WFMU: Night People: Playlist from May 24, 2012

Listener comments!
	7:02pm Dan B From Upstate: Wow... A first... Listening to Night People at work... Live!
	7:06pm Danne D: Face Taint?
	7:06pm JJJ: Septum?
	7:06pm ?: philtrum
	7:07pm Caryn: It's the philtrum. Well, that's the indented part.
	7:11pm Dan B From Upstate: You prolly wanna be an officer, though. Academy is the way to go.
	7:12pm Caryn: The philtrum is also called the infranasal depression.
	7:15pm Danne D: More hot cashier stories. Less gross zits stories. Please
	7:16pm Dan B From Upstate: Better yet, pics of hot cashiers, no pics of zits.
	7:22pm JJJ: boogie down bronx, yes sir I can boogie, boogie woogie man in a black dress,
	7:23pm darue: thank you for looking up the answers to the questions... keep it up :-)
	7:24pm adam: Actually, the cigarette was hanging out of Dan Akroy'd mouth....
	7:24pm darue: Brenton Wood - Oogum Boogum http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLXvMb5bYHE
	7:24pm adam: Akroyd's
	7:25pm some other guy: it's like you guys DON'T obsessively read wikipedia or something. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boggart http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogeyman
	7:26pm JJJ: DNA to shed light on Yeti claims : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-18160673
	7:26pm some other guy: gotta love the Butzemann variant.
	7:29pm JJJ: Bob
	7:29pm Dan B From Upstate: Boogieman = Santa = Easter Bunny
	7:30pm max: Krampus not grampus
	7:32pm Caryn: "During the Corn Festival, young Cherokee males wearing phallic-laden masks would make fun of politicians, frighten children into being good, and moreover seduce young women by shaking their masks at them and chasing them around. Male participants in this Booger Dance were referred to as the Booger Man."
	7:35pm JJJ: High smellin' and low down
	7:36pm Tom: I was terrified of E.T. as a child
	7:36pm Caryn: Boogie-woogie on the other hand comes from 4 African words: the Hausa word "Boog" and the Mandingo word "Booga", both of which mean "to beat (a drum)", the West African word "Bogi", which means "to dance", and the Bantu term "Mbuki Mvuki" (Mbuki = to take off in flight, and Mvuki = to dance wildly, as if to shake off ones clothes).
	7:37pm JJJ: I had freddie kreuger dreams
	7:39pm Caryn: When I was little, there was a sketch on the "Paul Hogan Show" that was a horror movie parody. It had a tiny red flesh-eating fish creature that would come from the sewers and attack you when you were showering, bathing or on the toilet. It totally freaked me out. For months afterwards, I was afraid to even enter the bathroom.
	7:42pm Cliff: I think the Barney and Betty Hill abduction case in the early 60's was the first one with alien experimentation...Caryn, is that right? ;)
	7:45pm Cliff: And I had several sleep paralysis episodes in my teenage years, with a dark shadowy figure hovering over me the whole time. First time it happened I thought I had actually seen a real ghost!
	7:45pm Caryn: @Cliff: no, actually the 1957 the Antonio Villas Boas case was the first to mention medical experimentation, including blood samples and nausea-inducing gases. But the Boas and Hill abductions together probably established that as a part of the mythology. Before that, people were hassled by aliens, but not experimented on. Cattle mutilations became a part of the story in the 1960s (Dr. Ronald Sprinkle first suggested it was connected to aliens.)
	7:49pm Caryn: The Hill case was the first one to mention the type of alien commonly known as the "Greys": short, grey/greyish green-skinned, big-eyed bipedal creatures.

Night People: Playlist from May 24, 2012

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Listener comments!
	7:02pm Dan B From Upstate: Wow... A first... Listening to Night People at work... Live!
	7:06pm Danne D: Face Taint?
	7:06pm JJJ: Septum?
	7:06pm ?: philtrum
	7:07pm Caryn: It's the philtrum. Well, that's the indented part.
	7:11pm Dan B From Upstate: You prolly wanna be an officer, though. Academy is the way to go.
	7:12pm Caryn: The philtrum is also called the infranasal depression.
	7:15pm Danne D: More hot cashier stories. Less gross zits stories. Please
	7:16pm Dan B From Upstate: Better yet, pics of hot cashiers, no pics of zits.
	7:22pm JJJ: boogie down bronx, yes sir I can boogie, boogie woogie man in a black dress,
	7:23pm darue: thank you for looking up the answers to the questions... keep it up :-)
	7:24pm adam: Actually, the cigarette was hanging out of Dan Akroy'd mouth....
	7:24pm darue: Brenton Wood - Oogum Boogum http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLXvMb5bYHE
	7:24pm adam: Akroyd's
	7:25pm some other guy: it's like you guys DON'T obsessively read wikipedia or something. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boggart http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogeyman
	7:26pm JJJ: DNA to shed light on Yeti claims : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-18160673
	7:26pm some other guy: gotta love the Butzemann variant.
	7:29pm JJJ: Bob
	7:29pm Dan B From Upstate: Boogieman = Santa = Easter Bunny
	7:30pm max: Krampus not grampus
	7:32pm Caryn: "During the Corn Festival, young Cherokee males wearing phallic-laden masks would make fun of politicians, frighten children into being good, and moreover seduce young women by shaking their masks at them and chasing them around. Male participants in this Booger Dance were referred to as the Booger Man."
	7:35pm JJJ: High smellin' and low down
	7:36pm Tom: I was terrified of E.T. as a child
	7:36pm Caryn: Boogie-woogie on the other hand comes from 4 African words: the Hausa word "Boog" and the Mandingo word "Booga", both of which mean "to beat (a drum)", the West African word "Bogi", which means "to dance", and the Bantu term "Mbuki Mvuki" (Mbuki = to take off in flight, and Mvuki = to dance wildly, as if to shake off ones clothes).
	7:37pm JJJ: I had freddie kreuger dreams
	7:39pm Caryn: When I was little, there was a sketch on the "Paul Hogan Show" that was a horror movie parody. It had a tiny red flesh-eating fish creature that would come from the sewers and attack you when you were showering, bathing or on the toilet. It totally freaked me out. For months afterwards, I was afraid to even enter the bathroom.
	7:42pm Cliff: I think the Barney and Betty Hill abduction case in the early 60's was the first one with alien experimentation...Caryn, is that right? ;)
	7:45pm Cliff: And I had several sleep paralysis episodes in my teenage years, with a dark shadowy figure hovering over me the whole time. First time it happened I thought I had actually seen a real ghost!
	7:45pm Caryn: @Cliff: no, actually the 1957 the Antonio Villas Boas case was the first to mention medical experimentation, including blood samples and nausea-inducing gases. But the Boas and Hill abductions together probably established that as a part of the mythology. Before that, people were hassled by aliens, but not experimented on. Cattle mutilations became a part of the story in the 1960s (Dr. Ronald Sprinkle first suggested it was connected to aliens.)
	7:49pm Caryn: The Hill case was the first one to mention the type of alien commonly known as the "Greys": short, grey/greyish green-skinned, big-eyed bipedal creatures.

Night People: Playlist from May 24, 2012

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