WFMU: Double-Dip Recess with Roger: Playlist from November 3, 2018

Listener comments!
	9:00am Granny Spicy Tuna: Tag! You're IT!
	9:01am dan: Hello Double Dip Recessers
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Morning, Amanda and Roger!
	9:03am Amanda: Morning everyone! You can leave voicemails at 201-380-1043 xox You can email us at: doubledip@wfmu.org
	9:04am Rich in NC: Good morning Roger and Amanda!
	9:04am Doobois: Yay, time for recess! Anyone wanna flip baseball cards?
	9:05am listener james from westwood: Darn tootin' I'm whistling along.
	9:06am dan: Bring back Schoolhouse Rock
	9:11am dale: this is god awful. i love it!
	9:12am Rich in NC: That kid made me smile
	9:12am dan: @dale That's a lot of kids songs. It's like Troll 2 or The Room. Horrible but fascinating.
	9:13am listener james from westwood: My first vote was in 1st grade, in a refrigerator-box voting booth, between Carter and Ford. I voted Ford because young me thought Carter smiled too much. FOOL OF A TOOK!
	9:14am adampsyche: good morning all! thanks for the additional motivation, i'm about to drive 45m to vote for delgado woo woo www.nytimes.com...
	9:14am Granny Spicy Tuna: I'm not just sitting, i'm SLOUCHING for Oscar!!!
	9:15am mauri: nothing! nothings good!
	9:15am danh: can you play Vote or Die MF'er from South Park? a clean version, obviously.
	9:15am dan: I remember when I was 4 or 5, I went into the voting booth with my grandma, she pushed the lever left to right and that fascinated me so before she could cast her ballot, I pushed the lever back and it already counted as a vote. My grandma wasn't able to finish.
	9:17am Cmurtha: I wish I could vote tuesday, but alas the way post works here I know my ballot would never arrive.
	9:18am dale: canned ham could be a parent to the little tin of underwood deviled ham
	9:20am melinda: @james that's hilarious! I remember my kindergarten teacher showing us a newspaper clipping with photos of both, explaining that there was an election, and I wanted Ford to win because I thought Carter looked really goofy. Same logic.
	9:20am dan: Oscar the Grouch was based on a NYC cab driver that Carroll Spinney met.
	9:21am Granny Spicy Tuna: Oh, it's cranky old Epz again. Did you bring ice cream?
	9:24am melinda: Aah, Free to Be You and Me! This was my favorite album as a young kid.
	9:24am dale: i don't think horses running free through the streets is a good idea.
	9:25am Amanda: @dale, that's where you and I are gonna have to agree to disagree.
	9:25am melinda: @dale it sounded good at the time
	9:26am Epz: I did! Haagen Dazs white chocolate rasberry truffle. I ate it while listening to an In Real Life archive
	9:26am Granny Spicy Tuna: Chipmunks! Have they ever covered the Monks??? ChipmOnk Time!
	9:26am Ken From Hyde Park: Red Rover, Red Rover, send Roger and Amanda right over!
	9:27am Rich in NC: So nice to hear your voice Amanda
	9:27am Granny Spicy Tuna: Epz: White Chocolate Raspberry sounds delish.
	9:27am Cmurtha: Its been a while since I have heard the chipmunks not played at 16 speed.
	9:27am dan: Jeff Lynne and Electric Light Orchestra did not deserve this crappy cover of one of their beloved songs.
	9:28am melinda: I think The Chipmunks should be allowed to cover whatever they want.
	9:30am Epz: @granny it was...had to stop myself from eating the whole pint. Give it a try!
	9:31am Granny Spicy Tuna: Epz: I gotta spoon. Oh, no, the handle isn't long enough!
	9:31am Eli: No love for Bob McCallister? Wonderama?
	9:32am dale: anyone remember when they gave you exercises you had to accomplish in gym class for the president's council on physical fitness? they said it was gonna be on your permanent record.
	9:34am thedunkel: ¡¡The Heights!!
