WFMU: This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 28, 2017

Listener comments!
	9:00am Your Ace From Exchange Place: Good Morning!
	9:01am themutante: We got Trouble, friends!
	9:01am glenn: people are now making meringue from bean water. who knew?
	9:02am Bobby: Trouble, Elvis, all. Good morning from Elizabeth, NJ.
	9:02am cash: Which elvis song is this
	9:03am duke: Nice version of Harbor Lights. A favorite song of mine.
	9:03am cash: Sorry, there title popped up
	9:03am Adrian in London: Maira Kalman? Nice. Hello Trouble and listeners.
	9:03am Sem Chumbo: @glenn: aquafaba is one of those chickpea secrets, I guess.
	9:05am Sem Chumbo: www.aquafaba.com
	9:05am themutante: Gorgeous!
	9:05am Kerbo: nice night Drake cover
	9:05am glenn: one of those happy cooking accidents, i guess.
	9:06am Trouble: good morning thursday and all her discontents. ken took some questions last night about the stations, i've decided i will also answer questions. any questions... love life? rodents? Grade point average problems? art problems? let me fix it, how can i help?
	9:06am Number Six: G'Morning Trouble & All!
	9:07am Trouble: omg glenn, it has a name : aqua ferbo or some such. isn't life amazing??
	9:07am Trouble: today's art work is by the queen: maira Kalman, who i was once so lucky to have on this here radio show...
	9:08am jess: student loan problems here!
	9:08am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and Modern World-ers. Let today be the day you discover the wonders of canned bean liquid.
	9:08am glenn: because really, who ever says to themself "you know, i bet if i put leftover chick pea water into a mixer, add sugar and let 'er rip for 15 minutes, i'll end up with perfect meringue"?
	9:09am Tidy666: Canned bean liquid!!!mmmmm.it makes for a very relaxing bath.
	9:13am Ken From Hyde Park: The amazing WFMU pantry: bean liquid, elk juice, cowbell, etc.
	9:14am Bobby: Student loan problems yes
	9:14am jess: purge
	9:15am northguineahills: Nice version of two sisters.
	9:15am northguineahills: still student loan problems here as well.
	9:15am glenn: i'm relatively problem free at the moment. yippee ky.
	9:17am Number Six: @jess: I think they're gonna have to change this station to WFMSpew. :)
	9:17am DreamCricket: Oh Trouble, I missed you but that just makes me happier you're here! Good morning y'all!
	9:18am glenn: i need a new table saw. should i buy the really expensive one that won't cut my fingers off, or save some money and just act more responsibly?
	9:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Problem: Huge tax cuts for the super-wealthy and I am not among the super wealthy.
	9:19am Sem Chumbo: @glenn:I never discount the power of human "What If" thinking, to wit: the Yanomomi people of the Brazilian rain-forest who, I suppose, though trial and error, found a tree whose inside bark, scraped and dried and powdered, and thence blown into someone else's nostril via a long bamboo tube, would induce otherworldly shamanic visions. And significant volcanic vomiting. But still, what are the odds?
	9:19am Bobby: Glenn: Is there a mid-range model? Maybe you can save some money and keep a few fingers.
	9:20am bobdoesthings: goood morning all !!
	9:20am Priscilla: @glenn: the really expensive one
	9:20am melinda: Morning Trouble & all! Cool that you had Maira Kalman on the show, I'll have to look for that. Btw I enjoyed the show w/John Lurie you did a long time ago, found it googling.
	9:22am Trouble: yes those two are 2 of my heroes, so happy to say i had both on as excellent guests. maira was april 11 2012, or aprill12, 2011, i can't remember
	9:22am thriftstoreleather: I love the picture this week. Mornin' Folks, this song rules!
	9:22am Artem Krapivin: Good morning to all from Moscow city.
	9:22am jess: I hate my job problems
	9:23am glenn: yeah, i'm leaning toward the expensive one. it's just better.
	9:23am jess: good morning Moscow. I guess it isn't morning there.
	9:24am annie: late arrival, oops..(listening to city council forums).. all done, you have my undivided attention now.!
	9:24am Priscilla: It's just that accidents can happen even when you act responsibly
	9:25am pierre: Bonjour Trouble !
	9:25am pierre: and Troublalistas
	9:26am sugarwolf: You can use aquafaba to make vegan mayonnaise
	9:26am glenn: oh, i know. i've acquired many responsible scars over the years.
	9:30am steveo: Greetings and salutations to Trouble and all. Questions? My 2nd-grader is feeling sad because big brother is going to a new school. Any suggestions on how we can help him adjust?
	9:31am annie: have the smaller brother start a list of survey questions, as a reporter would. save them for when he gets into that grade....?
	9:32am northguineahills: wow, no A/C!
	9:33am pierre: @steveo : I think annie has a great idea !
	9:33am pierre: @steveo : I think annie has a great idea !
	9:35am glenn: blow up big brother's new school [at night or on the weekend, when nobody's there, i'm not a monster, duh.] then the new school will have to send students to the old school, and the brothers will be reunited. problem solved.
	9:35am queems: estate sales are always a really good idea. they have EVERYTHING
	9:36am bobdoesthings: you should all go to my (former) therapist who can solve all of your problems while yawning through your expensive session.. "mindfulness" .. that was her answer to everything.. so yeah, suck on that.
	9:36am Davee: Sounds logical, better yet just buy a cheap knife and cut yourself . . . .
	9:36am Trouble: designingyour.life
	9:36am Kurt: Pay off our own debts. Don't expect others to do it for you.
	9:36am JakeGould: Dear Trouble, I left a small Babybel Cheese in my backpack yesterday. Still sealed. Discovered it this morning at work and put it in the fridge. Will it be safe for me to eat later in the day? Thanks, Jake
	9:37am JakeGould: @bobdoesthings: That sounds crap. Sorry you had to deal with that.
	9:39am bobdoesthings: @jake- meh.. she was hugely helpful at first.. but after awhile I was just going desperately trying to think of things to talk about while she gave a gentle smile, yawned, and recommended mindfulness meditation.. then she gave me lip for being 10 mins late one day and I cancelled my sessions.
	9:39am sugarwolf: Yawning while allegedly listening doesn't sound very mindful.
	9:40am JakeGould: Yeah, she had one job and she’s yawning at a patient? Screw that.
	9:40am steveo: thanks @annie, i think that could help him understand what happens in 6th grade and why his brother is going there.
