WFMU: The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from November 1, 2018

Listener comments!
	📉 10:01pm chresti: Hello! Peace!
	10:01pm coelacanth∅: hey Danny and future others
	10:01pm coelacanth∅: hey chresti!
	📉 10:02pm chresti: hey coel! coke!
	10:03pm Little Danny: My friends! Welcome (back)
	10:03pm northguineahills: leaves brain on the floor don't need it anyways (sorry about the small mess).
	10:04pm northguineahills: Wait, coel has coke, shareseys?! (oh, the carbonated soda kind, I'm good).
	10:04pm Doug Schulkind: Tosti tasti!
	10:04pm Little Danny: Just don't forget where you left it, NGH. And hi!
	10:05pm TDK60: Hello deh; still awake but not for long...
	10:05pm coelacanth∅: don't worry ngh (@10.03) the dog will get it.
	10:06pm coelacanth∅: ...wait -i do?! (@.04)
	10:07pm northguineahills: @coel: chresti started a rumor.... ;p
	10:08pm Little Danny: Doug! You made it over. Yes, mucho sabor
	10:08pm northguineahills: Bobby Montez, new to me and digdug!
	10:09pm Little Danny: @TDK: already striving to keep you awake over here in command central
	10:09pm Little Danny: this album is ESSENTIAL, ngh
	10:09pm northguineahills: Hurrazah for Doug and the GTDS stream. Thanks a bundle, all of you!
	10:10pm melinda: hi!
	10:11pm Little Danny: right back atcha NGH, best listeners are all here
	10:11pm northguineahills: If I bought all the vinyl I liked, I'd be a tragic case on the series, "Hoarders". (and I have years of zounds on my music hard drive).
	10:13pm Little Danny: Melinda! There you are. Hi!
	10:13pm Little Danny: you won't hear a discouraging word around here re: hoarding, NGH
	10:16pm Little Danny: What's for dinner tonight, friends? We have a garden full of late-season arugula, so it's been nothing but salads for the last few days. I LOVE arugula but still don't know what to do with the excess, except pesto
	10:16pm coelacanth∅: if i had more money i'd have much too many albums. even as it is i'd like to unload maybe 1000.
	10:20pm coelacanth∅: i love arugula but i ate so much for so long i got tired of it. i had an endive salad a few minutes ago (w onion, parsley, walnuts, olives oils, lemon juice, ume vinegar and fresh sage) now i'm eating gortons (?) breaded fish fillets.
	📉 10:22pm chresti: it goes well with eggs
	10:22pm Little Danny: Oh, endive salad. Excellent. I'm starting to feel the same way about arugula. It springs up like a weed here
	📉 10:22pm chresti: yum
	10:23pm Little Danny: yes it does, chresti! Just wish there were more ways to freeze it besides pesto. Perhaps there are...
	10:23pm northguineahills: My tomato plants have taken over my yard. I have over a dozen of ghost peppers ready to harvest, and, I'm scarred of, about 10 Carolina Reaper peppers are about ready. My herbs mostly died this month, as, since I'm against monoculture, I intersperse my plantings w/ native wildflowers, and they eventually overshaded my herbs. (But I got a lot while they lasted).
	10:25pm Little Danny: Jealous of your tomato sitch, NGH. All of those Scoville-breaking peppers terrify me, basically anthing that requires that I wear gloves to process
	10:26pm coelacanth∅: arugula grows so easily that after i harvested a million times more seeds than i or she will ever use my sister threw them onto the space between a stone wall and the street where she can't seem to make grass, clover, wild strawberry, thyme or anything else she's tried grow. it came up and covered a good patch along the road. had to be mowed periodically!
	10:30pm Little Danny: That doesn't surprise me coel! Arugula has been re-seeding itself in the thin soil layer that lies just above our backyard weed barrier. It's like 1/4" thick at the most, this layer
	10:31pm Little Danny: Having so much arugula is normally not an issue. So what do I do with it all?
	📉 10:33pm chresti: I wonder if it is good dried nettle is what grows around here, if it rains
	10:33pm coelacanth∅: yeah, doesn't freeze well, like basil does. doesn't transplant well either.
	10:34pm Little Danny: Huh, don't know chresti. What part of the country are you in?
	10:34pm Little Danny: yes and yes, coel. I've tried both!
	10:34pm coelacanth∅: i wish i had nettles growing here. and burdock. 2 "weeds" i'd make good use of.
