com... It's not really "no-knead", just "lightly-knead."
	4:22pm modern blaze: Here's the thing: it was working till 10 PM and then i got to the subway. It was thursday. It wasn't crouded. There were some drunks. There were some nice ones. There was the smell. After i got off and it smelled funny. Was too dark. Was hanging with myself. bought some cheap japanese wine. Had a long walk home. Opened the door and was really happy to be at home at the time. Wasn't feeling lonely at all. Switched on cable. Opened the bottle and...
	4:23pm βrian: Where I come from, we wait in line, but we often shop online. (I've heard the "on line" construction a few times in the past weeks. New to me.)
	4:25pm βrian: If the dough feels kneaded there's no need to knead the dough.
	4:26pm steveo: after i broke both my arms i kneed the dough
	4:27pm Handy Haversack: We wait on line, @βrian but use in-line skates.
	4:28pm Phillippe Bastille: I'm a thrift store junky and there are two bread machines on the shelf in every freakin' store for a couple bucks. Did I buy one? No? Do regret that decision now? Yes. Do I want to venture in those stores now? No. Looks like I will have to bake like the cavemen did.
	4:29pm βrian: It seems that someone who waits on line would be moving amongst the queued folks, taking their drink orders.
	4:29pm Handy Haversack: ... in a cave, @Phillippe?
	4:29pm Phillippe Bastille: Excuse the bad Dad pun, but WFMU still kneads the dough...
	4:30pm Phillippe Bastille: @Handy Yes
	4:30pm coelacanth∅: i have no knead for bread, but they were out of decent rice and may or may not get it on tuesday.
	4:31pm βrian: That calls to mind: "The whiter your bread, the sooner you're dead."
	4:31pm coelacanth∅: (i bought indecent rice)
	4:31pm Cmurtha: Olivia you are killing it today. I am loving it.
	4:32pm Handy Haversack: Shoot, I bought weird beer! Just remembered that! Say!
	4:32pm olivia: thank ya, Cmurtha!
	4:32pm βrian: I haven't even made through one day with no-school six-year-old, and I'm already climbing the walls.
	4:32pm steveo: turning up the K.A.S.
	4:32pm mb: Hey peeps
	4:33pm coelacanth∅: she is. ...and it's dead already she's killed it so much but she keeps on killing it.
	4:34pm John from Florham park: @Cmurtha I think the DJs on here are going to be bringing their A game for a while to keep us from getting too depressed
	4:35pm John from Florham park: @Olivia you are killing it today
	4:35pm olivia: crazy cover on this one isn't it?!
	4:36pm coelacanth∅: many fmu show hosts don't know anything but bringing the a-game
	4:36pm Cmurtha: @John well if that's the case they are doing a damn good job today. YO THIS BRIDGE
	4:36pm Phillippe Bastille: My house is carb central, with two adult sons at home. Stopped in the Safeway last night for dog food (that's almost all bought out too, btw) and raided the markdown "we overbaked!" rack. Bought 4 pistachio muffins, 8 croissants, a pan of fruit danish, and an apple pie. 21 hours later there are 3 croissants and half an apple pie left. We will see if sugar withdrawal is a real thing soon.
	4:37pm John from Florham park: @Coel we would not want it any other way
	4:37pm TDK60: Remember to wash your hands while singing an old sea shanty, or Inna Gadda Da Vida.
	4:38pm coelacanth∅: day after day, week after week, a-game after a-game... one would think we'd tire of it.
	4:38pm zopa: Olivia, were you going to perform at Hoof and Mouth? If yes, what were you going to perform?
	4:39pm Carmichael: Speaking of a-games, can't wait for Micah's show tomorrow. A+ weirdness ...
	4:39pm jan: such beautiful music! Expanding Electricity!
	4:41pm olivia: nope, zopa, maybe with the delay i'll have more time to prep for the next time. or maybe not! lol
	4:41pm Phillippe Bastille: Olivia, the first time I saw your comment about the album cover, I thought: Wait, this song is a COVER?