	9:40am queems: @bobdoesthings i had a therapist fall asleep during a session once. a+ guy
	9:42am Patrick: Glenn, those 'saw stop' saws start around $1,200, not cheap by any means but only a little more than an actual useful tablesaw. how often are you planning on using it? their might be a shop in your area that after taking a safety course and signing like a million waivers you might be able to rent time in the shop.
	9:42am bobdoesthings: @queems - hahaha, wow.
	9:42am annie: i think it might and it would help him to structure thoughtful ideas. i was a teacher in another life and one of 8 children..
	9:43am bobdoesthings: man I'm behind on Ariel Pink's newer releases... always enjoy his stuff
	9:45am queems: @bobdoesthings it was a therapist at pratt's health service center. it was years ago and i forget his name, but i'm calling his ass out
	9:45am northguineahills: More songs about James BRown!
	9:45am steveo: i love singing kids
	9:46am Priscilla: he sported an afro?
	9:46am karen eliot: good morning! @bobdoesthings -there are some very bad therapists out there. i feel better served by my local bartender.
	9:47am bobdoesthings: @karen - nice pun there.
	9:47am Trouble: great idea annie! here are some books about it : www.nytimes.com...
	9:50am Undead83: Great show ^^
	9:51am karen eliot: oh my! a punny day ahead.
	9:52am bobdoesthings: One thing that i found to be useful is www.selfauthoring.com -- but if you don't want to pay you can just do some similiar writing exercises.. Essentially you divide your life into "epochs" and write out positive and negative experiences you went through and write out the narrative of your life as you remember and lived it.. then you do a similar writing exercise for where you are currently at and then a similar exercise for how you'd like to "Design your future" .. sorta self-helpy.. but I find doing some writing/journaling helps put things into perspective, causes you to reflect deeper on your emotional/psychological responses and greater evaluate where you're at and who you are. There's something to be said about writing and coming to conclusions about your own personal narrative - makes it easier to let things go and be a bit more present with yourself... FWIW..
	9:53am Trouble: dj iceback "wrote" a weekly newspaper when he was young and we sent it out to friends and family. everyone loved it, and it improved his "writing" skills. (he dictated it to me and i sent it out via email) that would be a great project for the two kids to do @steveo
	9:53am jess: chocolate chip banana pancakes. There's the solution.
	9:53am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning, Trouble and everyone! Work interferes with concentrated listening but I see the link you posted for "Designing Your Life" so I assume you are 100% a fan of it.
	9:54am Trouble: i am@itzall ablurr, wish i could take class with those guys!!
	9:54am Patrick: Trouble, was just thinking about DJ Icepacks news letter, a highlight of my time in grad school... any chance we get a return engagement?
	9:57am Number Six: @jess: best idea so far!
	9:58am steveo: Thanks, Trouble. That definitely sounds like a fun project.
	9:58am MD: Good Morning Gang...RESIS*T...
	9:58am Trouble: howdy @patrick!! i think that a return engagement is a super idea, but high school tasks seem to eat up a lot of time. although next semester he has a creative writing class, maybe we can steer project ideas to our benefit...
	9:58am Your Ace From Exchange Place: Doueh!
	9:59am Your Ace From Exchange Place: Don't worry, Mr. Doueh, that sound is just a phase your guitar is going through.
	9:59am Mike Wolf: Doueh!
	10:00am Itzall Ablurr: I am struggling with a book tsunami at home, but it looks like my library has it, so I GUESS I WIN!!! Thanks for the quick reply and recommendation, I look forward to reading it. Also, JAMES Brown!
	10:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Hef has died. Who's going to publish the nudie magazines now?
	10:00am BronwynB: good morning trouble and everyone!
	10:01am βrian: @KFHP: The flag is flying at half staff at the University of Wisconsin ...
	10:01am MD: My Favorite Nudie mag is...My Brain!!! IT'S HOT!
	10:01am BronwynB: @ken: goodness! its the end of an era.
	10:01am Wild Neil: PEACE All. @ Trouble: I saw a big gray rat in my garage but it won't eat the rat poison nor the peanut butter on the traps I put out. I see mouse poop around also so I need to set mouse traps but THEY are not eating peanut butter, either.
	10:02am Adrian in London: @djtrouble What sort of British accent though? Geordie? Glaswegian? Thames Valley?
	10:02am BronwynB: there was a mouse in my freaking BEDROOM for a while there. it ran all over my prized triangular japanese purple coat. now that coat is tainted with mousefeet.
	10:03am melinda: It's too bad Monty Hall had to change its name. But Montgomery Hall does sound classy.
	10:03am βrian: Don't think of hantavirus.
	10:04am Adrian in London: @BronwynB We had a small fieldmouse in our old flat. I was all chilled about it until it started shinning up the shelves towards my vinyl!
	10:05am Adrian in London: @WildNeil Apparently mice like chocolate. And granola, if the one that's been munching my friend's packets that she leaves on her desk at work is anything to go by
	10:06am βrian: General Montgomery Hall would need a mustache over the entryway.
	10:07am BronwynB: @brian: now i cant think of anything BUT hantavirus :( @adrian: i had a giant stash of chocolate granola bars in my room so that explains everything hahaha
	10:08am JakeGould: My question about the cheese I left in my backpack is a legitimate concern.
	10:08am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, all!
	10:09am BnowB: Hey trouble heard 2 young men on CLay this morning. Sound like some world travelers. Love it. much peace and love to you and your fam :) that was sweet as a 30 years listener .. awww ok see ya bicycle calls me.. ((greg zone 5 all hail )) :) artwork amazing.. bye
	10:10am BnowB: Just read your photo caption.. I will bike to my favorite garden to start this day's journey. te veo luego
	10:10am bobdoesthings: @jake - I think you'll be ok, but to be on safe side, dont eat it, wrap it in saran wrap, place in a bag, and throw it off a bridge into water with a brick tied to it.
	10:11am Trouble: @jake gould: perhaps. was it very hot? does it have mold on it? if not then probably you will be fine. OR find a mouse and test it first...
	10:12am JakeGould: @BobDoesThings: So I should give it to a homeless person?
	10:13am bobdoesthings: @jake - what are you, nuts?! that's cruel.
	10:13am βrian: Let smell be your guide. Most cheese doesn't go off very quickly. That's largely why cheese exists. Now, parm will last a good ten days on a summer's hike.
	10:14am JakeGould: @Trouble: It’s that snack sized round cheese that is wrapped in red wax and then wrapped in plastic. No extreme heat.