	📉 10:34pm chresti: southern California
	📉 10:35pm chresti: love burdock
	10:36pm Little Danny: Do a google image nettles search and report back, chresti! Nettles fascinate me
	10:36pm coelacanth∅: does burdock grow where you are,chresti?
	10:37pm melinda: I have no advice re: arugula. I'm a tired gardener so I never end up with an abundance of anything except maybe dandelions and borage. I just let things grow and don't worry about harvesting everything. I let one quadrant of my garden get taken over by dandelions and ate them all summer.
	📉 10:37pm chresti: en.wikipedia.org...
	📉 10:38pm chresti: not sure if burdock grows wild here
	10:39pm melinda: I buy burdock root sometimes because it's tasty and good for liver function but after 1 day it gets bendy and hard to peel.
	10:39pm coelacanth∅: your kidneys thank you melinda! (your liver too if you use the roots)
	📉 10:40pm chresti: dandelion in abundance here
	10:40pm coelacanth∅: chresti i've never peeled burdock! i just scrub it good and cut off any dark spots.
	10:41pm melinda: Every now and then I dig up a root but then my follow-through is bad. I suppose I could try just scrubbing the burdock but it looks dark and gnarly.
	📉 10:42pm chresti: I peel the outer part with a peeler and add it to brown rice
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: i said chresti but meant melinda -sorry! (about peeling burdock)
	10:43pm melinda: The aggressive plants tend to be ones with great medicinal or nutritional value. Japanese knotweed is a concentrated source of resveratrol as well as having antibiotic properties, it's used for Lyme disease among other things.
	10:44pm coelacanth∅: you do have to really scrub it.
	10:44pm melinda: Dandelion is bitter but burdock is sweet and nutty.
	📉 10:44pm chresti: the markets have it- I need to study it before looking in the wild
	10:46pm coelacanth∅: yeah i can't eat dandelion root. call me a wimp if you must! i can shake goldenseal root powder directly into my mouth but dandelion, no.
	📉 10:47pm chresti: I love a japanese dish of burdock rice made in a bamboo steamer
	10:47pm doctorjazz: Hi! Been here from the git-go, but was driving home so couldn't post up early tomorrow, this is my little break. Hard to grow food in the garden here in lovely new Jersey, lots of deer wandering around, hear they eat it all. Basically grow green weeds... Definitely fall into the record hoarding group... I don't think I could listen to them all if I listened 8 hours a day before I leave this world .
	📉 10:48pm chresti: dandelion should be cooked, I think
	📉 10:50pm chresti: you have mushrooms in Jersey?
	10:50pm doctorjazz: Just ate too clog my arteries, kosher pastrami, fries, will die happy.
	10:50pm melinda: I find dandelion greens unpleasantly bitter but eating a handful raw is easier than chopping and cooking regular greens. @coel I too have eaten goldenseal powder straight. Blecch! Knotweed powder was worse. Tasted like moldy floorboards from an old barn.
	10:50pm Little Danny: Doc! Glad you could make it! Got some Tord Gustavsen Trio lined up for the second hour
	10:51pm Little Danny: I don't think I've ever had burdock. Color me interested
	10:52pm doctorjazz: Cool Danny looking forward to it! Liking this soul set!
	10:52pm coelacanth∅: i spend many hours cutting japanese knotweed. i even reach over into the neighbor's yard and cut their's down. i likely have lyme disease too but i haven't researched how to prepare it. the weed is not going away though so i'll get to it.
	10:53pm doctorjazz: Chresti I'm sure we must have mushrooms here in Joisey, see them around sometimes, why?
	10:53pm coelacanth∅: oh melinda that's sad news. free medicine that i can't stomach. that does sound worse than bitter.
	10:55pm Little Danny: This green/s talk is super interesting. I will be re-reading when I'm not scrambling to cue up 45s. Love all manner of greens here. Again they truly fascinate me
	10:58pm Little Danny: I've prepared delicious greens from dandelion leaves before
	10:58pm coelacanth∅: chresti all kinds of mushrooms in jersey (& upstate ny, where i live, and in ct, where my sister's property has a wide variety, including hideously ugly and smelly but fascinating ones, morels and oysters, etc etc)
	📉 10:59pm chresti: maybe you can have them with pastrami, doc
	10:59pm melinda: @coel it would take some effort to prepare but powdered root (the part you ingest) can be put in capsules.
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: i've gathered shopping bags full of meadow mushrooms in nj, and seen 2 different species of hallucinogenic shrooms in abundance.
