WFMU: Double-Dip Recess with Roger: Playlist from January 12, 2019

Listener comments!
	8:45am Amanda: Good morning all! So happy to have you listening today. You can leave voicemails at 201-380-1043 You can email us at: doubledip@wfmu.org We love your contributions!
	9:00am John: Hi Amanda new listener
	9:01am Amanda: Welcome, John!
	9:01am Andrew in Etobicoke: Good morning Amanda and Roger and other Double Dippers.
	9:03am Webhamster Henry: Morning double dippers!
	9:03am Amanda: How's everyone's breakfast going?
	9:05am John: Amanda finished mine a while ago and going to the library in a while
	9:05am Andrew in Etobicoke: OMG! Reggae Floyd!!!
	9:06am David Colangelo: Reggae Pink Floyd. Unreal....good job....great song...
	9:07am tadpoles: Hello Roger and Amanda. Lots of Rogers....Syd's real name was Roger and of course Roger Waters...nice!
	9:09am Amanda: My favorite yo-yo master was Sparkle
	9:09am melinda: hi everyone
	9:10am Andrew in Etobicoke: hi Melinda
	9:10am melinda: love the drawing
	9:13am Granny Spicy Tuna: Howdy, all! Haven't yo-yo'ed in many a moon…
	9:17am Granny Spicy Tuna: DIY Dad Jokes.
	9:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Is there a yo-yo trick called the Double Dip? I'd like to see that.
	9:18am The Librarian: If broccoli is a vegetable, what’s a pea? A relief.
	9:19am Amanda: LOL! Thanks, Librarian!
	9:20am dano59: ... And, Jamaican, to boot! What, no 'Right String, Wrong Yo-Yo?'
	9:25am Amanda: Ah, maybe next time. :-)
	9:29am Webhamster Henry: We need Capt. Planet! And Tom Lehrer.
	9:30am Webhamster Henry: My iPhone app Enumero can recite the elements in Tom Lehrer order.
	9:30am Andrew in Etobicoke: Great show so far.....
	9:30am Roberto: Agreed about Tom. Come back! It's not too late!
	9:31am Webhamster Henry: He's only 90 and apparently in fine fettle.
	9:32am John: There’s no need to fear underdog is here
	9:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Good old Wally Cox.
	9:34am Andrew in Etobicoke: Darn right. Get in your pj`s and dance around
	9:35am Roberto: i don't know any sad trombone players. Would you settle for a SAD trombone player?
	9:37am Granny Spicy Tuna: READY!
	9:37am Andrew in Etobicoke: Mud rock!!!!!!!!
	9:38am Andrew in Etobicoke: What would be better than having tiger paws as feet?
	9:38am Amanda: I feel like... very few things would be better than that!
	9:40am fletchernyc: This sounds like a lost Sweet track!
	9:42am The Librarian: Any chance to send a birthday wish to Henry who is turning 3 tomorrow?
	9:42am Amanda: We've included a handy gif here of a recommended dance that you can do to "Tiger Feet."
	9:42am Linda Lee: i sure hear t rex! good morning everyone! first time listener! love the show! Ada, ~ if you're watching ~ i love your work! brava!
	9:43am Webhamster Henry: Getting sound out of onion skins? hmm!
	9:44am Amanda: Good morning Linda Lee! Thanks so much. I think Ada is a genius... also, we agreed that Mud are like the Sweet x T. Rex
	9:44am Amanda: Henry's birthday wish will be up! HBD, Henry!
	9:44am Linda Lee: who can resist a song called Tiger Feet? honestly.
	9:45am The Librarian: Thanks!
	9:46am Webhamster Henry: Do the Funky Broccolini!
	9:47am Amanda: lettuce turnip the beet
	9:51am Roberto: Regarding brussels sprouts -- after 50+ years of eschewing them I now find myself chewing them. The secret? Shred 'em!
	9:51am The Librarian: Interpretive vegetable dancing.
	9:52am The Librarian: Roast them Roberto!
	9:52am Amanda: I love brussels sprouts!
	9:53am Roberto: It turned out all these years I couldn't take them in their whole form. Shredding them takes the edge off.
	9:54am jake6573: hello room
	9:55am Amanda: @jake6573 has joined the chat.
	9:57am jake6573: the pic is a hobby not a relationship issue..........will be roasting brussel sprouts this eve
	10:01am dano59: I mighta missed it if u said... but wasn't Tom Cruise Captain Planet?