	10:14am pierre: ooooooh, wow, smoothness
	10:14am Sem Chumbo: Right now I'm mindful that Spring has arrived in the Southern Hemisphere. Why does this music sound so luxurious? Anyone?
	10:15am bobdoesthings: @jake - FWIW - I just did some research.. looks like the only SAFE solution is to pour gasoline over it, place in metal trash can with lots of newspaper and twigs, throw a match in and run away fast.
	10:15am jess: Larry Flynt is still alive
	10:16am annie: well, hizzoner just lifted the Jones Act in order to allow shipments inot PR
	10:18am Greg from ZONE 5: Sounds like a Spanish Nicole Atkins!
	10:18am karen eliot: @jake red petroleum based wax right? makes great little sculptures. wax is miraculous. it can come from plants, mammals, insects, and made synthetically. It seals to last.
	10:19am Sem Chumbo: Send a signal, indeed. Yearning there, a great deal.
	10:19am ?: Trouble and all, I have a question. I'm desperate to finish a film project which means I need to make large amounts of money in a short amount of time. I am considering working for a company that provides a "foot fetish experience." I would be letting men with a foot obsession touch and lick my feet. I have an "interview" with them tonight. I'm scared but need the money. Should I go? Signed, Footy in Flatbush
	10:19am JakeGould: @annie: Thank effing God. Has anyone made a comprehensive list of what archaic laws from the 1920s are still impeding our world today?
	10:23am Priscilla: @?: There is something to be said for compartmentalizing — this is your survival box. Maybe OK, if not very healthy?
	10:25am mb: Good morning Trouble and troubleers! I keep sleeping on purchasing this Soul of a Nation record. Top notch stuff here.
	10:26am βrian: Sounds like movie music. I'm a sucker for movie music.
	10:27am karen eliot: @? maybe try kickstarter. y'all set me up- right? I'm going silent now. have the best day ever!
	10:28am queems: @? if you are uncomfortable with the idea of people actually touching you, there are places online where you can sell your used socks. similar idea, but nobody touches you.
	10:30am JakeGould: @?: There are far more people out there who have engaged in some level of “adult entertainment” than not. Meaning as long as you feel comfortable, get paid well and the relationship is kept secret, then why not? That said, if you are doing something like that to survive and cannot live without it, you are already in a desperate situation and might be delaying the inevitable. Better face your financial situation head on rather than potentially destroying yourself for short-term gains.
	10:30am βrian: Are there still any practicing Bokononists? (Sole-to-sole.)
	10:31am ?: @JakeGould: I'm able to pay for my living expenses, just not my movie. @queems: that's a REALLY good idea. thank you!!!
	10:32am Davee: MEOW!
	10:34am JakeGould: @kareneliot: Exactly! There are options out there to crowdfund online. I would recommend you figure out how to make that work for you. Also, gonna be blunt: Why a “movie” in 2017? How many silly vanity “movies” are out there that could just as easilly been shot on an iPhone, edited in iMovie and then shared on Vimeo, YouTube, etc… It’s honestly better to start small, test your idea and then expand it into something bigger. Especially nowadays when “movies” versus “video” versus “TV” means crap. Create a short film that is the proof of concept and then use that as the basis of a crowdfunding campaign for a bigger better thing. Always remember: Nobody in the film industry spends their own money. So you shouldn’t do that either unless there is utterly no choice.
	10:36am Listener142985: One thumbs-up here for playing stuff from this LCD-S album. Yay.
	10:37am DreamCricket: This ones got my heart strings tangled up in a big old knot!
	10:37am βrian: Why feet, and not elbows, say?
	10:37am ?: @Jake: What I am trying to make is actually a proof of concept film, and I have half of it done and need to finish it. What I need to pay for is lighting, space rental, and food for the cast and crew. I should have started smaller but I didn't and that's why I'm in this situation. Now I know.
	10:38am Lixiviated Life: @?: Follow your bliss. (But wash your feet)
	10:39am steveo: almost time for the feast of steveo
	10:39am queems: @? no problem. try ebanned.com
	10:39am steveo: ok not quite, but at least it's getting cooler...
	10:40am annie: speaking of on-the-skids film-making, my son has a doc premiering at he catalina film fest this weekend. he's always just worked using his own money, always on a shoe-string budget.. but he gets editing gigs..
	10:40am ilovenon: perfection in selection. thank you!
	10:41am annie: two months steveo....plenty time to prepare.
	10:44am Diana: @? Go with your gut instinct. I love this bartering site. http://ourgoods.org/ often space is available for trading. Lots of generous people out there.
	10:51am northguineahills: Antibalas remix! I know Marty McSorley plays Patato & Totico....
	10:52am Magda: That was a song about bullet proof vests...no?
	10:52am steveo: @annie true; we don't get it deep and crisp and even much any more, though
	10:56am Listener Gregory: Dear Santigold, FYI, I got enough of myself 30 years ago.
	10:56am Listener Gregory: FWIW, others got enough of me 40 years ago.
	10:57am Danny in Bloomingburg: Thank you Trouble your set is taking me away from this toxic environment
	10:59am b wad: Hi TrubbaDub! Checkin' in from Tel Aviv
	11:00am steveo: I'm with Danny -- loving this set!
	11:00am Danny in Bloomingburg: Thanks Steveo!!!!
	11:03am JakeGould: Oh, and echoing what Trouble said about college education and debt nowadays. 1 million times yes! And here’s an article from the Guardian today that touches on the horrific reality of debt and higher ed nowadays: “Facing poverty, academics turn to sex work and sleeping in cars” Who knew higher ed would be so bleak? www.theguardian.com...
	11:03am βrian: Grive des bois. Love that call.
	11:04am annie: only ten days, though, trouble
	11:05am Magda: www.as-coa.org... If anyone is interested in attending please register for this event. I wish this was webcast.
	11:05am steveo: what if you pronounce it "sharty"?
	11:06am JakeGould: And to be fair, that Guardian article is about adjunct professors living in abject poverty. But the overall concept is the same.
	11:06am sugarwolf: My boss thought adjunct faculty were paid really well!!
	11:08am Magda: PUPPIES!!!!
	11:08am JakeGould: @sugarwolf: “Adjunct” is a professorial intern. Wait for the professors above you to die and then take their gigs. The circle of life!
	11:09am Planet Tyler: I have a sheepdog thing and she is calm as a 80s housewife on mothers little helper
	11:09am βrian: @JakeGould: Not even that. It's more like temp work. Explicitly non-tenure-track, usually.