	4:41pm coelacanth∅: Phillippe i ate a whole loaf of bread yeasterday. lots of kerrygold butter on it. not a good idea to clog up the body so much when i might have or get a fairly dangerous virus. i'll hold off on the other one.
	4:42pm modern blaze: transformation of all the eternity is not enough...
	4:42pm listener james from westwood: That Smith was enchanting.
	4:45pm olivia: Mosses! Consists of Ryan Jewell~! and Danette Bordenkircher ! and Meg Baird is singing too
	4:46pm Rev. Turnip Druid: quite nice late-amon-düül-2 vibe here.
	4:46pm Phillippe Bastille: @coelacanth My sons were the real culprits. My bride and I split a muffin and the smallest Danish, and I had a croissant for breakfast. The rest were Hoovered by the offspring
	4:47pm modern blaze: the mood had changed :)
	4:48pm chresti: Hello raviolis!
	4:48pm Handy Haversack: Did Matt W. shave down to a mustache? I missed most of Garbage Bake this morning. Hi, Chresti!
	4:48pm Phillippe Bastille: Oh my, this DRINKS! I'm rocking side to side in my office chair
	4:49pm chresti: Hi Handy!
	4:49pm Mr. Pumpy: Hello Olivia and all you Ravioli heads! Just got in from a couple of grocery stores. Seems the don't panic buy advice is lost on most. Ugggghhh. No matter, it's ravioli time!!!!
	4:49pm modern blaze: do care about your close ones
	4:51pm passiflora: this is really nice right now...thanks for being here
	4:52pm melinda: Great sounds, nice vibe.
	4:53pm olivia: i'm glad, passiflora + melinda, thanks for being here!
	4:53pm coco: hello everyone. Lots of WFMU listening with the working at home thing...pretty cool.
	4:53pm Handy Haversack: Gosh, this is good.
	4:53pm modern blaze: stone realm won't get the part
	4:55pm modern blaze: you keep me awake \| come to me
	4:55pm olivia: @Handy Haversack, I see what you did there!
	4:55pm Mennlinn Rebarts: This show is the sonic equivalent to the Helpers Mr. Rogers tells you to find when things look bad.
	4:57pm coelacanth∅: haha -"hoovered by the offspring". ...Doug Shulkind's band's name in high school
	4:57pm Handy Haversack: @olivia, ha, yes, I'm here all week!
	4:57pm modern blaze: [°•°]
	4:57pm morphe': Never heard or do not remember this #. Is/was obscure? Never owned an lp but thought I heard/saw most??? A bit harder than other songs of theirs?? Thanks Olivia..and all
	4:57pm Phillippe Bastille: @coel that would not surprise me one bit.
	4:58pm chresti: I witnessed the shopping hoarder virus in action on my way to work. Crowds of people grabbing things off shelves like there's no tomorrow!
	4:58pm Marley P. Dogg: Great show today Olivia! Thanks again for being on!
	4:59pm olivia: thx Marley Dogg!
	4:59pm morphe': Phillippee ... you called it ...article on gun sales in todays THE HILL: https://thehill.com/policy/finance/487804-gun-sales-surge-as-coronavirus-grips-us
	4:59pm Handy Haversack: Chresti, did you helpfully point out the virus beans?
	4:59pm Rich in Bay Ridge: I try to listen as much as possible at the office, but I just stream WFMU on my Roku and work from home. Interrupted only by occasional meetings.
	5:00pm WR: Another frantic work Monday but saying hi as I listen while lunching. Thank you for the sounds.
	5:00pm modern blaze: Nina Simone!
	5:01pm Dr. Goot: Dropping in to clicky the Nina Simone song, thanks Olivia!
	5:01pm ParUbi: Hey Olivia, great show so far! Hello everyone
	5:02pm Handy Haversack: Hey, ParUbi.
	5:03pm morphe': @4:57 morphe': Raincoats (failed to give the Ref) Never heard or do not remember this (Shouting Out Loud)#. Is/was obscure? Never owned an lp but thought I heard/saw most??? A bit harder than other songs of theirs?? Thanks Olivia..and all
	5:03pm melinda: I’m hoping that the hoarding will abate soon.
