WFMU: The Blind Tourist with Adriene: Playlist from December 20, 2018

Listener comments!
	6:02pm dale: hello dere fellow time dilators.
	6:03pm ultradamno: Hello Adriene and other time-shifters.
	6:05pm northguineahills: ready for some temporal dysplaysia!
	6:08pm TDK60: Hello Adriene, it may be first time here..
	6:09pm dale: i wonder if the coreolis effect makes water spin faster in a 'faster' time zone. and does it spin at all on the equator
	6:09pm northguineahills: Just got here, what's the theme today?
	6:09pm Listener Robert: I thought Irwin and Jim Price had between them an exclusive on the use of Carl Stalling around there. Until another DJ broke the ice a few days ago.
	6:11pm Listener Robert: Isn't HCJB also in Quito? You don't have to travel to hear it.
	6:11pm northguineahills: I saw the Stalling box set in Fabio's store a while back. Still kicking myself for not getting it. Gyorgy Ligeti's "100 metronomes" would fit perfect here.
	6:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: Set the WABAC machine for Adriene's show, Mister Peabody!
	6:12pm northguineahills: @Robert: I believe they have a boosting antenna right outside Quito.
	6:12pm Listener Robert: You want to make water spin, use a spoon. Any direction you like.
	6:16pm northguineahills: Adriene, you could also use Svalvard or the Isfjord radio stations, both w/ antennas on Spitsbergen, but are now operated remotely from the Norwegian mainland.
	6:19pm adriene: @northguineahills Sadly, I didn't manage to find a usable stream for anything on Svalvard for the show this week! Bodo was the next closest.
	6:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: So the peaks of the Andes are, in a sense, higher than Mt. Everest because they are farther from the center of the earth.
	6:22pm northguineahills: Closer to the equator, further from the earth's core on average. Vice versa for the poles.
	6:24pm TDK60: ..don't know if off-topic, but I heard the Norwegians just closed down all FM stations, for reasons I don't know.
	6:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah, I think they're switching over to digital technology. There must be some articles about that on the web.
	6:30pm dale: love the idea of talking to an astronaut via ham and picking it up on shortwave
	6:32pm northguineahills: @TDK: I believe that was only for Nationally owned stations, they are now satellite broadcasted/stream except for booster FM antennas in the far north/rural areas. I believe they still have a handful of private stations.
	6:32pm TDK60: ..thanks Ken FHP & NGH.
	6:35pm melinda: greetings
	6:36pm dale: slowest place in the world isn't the dmv?
	6:37pm chris: <rimshot>
	6:38pm chris: loving the show, Adriene.
	6:39pm βrian: Oh, I've stumbled upon the the Blind Tourist again. What good luck!
	6:40pm TDK60: "time is relative" hmmn...gotta try that on my boss next time I'm late.
	6:40pm northguineahills: I miss my old Ecuadorian hood....
	6:41pm dale: blind tourist should stumble across you brian.
	6:41pm βrian: Thyme grows wild.
	6:42pm dale: alan watts!
	6:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: If this was on a commercial station, there would be an ad for a time share right about here.
	6:42pm βrian: Wasn't Diogenes the original Blind Tourist?
	6:44pm TDK60: Ken From Hyde Park: If this was a commercial station, I wouldn't have the time.
	6:44pm βrian: ... hmm, maybe not.
	6:44pm ultradamno: i've heard a theory somewhere that time keeps on slipping into the future necessitating flight (not unlike, say, a bird of prey) for some reason.
	6:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: The ISS is passing near Ecuador right now. eol.jsc.nasa.gov...
	6:51pm JakeGould: Been listening live! This show is so good! Thank you Adrienne.
	6:51pm northguineahills: @βrian: He was found of using pottery as an abode, so, it would have been fitting to reference him last week!
	6:52pm northguineahills: @Ken: Never seen the ISS (couldn't in NYC). But there's a rural graveyard about 10 km from here that I stargaze from.
	6:53pm Jeff Moore: Is that fella showing how to derive the Lorentz transformations on a cocktail napkin to amuse people at parties?
	6:56pm TDK60: ..this was my first time here on the show, had a great time. see ya next time! in a week...will it have seemed a short or a long week? time will tell..
	6:57pm adriene: Thanks everyone for listening & thanks for the link to the ISS location
	6:57pm northguineahills: it's less then a μ sec, actually closer to n(ano( second difference.
	6:58pm Listener Robert: NGH, I did observe a satellite from my yard in the Bronx when I lived there.