	11:10am Trouble: hey @b wad! can you hear how fab my skin looks after my dead sea mud bath?
	11:11am frenchee: until the woman singer began, I thought for sure I'd hear Joe Frank. Bon jour, Trouble Squad!
	11:11am sugarwolf: @JakeGould: we have a client who is a professor in NJ and he pretty much told her yeah, no to that belief
	11:11am samer: yesssssss 6 underground
	11:11am βrian: I've heard of fish pedicures. Do they do fish facials, as well?
	11:12am Listener Gregory: Some adjuncts stay in that position permanently because they have other jobs, and they teach only one course a year or so. E.g., human resources director who teaches one class in a business school.
	11:13am Listener Gregory: But, no, adjuncts don't usually move into permanent positions at their universities.
	11:14am steveo: this song made a sound like my slack notification sound!
	11:14am bobdoesthings: @brian - for a second i thought you meant people do spa treatments on their pet fish.. pampered high maintenance fish
	11:14am northguineahills: I did the adjunct thing for 2.5 years. Then I started working part-time in the field I got my degree. I was making more money so I made it full-time and quit teaching.
	11:14am JakeGould: @ListenerGregory: Sometimes they do. Sometimes people win Powerball. Same difference.
	11:16am JakeGould: @βrian: Fish pedicures? More like fish that eat the dead skin off of your feet. You’d have to submerge your whole head in water and let fish chew on your skin for that to happen.
	11:16am Listener Gregory: @Jake Right.
	11:21am annie: @ngh: are you still in florida?
	11:21am judy from croton: What a sad and beautiful song. His voice especially.
	11:21am βrian: Bring a snorkel.
	11:22am annie: hey the thing made me do math to make a comment.... i hope it's on the final
	11:23am Adrian in London: @Judy from Croton: the singer's son died as a child.
	11:23am βrian: My equation always seems to be 665 + 1.
	11:24am Trouble: I adjuncted for many years at many different schools. soul sucking
	11:28am Danny in Bloomingburg: I can relate Trouble. Verizon laid me off said my job was redundant. Next month my job was posted on dice.com but in Chennai
	11:30am annie: some of my teacher friends at SUNY-Oneonta are mostly adjunct; they know their days are numbered..... it almost always results in lower pay for them.. expendable
	11:41am Itzall Ablurr: What became of Cornershop? Such a great band.
	11:43am Greg from ZONE 5: So much gold today, Trouble!
	11:44am MenfussMike: Cornershop are alive and well and constantly creating and Tjinder's label releases a bunch of good stuff. Great band
	11:44am jess: I'm an acupuncturist stuck in a crappy office job on Wall St. anyone want a treatment? I'm really good!
	11:45am steveo: Troubled Times Are Times to Invest in Gold
	11:45am Trouble: merci @greg! i'll be shopping at the wfmu mini record fair this saturday , hope you will too!
	11:45am Greg from ZONE 5: Shopping AND working!
	11:46am I am the Upsetter: "I was happy in the haze of a drunkin' hour, fight the power." The Cornershop.
	11:51am Trouble: good on you @greg!
	11:52am annie: thanks for the great show today trouble! closing the chat page..
	11:53am Trouble: thanks for sitting in @annie!
	11:54am Ken From Hyde Park: Music to resist by ... Thanks, Trouble!
	11:56am Mark Williams: i'll be seeing Colleen play in a month or so. This transition into singing has worked nicely.
	11:56am Passaic River Blues: An extremely strong closing, Trouble. Thank you, as always.
	11:57am Adrian in London: Thanks Trouble, lovely show.
	11:57am bobdoesthings: Thanks Trouble!!!! till next time
	11:58am Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Trouble!
	11:58am Sem Chumbo: Thank you, Trouble. An aural delight as always. See you and all next timer.
	11:59am βrian: Underwater Theme Park coming up: wfmu.org...
	12:00pm steveo: what that's it? thanks, Trouble!
	12:00pm Bas NL: Thanks Trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 28, 2017

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

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September 28, 2017: can i help?

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
elvis	harbor lights ( takes 5-8) "harbor lights ( takes 5-8)" by "elvis"	a boy from tupelo:complete 1953-55 recordings					*	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
the autumns with simon raymonde	time of no reply	elsie & jack & nick drake v/a						0:04:14 (Pop-up)
jonathan heron	heron pond "heron pond" by "jonathan heron"	skylark	wishing chair				*	0:10:11 (Pop-up)
rotten bliss	two sisters "two sisters" by "rotten bliss"	the nightwatchman sings	reverb worship				*	0:13:55 (Pop-up)
nancy lesh	dhrupad in jhaptal "dhrupad in jhaptal" by "nancy lesh"	nancy lesh cello						0:19:08 (Pop-up)
trio da kali and kronos quartet	tita	ladilikan	nonesuch				*	0:23:39 (Pop-up)

rock city	the wind will cry for me	Looking Forward: The Roots of Big Star featuring Chris Bell	omnivore				*	0:38:54 (Pop-up)
ariel pink	death patrol "death patrol" by "ariel pink"	dedicated to bobby jameson	mexican summer				*	0:41:59 (Pop-up)
nancy dupree with a group of rochester ny youngsters	james brown	the 123's of kid soul v/a						0:44:57 (Pop-up)
sly stone	baby "baby" by "sly stone"	I'm Just Like You: Sly's Stone Flower 1969-70						0:47:37 (Pop-up)
droids	shanti dance pt 1 & 2 "shanti dance pt 1 & 2" by "droids"	Cosmic Machine A Voyage Across French Cosmic & Electronic Avantgarde (1970-1980) V A						0:51:04 (Pop-up)
group doueh	zaya koum "zaya koum" by "group doueh"	zayna jumma				at montgomery hall oct 7		0:57:36 (Pop-up)

barbez with velina brown	los cuatro generales	For Those Who Came After	important				*	1:06:16 (Pop-up)
philipe eidel	Ichninane Wakhsane "Ichninane Wakhsane" by "philipe eidel"	transpacific sound paradise presents Islamic electric v/a 2008 marathon premium						1:09:34 (Pop-up)
zinia y veneto	flirt a rio "flirt a rio" by "zinia y veneto"	sol y sombra v/a						1:12:57 (Pop-up)
wait. think. fast.	manda una senal	dale tiempo					*	1:17:01 (Pop-up)