	5:03pm John from Florham park: Hey parubi and chestri howdy
	5:04pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey ParUbi!
	5:04pm ParUbi: Hello John, melinda, morphe, HH, PB, Dr. G, scrolling up! chesti is up there somewhere!
	5:04pm John from Florham park: @Melinda now you are asking the impossible
	5:05pm ParUbi: ahem, @chresti (sorry)
	5:05pm chresti: Hi ParUbi!
	5:06pm morphe': Hoarrding in Madrid -Sent this today during W&B: Things here have sort of normalized in the supermarkets. No more TP frenzy??? Products come and go so it is just necessary to go from one place to another looking for small things: lemons or spinach or onions .. In one shop one day, then none, but in a different shop or the next day. Only issue - no rice for a week. I still have 1/2K so ok. Fresh milk and OJ, every day - every other day...Still shopping in the old MKT for potatoes, fruit, veg... I hope it does not come to actual shortages because people are sick!!!
	5:06pm coelacanth∅: morphe' don't they know? guns don't work against zombies!
	5:07pm Dr. Goot: Hello one and all! For now, I shall retreat back to my isolation chamber... - youtu.be...
	5:10pm morphe': Coel.. did ya see that crazy anti-zombie road movie set in the South - vaguely interesting .. low budget??? Great saturated color, Chiaroscuro and camera.. Title has something about STAKES???? StakeKiller????.
	5:10pm Mr. Pumpy: Handy, I make my own virus bars. No store-bought for me!
	5:10pm Handy Haversack: @coela: Guns don't work against zombies, beans don't burn on the grill.
	5:11pm Adam West Coaster: I’m so into this Nazar track! It’s infectious. I’m infectious!
	5:11pm Handy Haversack: Spread it, @Adam! Very wisem @Mr. Pumpy. I don't trust Big Virus Bar either!
	5:12pm Phillippe Bastille: My hoarding skills aren't what the used to be. We're covered with cans of cranberry sauce, chili beans, and extra Phillips screw drivers (though only one flat screw driver), but that's where it ends
	5:12pm Rev. Turnip Druid: [caps lock] DIGGING. AGAIN.
	5:12pm morphe': Coel.. looked it up "Stake Land"... Got it here in the Library in Madrid??? worth a look when the wee ones are tucked away and the door is closed and ya put a blanket on the floor to block any audio...
	5:12pm JakeGould: @morphe': You mean “The Road?”
	5:13pm Adam West Coaster: @Handy, I’m practicing Cough/Cool.
	5:13pm \ⓔⓘⓔⓘ-0/: @Jake, OK, I admit I laughed at that one.
	5:14pm Handy Haversack: Phew, I'm glad you played this, Olivia!
	5:15pm Mr. Pumpy: No way @Handy. I like to keep my sicknesses on a bespoke level. What's next, dysentery in a plastic squeeze bottle? Puh-LEAZE!
	5:16pm morphe': Jake - The Road is good.. When I taught in NYC (alt HS 17-21 year olds)I used to show the first 1/4 to get them to read the book... Worked sometimes.. It was part of my Dystopia unit.. Did the same with Fahrenheit 451 and BladeRunner (DO ANDROIDS Dream).. It worked fairly well.. Made them keep Reading logs for each chapter section so they could not just scam on the films..
	5:16pm coelacanth∅: morphe' Thanks. i don't watch many movies but maybe it'll go on the long list. the only zombie movie i've ever watched more than a few minutes of is "28 days" (or something like that) -which i liked because it's conceivably possible.
	5:16pm David (in London): Good evening Crew - Handy, Pumpmeister, M.Bastille, morphester, John President, et al. Late in today but glad to be here at last. How is everyone?
	5:17pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hi Olvia and everybody! Olivia - thanks for all your hard work during the marathon.
	5:18pm Adam West Coaster: Hey Tim! I’ll met you at the drugstore! We have so few other options.
	5:19pm Mr. Pumpy: Hey, David!
	5:19pm JakeGould: @morphe': Cool! I am almost done reading J.G. Ballard’s “Highrise” and I don’t know I reading that will help or hurt.