	11:01pm doctorjazz: Past few days got FMU inspired vinyl in... Dizzy Gillespie's Carribesn Suite (your fault, Danny), also The Nazz 1st album and a 45 of Otis Rush, doing You Don't Miss Your Water, all heard recently here.
	11:01pm Little Danny: good hallucinogenic or bad, coel?
	11:01pm melinda: My collards struggled for most of the summer but have been doing well lately. Holey, but abundant.
	📉 11:01pm chresti: is knot weed like kudzu?
	11:01pm Little Danny: Always delighted to inspired your worst impulses, doc!
	11:03pm melinda: @chresti it doesn't smother trees like kudzu, but it is considered invasive. I think it is beautiful, stalks look sort of like bamboo and leaves are big.
	11:03pm coelacanth∅: melinda i've read that people in parts of asia eat the aerial part of knotweed, just very young ones. that's not so medicinal though?
	11:04pm Little Danny: Very inspiring discussion! The Cool Blue Flame, your Thursday night home to hot foraging talk
	11:04pm melinda: It probably has benefits of some kind, but pretty sure it's the roots used to medicinal purposes.
	📉 11:05pm chresti: I get my music from wfmu these days-I have a long list for when I buy music
	📉 11:06pm chresti: lot of mustard grass...
	11:07pm still b/p: I hacked and hauled away a lotta Fallopia japonica over the summer.
	11:07pm melinda: chresti me too, I hardly use any other sources and have so many things starred for future reference that I often don't know where to start.
	📉 11:08pm chresti: kudzu root is beneficial for liver and tinnitus, I've read
	11:10pm coelacanth∅: knotweed is gorgeous when it flowers too. it pains me every year when i cut all those flowers off to let them rot before they go to seed. even doing that, it still would eventually take over any and all land by the roots spreading.
	11:10pm melinda: Pics plus chemical breakdown: www.naturalmedicinefacts.info...
	11:12pm doctorjazz: Going out on Sunday with my mother in law and family ,for her 102nd birthday (Sunday is the day). Where does she want to go? Lox Stock, And Deli, a nearby kosher Deli, natch (she's more likely to have tongue or flanken). It worked for her... Then again ,I don't have her family's genes...
	11:13pm coelacanth∅: Danny, a friend recognised them. both were psilocybin species so, relatively safe. we also saw endless fairy ring mushrooms, which i heard were mildly hallucinogenic but i don't know.
	11:15pm Little Danny: Awesome. Didn't know psilocybin species grew that far north, coel
	11:16pm coelacanth∅: they were past their prime or i might've harvested some. i was in my early 20s then, still dropping acid and such...as it turned out i never tried psilocybin until i was in my 40s - years after i swore off hallucinogens.
	📉 11:17pm chresti: thanks for the link melinda!
	11:19pm melinda: Nite everyone, time to hit the sack!
	11:21pm coelacanth∅: g'night melinda
	11:24pm doctorjazz: Good night Melinda (should go too but hanging in)
	📉 11:27pm chresti: Goodnight!
	📉 11:29pm chresti: I thought so- title
	11:29pm coelacanth∅: chresti do you have garlic mustards? they were trying to take over this year here.
	📉 11:30pm chresti: a good, odd set
	📉 11:32pm chresti: coel- not sure, they have yellow flowers and grow in wild and empty lots around here. Pretty mild tasting
	📉 11:33pm chresti: peppery
	📉 11:33pm chresti: it's 8:33 here
	📉 11:35pm chresti: hafta wait till payday...
	11:35pm coelacanth∅: you mean the mustard grass,right? i wish i saw more of that around. the garlic mustard has white floweres and has a mild garlic AND a mild mustard taste. not bad on a veggie dog!
	11:36pm Little Danny: Doc! Just a heads-up that I prolly won't get to the Gustavsen 'til next week. But don't go!
	11:37pm Little Danny: Thanks chresti, I agree re: "good, odd"
	11:37pm coelacanth∅: (wish it was more peppery though,like the one you've got there)
	11:39pm Little Danny: Whoa I've never heard of mustard grass. Wish more in the way of edible leafy plants grew wild here in the desert...
	11:41pm coelacanth∅: Danny what kinds of berries do you have around there?
	📉 11:42pm chresti: it's probably where you are Danny-or a version of it
	11:42pm Little Danny: I don't know of any common wild berries here, coel, but that doesn't mean too much.