phil ranelin	vibes from the tribe	Soul Of A Nation - Afro-Centric Visions In The Age Of Black Power: Underground Jazz, Street Funk & The Roots Of Rap 1968-79 (V/a)					*	1:20:51 (Pop-up)
fennesz sakamoto	mono "mono" by "fennesz sakamoto"	cendre						1:23:56 (Pop-up)
esg	erase you (puppy to your side)	a south bronx story 2						1:28:02 (Pop-up)
LCD Soundsystem	other voices "other voices" by "LCD Soundsystem"	american dream					*	1:32:58 (Pop-up)
nina simone remixed by postal service	little girl blue	Verve Remixed 3 (V/A)						1:38:28 (Pop-up)
katie von schleicher	life's a lie	shitty hits	ba da bing!				*	1:43:48 (Pop-up)
patato & totico	dilo como yo antibalas remix	verve remixed 4						1:46:28 (Pop-up)
santigold	can't get enough of myself ft B.C.	99¢						1:52:12 (Pop-up)
adalberto santiago	la tierra da "la tierra da" by "adalberto santiago"	adalberto featuring popeye el marino						1:55:32 (Pop-up)
stephane grappelli	that old black magic	1941-43						1:59:41 (Pop-up)

sneaker pimps	6 underground ( fila brazillia remix#1)	abstarct vibes 2 more vibes v/a						2:09:41 (Pop-up)
lee wiley	I've Got The World On A String	hot house rose						2:15:48 (Pop-up)
the apartments	The Failure of Love Is a Brick Wall (you prayed for me to hit it)	a life full of farewells						2:18:22 (Pop-up)
mary lou williams	for you "for you" by "mary lou williams"	in london						2:22:02 (Pop-up)
colin blunstone	misty roses "misty roses" by "colin blunstone"	i don't believe in miracles						2:24:30 (Pop-up)
Antena	achilles enne mix "achilles enne mix" by "Antena"	Versions Speciales - Camino del Sol						2:29:36 (Pop-up)
Flash Cadillac and the Continental Kids	she's so fine	ost american graffitti						2:34:36 (Pop-up)
captain planet featuring chico mann	aquacero				7"			2:36:28 (Pop-up)
cornershop	6 a.m. juliander shere	woman's gotta have it						2:40:14 (Pop-up)
ranny sinclair	with any other girl	another autumn		1964			*	2:47:18 (Pop-up)
the dream syndicate	kendra's dream	How Did I Find Myself Here?	anti				*	2:49:16 (Pop-up)
colleen	winter dawn "winter dawn" by "colleen"	a flame my love, a frequency	thrill jockey				*	2:56:07 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am Your Ace From Exchange Place: Good Morning!
	9:01am themutante: We got Trouble, friends!
	9:01am glenn: people are now making meringue from bean water. who knew?
	9:02am Bobby: Trouble, Elvis, all. Good morning from Elizabeth, NJ.
	9:02am cash: Which elvis song is this
	9:03am duke: Nice version of Harbor Lights. A favorite song of mine.
	9:03am cash: Sorry, there title popped up
	9:03am Adrian in London: Maira Kalman? Nice. Hello Trouble and listeners.
	9:03am Sem Chumbo: @glenn: aquafaba is one of those chickpea secrets, I guess.
	9:05am Sem Chumbo: www.aquafaba.com
	9:05am themutante: Gorgeous!
	9:05am Kerbo: nice night Drake cover
	9:05am glenn: one of those happy cooking accidents, i guess.
	9:06am Trouble: good morning thursday and all her discontents. ken took some questions last night about the stations, i've decided i will also answer questions. any questions... love life? rodents? Grade point average problems? art problems? let me fix it, how can i help?
	9:06am Number Six: G'Morning Trouble & All!
	9:07am Trouble: omg glenn, it has a name : aqua ferbo or some such. isn't life amazing??
	9:07am Trouble: today's art work is by the queen: maira Kalman, who i was once so lucky to have on this here radio show...
	9:08am jess: student loan problems here!
	9:08am Sem Chumbo: Good morning, Trouble, and Modern World-ers. Let today be the day you discover the wonders of canned bean liquid.
	9:08am glenn: because really, who ever says to themself "you know, i bet if i put leftover chick pea water into a mixer, add sugar and let 'er rip for 15 minutes, i'll end up with perfect meringue"?
	9:09am Tidy666: Canned bean liquid!!!mmmmm.it makes for a very relaxing bath.
	9:13am Ken From Hyde Park: The amazing WFMU pantry: bean liquid, elk juice, cowbell, etc.
	9:14am Bobby: Student loan problems yes
	9:14am jess: purge
	9:15am northguineahills: Nice version of two sisters.
	9:15am northguineahills: still student loan problems here as well.
	9:15am glenn: i'm relatively problem free at the moment. yippee ky.
	9:17am Number Six: @jess: I think they're gonna have to change this station to WFMSpew. :)
	9:17am DreamCricket: Oh Trouble, I missed you but that just makes me happier you're here! Good morning y'all!
	9:18am glenn: i need a new table saw. should i buy the really expensive one that won't cut my fingers off, or save some money and just act more responsibly?
	9:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Problem: Huge tax cuts for the super-wealthy and I am not among the super wealthy.
	9:19am Sem Chumbo: @glenn:I never discount the power of human "What If" thinking, to wit: the Yanomomi people of the Brazilian rain-forest who, I suppose, though trial and error, found a tree whose inside bark, scraped and dried and powdered, and thence blown into someone else's nostril via a long bamboo tube, would induce otherworldly shamanic visions. And significant volcanic vomiting. But still, what are the odds?
	9:19am Bobby: Glenn: Is there a mid-range model? Maybe you can save some money and keep a few fingers.
	9:20am bobdoesthings: goood morning all !!
	9:20am Priscilla: @glenn: the really expensive one
	9:20am melinda: Morning Trouble & all! Cool that you had Maira Kalman on the show, I'll have to look for that. Btw I enjoyed the show w/John Lurie you did a long time ago, found it googling.
	9:22am Trouble: yes those two are 2 of my heroes, so happy to say i had both on as excellent guests. maira was april 11 2012, or aprill12, 2011, i can't remember
	9:22am thriftstoreleather: I love the picture this week. Mornin' Folks, this song rules!
	9:22am Artem Krapivin: Good morning to all from Moscow city.
	9:22am jess: I hate my job problems
	9:23am glenn: yeah, i'm leaning toward the expensive one. it's just better.
	9:23am jess: good morning Moscow. I guess it isn't morning there.
	9:24am annie: late arrival, oops..(listening to city council forums).. all done, you have my undivided attention now.!