The Blind Tourist with Adriene: Playlist from December 20, 2018

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December 20, 2018: Variable TIme & Gravitational Time Dilation

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Stations near the slowest and fastes points on the earth: FM 103.7 in Quito, Ecuador near-ish the base of Cayambe volcano – "fastest" point on Earth & FM 94.8 in Bodø, Norway closest stream near the Litke Deep -- “slowest” point on the Earth’s surface/closest to the core.
Carl Stalling	Anxiety Montage "Anxiety Montage" by "Carl Stalling"				0:01:15 (Pop-up)
Relative Understanding, the pace of time is variable
Relativistic Time Dilation by Steve Smith
Music behind DJ: Red Velvet (레드벨벳)	Bad Boy (instrumental)	The Perfect Red Velvet	S.M. Entertainment	2018	0:06:52 (Pop-up)
Ross Alexander	Jinja On the Nile "Jinja On the Nile" by "Ross Alexander"	Memorias Vol.1 - Bugandan Sacred Places	Discrepant	2017	0:09:09 (Pop-up)
Relativistic Time Dilation by Steve Smith
Bruhin Anton - Die Welt "Bruhin Anton - Die Welt"
Jandl Ernst - Tohuwabohu "Jandl Ernst - Tohuwabohu"
The Yesterday Machine (1963) "The Yesterday Machine (1963)"
Moyun	Sun Quan the Emperor (权御天下)				0:19:24 (Pop-up)
Manzai performed by Hanshin Kyojin "Manzai performed by Hanshin Kyojin"
Fanfare Ciocărlia	Ibrahim "Ibrahim" by "Fanfare Ciocărlia"	Gili Garabdi: Ancient Secrets of Gypsy Brass	Asphalt Tango	2005	0:24:25 (Pop-up)
Space Station Crew Uses HAM Radio to Call Earth \| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h73EYcyszf8
Carl Stalling	Variations on Mexican Hat Dance				0:29:24 (Pop-up)
The time variable in translation "The time variable in translation"
Music behind DJ: Red Velvet (레드벨벳)	Bad Boy (instrumental)	The Perfect Red Velvet	S.M. Entertainment	2018	0:32:59 (Pop-up)
Space Station Crew Uses HAM Radio to Call Earth \| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h73EYcyszf8
Pedrito Ladroga	N-O-S-É "N-O-S-É" by "Pedrito Ladroga"		LaDrogaLab	2016	0:37:55 (Pop-up)
Alan Watt - World As Self "Alan Watt - World As Self"
Baby Einstein - Language Nursery Comparison https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myc5VaG0PxU&t=563s)
Itsuroh Shimoda	Everybody's Alone				0:41:27 (Pop-up)
Professor David Jerison MIT lecture on Time Dilation \| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjOlDf_aEnE
Ross Alexander	Jinja On the Nile "Jinja On the Nile" by "Ross Alexander"	Memorias Vol.1 - Bugandan Sacred Places	Discrepant	2017	0:50:53 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Red Velvet (레드벨벳)	Bad Boy (instrumental)	The Perfect Red Velvet	S.M. Entertainment	2018	0:51:59 (Pop-up)
Leroy Van Dyke	The Auctioneer "The Auctioneer" by "Leroy Van Dyke"			1956	0:54:57 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:02pm dale: hello dere fellow time dilators.
	6:03pm ultradamno: Hello Adriene and other time-shifters.
	6:05pm northguineahills: ready for some temporal dysplaysia!
	6:08pm TDK60: Hello Adriene, it may be first time here..
	6:09pm dale: i wonder if the coreolis effect makes water spin faster in a 'faster' time zone. and does it spin at all on the equator
	6:09pm northguineahills: Just got here, what's the theme today?
	6:09pm Listener Robert: I thought Irwin and Jim Price had between them an exclusive on the use of Carl Stalling around there. Until another DJ broke the ice a few days ago.
	6:11pm Listener Robert: Isn't HCJB also in Quito? You don't have to travel to hear it.
	6:11pm northguineahills: I saw the Stalling box set in Fabio's store a while back. Still kicking myself for not getting it. Gyorgy Ligeti's "100 metronomes" would fit perfect here.