	11:42pm doctorjazz: No problem Danny! Enjoying the sounds!
	📉 11:43pm chresti: wow this is great! At first I thought it was Japanese
	11:43pm Little Danny: Lots of what looks edible here is either poisonous or insidiously prickly
	11:44pm Little Danny: Awesome, chresti. I hear that now
	11:45pm doctorjazz: It does have a Japanese sound.
	📉 11:45pm chresti: it's good to go on a hike guided by a native plant person
	11:46pm still b/p: Just walk in the grass in Texas and some hard little burr will give you a yowtch-foot -- make you yelp!
	11:51pm coelacanth∅: just wondering Danny. i've noticed the acres of blueberries on the ridge near here. on the highest plateaus where there's very little topsoil and it's very windy and presumably water flows away pretty quickly, the blueberries thrive. -still not desert conditions though.
	📉 11:51pm chresti: when we moved to California, my older brother ran after a gopher in a vacant lot, next to a gas station. When he got 3/4 of the way he fell down on his knees my dad carried him back-he was covered in what we called goathead stickers
	11:51pm coelacanth∅: wild raspberry is an invasive weed here too; but that definitely need water.
	📉 11:53pm chresti: we had wild raspberries in Illinois
	11:53pm Little Danny: Yeah. Definitely no blueberries. I think not enough rainfall, alas
	11:54pm doctorjazz: Thanks Danny Night all!
	📉 11:55pm chresti: there are plenty of blackberries here
	11:55pm coelacanth∅: i had to look that up,chresti. i see it's sometimes called "devil's thorn" and it sure looks like it! jeez. 'night doc.
	📉 11:56pm chresti: Night doc!
	11:56pm doctorjazz: (really like this "Unrasiert")
	📉 11:57pm chresti: Thanks Danny! Enjoyable as always!
	11:57pm doctorjazz: And it has VIBES!
	11:58pm doctorjazz: Life is good.
	📉 11:59pm chresti: Good Vibes!
	12:00am coelacanth∅: before i knew what stinging nettle is i walked barefoot across a small island covered in that. that was fun.
	📉 12:00am chresti: I shall set the alarm
	12:00am doctorjazz: :)
	12:01am coelacanth∅: -actually felt soft to walk upon.
	📉 12:03am chresti: wow ha!
	12:04am coelacanth∅: Thanks Danny! Excellent as usual. take care folks
	📉 12:05am chresti: goodnight!
	📉 12:06am chresti: wow!
	12:06am Little Danny: Thanks again everybody, and much luv from west Texas. Already bookmarked tonight's discussion!

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from November 1, 2018

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November 1, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Don Tosti y su Orquesta	Montuno No. Uno	7" 45
The Bobby Montez Quintet	Kon-Tiki	Jungle Fantastique! The Bobby Montez Quintet plays Afro-Cuban Rhythms	0:03:58 (Pop-up)
Tak Shindo	Rains of Okavango "Rains of Okavango" by "Tak Shindo"	Mganga!	0:10:55 (Pop-up)
Panchasila	Estero "Estero" by "Panchasila"	Panchasila	0:12:57 (Pop-up)
Broadcast & The Focus Group	The Be Colony / Dashing Home / What On Earth Took You?	Broadcast and the Focus Group Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age	0:18:04 (Pop-up)
Saturday's Photograph	Summer Never Go Away	7" 45	0:20:15 (Pop-up)
The Morning Reign	Say It Once Again	7" 45	0:22:52 (Pop-up)
Collection	Face The Really "Face The Really" by "Collection"	Various - Psychedelic States - Colorado CD 2	0:24:58 (Pop-up)
Five Day Week Straw People	Sunday Morning	The Five Day Week Straw People	0:28:07 (Pop-up)
Fantastic Dee-Jays	This Love of Ours	7" 45	0:32:43 (Pop-up)

Deon Jackson	That's What You Do to Me	7" 45	0:46:59 (Pop-up)
The Glories	I Worship You Baby "I Worship You Baby" by "The Glories"	7" 45	0:49:44 (Pop-up)
Flame N King & The Bold Ones	Ho Happy Day	7" 45	0:52:07 (Pop-up)
Franco Micalizzi	Robert's Theme "Robert's Theme" by "Franco Micalizzi"	Chi Sei?	0:54:25 (Pop-up)