	9:24am Priscilla: It's just that accidents can happen even when you act responsibly
	9:25am pierre: Bonjour Trouble !
	9:25am pierre: and Troublalistas
	9:26am sugarwolf: You can use aquafaba to make vegan mayonnaise
	9:26am glenn: oh, i know. i've acquired many responsible scars over the years.
	9:30am steveo: Greetings and salutations to Trouble and all. Questions? My 2nd-grader is feeling sad because big brother is going to a new school. Any suggestions on how we can help him adjust?
	9:31am annie: have the smaller brother start a list of survey questions, as a reporter would. save them for when he gets into that grade....?
	9:32am northguineahills: wow, no A/C!
	9:33am pierre: @steveo : I think annie has a great idea !
	9:33am pierre: @steveo : I think annie has a great idea !
	9:35am glenn: blow up big brother's new school [at night or on the weekend, when nobody's there, i'm not a monster, duh.] then the new school will have to send students to the old school, and the brothers will be reunited. problem solved.
	9:35am queems: estate sales are always a really good idea. they have EVERYTHING
	9:36am bobdoesthings: you should all go to my (former) therapist who can solve all of your problems while yawning through your expensive session.. "mindfulness" .. that was her answer to everything.. so yeah, suck on that.
	9:36am Davee: Sounds logical, better yet just buy a cheap knife and cut yourself . . . .
	9:36am Trouble: designingyour.life
	9:36am Kurt: Pay off our own debts. Don't expect others to do it for you.
	9:36am JakeGould: Dear Trouble, I left a small Babybel Cheese in my backpack yesterday. Still sealed. Discovered it this morning at work and put it in the fridge. Will it be safe for me to eat later in the day? Thanks, Jake
	9:37am JakeGould: @bobdoesthings: That sounds crap. Sorry you had to deal with that.
	9:39am bobdoesthings: @jake- meh.. she was hugely helpful at first.. but after awhile I was just going desperately trying to think of things to talk about while she gave a gentle smile, yawned, and recommended mindfulness meditation.. then she gave me lip for being 10 mins late one day and I cancelled my sessions.
	9:39am sugarwolf: Yawning while allegedly listening doesn't sound very mindful.
	9:40am JakeGould: Yeah, she had one job and she’s yawning at a patient? Screw that.
	9:40am steveo: thanks @annie, i think that could help him understand what happens in 6th grade and why his brother is going there.
	9:40am queems: @bobdoesthings i had a therapist fall asleep during a session once. a+ guy
	9:42am Patrick: Glenn, those 'saw stop' saws start around $1,200, not cheap by any means but only a little more than an actual useful tablesaw. how often are you planning on using it? their might be a shop in your area that after taking a safety course and signing like a million waivers you might be able to rent time in the shop.
	9:42am bobdoesthings: @queems - hahaha, wow.
	9:42am annie: i think it might and it would help him to structure thoughtful ideas. i was a teacher in another life and one of 8 children..
	9:43am bobdoesthings: man I'm behind on Ariel Pink's newer releases... always enjoy his stuff
	9:45am queems: @bobdoesthings it was a therapist at pratt's health service center. it was years ago and i forget his name, but i'm calling his ass out
	9:45am northguineahills: More songs about James BRown!
	9:45am steveo: i love singing kids
	9:46am Priscilla: he sported an afro?
	9:46am karen eliot: good morning! @bobdoesthings -there are some very bad therapists out there. i feel better served by my local bartender.
	9:47am bobdoesthings: @karen - nice pun there.
	9:47am Trouble: great idea annie! here are some books about it : www.nytimes.com...
	9:50am Undead83: Great show ^^
	9:51am karen eliot: oh my! a punny day ahead.
	9:52am bobdoesthings: One thing that i found to be useful is www.selfauthoring.com -- but if you don't want to pay you can just do some similiar writing exercises.. Essentially you divide your life into "epochs" and write out positive and negative experiences you went through and write out the narrative of your life as you remember and lived it.. then you do a similar writing exercise for where you are currently at and then a similar exercise for how you'd like to "Design your future" .. sorta self-helpy.. but I find doing some writing/journaling helps put things into perspective, causes you to reflect deeper on your emotional/psychological responses and greater evaluate where you're at and who you are. There's something to be said about writing and coming to conclusions about your own personal narrative - makes it easier to let things go and be a bit more present with yourself... FWIW..
	9:53am Trouble: dj iceback "wrote" a weekly newspaper when he was young and we sent it out to friends and family. everyone loved it, and it improved his "writing" skills. (he dictated it to me and i sent it out via email) that would be a great project for the two kids to do @steveo
	9:53am jess: chocolate chip banana pancakes. There's the solution.
	9:53am Itzall Ablurr: Good morning, Trouble and everyone! Work interferes with concentrated listening but I see the link you posted for "Designing Your Life" so I assume you are 100% a fan of it.
	9:54am Trouble: i am@itzall ablurr, wish i could take class with those guys!!
	9:54am Patrick: Trouble, was just thinking about DJ Icepacks news letter, a highlight of my time in grad school... any chance we get a return engagement?
	9:57am Number Six: @jess: best idea so far!
	9:58am steveo: Thanks, Trouble. That definitely sounds like a fun project.
	9:58am MD: Good Morning Gang...RESIS*T...
	9:58am Trouble: howdy @patrick!! i think that a return engagement is a super idea, but high school tasks seem to eat up a lot of time. although next semester he has a creative writing class, maybe we can steer project ideas to our benefit...
	9:58am Your Ace From Exchange Place: Doueh!
	9:59am Your Ace From Exchange Place: Don't worry, Mr. Doueh, that sound is just a phase your guitar is going through.
	9:59am Mike Wolf: Doueh!
	10:00am Itzall Ablurr: I am struggling with a book tsunami at home, but it looks like my library has it, so I GUESS I WIN!!! Thanks for the quick reply and recommendation, I look forward to reading it. Also, JAMES Brown!
	10:00am Ken From Hyde Park: Hef has died. Who's going to publish the nudie magazines now?
	10:00am BronwynB: good morning trouble and everyone!
	10:01am βrian: @KFHP: The flag is flying at half staff at the University of Wisconsin ...
	10:01am MD: My Favorite Nudie mag is...My Brain!!! IT'S HOT!
	10:01am BronwynB: @ken: goodness! its the end of an era.
	10:01am Wild Neil: PEACE All. @ Trouble: I saw a big gray rat in my garage but it won't eat the rat poison nor the peanut butter on the traps I put out. I see mouse poop around also so I need to set mouse traps but THEY are not eating peanut butter, either.