	6:11pm Ken From Hyde Park: Set the WABAC machine for Adriene's show, Mister Peabody!
	6:12pm northguineahills: @Robert: I believe they have a boosting antenna right outside Quito.
	6:12pm Listener Robert: You want to make water spin, use a spoon. Any direction you like.
	6:16pm northguineahills: Adriene, you could also use Svalvard or the Isfjord radio stations, both w/ antennas on Spitsbergen, but are now operated remotely from the Norwegian mainland.
	6:19pm adriene: @northguineahills Sadly, I didn't manage to find a usable stream for anything on Svalvard for the show this week! Bodo was the next closest.
	6:21pm Ken From Hyde Park: So the peaks of the Andes are, in a sense, higher than Mt. Everest because they are farther from the center of the earth.
	6:22pm northguineahills: Closer to the equator, further from the earth's core on average. Vice versa for the poles.
	6:24pm TDK60: ..don't know if off-topic, but I heard the Norwegians just closed down all FM stations, for reasons I don't know.
	6:26pm Ken From Hyde Park: Yeah, I think they're switching over to digital technology. There must be some articles about that on the web.
	6:30pm dale: love the idea of talking to an astronaut via ham and picking it up on shortwave
	6:32pm northguineahills: @TDK: I believe that was only for Nationally owned stations, they are now satellite broadcasted/stream except for booster FM antennas in the far north/rural areas. I believe they still have a handful of private stations.
	6:32pm TDK60: ..thanks Ken FHP & NGH.
	6:35pm melinda: greetings
	6:36pm dale: slowest place in the world isn't the dmv?
	6:37pm chris: <rimshot>
	6:38pm chris: loving the show, Adriene.
	6:39pm βrian: Oh, I've stumbled upon the the Blind Tourist again. What good luck!
	6:40pm TDK60: "time is relative" hmmn...gotta try that on my boss next time I'm late.
	6:40pm northguineahills: I miss my old Ecuadorian hood....
	6:41pm dale: blind tourist should stumble across you brian.
	6:41pm βrian: Thyme grows wild.
	6:42pm dale: alan watts!
	6:42pm Ken From Hyde Park: If this was on a commercial station, there would be an ad for a time share right about here.
	6:42pm βrian: Wasn't Diogenes the original Blind Tourist?
	6:44pm TDK60: Ken From Hyde Park: If this was a commercial station, I wouldn't have the time.
	6:44pm βrian: ... hmm, maybe not.
	6:44pm ultradamno: i've heard a theory somewhere that time keeps on slipping into the future necessitating flight (not unlike, say, a bird of prey) for some reason.
	6:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: The ISS is passing near Ecuador right now. eol.jsc.nasa.gov...
	6:51pm JakeGould: Been listening live! This show is so good! Thank you Adrienne.
	6:51pm northguineahills: @βrian: He was found of using pottery as an abode, so, it would have been fitting to reference him last week!
	6:52pm northguineahills: @Ken: Never seen the ISS (couldn't in NYC). But there's a rural graveyard about 10 km from here that I stargaze from.
	6:53pm Jeff Moore: Is that fella showing how to derive the Lorentz transformations on a cocktail napkin to amuse people at parties?
	6:56pm TDK60: ..this was my first time here on the show, had a great time. see ya next time! in a week...will it have seemed a short or a long week? time will tell..
	6:57pm adriene: Thanks everyone for listening & thanks for the link to the ISS location
	6:57pm northguineahills: it's less then a μ sec, actually closer to n(ano( second difference.
	6:58pm Listener Robert: NGH, I did observe a satellite from my yard in the Bronx when I lived there.

The Blind Tourist with Adriene: Playlist from December 20, 2018

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