Strange	Color My World "Color My World" by "Strange"	7" 45	0:57:29 (Pop-up)
Mozark Music Makers	Theme of the Corillions	7" 45	1:00:10 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Lee Ratzin	Space Walk "Space Walk" by "Bonnie Lee Ratzin"	Dance Thru Outer Space	1:03:22 (Pop-up)
Lewis L'Amour	Love Showered Me "Love Showered Me" by "Lewis L'Amour"	Lewis L'Amour	1:06:30 (Pop-up)
Caroline Says	My Fiance's Pets "My Fiance's Pets" by "Caroline Says"	50,000,000 Elvis Fans Can't Be Wrong	1:10:39 (Pop-up)
Shangri-Las	The Train From Kansas City	7" 45	1:13:29 (Pop-up)
Marveen Chambers	Time Heals a Broken Heart	7" 45	1:16:48 (Pop-up)
Jonna Jaye	He's Not Your Kind "He's Not Your Kind" by "Jonna Jaye"	7" 45	1:18:58 (Pop-up)
Batteaux	High Tide "High Tide" by "Batteaux"	Batteaux	1:21:04 (Pop-up)

Mahmoud Ahmed	Eyèw Demamu "Eyèw Demamu" by "Mahmoud Ahmed"	Vol. 19 - Alèmyé	1:35:20 (Pop-up)
Francis Reneau & the Mission Singers of Belize	I Hear You Calling	Cult Cargo: Belize City Boil Up	1:40:30 (Pop-up)
Tronquista	Hoffa's Blues "Hoffa's Blues" by "Tronquista"	7" 45	1:44:23 (Pop-up)
Ben Oliver	New Orleans Walk for Mr. Handy	7" 45	1:47:07 (Pop-up)
Stan Tracey	Starless and Bible Black	Jazz Suite Inspired by Dylan Thomas's "Under Milk Wood"	1:50:01 (Pop-up)
Bohren & Der Club of Gore	Unrasiert	Piano Nights	1:53:56 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	📉 10:01pm chresti: Hello! Peace!
	10:01pm coelacanth∅: hey Danny and future others
	10:01pm coelacanth∅: hey chresti!
	📉 10:02pm chresti: hey coel! coke!
	10:03pm Little Danny: My friends! Welcome (back)
	10:03pm northguineahills: leaves brain on the floor don't need it anyways (sorry about the small mess).
	10:04pm northguineahills: Wait, coel has coke, shareseys?! (oh, the carbonated soda kind, I'm good).
	10:04pm Doug Schulkind: Tosti tasti!
	10:04pm Little Danny: Just don't forget where you left it, NGH. And hi!
	10:05pm TDK60: Hello deh; still awake but not for long...
	10:05pm coelacanth∅: don't worry ngh (@10.03) the dog will get it.
	10:06pm coelacanth∅: ...wait -i do?! (@.04)
	10:07pm northguineahills: @coel: chresti started a rumor.... ;p
	10:08pm Little Danny: Doug! You made it over. Yes, mucho sabor
	10:08pm northguineahills: Bobby Montez, new to me and digdug!
	10:09pm Little Danny: @TDK: already striving to keep you awake over here in command central
	10:09pm Little Danny: this album is ESSENTIAL, ngh
	10:09pm northguineahills: Hurrazah for Doug and the GTDS stream. Thanks a bundle, all of you!
	10:10pm melinda: hi!
	10:11pm Little Danny: right back atcha NGH, best listeners are all here
	10:11pm northguineahills: If I bought all the vinyl I liked, I'd be a tragic case on the series, "Hoarders". (and I have years of zounds on my music hard drive).
	10:13pm Little Danny: Melinda! There you are. Hi!
	10:13pm Little Danny: you won't hear a discouraging word around here re: hoarding, NGH
	10:16pm Little Danny: What's for dinner tonight, friends? We have a garden full of late-season arugula, so it's been nothing but salads for the last few days. I LOVE arugula but still don't know what to do with the excess, except pesto
	10:16pm coelacanth∅: if i had more money i'd have much too many albums. even as it is i'd like to unload maybe 1000.
	10:20pm coelacanth∅: i love arugula but i ate so much for so long i got tired of it. i had an endive salad a few minutes ago (w onion, parsley, walnuts, olives oils, lemon juice, ume vinegar and fresh sage) now i'm eating gortons (?) breaded fish fillets.
	📉 10:22pm chresti: it goes well with eggs
	10:22pm Little Danny: Oh, endive salad. Excellent. I'm starting to feel the same way about arugula. It springs up like a weed here
	📉 10:22pm chresti: yum
	10:23pm Little Danny: yes it does, chresti! Just wish there were more ways to freeze it besides pesto. Perhaps there are...