	10:02am Adrian in London: @djtrouble What sort of British accent though? Geordie? Glaswegian? Thames Valley?
	10:02am BronwynB: there was a mouse in my freaking BEDROOM for a while there. it ran all over my prized triangular japanese purple coat. now that coat is tainted with mousefeet.
	10:03am melinda: It's too bad Monty Hall had to change its name. But Montgomery Hall does sound classy.
	10:03am βrian: Don't think of hantavirus.
	10:04am Adrian in London: @BronwynB We had a small fieldmouse in our old flat. I was all chilled about it until it started shinning up the shelves towards my vinyl!
	10:05am Adrian in London: @WildNeil Apparently mice like chocolate. And granola, if the one that's been munching my friend's packets that she leaves on her desk at work is anything to go by
	10:06am βrian: General Montgomery Hall would need a mustache over the entryway.
	10:07am BronwynB: @brian: now i cant think of anything BUT hantavirus :( @adrian: i had a giant stash of chocolate granola bars in my room so that explains everything hahaha
	10:08am JakeGould: My question about the cheese I left in my backpack is a legitimate concern.
	10:08am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, all!
	10:09am BnowB: Hey trouble heard 2 young men on CLay this morning. Sound like some world travelers. Love it. much peace and love to you and your fam :) that was sweet as a 30 years listener .. awww ok see ya bicycle calls me.. ((greg zone 5 all hail )) :) artwork amazing.. bye
	10:10am BnowB: Just read your photo caption.. I will bike to my favorite garden to start this day's journey. te veo luego
	10:10am bobdoesthings: @jake - I think you'll be ok, but to be on safe side, dont eat it, wrap it in saran wrap, place in a bag, and throw it off a bridge into water with a brick tied to it.
	10:11am Trouble: @jake gould: perhaps. was it very hot? does it have mold on it? if not then probably you will be fine. OR find a mouse and test it first...
	10:12am JakeGould: @BobDoesThings: So I should give it to a homeless person?
	10:13am bobdoesthings: @jake - what are you, nuts?! that's cruel.
	10:13am βrian: Let smell be your guide. Most cheese doesn't go off very quickly. That's largely why cheese exists. Now, parm will last a good ten days on a summer's hike.
	10:14am JakeGould: @Trouble: It’s that snack sized round cheese that is wrapped in red wax and then wrapped in plastic. No extreme heat.
	10:14am pierre: ooooooh, wow, smoothness
	10:14am Sem Chumbo: Right now I'm mindful that Spring has arrived in the Southern Hemisphere. Why does this music sound so luxurious? Anyone?
	10:15am bobdoesthings: @jake - FWIW - I just did some research.. looks like the only SAFE solution is to pour gasoline over it, place in metal trash can with lots of newspaper and twigs, throw a match in and run away fast.
	10:15am jess: Larry Flynt is still alive
	10:16am annie: well, hizzoner just lifted the Jones Act in order to allow shipments inot PR
	10:18am Greg from ZONE 5: Sounds like a Spanish Nicole Atkins!
	10:18am karen eliot: @jake red petroleum based wax right? makes great little sculptures. wax is miraculous. it can come from plants, mammals, insects, and made synthetically. It seals to last.
	10:19am Sem Chumbo: Send a signal, indeed. Yearning there, a great deal.
	10:19am ?: Trouble and all, I have a question. I'm desperate to finish a film project which means I need to make large amounts of money in a short amount of time. I am considering working for a company that provides a "foot fetish experience." I would be letting men with a foot obsession touch and lick my feet. I have an "interview" with them tonight. I'm scared but need the money. Should I go? Signed, Footy in Flatbush
	10:19am JakeGould: @annie: Thank effing God. Has anyone made a comprehensive list of what archaic laws from the 1920s are still impeding our world today?
	10:23am Priscilla: @?: There is something to be said for compartmentalizing — this is your survival box. Maybe OK, if not very healthy?
	10:25am mb: Good morning Trouble and troubleers! I keep sleeping on purchasing this Soul of a Nation record. Top notch stuff here.
	10:26am βrian: Sounds like movie music. I'm a sucker for movie music.
	10:27am karen eliot: @? maybe try kickstarter. y'all set me up- right? I'm going silent now. have the best day ever!
	10:28am queems: @? if you are uncomfortable with the idea of people actually touching you, there are places online where you can sell your used socks. similar idea, but nobody touches you.
	10:30am JakeGould: @?: There are far more people out there who have engaged in some level of “adult entertainment” than not. Meaning as long as you feel comfortable, get paid well and the relationship is kept secret, then why not? That said, if you are doing something like that to survive and cannot live without it, you are already in a desperate situation and might be delaying the inevitable. Better face your financial situation head on rather than potentially destroying yourself for short-term gains.
	10:30am βrian: Are there still any practicing Bokononists? (Sole-to-sole.)
	10:31am ?: @JakeGould: I'm able to pay for my living expenses, just not my movie. @queems: that's a REALLY good idea. thank you!!!
	10:32am Davee: MEOW!
	10:34am JakeGould: @kareneliot: Exactly! There are options out there to crowdfund online. I would recommend you figure out how to make that work for you. Also, gonna be blunt: Why a “movie” in 2017? How many silly vanity “movies” are out there that could just as easilly been shot on an iPhone, edited in iMovie and then shared on Vimeo, YouTube, etc… It’s honestly better to start small, test your idea and then expand it into something bigger. Especially nowadays when “movies” versus “video” versus “TV” means crap. Create a short film that is the proof of concept and then use that as the basis of a crowdfunding campaign for a bigger better thing. Always remember: Nobody in the film industry spends their own money. So you shouldn’t do that either unless there is utterly no choice.
	10:36am Listener142985: One thumbs-up here for playing stuff from this LCD-S album. Yay.
	10:37am DreamCricket: This ones got my heart strings tangled up in a big old knot!
	10:37am βrian: Why feet, and not elbows, say?
	10:37am ?: @Jake: What I am trying to make is actually a proof of concept film, and I have half of it done and need to finish it. What I need to pay for is lighting, space rental, and food for the cast and crew. I should have started smaller but I didn't and that's why I'm in this situation. Now I know.
	10:38am Lixiviated Life: @?: Follow your bliss. (But wash your feet)
	10:39am steveo: almost time for the feast of steveo
	10:39am queems: @? no problem. try ebanned.com
	10:39am steveo: ok not quite, but at least it's getting cooler...