	9:35am Rich in NC: My new favorite song
	9:36am Amanda: I was always in the 90th percentile in sit-ups
	9:36am dale: LOVE this.
	9:37am Patty D: Love me some Animaniacs!
	9:37am dan: Animaniacs is where I learned about the states, countries and our Presidents.
	9:37am Rich in NC: Raleigh!!
	9:38am Daybreak the Changer: @Dale I’m 38 and it was presented as the presidential fitness “challenge”. What I remember is the pull ups. There was a self congratulating class mate that would always do the most and then strut. Then I’d always hang back super skinny and I’d manage to do 1 more that him. Ah school the land of petty vengeances...
	9:39am dale: i could crab walk pretty well. sit ups and push ups was my downfall. trying to climb a rope and touch the gym ceiling with nothing but a 1 inch pad on the floor? forget it.
	9:40am Ken From Hyde Park: I miss Sharon Jones. RIP
	9:40am dale: one word (or two?) dodgeball.
	9:41am Granny Spicy Tuna: Cageball! While Foreigner hits played!
	9:44am Daybreak the Changer: Ha!i love the transition from Animaniacs to Sharon Jones. Who knew? You knew!
	9:50am tikbartok: there was a version of the bubblegum song we sang in the sixties. basically the same words and the title was "chewing gum". Ill bet its even older
	9:51am dan: How can he say the word Abcdefghijklnopqrstuvwxyz without stuttering?
	9:53am Granny Spicy Tuna: Carroll Spinney is the most awesomest.
	9:53am dan: Who knew The Beatles did kids music.
	9:54am Roberto: One of my earliest memories is of bouncing around in my room to "All Together Now" at age 3. That would have been right around the time it was released.
	9:56am gw: Bob Brainen’s show sure has changed . It’s very childish now .
	9:56am Granny Spicy Tuna: @Roberto, an early memory for me is dancing wildly to the coda for "Hello Goodbye." The Beatles are great for kids, mostly…
	10:03am dan: That clip of the kid singing Joy To The World is from The Big Chill
	10:07am melinda: @dan I thought so.
	10:08am dale: i think joe raposos also wrote the theme for three's company. come and knock on our dooorrrr....
	10:09am Okasa: Good Morning! I always thought that Jack Bunny was sort of a proto Bugs Bunny.
	10:13am dan: @Osaka Warner Brothers played around with the bunny prototype over the years until they hit pay dirt with Bugs Bunny.
	10:14am Okasa: And I just remembered that the little Owl's dad was was a stuffy Germanic classical music teacher who hated jazz! That was a great short.
	10:14am Granny Spicy Tuna: Yay, Nicole! This is excellent. Double clicky-star!
	10:18am Amanda: Bugs is the king, but I have to say I admired Jack Bunny's cigar-chomping style.
	10:19am dan: If Julie Andrews doesn't bring a smile to your face, you must be dead.
	10:23am Ken From Hyde Park: If you lined up all of Homer Simpson's "Doh's" in a row, it'd reach all the way to _____?
	10:23am Roberto: I met Julie briefly in 1989. I used her bathroom.
	10:24am Amanda: Haha, there was a supercut of all the D'ohs awhile back and it was about eight minutes long. That was five years ago approx, though
	10:24am dan: @Ron The answer is 30 years from now, because the show has been on so long and will continue to be on until we're all dead.
	10:28am Granny Spicy Tuna: "Solfeggio (Song of the Nairobi Trio)" is another sneaky Do=Re-Mi song!
	10:31am Granny Spicy Tuna: Blessed be the tender-hearted curmudgeons.
	10:31am Roberto: I wouldn't be so crabby all the time if people weren't so GADDANG ANNOYING
	10:33am dan: @Roberto Then I suggest not watching The Price Is Right and Wheel Of Fortune. That's where America's most annoying people are seen.
	10:33am Roberto: I suppose it's appropriate that my DNA produced a Cancer lolz
	10:35am Granny Spicy Tuna: Carroll Spinney's apprentice has been working with him since 1996!
	10:37am melinda: @Granny did you see the documentary? I enjoyed it.