	10:03am Roberto: Oh hey Jake, I'll be heading over to my MMA class in a couple of hours myself!
	10:04am Amanda: @dano59, yes! Or so the rumor goes. He was the first choice for the voice but he changed his mind.
	10:04am Granny Spicy Tuna: Linda Lee, howdy! Let's play on the jungle gym!
	10:10am Linda Lee: hi Granny! how long can you hang from the monkey bars?
	10:12am Granny Spicy Tuna: Let's see? Can you do the knee-twirls around the bar? I was always envious of the ones who could.
	10:13am Granny Spicy Tuna: But i had great skills for doing cartwheels on the balance beam! Haven't tried THAT in awhile! :)
	10:13am Linda Lee: oh golly no. i'm a clumsy child. what i really like is the swings.
	10:13am Linda Lee: wow!! cartwheels on the balance beam!! that's impressive!!
	10:14am adampsyche: still trying to get over the iron maiden vegetable song
	10:15am adampsyche: that was great i mean :)
	10:15am melinda: I loved monkey bars. I think there is still a set at my dad's place where I grew up.
	10:16am Linda Lee: actually i like sitting in my room drawing better than anything!
	10:16am JakeGould: I had no idea what year I woke up in when that Get Along stuff came on.
	10:17am melinda: @Linda I did a lot of drawing too. And staging social events with my stuffed animals.
	10:17am Linda Lee: that is cool, melinda! our monkey bars are long, long gone.
	10:17am adampsyche: lol i'm going to switzerland tomorrow
	10:18am Granny Spicy Tuna: Honestly, i spent a lot more time with a book or daydreaming in a treetop than i did on the monkey bars. Still do, i suppose!
	10:18am Amanda: Fabulous! Hope this gets you in the mindset, adam!
	10:19am Linda Lee: @melinda ~ you too? i was all about the stuffed animals. no dolls, just stuffed animals. we get along for a reason, Granny! :-)
	10:19am Granny Spicy Tuna: But at Double-Dip Recess we can do anything, as long as it's fun and everyone plays nice.
	10:19am JakeGould: @melinda: You know, there are some “drink and draw” gatherings that are unstructured and basically adults just sitting in a bar of cafe… Drawing!
	10:20am adampsyche: hoooooo boyyyyy let it rip
	10:20am Linda Lee: i was once told parts of 'the sound of music' were filmed in the catskills! is this true?
	10:20am melinda: @Granny I think I managed a knee-twirl on the uneven parallel bars but never a cartwheel on the balance beam. I loved the idea of gymnastics but was a lousy gymnast. I think you need to be highly in tune with your physical environment and more of a risk-taker, I was more timid and head-based.
	10:21am Amanda: @Linda Lee, I have no idea, but it would make perfect sense. So green and mountainous up there!
	10:21am Webhamster Henry: The delightful puppets of Bil Baird: image.slidesharecdn.com...
	10:21am melinda: @Jake I'd do that. There is a "maker's night" kind of thing at the coffee joint near where I work that includes drawers but I always just want to go straight home after work.
	10:23am Linda Lee: @Amanda ~ it is indeed. still! (where i am.) @melinda ~ i should have 'timid & head-based' tattooed on my bicep! :-D
	10:23am JakeGould: @melinda: Yeah, I know how that “Get me out of here…” feeling is. Also, if you are and employee and then “switch” to being a customer that can be weird in some places.
	10:24am Granny Spicy Tuna: melinda, i never got one stinking knee-twirl. We each got different superpowers and now i can celebrate the differences without envy.
	10:24am melinda: @Linda haha!
	10:25am JakeGould: Piece of kids trivia if you like squirrels and winter has struck near you: Squirrels really like eating apples and berries in the winter since all the water is frozen.
	10:25am Sean d: Yo!
	10:26am Amanda: Yo yo Ha thanks Jake! squirrels love eating apples and berries at every time, tbh
	10:26am Linda Lee: good tip, Jake! thanks!
	10:27am Mike East: Great show this morning, guys!
	10:28am melinda: I still want a tree house. When i was little we had a low cinderblock building with a flat roof in the yard, which housed the well pump so we called it the pump house. The trees hung low over it so we used the roof like a tree house, it was great. I still want a tree house.
	10:28am Linda Lee: wow!!! the DeZurik sisters were fabulous!!
	10:28am shabs: This show is amazing! My husband and I listen every Saturday.
	10:29am melinda: I didn't mean to repeat myself in that last comment. I guess I really want a tree house.