	5:19pm morphe': Coel.. I thought you referenced many films??? Who then was that??? long list it but interesting for color and light more than theme...
	5:19pm John from Florham park: @DIL howdy
	5:20pm John from Florham park: @DIL glad you checked in
	5:21pm tim from champaign (now washington): Hey Adam - No kidding! My work is shutting down at the end of the day so I'll be laying low until April 13th.
	5:21pm mb: Great 2nd half today, DJ Olivia. Exceptional vibe that took my mind away.
	5:21pm modern blaze: don't forget to go off the screens
	5:21pm Mr. Pumpy: @Handy...I used to go in for boutique bacteria bars, but I find those to be better homemade as well. Clyphilis Bars were my favorite, but they really jumped the shark when they came out with Mint Chocolate Chancre and started selling in all the big chain stores.
	5:22pm RomanDogBird: this ruulllles
	5:22pm coelacanth∅: never saw the road. i read the book, because i liked other Cormack McCarthy books and the road came to me for free. throughout the book i was tempted to skip 10-20 pages, since nothing really happened. finished it though; was like, "eh". - nonetheless, images i conjured while reading it enter my head not infrequently, 5-10 years after reading it.
	5:23pm morphe': Going back out for a 1030pm (2221)Madrid walk in contraventention of the lock down orders. I carry the obligatory oversized shopping bag and say I am going to the 24/7 Carrefour... so far so good...
	5:23pm Phillippe Bastille: Yeeeeaaah! Clicky-star wisely invested!
	5:23pm modern blaze: we talking tribal with a touch of...
	5:23pm Adam West Coaster: @Handy,@Mr. Pumpy, I was born in Cleveland. So many of my viruses came straight from the tap.
	5:23pm Handy Haversack: Hiya, @David (in London) -- was hoping you would surface!
	5:24pm Ken From Hyde Park: Aw, just received an email from the local movie house (Upstate Films in Rhinebeck). They're closed for the virus, but are keeping busy painting and repairing things. Also asking for donations, but I gave may spare cash to WFMU. Will have to see some shows once they reopen.
	5:24pm Phillippe Bastille: Hey DiL!
	5:24pm Mr. Pumpy: @Adam...nothing like fresh virus straight from the source. I'm (not) green with envy!
	5:24pm Handy Haversack: Because I am an absolute and firmly committed dorkwad, I was reading the WAB comments from this morning trying to figure out whether Matt shaved down to the stache after the $24 pledge came in last night ...
	5:25pm morphe': Coel - read the McCarthy books from Appalacia(sp?) before he went west -SUTREE is thick but fascinating - Also, Blood Meridian - his first western book is brutal and bloody...
	5:25pm modern blaze: glimpses are all around
	5:25pm chresti: Enjoying the raviolis, Olivia!
	5:26pm coelacanth∅: morphe' i think it's another you think of. i do like seeing movies but it's lower priority to sound and other things i'm only here for a little while.
	5:27pm Adam West Coaster: I’d be perfectly delighted to have a friend named Eerie Wanda.
	5:28pm Handy Haversack: And to hang out with her in Pet Town, @Adam!
	5:29pm coco: what a great set it was...
	5:29pm morphe': Thanks Olivia - great show !!!!
	5:29pm Adam West Coaster: @Handy, I’m certain she has a handful of spiders.
	5:30pm Handy Haversack: And is one of the few people who can really wear brocade.
	5:30pm modern blaze: mortals don't worry
	5:30pm Andrew Waterloo: @Ken.. same here.. both movie houses were adamant about going forward with extra cleaning. But, today they both declared that they'll be closed until April.
	5:30pm Phillippe Bastille: Had hoped to set up an estuary tank during the lockdown. Just realized I have no filter. The fishies live in freedom a few more weeks (except the two that are doing fine in the bait trap).
	5:31pm Malcolm: super nice show olivia thank you
	5:31pm coelacanth∅: morphe' i read child of god first. pretty great and an easy read. then all the pretty horses which knocked me down. - another book the imagery of which revisits my mind often. then the road. then i started the crossing and let it go maybe 20-30 pages in. just seemed like a darker, more tedious continuation of all the pretty horses.