	10:38am Ken From Hyde Park: I remember Big Bird always messing up Mr. Hooper's name: Mr. Looper, Mr. Dooper, etc.
	10:39am dan: Johnny Rotten according to Oscar would be Johnny Rotten Garbage.
	10:40am Granny Spicy Tuna: @melinda i haven't seen it yet, but i really really want to!
	10:43am Granny Spicy Tuna: i did see the MisteRogers movie, "Won't You Be My Neighbor." That was excellent, though not necessarily recommended for children.
	10:46am dan: If by trash does Oscar also mean Nickelback
	10:46am Ken From Hyde Park: My Haitian friends celebrate New Year's Day by making pumpkin soup. The tradition dates back to the nation's independence from France in 1804.
	10:52am Rich in NC: Thanks for a fun show Roger and Amanda
	10:53am dan: Vascular, venerable, vivacious, variety
	10:54am Granny Spicy Tuna: Congratulations, Roger and Amanda— i think you've launched a legendary program. Long live Double Dip Recess!!!
	10:54am listener james from westwood: Thanks, y'all!
	10:55am Carla: Love the show. Woke up to it in Seattle!
	10:55am kimzilla: I was fortunate to meet Carol Spinney at the release of the “I am Big Bird” he came off so genuine and sincere. He left such a great impression on me. Thanks for sharing this collection!
	10:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Va va voom! See you next recess!
	10:58am dan: Great show.
	10:58am Granny Spicy Tuna: Substitute teacher!
	11:06am Amanda: Thank you all so much for listening and commenting! We had a wonderful time. Reminder that you can send us material for the show at doubledip@wfmu.org, or leave us a voicemail at 201-380-1043
	1:34pm Daybreak The Teacher: Double Dip is great, even listening while my kids are at Disney in Florida and it’s a sunny Sunday. What fun for every kid at heart!

Double-Dip Recess with Roger: Playlist from November 3, 2018

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Artist	Track	Album	New	Approx. start time
Smart Songs	Voting Rap "Voting Rap" by "Smart Songs"
Amy Winfrey	Vote "Vote" by "Amy Winfrey"			0:02:43 (Pop-up)
Schoolhouse Rock	Preamble "Preamble" by "Schoolhouse Rock"			0:02:53 (Pop-up)
Raffi	Wave of Democracy "Wave of Democracy" by "Raffi"			0:05:41 (Pop-up)
Li'l Meema	Vote "Vote" by "Li'l Meema"			0:08:32 (Pop-up)
PBS Kids	Vote Song "Vote Song" by "PBS Kids"			0:10:57 (Pop-up)
Smart Songs	Voting Rap part 2 "Voting Rap part 2" by "Smart Songs"			0:11:24 (Pop-up)
Oscar the Grouch	Grouch Anthem "Grouch Anthem" by "Oscar the Grouch"			0:12:19 (Pop-up)

Oscar the Grouch	Honk, Bang Whistle and Crash			0:19:30 (Pop-up)
The New Seekers	Free to Be... You and Me			0:21:35 (Pop-up)
Alvin and the Chipmunks	Hold On Tight			0:24:13 (Pop-up)
Parry Gripp	Eat a Sandwich "Eat a Sandwich" by "Parry Gripp"			0:29:04 (Pop-up)
Oscar the Grouch	B Sandwich "B Sandwich" by "Oscar the Grouch"			0:30:31 (Pop-up)
The Heights	Bubblegum "Bubblegum" by "The Heights"			0:31:38 (Pop-up)
Wakko Warner	Wakko's America "Wakko's America" by "Wakko Warner"			0:34:34 (Pop-up)
Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings	This Land Is Your Land			0:36:57 (Pop-up)

Big Bird and Susan	Abcdefghijklnopqrstuvwxyz			0:48:58 (Pop-up)
Beatles	All Together Now "All Together Now" by "Beatles"			0:51:42 (Pop-up)