	10:29am JakeGould: @Amanda: Well, when it’s warm I can’t give them apples for nothing. They push it away. Yesterday I cut up a crappy apple at work and tossed it into Union Square Park and man… Them and the starlings were going nuts.
	10:30am yippie: IM just a yodeling yippie
	10:30am Sean d: @melinda I had awesome tree house with a zip line off the roof
	10:30am Linda Lee: melinda, 'til you have your own, you might stay at a tree house b & b! they're much fancier than a typical tree house, but they're also meant for spoiled adults.
	10:31am JakeGould: YEAH!!!
	10:31am adampsyche: fun fact, on the trams on the concourse at the zurich airport, they play the heidi song constantly
	10:31am Amanda: Thanks so much for checking in @shabs! We love new listeners almost as much as old listeners!
	10:31am Mike East: Hocus Pocus!!!
	10:32am Webhamster Henry: This song is hard to follow!
	10:32am Dan Bodah: Loving the yodeling this morning!
	10:33am Linda Lee: good morning Mr. Bodah!
	10:33am Amanda: ha thanks Dan!
	10:33am melinda: @Linda excellent idea! I've seen some cool ones in North Carolina, I'm sure there are more elsewhere. @sean we had a zipline between two trees but it wasn't taught enough and so kind of disappointing.
	10:34am Linda Lee: i remember when 'hocus pocus' was on continual radio rotation.
	10:34am dano59: A Them Poem and Focus, wow. Natl Lampoon.did a great parody of this and other prog excesses, Art Rock Suite
	10:34am JakeGould: Ree-coh-lah!
	10:34am Ken From Hyde Park: amEdeo!
	10:34am kuba: i just realized that this show is this rare kind of entertainment which is kids-first & kids-friendly, but also very engaging, entertaining and interesting to me (an adult-ish person), while it has all the benefits of kids-centricity (humor, chipperness, eclecticity etc.). oof i sound like a serious adult. what i meant to say is: i love this show
	10:36am Linda Lee: there's definiitely a nice one not far from here, with bonus outdoor kitchen. a rural lady i know likes to stay there. she rents out her own home to city folks :-)
	10:37am Sean d: @Melinda! And I delivered furniture to a treehouse on the treehouse masters tv show...it was Awsome!
	10:38am JakeGould: Roach AirBnb
	10:38am Linda Lee: 'a super fascinating dead guy' :-D
	10:40am melinda: I had a friend who worked at a restaurant in Vermont in the 70s not far from the Von Trapp family lodge, said Maria was an unpleasant person.
	10:40am Amanda: Wow, @kuba, that is such a lovely thing to say. We appreciate that so much!
	10:41am JakeGould: @melinda: Yeah. “The Sound of Music” is a nice story of survival, but the real players behind the scene always came off as nasty to me.
	10:41am Linda Lee: in that 'yodel talk' piece she seems about as warm as an ice jam.
	10:41am LCBD: Good morning Roger & Amanda and all listeners!
	10:41am The Librarian: Thanks for the yodeling and birthday wishes! Great show today!
	10:42am Linda Lee: good morning LCBD!
	10:42am Amanda: Thank you, @The Librarian! Hoping all goes great with the birthday. Good morning to LCBD and all!
	10:45am Linda Lee: with ease of communication between Gregor & his family members, he might not have transformed in the first place.
	10:45am jeffy-t: The video for Hocus Pocus is awesome (and hilarious) ! As seen on Midnight Special- flute, whistling, jabbering..it's all there.
	10:45am LCBD: Hi Linda Lee!! Nice to see you, my old friend!
	10:45am JakeGould: Pretty much all fairy tales come down to better communication. I mean why is Cinderella in the basement hanging out with mice as friends?
	10:45am Christy: Welcome back Nerd Slice you marvelous human!!!!
	10:46am Linda Lee: good seeing you too, love! i sleep in lately & miss Wake!
	10:46am adampsyche: snaaap this is a good one, i was packing and had to come back and thank you for this song
	10:47am melinda: ABC is such a feel good song.
	10:47am Amanda: Aww thanks adam. One of our fav's too.
	10:47am Linda Lee: agree, Jake. lack of communication is a real issue in fairy tales. more precisely, alienation! i'm guessing that's why they appeal to kids.
	10:48am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Roger & Amanda & all!
	10:48am JakeGould: Why are the three little pigs living in separate dwellings when one large home made of straw, wood and bricks would clearly be unstoppable?