	10:23pm northguineahills: My tomato plants have taken over my yard. I have over a dozen of ghost peppers ready to harvest, and, I'm scarred of, about 10 Carolina Reaper peppers are about ready. My herbs mostly died this month, as, since I'm against monoculture, I intersperse my plantings w/ native wildflowers, and they eventually overshaded my herbs. (But I got a lot while they lasted).
	10:25pm Little Danny: Jealous of your tomato sitch, NGH. All of those Scoville-breaking peppers terrify me, basically anthing that requires that I wear gloves to process
	10:26pm coelacanth∅: arugula grows so easily that after i harvested a million times more seeds than i or she will ever use my sister threw them onto the space between a stone wall and the street where she can't seem to make grass, clover, wild strawberry, thyme or anything else she's tried grow. it came up and covered a good patch along the road. had to be mowed periodically!
	10:30pm Little Danny: That doesn't surprise me coel! Arugula has been re-seeding itself in the thin soil layer that lies just above our backyard weed barrier. It's like 1/4" thick at the most, this layer
	10:31pm Little Danny: Having so much arugula is normally not an issue. So what do I do with it all?
	📉 10:33pm chresti: I wonder if it is good dried nettle is what grows around here, if it rains
	10:33pm coelacanth∅: yeah, doesn't freeze well, like basil does. doesn't transplant well either.
	10:34pm Little Danny: Huh, don't know chresti. What part of the country are you in?
	10:34pm Little Danny: yes and yes, coel. I've tried both!
	10:34pm coelacanth∅: i wish i had nettles growing here. and burdock. 2 "weeds" i'd make good use of.
	📉 10:34pm chresti: southern California
	📉 10:35pm chresti: love burdock
	10:36pm Little Danny: Do a google image nettles search and report back, chresti! Nettles fascinate me
	10:36pm coelacanth∅: does burdock grow where you are,chresti?
	10:37pm melinda: I have no advice re: arugula. I'm a tired gardener so I never end up with an abundance of anything except maybe dandelions and borage. I just let things grow and don't worry about harvesting everything. I let one quadrant of my garden get taken over by dandelions and ate them all summer.
	📉 10:37pm chresti: en.wikipedia.org...
	📉 10:38pm chresti: not sure if burdock grows wild here
	10:39pm melinda: I buy burdock root sometimes because it's tasty and good for liver function but after 1 day it gets bendy and hard to peel.
	10:39pm coelacanth∅: your kidneys thank you melinda! (your liver too if you use the roots)
	📉 10:40pm chresti: dandelion in abundance here
	10:40pm coelacanth∅: chresti i've never peeled burdock! i just scrub it good and cut off any dark spots.
	10:41pm melinda: Every now and then I dig up a root but then my follow-through is bad. I suppose I could try just scrubbing the burdock but it looks dark and gnarly.
	📉 10:42pm chresti: I peel the outer part with a peeler and add it to brown rice
	10:42pm coelacanth∅: i said chresti but meant melinda -sorry! (about peeling burdock)
	10:43pm melinda: The aggressive plants tend to be ones with great medicinal or nutritional value. Japanese knotweed is a concentrated source of resveratrol as well as having antibiotic properties, it's used for Lyme disease among other things.
	10:44pm coelacanth∅: you do have to really scrub it.
	10:44pm melinda: Dandelion is bitter but burdock is sweet and nutty.
	📉 10:44pm chresti: the markets have it- I need to study it before looking in the wild
	10:46pm coelacanth∅: yeah i can't eat dandelion root. call me a wimp if you must! i can shake goldenseal root powder directly into my mouth but dandelion, no.
	📉 10:47pm chresti: I love a japanese dish of burdock rice made in a bamboo steamer
	10:47pm doctorjazz: Hi! Been here from the git-go, but was driving home so couldn't post up early tomorrow, this is my little break. Hard to grow food in the garden here in lovely new Jersey, lots of deer wandering around, hear they eat it all. Basically grow green weeds... Definitely fall into the record hoarding group... I don't think I could listen to them all if I listened 8 hours a day before I leave this world .
	📉 10:48pm chresti: dandelion should be cooked, I think
	📉 10:50pm chresti: you have mushrooms in Jersey?
	10:50pm doctorjazz: Just ate too clog my arteries, kosher pastrami, fries, will die happy.