Tori Kelly	Don't Worry 'Bout a Thing ("Sing" Movie)			0:55:39 (Pop-up)
Big Bird	Sing "Sing" by "Big Bird"			0:58:33 (Pop-up)
Brian "The Spaz" (YouTube)	I Love to Singa			1:01:47 (Pop-up)

Nerd Slice with Nicole	Anger "Anger" by "Nerd Slice with Nicole"			1:10:09 (Pop-up)

Oscar the Grouch	Do Re Mi "Do Re Mi" by "Oscar the Grouch"			1:15:08 (Pop-up)
Julie Andrews	Do Re Mi "Do Re Mi" by "Julie Andrews"			1:16:45 (Pop-up)
TV Movie Mashup	Do Re Mi "Do Re Mi" by "TV Movie Mashup"			1:18:56 (Pop-up)
Joshuah Campbell	Do Re Mi "Do Re Mi" by "Joshuah Campbell"			1:21:18 (Pop-up)
Lee Dorsey	Do Re Mi "Do Re Mi" by "Lee Dorsey"			1:24:37 (Pop-up)
Caspar Babypants	Pretty Crabby "Pretty Crabby" by "Caspar Babypants"			1:26:49 (Pop-up)

Oscar and Johnny Cash	Nasty Dan "Nasty Dan" by "Oscar and Johnny Cash"			1:34:15 (Pop-up)
The Branded	I'm a Mean Tomcat "I'm a Mean Tomcat" by "The Branded"			1:36:01 (Pop-up)
Sandra Kerr and John Faulkner	Song of a Flea	The Music from Bagpuss	*	1:38:58 (Pop-up)
Strong Bad	alright42nite "alright42nite" by "Strong Bad"			1:42:14 (Pop-up)
Macka B	Pumpkin "Pumpkin" by "Macka B"			1:42:38 (Pop-up)
Oscar the Grouch	I Love Trash "I Love Trash" by "Oscar the Grouch"			1:43:39 (Pop-up)

Big Bird	Very Very Special Letter			1:50:35 (Pop-up)
"Have Fun Teaching"	Letter V Song			1:52:02 (Pop-up)
Omni Vert	Vulture Song "Vulture Song" by "Omni Vert"			1:54:08 (Pop-up)
They Might Be Giants	Flying V "Flying V" by "They Might Be Giants"			1:54:45 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:00am Granny Spicy Tuna: Tag! You're IT!
	9:01am dan: Hello Double Dip Recessers
	9:01am listener james from westwood: Morning, Amanda and Roger!
	9:03am Amanda: Morning everyone! You can leave voicemails at 201-380-1043 xox You can email us at: doubledip@wfmu.org
	9:04am Rich in NC: Good morning Roger and Amanda!
	9:04am Doobois: Yay, time for recess! Anyone wanna flip baseball cards?
	9:05am listener james from westwood: Darn tootin' I'm whistling along.
	9:06am dan: Bring back Schoolhouse Rock
	9:11am dale: this is god awful. i love it!
	9:12am Rich in NC: That kid made me smile
	9:12am dan: @dale That's a lot of kids songs. It's like Troll 2 or The Room. Horrible but fascinating.
	9:13am listener james from westwood: My first vote was in 1st grade, in a refrigerator-box voting booth, between Carter and Ford. I voted Ford because young me thought Carter smiled too much. FOOL OF A TOOK!
	9:14am adampsyche: good morning all! thanks for the additional motivation, i'm about to drive 45m to vote for delgado woo woo www.nytimes.com...
	9:14am Granny Spicy Tuna: I'm not just sitting, i'm SLOUCHING for Oscar!!!
	9:15am mauri: nothing! nothings good!
	9:15am danh: can you play Vote or Die MF'er from South Park? a clean version, obviously.
	9:15am dan: I remember when I was 4 or 5, I went into the voting booth with my grandma, she pushed the lever left to right and that fascinated me so before she could cast her ballot, I pushed the lever back and it already counted as a vote. My grandma wasn't able to finish.
	9:17am Cmurtha: I wish I could vote tuesday, but alas the way post works here I know my ballot would never arrive.