	10:49am Linda Lee: i remember continual radio play for this one too! the Jackson 5 were superstars!
	10:49am adampsyche: good to see linda leeeee i'll be back upstate in a few weeks
	10:50am JakeGould: Why is the old woman in Hansel and Gretel expressing her loneliness by making her house out of candy and murdering children who come by? She should learn how to be more social.
	10:50am melinda: Capital I is one of my all-time favorite Sesame Street numbers!
	10:50am Linda Lee: @adampsyche ~ good! i hope it's pretty & wintry for you by then. right now it looks like October up here.
	10:50am SeanG: BORIS!!!!!
	10:51am Linda Lee: see? alienation in story after story. which usually winds up dangerous.
	10:51am SeanG: creepy crawly
	10:52am Amanda: @JakeGould, these are all very important questions. @Greg Zone 5 hiya! @melinda capital I SLAPS
	10:53am Amanda: @SeanG, glad you appreciated Boris :-)
	10:54am JakeGould: @LindaLee: Little old lady who lived in a shoe? She had so many children she didn’t know what to do? That touches on the patriarchy, housing issues and access to safe birth control choices.
	10:54am Andrew in Etobicoke: Thanks for the great show!
	10:55am JakeGould: I don’t always listen live, but when I do I am grateful. THANKS ALL!
	10:56am Linda Lee: you bet!
	10:56am melinda: @ Amanda Lowercase n is also an excellent piece in the same vein.
	10:56am adampsyche: @linda we got some on and off over the holidays: photos.app.goo.gl...
	10:57am Linda Lee: thanks for a wonderful show, Amanda & Roger! terrific!
	10:57am adampsyche: good show today, see later folks!
	10:58am SeanG: thanks Amanda and Roger! :-D
	10:58am Linda Lee: yep, that was about all we got.
	11:00am melinda: Thanks A and R!
	11:00am Webhamster Henry: Ada says Aw That's Cute I don't remember drawing it!
	11:04am Amanda: Many heartfelt thanks to everybody who listened today and the people who showed up here on the playlist. See you next time!

Double-Dip Recess with Roger: Playlist from January 12, 2019

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January 12, 2019: Tiger Feet

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Artist	Track	New	Approx. start time
Fatcat and Fishface	Emily Says "Emily Says" by "Fatcat and Fishface"		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Supertough	See Emily Play "See Emily Play" by "Supertough"		0:03:42 (Pop-up)
Sheriff Callie	El Yo Yo "El Yo Yo" by "Sheriff Callie"		0:07:55 (Pop-up)
Matt McGinn	Red Yo-Yo "Red Yo-Yo" by "Matt McGinn"		0:09:07 (Pop-up)
Unknown	Yo Yo Song "Yo Yo Song" by "Unknown"		0:12:09 (Pop-up)

Dora the Explorer	Over the City "Over the City" by "Dora the Explorer"		0:19:33 (Pop-up)
Unknown (Sesame Street)	Above it All		0:21:22 (Pop-up)
Logan Whitehurst & the Junior Science Club	I Want to Live On the Moon		0:23:32 (Pop-up)
Donovan	Mr. Wind "Mr. Wind" by "Donovan"		0:25:21 (Pop-up)
	Captain Planet theme "Captain Planet theme"		0:27:56 (Pop-up)
Tom Lehrer	The Elements "The Elements" by "Tom Lehrer"		0:28:58 (Pop-up)

Bob McAllister	Exercise! "Exercise!" by "Bob McAllister"		0:36:30 (Pop-up)
Mud	Tiger Feet "Tiger Feet" by "Mud"		0:37:20 (Pop-up)
The Vegetable Orchestra	Perfect Match	*	0:42:05 (Pop-up)
The Vegetable Plot	Bro Colini (Vegetables Are Funky)		0:44:37 (Pop-up)
Al Simmons	Vegetation Migration "Vegetation Migration" by "Al Simmons"		0:48:29 (Pop-up)
Parry Gripp	I Like Vegetables "I Like Vegetables" by "Parry Gripp"		0:49:06 (Pop-up)
Veggie Tales	Dance of the Cucumbers		0:50:21 (Pop-up)