	5:32pm Andrew Waterloo: WFMU is a refuge for us on normal days
	5:32pm WoodsOfNH: No, refuge is THE word.
	5:33pm Chucktown Dan: Close enough. It's the thought that counts.
	5:34pm morphe': Coel - the 2nd two do not live up to All the pretty Horses - Blood meridian is a mindfucking step back into true brutal us history - fiction but accurate regarding scalping...
	5:34pm Handy Haversack: @Phillippe, I'm sure they feel their wyrd coming upon them. What kinds are you looking at? Silversides? Menhaden? In taking the ferry back and forth this weekend got a great view of a herring gull struggling to finish its whole eel.
	5:34pm Kayt: no worries girl you've got all the right words! thank you
	5:34pm Malcolm: WFMU is quickly becoming my my refuge/sanctuary/asylum
	5:37pm David (in London): @Handy - I had a cheery day out today the funeral of a very elderly aunt. Strangely, they weren't playing FMU in the chapel, so I can only now tune in. Top sounds here this evening, that's for sure.
	5:37pm northguineahills: Even when all is copacetic, WFMU is my sanctuary. (working w/ Joe McG to get my heart back)
	5:37pm dale: herro dere olivia. you and fabio should have done a show together - same sensibilities.
	5:37pm David (in London): On the refuge topic, I think I would go completely loopy these days if it weren't for FMU.
	5:38pm William Main: The DJ on WKCR (Columbia University radio station) just mentioned that the station might be shut down temporarily along the the rest of the university. I hope that does not happen, but if so it would leave WFMU as the last standing radio station of any value in the NY/NJ area (at least as far as I'm concerned). You and the rest of the DJs at WKCR are a great social benefit in these troubled times.
	5:39pm Sally: Yeah, WFMU is my refuge/sanctuary too! Very grateful...Thank you Olivia for a great show today to keep us all comforted and sane!
	5:40pm Handy Haversack: We liked your words, Olivia -- and all your sounds! David, WFMU-less funerals can be such a bummer. Glad you come home! @William Main, yeah, I work for Columbia and they are pretty insistent that only emergency people go in. But that seems to include the AV Dept., so who knows?
	5:40pm John from Florham park: @DIL we all would if it was not for this weird wonderful station
	5:41pm Adam West Coaster: Ohhhh, maaaaan, past board regular Cheri Pi just popped into my head! Probably the marathon. I wonder how she is doing. Well, I hope.
	5:41pm William Main: Correction: Columbia is still open but they are conducting classes online.
	5:41pm Andrew Waterloo: I think there is one local college station that probably won't survive this. It's already been hit by student apathy and government efforts to defund it. The one in my town went to a private system a couple years ago
	5:42pm Mr. Pumpy: Digging this Alahuta. It's like Bjork took 10x too much acid and woke up in a dungeon in France with a microphone.
	5:43pm olivia: Lol Mr. Pumpy. Agreed on the bjork vibes
	5:43pm David (in London): @Mr Pumpy - Haven't we all done that at one time or another?
	5:43pm dale: i thought diamanda galas had a baby with bjork.
	5:44pm Carmichael: Bjork? Diamanda!
	5:44pm olivia: ya ya Diamanda too
	5:44pm WoodsOfNH: Bjork chewing on Diamada Galas records.
	5:44pm Andrew Waterloo: Neco?
	5:46pm Ken From Hyde Park: Speaking of which, I hope Björk, Yoko Ono and other important luminaries are all keeping a safe distance from virus carriers.
	5:47pm Phillippe Bastille: @Handy Looking at anything I can get from what's left of the pier. When it collapsed my bait trap got dislodged. We had a super low tide a few days ago and I saw the top of the trap sticking out of the water so I raked it in. Some mud crabs and grass shrimp are in there. There were some small fry of unidentifiable heritage, but the cool things were two bluegill that have literally grown up inside the trap. They're about 4 inches long, and there's no way they can get through the trap opening. They seem well-fed and pretty content. They probably avoided the Great Bufflehead Buffet by being protected by the trap. They owe me, is how I look at it.