	9:18am dale: canned ham could be a parent to the little tin of underwood deviled ham
	9:20am melinda: @james that's hilarious! I remember my kindergarten teacher showing us a newspaper clipping with photos of both, explaining that there was an election, and I wanted Ford to win because I thought Carter looked really goofy. Same logic.
	9:20am dan: Oscar the Grouch was based on a NYC cab driver that Carroll Spinney met.
	9:21am Granny Spicy Tuna: Oh, it's cranky old Epz again. Did you bring ice cream?
	9:24am melinda: Aah, Free to Be You and Me! This was my favorite album as a young kid.
	9:24am dale: i don't think horses running free through the streets is a good idea.
	9:25am Amanda: @dale, that's where you and I are gonna have to agree to disagree.
	9:25am melinda: @dale it sounded good at the time
	9:26am Epz: I did! Haagen Dazs white chocolate rasberry truffle. I ate it while listening to an In Real Life archive
	9:26am Granny Spicy Tuna: Chipmunks! Have they ever covered the Monks??? ChipmOnk Time!
	9:26am Ken From Hyde Park: Red Rover, Red Rover, send Roger and Amanda right over!
	9:27am Rich in NC: So nice to hear your voice Amanda
	9:27am Granny Spicy Tuna: Epz: White Chocolate Raspberry sounds delish.
	9:27am Cmurtha: Its been a while since I have heard the chipmunks not played at 16 speed.
	9:27am dan: Jeff Lynne and Electric Light Orchestra did not deserve this crappy cover of one of their beloved songs.
	9:28am melinda: I think The Chipmunks should be allowed to cover whatever they want.
	9:30am Epz: @granny it was...had to stop myself from eating the whole pint. Give it a try!
	9:31am Granny Spicy Tuna: Epz: I gotta spoon. Oh, no, the handle isn't long enough!
	9:31am Eli: No love for Bob McCallister? Wonderama?
	9:32am dale: anyone remember when they gave you exercises you had to accomplish in gym class for the president's council on physical fitness? they said it was gonna be on your permanent record.
	9:34am thedunkel: ¡¡The Heights!!
	9:35am Rich in NC: My new favorite song
	9:36am Amanda: I was always in the 90th percentile in sit-ups
	9:36am dale: LOVE this.
	9:37am Patty D: Love me some Animaniacs!
	9:37am dan: Animaniacs is where I learned about the states, countries and our Presidents.
	9:37am Rich in NC: Raleigh!!
	9:38am Daybreak the Changer: @Dale I’m 38 and it was presented as the presidential fitness “challenge”. What I remember is the pull ups. There was a self congratulating class mate that would always do the most and then strut. Then I’d always hang back super skinny and I’d manage to do 1 more that him. Ah school the land of petty vengeances...
	9:39am dale: i could crab walk pretty well. sit ups and push ups was my downfall. trying to climb a rope and touch the gym ceiling with nothing but a 1 inch pad on the floor? forget it.
	9:40am Ken From Hyde Park: I miss Sharon Jones. RIP
	9:40am dale: one word (or two?) dodgeball.
	9:41am Granny Spicy Tuna: Cageball! While Foreigner hits played!
	9:44am Daybreak the Changer: Ha!i love the transition from Animaniacs to Sharon Jones. Who knew? You knew!
	9:50am tikbartok: there was a version of the bubblegum song we sang in the sixties. basically the same words and the title was "chewing gum". Ill bet its even older
	9:51am dan: How can he say the word Abcdefghijklnopqrstuvwxyz without stuttering?
	9:53am Granny Spicy Tuna: Carroll Spinney is the most awesomest.
	9:53am dan: Who knew The Beatles did kids music.
	9:54am Roberto: One of my earliest memories is of bouncing around in my room to "All Together Now" at age 3. That would have been right around the time it was released.
	9:56am gw: Bob Brainen’s show sure has changed . It’s very childish now .