FleaBite	Food o'Clock "Food o'Clock" by "FleaBite"		0:51:23 (Pop-up)
Blake Rules and Netherfriends	Eat Fruits and Vegetables		0:54:10 (Pop-up)
Thunder Lords	Eat Vegetables "Eat Vegetables" by "Thunder Lords"		0:55:32 (Pop-up)

Eric "Monty" Morris	Humpty Dumpty		1:02:14 (Pop-up)
Dex01	Thomas the Tank Engine rap "Thomas the Tank Engine rap" by "Dex01"		1:05:05 (Pop-up)
Chunk (The Goonies)	confession "confession" by "Chunk (The Goonies)"		1:06:03 (Pop-up)
MC Paul Barman	Get Along Song "Get Along Song" by "MC Paul Barman"		1:06:53 (Pop-up)
	Get-Along Gang theme "Get-Along Gang theme"		1:09:46 (Pop-up)
Syreeta	Harmour Love "Harmour Love" by "Syreeta"		1:10:46 (Pop-up)

Julie Andrews with Maria von Trapp	Yodel talk		1:18:36 (Pop-up)
Julie Andrews	The Lonely Goatherd		1:20:05 (Pop-up)
Da Vinci's Notebook	Uncle Buford "Uncle Buford" by "Da Vinci's Notebook"		1:22:51 (Pop-up)
Mason Ramsey	Lovesick Blues "Lovesick Blues" by "Mason Ramsey"		1:23:29 (Pop-up)
Rockinghorse Orchestra	I Wish I Could Yodel		1:24:35 (Pop-up)
The DeZurik Sisters	Alabama Yodeler		1:27:16 (Pop-up)
Da Vinci's Notebook	Uncle Buford #2		1:29:38 (Pop-up)
Mason Williams	Them Yodel Yellers		1:30:21 (Pop-up)
Focus	Hocus Pocus "Hocus Pocus" by "Focus"		1:31:09 (Pop-up)

Nerd Slice with Nicole!	Modern Metamorphosis		1:38:24 (Pop-up)
Kermit with Ladysmith Black Mambazo	African Animal Alphabet		1:45:36 (Pop-up)
Jackson Five	ABC "ABC" by "Jackson Five"		1:47:01 (Pop-up)
Steve Zuckerman	We All Live in a Capital I		1:50:14 (Pop-up)
The Who	Boris the Spider "Boris the Spider" by "The Who"		1:51:03 (Pop-up)
Shudder to Think	Day Ditty "Day Ditty" by "Shudder to Think"		1:53:21 (Pop-up)
Fifteen	The Rainbow Connection "The Rainbow Connection" by "Fifteen"		1:55:43 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	8:45am Amanda: Good morning all! So happy to have you listening today. You can leave voicemails at 201-380-1043 You can email us at: doubledip@wfmu.org We love your contributions!
	9:00am John: Hi Amanda new listener
	9:01am Amanda: Welcome, John!
	9:01am Andrew in Etobicoke: Good morning Amanda and Roger and other Double Dippers.
	9:03am Webhamster Henry: Morning double dippers!
	9:03am Amanda: How's everyone's breakfast going?
	9:05am John: Amanda finished mine a while ago and going to the library in a while
	9:05am Andrew in Etobicoke: OMG! Reggae Floyd!!!
	9:06am David Colangelo: Reggae Pink Floyd. Unreal....good job....great song...
	9:07am tadpoles: Hello Roger and Amanda. Lots of Rogers....Syd's real name was Roger and of course Roger Waters...nice!
	9:09am Amanda: My favorite yo-yo master was Sparkle
	9:09am melinda: hi everyone
	9:10am Andrew in Etobicoke: hi Melinda
	9:10am melinda: love the drawing
	9:13am Granny Spicy Tuna: Howdy, all! Haven't yo-yo'ed in many a moon…
	9:17am Granny Spicy Tuna: DIY Dad Jokes.
	9:18am Ken From Hyde Park: Is there a yo-yo trick called the Double Dip? I'd like to see that.
	9:18am The Librarian: If broccoli is a vegetable, what’s a pea? A relief.
	9:19am Amanda: LOL! Thanks, Librarian!
	9:20am dano59: ... And, Jamaican, to boot! What, no 'Right String, Wrong Yo-Yo?'
	9:25am Amanda: Ah, maybe next time. :-)
	9:29am Webhamster Henry: We need Capt. Planet! And Tom Lehrer.
	9:30am Webhamster Henry: My iPhone app Enumero can recite the elements in Tom Lehrer order.
	9:30am Andrew in Etobicoke: Great show so far.....
	9:30am Roberto: Agreed about Tom. Come back! It's not too late!
	9:31am Webhamster Henry: He's only 90 and apparently in fine fettle.