	10:40am annie: speaking of on-the-skids film-making, my son has a doc premiering at he catalina film fest this weekend. he's always just worked using his own money, always on a shoe-string budget.. but he gets editing gigs..
	10:40am ilovenon: perfection in selection. thank you!
	10:41am annie: two months steveo....plenty time to prepare.
	10:44am Diana: @? Go with your gut instinct. I love this bartering site. http://ourgoods.org/ often space is available for trading. Lots of generous people out there.
	10:51am northguineahills: Antibalas remix! I know Marty McSorley plays Patato & Totico....
	10:52am Magda: That was a song about bullet proof vests...no?
	10:52am steveo: @annie true; we don't get it deep and crisp and even much any more, though
	10:56am Listener Gregory: Dear Santigold, FYI, I got enough of myself 30 years ago.
	10:56am Listener Gregory: FWIW, others got enough of me 40 years ago.
	10:57am Danny in Bloomingburg: Thank you Trouble your set is taking me away from this toxic environment
	10:59am b wad: Hi TrubbaDub! Checkin' in from Tel Aviv
	11:00am steveo: I'm with Danny -- loving this set!
	11:00am Danny in Bloomingburg: Thanks Steveo!!!!
	11:03am JakeGould: Oh, and echoing what Trouble said about college education and debt nowadays. 1 million times yes! And here’s an article from the Guardian today that touches on the horrific reality of debt and higher ed nowadays: “Facing poverty, academics turn to sex work and sleeping in cars” Who knew higher ed would be so bleak? www.theguardian.com...
	11:03am βrian: Grive des bois. Love that call.
	11:04am annie: only ten days, though, trouble
	11:05am Magda: www.as-coa.org... If anyone is interested in attending please register for this event. I wish this was webcast.
	11:05am steveo: what if you pronounce it "sharty"?
	11:06am JakeGould: And to be fair, that Guardian article is about adjunct professors living in abject poverty. But the overall concept is the same.
	11:06am sugarwolf: My boss thought adjunct faculty were paid really well!!
	11:08am Magda: PUPPIES!!!!
	11:08am JakeGould: @sugarwolf: “Adjunct” is a professorial intern. Wait for the professors above you to die and then take their gigs. The circle of life!
	11:09am Planet Tyler: I have a sheepdog thing and she is calm as a 80s housewife on mothers little helper
	11:09am βrian: @JakeGould: Not even that. It's more like temp work. Explicitly non-tenure-track, usually.
	11:10am Trouble: hey @b wad! can you hear how fab my skin looks after my dead sea mud bath?
	11:11am frenchee: until the woman singer began, I thought for sure I'd hear Joe Frank. Bon jour, Trouble Squad!
	11:11am sugarwolf: @JakeGould: we have a client who is a professor in NJ and he pretty much told her yeah, no to that belief
	11:11am samer: yesssssss 6 underground
	11:11am βrian: I've heard of fish pedicures. Do they do fish facials, as well?
	11:12am Listener Gregory: Some adjuncts stay in that position permanently because they have other jobs, and they teach only one course a year or so. E.g., human resources director who teaches one class in a business school.
	11:13am Listener Gregory: But, no, adjuncts don't usually move into permanent positions at their universities.
	11:14am steveo: this song made a sound like my slack notification sound!
	11:14am bobdoesthings: @brian - for a second i thought you meant people do spa treatments on their pet fish.. pampered high maintenance fish
	11:14am northguineahills: I did the adjunct thing for 2.5 years. Then I started working part-time in the field I got my degree. I was making more money so I made it full-time and quit teaching.
	11:14am JakeGould: @ListenerGregory: Sometimes they do. Sometimes people win Powerball. Same difference.
	11:16am JakeGould: @βrian: Fish pedicures? More like fish that eat the dead skin off of your feet. You’d have to submerge your whole head in water and let fish chew on your skin for that to happen.
	11:16am Listener Gregory: @Jake Right.
	11:21am annie: @ngh: are you still in florida?
	11:21am judy from croton: What a sad and beautiful song. His voice especially.
	11:21am βrian: Bring a snorkel.
	11:22am annie: hey the thing made me do math to make a comment.... i hope it's on the final
	11:23am Adrian in London: @Judy from Croton: the singer's son died as a child.
	11:23am βrian: My equation always seems to be 665 + 1.
	11:24am Trouble: I adjuncted for many years at many different schools. soul sucking
	11:28am Danny in Bloomingburg: I can relate Trouble. Verizon laid me off said my job was redundant. Next month my job was posted on dice.com but in Chennai
	11:30am annie: some of my teacher friends at SUNY-Oneonta are mostly adjunct; they know their days are numbered..... it almost always results in lower pay for them.. expendable
	11:41am Itzall Ablurr: What became of Cornershop? Such a great band.
	11:43am Greg from ZONE 5: So much gold today, Trouble!
	11:44am MenfussMike: Cornershop are alive and well and constantly creating and Tjinder's label releases a bunch of good stuff. Great band
	11:44am jess: I'm an acupuncturist stuck in a crappy office job on Wall St. anyone want a treatment? I'm really good!
	11:45am steveo: Troubled Times Are Times to Invest in Gold
	11:45am Trouble: merci @greg! i'll be shopping at the wfmu mini record fair this saturday , hope you will too!
	11:45am Greg from ZONE 5: Shopping AND working!
	11:46am I am the Upsetter: "I was happy in the haze of a drunkin' hour, fight the power." The Cornershop.
	11:51am Trouble: good on you @greg!
	11:52am annie: thanks for the great show today trouble! closing the chat page..
	11:53am Trouble: thanks for sitting in @annie!
	11:54am Ken From Hyde Park: Music to resist by ... Thanks, Trouble!
	11:56am Mark Williams: i'll be seeing Colleen play in a month or so. This transition into singing has worked nicely.
	11:56am Passaic River Blues: An extremely strong closing, Trouble. Thank you, as always.
	11:57am Adrian in London: Thanks Trouble, lovely show.
	11:57am bobdoesthings: Thanks Trouble!!!! till next time
	11:58am Greg from ZONE 5: Thanks, Trouble!
	11:58am Sem Chumbo: Thank you, Trouble. An aural delight as always. See you and all next timer.
	11:59am βrian: Underwater Theme Park coming up: wfmu.org...
	12:00pm steveo: what that's it? thanks, Trouble!
	12:00pm Bas NL: Thanks Trouble!

This Is The Modern World with Trouble: Playlist from September 28, 2017

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