	9:56am Granny Spicy Tuna: @Roberto, an early memory for me is dancing wildly to the coda for "Hello Goodbye." The Beatles are great for kids, mostly…
	10:03am dan: That clip of the kid singing Joy To The World is from The Big Chill
	10:07am melinda: @dan I thought so.
	10:08am dale: i think joe raposos also wrote the theme for three's company. come and knock on our dooorrrr....
	10:09am Okasa: Good Morning! I always thought that Jack Bunny was sort of a proto Bugs Bunny.
	10:13am dan: @Osaka Warner Brothers played around with the bunny prototype over the years until they hit pay dirt with Bugs Bunny.
	10:14am Okasa: And I just remembered that the little Owl's dad was was a stuffy Germanic classical music teacher who hated jazz! That was a great short.
	10:14am Granny Spicy Tuna: Yay, Nicole! This is excellent. Double clicky-star!
	10:18am Amanda: Bugs is the king, but I have to say I admired Jack Bunny's cigar-chomping style.
	10:19am dan: If Julie Andrews doesn't bring a smile to your face, you must be dead.
	10:23am Ken From Hyde Park: If you lined up all of Homer Simpson's "Doh's" in a row, it'd reach all the way to _____?
	10:23am Roberto: I met Julie briefly in 1989. I used her bathroom.
	10:24am Amanda: Haha, there was a supercut of all the D'ohs awhile back and it was about eight minutes long. That was five years ago approx, though
	10:24am dan: @Ron The answer is 30 years from now, because the show has been on so long and will continue to be on until we're all dead.
	10:28am Granny Spicy Tuna: "Solfeggio (Song of the Nairobi Trio)" is another sneaky Do=Re-Mi song!
	10:31am Granny Spicy Tuna: Blessed be the tender-hearted curmudgeons.
	10:31am Roberto: I wouldn't be so crabby all the time if people weren't so GADDANG ANNOYING
	10:33am dan: @Roberto Then I suggest not watching The Price Is Right and Wheel Of Fortune. That's where America's most annoying people are seen.
	10:33am Roberto: I suppose it's appropriate that my DNA produced a Cancer lolz
	10:35am Granny Spicy Tuna: Carroll Spinney's apprentice has been working with him since 1996!
	10:37am melinda: @Granny did you see the documentary? I enjoyed it.
	10:38am Ken From Hyde Park: I remember Big Bird always messing up Mr. Hooper's name: Mr. Looper, Mr. Dooper, etc.
	10:39am dan: Johnny Rotten according to Oscar would be Johnny Rotten Garbage.
	10:40am Granny Spicy Tuna: @melinda i haven't seen it yet, but i really really want to!
	10:43am Granny Spicy Tuna: i did see the MisteRogers movie, "Won't You Be My Neighbor." That was excellent, though not necessarily recommended for children.
	10:46am dan: If by trash does Oscar also mean Nickelback
	10:46am Ken From Hyde Park: My Haitian friends celebrate New Year's Day by making pumpkin soup. The tradition dates back to the nation's independence from France in 1804.
	10:52am Rich in NC: Thanks for a fun show Roger and Amanda
	10:53am dan: Vascular, venerable, vivacious, variety
	10:54am Granny Spicy Tuna: Congratulations, Roger and Amanda— i think you've launched a legendary program. Long live Double Dip Recess!!!
	10:54am listener james from westwood: Thanks, y'all!
	10:55am Carla: Love the show. Woke up to it in Seattle!
	10:55am kimzilla: I was fortunate to meet Carol Spinney at the release of the “I am Big Bird” he came off so genuine and sincere. He left such a great impression on me. Thanks for sharing this collection!
	10:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Va va voom! See you next recess!
	10:58am dan: Great show.
	10:58am Granny Spicy Tuna: Substitute teacher!
	11:06am Amanda: Thank you all so much for listening and commenting! We had a wonderful time. Reminder that you can send us material for the show at doubledip@wfmu.org, or leave us a voicemail at 201-380-1043
	1:34pm Daybreak The Teacher: Double Dip is great, even listening while my kids are at Disney in Florida and it’s a sunny Sunday. What fun for every kid at heart!