	9:32am John: There’s no need to fear underdog is here
	9:32am Ken From Hyde Park: Good old Wally Cox.
	9:34am Andrew in Etobicoke: Darn right. Get in your pj`s and dance around
	9:35am Roberto: i don't know any sad trombone players. Would you settle for a SAD trombone player?
	9:37am Granny Spicy Tuna: READY!
	9:37am Andrew in Etobicoke: Mud rock!!!!!!!!
	9:38am Andrew in Etobicoke: What would be better than having tiger paws as feet?
	9:38am Amanda: I feel like... very few things would be better than that!
	9:40am fletchernyc: This sounds like a lost Sweet track!
	9:42am The Librarian: Any chance to send a birthday wish to Henry who is turning 3 tomorrow?
	9:42am Amanda: We've included a handy gif here of a recommended dance that you can do to "Tiger Feet."
	9:42am Linda Lee: i sure hear t rex! good morning everyone! first time listener! love the show! Ada, ~ if you're watching ~ i love your work! brava!
	9:43am Webhamster Henry: Getting sound out of onion skins? hmm!
	9:44am Amanda: Good morning Linda Lee! Thanks so much. I think Ada is a genius... also, we agreed that Mud are like the Sweet x T. Rex
	9:44am Amanda: Henry's birthday wish will be up! HBD, Henry!
	9:44am Linda Lee: who can resist a song called Tiger Feet? honestly.
	9:45am The Librarian: Thanks!
	9:46am Webhamster Henry: Do the Funky Broccolini!
	9:47am Amanda: lettuce turnip the beet
	9:51am Roberto: Regarding brussels sprouts -- after 50+ years of eschewing them I now find myself chewing them. The secret? Shred 'em!
	9:51am The Librarian: Interpretive vegetable dancing.
	9:52am The Librarian: Roast them Roberto!
	9:52am Amanda: I love brussels sprouts!
	9:53am Roberto: It turned out all these years I couldn't take them in their whole form. Shredding them takes the edge off.
	9:54am jake6573: hello room
	9:55am Amanda: @jake6573 has joined the chat.
	9:57am jake6573: the pic is a hobby not a relationship issue..........will be roasting brussel sprouts this eve
	10:01am dano59: I mighta missed it if u said... but wasn't Tom Cruise Captain Planet?
	10:03am Roberto: Oh hey Jake, I'll be heading over to my MMA class in a couple of hours myself!
	10:04am Amanda: @dano59, yes! Or so the rumor goes. He was the first choice for the voice but he changed his mind.
	10:04am Granny Spicy Tuna: Linda Lee, howdy! Let's play on the jungle gym!
	10:10am Linda Lee: hi Granny! how long can you hang from the monkey bars?
	10:12am Granny Spicy Tuna: Let's see? Can you do the knee-twirls around the bar? I was always envious of the ones who could.
	10:13am Granny Spicy Tuna: But i had great skills for doing cartwheels on the balance beam! Haven't tried THAT in awhile! :)
	10:13am Linda Lee: oh golly no. i'm a clumsy child. what i really like is the swings.
	10:13am Linda Lee: wow!! cartwheels on the balance beam!! that's impressive!!
	10:14am adampsyche: still trying to get over the iron maiden vegetable song
	10:15am adampsyche: that was great i mean :)
	10:15am melinda: I loved monkey bars. I think there is still a set at my dad's place where I grew up.
	10:16am Linda Lee: actually i like sitting in my room drawing better than anything!
	10:16am JakeGould: I had no idea what year I woke up in when that Get Along stuff came on.
	10:17am melinda: @Linda I did a lot of drawing too. And staging social events with my stuffed animals.
	10:17am Linda Lee: that is cool, melinda! our monkey bars are long, long gone.
	10:17am adampsyche: lol i'm going to switzerland tomorrow
	10:18am Granny Spicy Tuna: Honestly, i spent a lot more time with a book or daydreaming in a treetop than i did on the monkey bars. Still do, i suppose!
	10:18am Amanda: Fabulous! Hope this gets you in the mindset, adam!
	10:19am Linda Lee: @melinda ~ you too? i was all about the stuffed animals. no dolls, just stuffed animals. we get along for a reason, Granny! :-)
	10:19am Granny Spicy Tuna: But at Double-Dip Recess we can do anything, as long as it's fun and everyone plays nice.