	10:50pm melinda: I find dandelion greens unpleasantly bitter but eating a handful raw is easier than chopping and cooking regular greens. @coel I too have eaten goldenseal powder straight. Blecch! Knotweed powder was worse. Tasted like moldy floorboards from an old barn.
	10:50pm Little Danny: Doc! Glad you could make it! Got some Tord Gustavsen Trio lined up for the second hour
	10:51pm Little Danny: I don't think I've ever had burdock. Color me interested
	10:52pm doctorjazz: Cool Danny looking forward to it! Liking this soul set!
	10:52pm coelacanth∅: i spend many hours cutting japanese knotweed. i even reach over into the neighbor's yard and cut their's down. i likely have lyme disease too but i haven't researched how to prepare it. the weed is not going away though so i'll get to it.
	10:53pm doctorjazz: Chresti I'm sure we must have mushrooms here in Joisey, see them around sometimes, why?
	10:53pm coelacanth∅: oh melinda that's sad news. free medicine that i can't stomach. that does sound worse than bitter.
	10:55pm Little Danny: This green/s talk is super interesting. I will be re-reading when I'm not scrambling to cue up 45s. Love all manner of greens here. Again they truly fascinate me
	10:58pm Little Danny: I've prepared delicious greens from dandelion leaves before
	10:58pm coelacanth∅: chresti all kinds of mushrooms in jersey (& upstate ny, where i live, and in ct, where my sister's property has a wide variety, including hideously ugly and smelly but fascinating ones, morels and oysters, etc etc)
	📉 10:59pm chresti: maybe you can have them with pastrami, doc
	10:59pm melinda: @coel it would take some effort to prepare but powdered root (the part you ingest) can be put in capsules.
	11:00pm coelacanth∅: i've gathered shopping bags full of meadow mushrooms in nj, and seen 2 different species of hallucinogenic shrooms in abundance.
	11:01pm doctorjazz: Past few days got FMU inspired vinyl in... Dizzy Gillespie's Carribesn Suite (your fault, Danny), also The Nazz 1st album and a 45 of Otis Rush, doing You Don't Miss Your Water, all heard recently here.
	11:01pm Little Danny: good hallucinogenic or bad, coel?
	11:01pm melinda: My collards struggled for most of the summer but have been doing well lately. Holey, but abundant.
	📉 11:01pm chresti: is knot weed like kudzu?
	11:01pm Little Danny: Always delighted to inspired your worst impulses, doc!
	11:03pm melinda: @chresti it doesn't smother trees like kudzu, but it is considered invasive. I think it is beautiful, stalks look sort of like bamboo and leaves are big.
	11:03pm coelacanth∅: melinda i've read that people in parts of asia eat the aerial part of knotweed, just very young ones. that's not so medicinal though?
	11:04pm Little Danny: Very inspiring discussion! The Cool Blue Flame, your Thursday night home to hot foraging talk
	11:04pm melinda: It probably has benefits of some kind, but pretty sure it's the roots used to medicinal purposes.
	📉 11:05pm chresti: I get my music from wfmu these days-I have a long list for when I buy music
	📉 11:06pm chresti: lot of mustard grass...
	11:07pm still b/p: I hacked and hauled away a lotta Fallopia japonica over the summer.
	11:07pm melinda: chresti me too, I hardly use any other sources and have so many things starred for future reference that I often don't know where to start.
	📉 11:08pm chresti: kudzu root is beneficial for liver and tinnitus, I've read
	11:10pm coelacanth∅: knotweed is gorgeous when it flowers too. it pains me every year when i cut all those flowers off to let them rot before they go to seed. even doing that, it still would eventually take over any and all land by the roots spreading.
	11:10pm melinda: Pics plus chemical breakdown: www.naturalmedicinefacts.info...
	11:12pm doctorjazz: Going out on Sunday with my mother in law and family ,for her 102nd birthday (Sunday is the day). Where does she want to go? Lox Stock, And Deli, a nearby kosher Deli, natch (she's more likely to have tongue or flanken). It worked for her... Then again ,I don't have her family's genes...
	11:13pm coelacanth∅: Danny, a friend recognised them. both were psilocybin species so, relatively safe. we also saw endless fairy ring mushrooms, which i heard were mildly hallucinogenic but i don't know.
	11:15pm Little Danny: Awesome. Didn't know psilocybin species grew that far north, coel
	11:16pm coelacanth∅: they were past their prime or i might've harvested some. i was in my early 20s then, still dropping acid and such...as it turned out i never tried psilocybin until i was in my 40s - years after i swore off hallucinogens.