	5:48pm dale: my wife sells to chefs and caterers. she was let go today so we're marking ourselves safe from a paycheck and health insurance.
	5:48pm you're eek a: holy shit this woman must be insane
	5:49pm dale: this is good shizzle.
	5:49pm zopa: Thanks for the great show Olivia. Hear ya next week.
	5:50pm Mr. Pumpy: @David...I didn't want to assume!
	5:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Oh, blah. Sorry to hear that dale. I have some home repair tasks over here if you're looking for work. You can contact me if need be.
	5:51pm Mike & Dusty: vibes of Chene Noir d’Avignon
	5:51pm Phillippe Bastille: That sucks Dale. My wife is secure in her job, but I'm out of work April 1 if the option year on my current contract doesn't get picked up. She has the insurance and the bigger paycheck, thank goodness.
	5:51pm David (in London): I'm inviting Alahuta round next Christmas to liven up the dinner table.
	5:52pm Mandy: you know what I need right now? 20 minutes of existential dread. thanks.
	5:52pm dale: thank you ken. i try not to travel that far, but i have worked in hudson and sloatsburg. but each time i slept there too.
	5:52pm Peter from Dover NJ: With NJ gyms closing at 8P tonight, I'm outta work. Im a personal trainer. Thank goodness for Alahuta.
	5:52pm Mandy: @Mr. Pumpy I shrieked thank you for that dead on description
	5:53pm Handy Haversack: @Phillippe: Buffleheads! America's smallest, cutest, and therefore most worthwhile duck! Math checks out. @Mr. P: Kate's review of your review praised its accuracy.
	5:54pm JakeGould: If you live in NYC — and maybe elsewhere — still beware of local landlords and building owners targeting small businesses to use this crisis to kick them out. I don’t think any landlord in NYC is stupid enough to bully tenants — and all eviction actions are suspended in NYC for — but when it comes to retail? If you care about small businesses — even the the local laundry and stuff that is honestly not “hip” — they will need help to not get kicked to the curb for greed.
	5:54pm Carmichael: SF Bay Area just announced the most draconian order yet: shelter in place, no leaving home for ANYONE. FOR ANY REASON.
	5:54pm dale: phillippe - our president fiddled while rome burned. this is going to affect a LOT of people. i don't consider myself special but i appreciate the empathy.
	5:54pm Webhamster Henry: @Ken /Hyde Park Upstate Films is a fine cultural institution.
	5:55pm JakeGould: @PeterfromDoverNJ: And yet Bill de Blasio is STILL going to the 9th Street YWCA every morning in the middle of this.
	5:55pm dale: peter. come over to our house - we still have gin.
	5:55pm Phillippe Bastille: I can see the producer now, going "Um, Alahuta, this is Clem Fandango. Can you hear me? (Yes, I can hear you, Clem Fandango) Can we try that again with a little more screaming on the third line? Thanks. When you're ready."
	5:56pm Carmichael: Justice = Just Us
	5:56pm WoodsOfNH: The wife is not happy that I found that last track (crazy Bjork) on Bandcamp
	5:56pm Carmichael: Could be your ringtone, Woods ...
	5:57pm Mr. Pumpy: @Woods...just give her a megadose of LSD and bring her to a dungeon in Paris.
	5:57pm David (in London): Insect Vibrations - Part II of my autobiography.
	5:57pm Phillippe Bastille: @Handy fun to watch, that's for sure.
	5:58pm Handy Haversack: Oh, crap, it's 6! Thanks so much, Olivia! Great to see you all!
	5:58pm dale: what's messed up is how fast this crash happened. thank you mr. trump and mr. diblasio.
	5:58pm JakeGould: Thank you Olivia!
	5:59pm WR: Surprised I didn't hear any mention of the fund raising. I admit only half listening while working but just saying.
	6:00pm Phillippe Bastille: Thanks Olivia
	6:02pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Olivia

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from March 16, 2020

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