	10:19am JakeGould: @melinda: You know, there are some “drink and draw” gatherings that are unstructured and basically adults just sitting in a bar of cafe… Drawing!
	10:20am adampsyche: hoooooo boyyyyy let it rip
	10:20am Linda Lee: i was once told parts of 'the sound of music' were filmed in the catskills! is this true?
	10:20am melinda: @Granny I think I managed a knee-twirl on the uneven parallel bars but never a cartwheel on the balance beam. I loved the idea of gymnastics but was a lousy gymnast. I think you need to be highly in tune with your physical environment and more of a risk-taker, I was more timid and head-based.
	10:21am Amanda: @Linda Lee, I have no idea, but it would make perfect sense. So green and mountainous up there!
	10:21am Webhamster Henry: The delightful puppets of Bil Baird: image.slidesharecdn.com...
	10:21am melinda: @Jake I'd do that. There is a "maker's night" kind of thing at the coffee joint near where I work that includes drawers but I always just want to go straight home after work.
	10:23am Linda Lee: @Amanda ~ it is indeed. still! (where i am.) @melinda ~ i should have 'timid & head-based' tattooed on my bicep! :-D
	10:23am JakeGould: @melinda: Yeah, I know how that “Get me out of here…” feeling is. Also, if you are and employee and then “switch” to being a customer that can be weird in some places.
	10:24am Granny Spicy Tuna: melinda, i never got one stinking knee-twirl. We each got different superpowers and now i can celebrate the differences without envy.
	10:24am melinda: @Linda haha!
	10:25am JakeGould: Piece of kids trivia if you like squirrels and winter has struck near you: Squirrels really like eating apples and berries in the winter since all the water is frozen.
	10:25am Sean d: Yo!
	10:26am Amanda: Yo yo Ha thanks Jake! squirrels love eating apples and berries at every time, tbh
	10:26am Linda Lee: good tip, Jake! thanks!
	10:27am Mike East: Great show this morning, guys!
	10:28am melinda: I still want a tree house. When i was little we had a low cinderblock building with a flat roof in the yard, which housed the well pump so we called it the pump house. The trees hung low over it so we used the roof like a tree house, it was great. I still want a tree house.
	10:28am Linda Lee: wow!!! the DeZurik sisters were fabulous!!
	10:28am shabs: This show is amazing! My husband and I listen every Saturday.
	10:29am melinda: I didn't mean to repeat myself in that last comment. I guess I really want a tree house.
	10:29am JakeGould: @Amanda: Well, when it’s warm I can’t give them apples for nothing. They push it away. Yesterday I cut up a crappy apple at work and tossed it into Union Square Park and man… Them and the starlings were going nuts.
	10:30am yippie: IM just a yodeling yippie
	10:30am Sean d: @melinda I had awesome tree house with a zip line off the roof
	10:30am Linda Lee: melinda, 'til you have your own, you might stay at a tree house b & b! they're much fancier than a typical tree house, but they're also meant for spoiled adults.
	10:31am JakeGould: YEAH!!!
	10:31am adampsyche: fun fact, on the trams on the concourse at the zurich airport, they play the heidi song constantly
	10:31am Amanda: Thanks so much for checking in @shabs! We love new listeners almost as much as old listeners!
	10:31am Mike East: Hocus Pocus!!!
	10:32am Webhamster Henry: This song is hard to follow!
	10:32am Dan Bodah: Loving the yodeling this morning!
	10:33am Linda Lee: good morning Mr. Bodah!
	10:33am Amanda: ha thanks Dan!
	10:33am melinda: @Linda excellent idea! I've seen some cool ones in North Carolina, I'm sure there are more elsewhere. @sean we had a zipline between two trees but it wasn't taught enough and so kind of disappointing.
	10:34am Linda Lee: i remember when 'hocus pocus' was on continual radio rotation.
	10:34am dano59: A Them Poem and Focus, wow. Natl Lampoon.did a great parody of this and other prog excesses, Art Rock Suite
	10:34am JakeGould: Ree-coh-lah!
	10:34am Ken From Hyde Park: amEdeo!
	10:34am kuba: i just realized that this show is this rare kind of entertainment which is kids-first & kids-friendly, but also very engaging, entertaining and interesting to me (an adult-ish person), while it has all the benefits of kids-centricity (humor, chipperness, eclecticity etc.). oof i sound like a serious adult. what i meant to say is: i love this show
	10:36am Linda Lee: there's definiitely a nice one not far from here, with bonus outdoor kitchen. a rural lady i know likes to stay there. she rents out her own home to city folks :-)
	10:37am Sean d: @Melinda! And I delivered furniture to a treehouse on the treehouse masters tv show...it was Awsome!