	📉 11:17pm chresti: thanks for the link melinda!
	11:19pm melinda: Nite everyone, time to hit the sack!
	11:21pm coelacanth∅: g'night melinda
	11:24pm doctorjazz: Good night Melinda (should go too but hanging in)
	📉 11:27pm chresti: Goodnight!
	📉 11:29pm chresti: I thought so- title
	11:29pm coelacanth∅: chresti do you have garlic mustards? they were trying to take over this year here.
	📉 11:30pm chresti: a good, odd set
	📉 11:32pm chresti: coel- not sure, they have yellow flowers and grow in wild and empty lots around here. Pretty mild tasting
	📉 11:33pm chresti: peppery
	📉 11:33pm chresti: it's 8:33 here
	📉 11:35pm chresti: hafta wait till payday...
	11:35pm coelacanth∅: you mean the mustard grass,right? i wish i saw more of that around. the garlic mustard has white floweres and has a mild garlic AND a mild mustard taste. not bad on a veggie dog!
	11:36pm Little Danny: Doc! Just a heads-up that I prolly won't get to the Gustavsen 'til next week. But don't go!
	11:37pm Little Danny: Thanks chresti, I agree re: "good, odd"
	11:37pm coelacanth∅: (wish it was more peppery though,like the one you've got there)
	11:39pm Little Danny: Whoa I've never heard of mustard grass. Wish more in the way of edible leafy plants grew wild here in the desert...
	11:41pm coelacanth∅: Danny what kinds of berries do you have around there?
	📉 11:42pm chresti: it's probably where you are Danny-or a version of it
	11:42pm Little Danny: I don't know of any common wild berries here, coel, but that doesn't mean too much.
	11:42pm doctorjazz: No problem Danny! Enjoying the sounds!
	📉 11:43pm chresti: wow this is great! At first I thought it was Japanese
	11:43pm Little Danny: Lots of what looks edible here is either poisonous or insidiously prickly
	11:44pm Little Danny: Awesome, chresti. I hear that now
	11:45pm doctorjazz: It does have a Japanese sound.
	📉 11:45pm chresti: it's good to go on a hike guided by a native plant person
	11:46pm still b/p: Just walk in the grass in Texas and some hard little burr will give you a yowtch-foot -- make you yelp!
	11:51pm coelacanth∅: just wondering Danny. i've noticed the acres of blueberries on the ridge near here. on the highest plateaus where there's very little topsoil and it's very windy and presumably water flows away pretty quickly, the blueberries thrive. -still not desert conditions though.
	📉 11:51pm chresti: when we moved to California, my older brother ran after a gopher in a vacant lot, next to a gas station. When he got 3/4 of the way he fell down on his knees my dad carried him back-he was covered in what we called goathead stickers
	11:51pm coelacanth∅: wild raspberry is an invasive weed here too; but that definitely need water.
	📉 11:53pm chresti: we had wild raspberries in Illinois
	11:53pm Little Danny: Yeah. Definitely no blueberries. I think not enough rainfall, alas
	11:54pm doctorjazz: Thanks Danny Night all!
	📉 11:55pm chresti: there are plenty of blackberries here
	11:55pm coelacanth∅: i had to look that up,chresti. i see it's sometimes called "devil's thorn" and it sure looks like it! jeez. 'night doc.
	📉 11:56pm chresti: Night doc!
	11:56pm doctorjazz: (really like this "Unrasiert")
	📉 11:57pm chresti: Thanks Danny! Enjoyable as always!
	11:57pm doctorjazz: And it has VIBES!
	11:58pm doctorjazz: Life is good.
	📉 11:59pm chresti: Good Vibes!
	12:00am coelacanth∅: before i knew what stinging nettle is i walked barefoot across a small island covered in that. that was fun.
	📉 12:00am chresti: I shall set the alarm
	12:00am doctorjazz: :)
	12:01am coelacanth∅: -actually felt soft to walk upon.
	📉 12:03am chresti: wow ha!
	12:04am coelacanth∅: Thanks Danny! Excellent as usual. take care folks
	📉 12:05am chresti: goodnight!
	📉 12:06am chresti: wow!
	12:06am Little Danny: Thanks again everybody, and much luv from west Texas. Already bookmarked tonight's discussion!

The Cool Blue Flame with Little Danny: Playlist from November 1, 2018

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