	10:38am JakeGould: Roach AirBnb
	10:38am Linda Lee: 'a super fascinating dead guy' :-D
	10:40am melinda: I had a friend who worked at a restaurant in Vermont in the 70s not far from the Von Trapp family lodge, said Maria was an unpleasant person.
	10:40am Amanda: Wow, @kuba, that is such a lovely thing to say. We appreciate that so much!
	10:41am JakeGould: @melinda: Yeah. “The Sound of Music” is a nice story of survival, but the real players behind the scene always came off as nasty to me.
	10:41am Linda Lee: in that 'yodel talk' piece she seems about as warm as an ice jam.
	10:41am LCBD: Good morning Roger & Amanda and all listeners!
	10:41am The Librarian: Thanks for the yodeling and birthday wishes! Great show today!
	10:42am Linda Lee: good morning LCBD!
	10:42am Amanda: Thank you, @The Librarian! Hoping all goes great with the birthday. Good morning to LCBD and all!
	10:45am Linda Lee: with ease of communication between Gregor & his family members, he might not have transformed in the first place.
	10:45am jeffy-t: The video for Hocus Pocus is awesome (and hilarious) ! As seen on Midnight Special- flute, whistling, jabbering..it's all there.
	10:45am LCBD: Hi Linda Lee!! Nice to see you, my old friend!
	10:45am JakeGould: Pretty much all fairy tales come down to better communication. I mean why is Cinderella in the basement hanging out with mice as friends?
	10:45am Christy: Welcome back Nerd Slice you marvelous human!!!!
	10:46am Linda Lee: good seeing you too, love! i sleep in lately & miss Wake!
	10:46am adampsyche: snaaap this is a good one, i was packing and had to come back and thank you for this song
	10:47am melinda: ABC is such a feel good song.
	10:47am Amanda: Aww thanks adam. One of our fav's too.
	10:47am Linda Lee: agree, Jake. lack of communication is a real issue in fairy tales. more precisely, alienation! i'm guessing that's why they appeal to kids.
	10:48am Greg from ZONE 5: Morning, Roger & Amanda & all!
	10:48am JakeGould: Why are the three little pigs living in separate dwellings when one large home made of straw, wood and bricks would clearly be unstoppable?
	10:49am Linda Lee: i remember continual radio play for this one too! the Jackson 5 were superstars!
	10:49am adampsyche: good to see linda leeeee i'll be back upstate in a few weeks
	10:50am JakeGould: Why is the old woman in Hansel and Gretel expressing her loneliness by making her house out of candy and murdering children who come by? She should learn how to be more social.
	10:50am melinda: Capital I is one of my all-time favorite Sesame Street numbers!
	10:50am Linda Lee: @adampsyche ~ good! i hope it's pretty & wintry for you by then. right now it looks like October up here.
	10:50am SeanG: BORIS!!!!!
	10:51am Linda Lee: see? alienation in story after story. which usually winds up dangerous.
	10:51am SeanG: creepy crawly
	10:52am Amanda: @JakeGould, these are all very important questions. @Greg Zone 5 hiya! @melinda capital I SLAPS
	10:53am Amanda: @SeanG, glad you appreciated Boris :-)
	10:54am JakeGould: @LindaLee: Little old lady who lived in a shoe? She had so many children she didn’t know what to do? That touches on the patriarchy, housing issues and access to safe birth control choices.
	10:54am Andrew in Etobicoke: Thanks for the great show!
	10:55am JakeGould: I don’t always listen live, but when I do I am grateful. THANKS ALL!
	10:56am Linda Lee: you bet!
	10:56am melinda: @ Amanda Lowercase n is also an excellent piece in the same vein.
	10:56am adampsyche: @linda we got some on and off over the holidays: photos.app.goo.gl...
	10:57am Linda Lee: thanks for a wonderful show, Amanda & Roger! terrific!
	10:57am adampsyche: good show today, see later folks!
	10:58am SeanG: thanks Amanda and Roger! :-D
	10:58am Linda Lee: yep, that was about all we got.
	11:00am melinda: Thanks A and R!
	11:00am Webhamster Henry: Ada says Aw That's Cute I don't remember drawing it!
	11:04am Amanda: Many heartfelt thanks to everybody who listened today and the people who showed up here on the playlist. See you next time!