WFMU: Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 23, 2019

Listener comments!
	11:06am Jason Elbogen: Hello!
	11:08am fred: Good morning Jason and listeners
	11:11am fred: I would have loved to see Kate Tempest. But by the time she played around here, she was already too famous and tickets too expensive for me
	11:13am Jason Elbogen: I think she's pretty good, Fred. I just came across her...
	11:14am fred: I really liked this Yugen Blakrok track
	11:15am Jason Elbogen: Do you know this Hong Kong band, Fred? Rather good I think.
	11:16am Jason Elbogen: They played in New York apparently, but that was before I knew they existed.
	11:22am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Jason, hi Fred. Listening from the beginning, but busy with gardening (....) Now I have to buy some dinner at the corner and then I will be all ears.
	11:23am fred: I had never heard of them. Sound good
	11:23am Mr Fab: yawn, stretch Good morning, friends of Sheena!
	11:25am Dave in Battambang Cambodia: Good evening from me! It's 22:24 here in rainy Cambodia. Two Angkor beers and your selection of music. Things are good.
	11:27am Mr Fab: hi Dave, but is it Friday where you are? Or still Thu? (or a week from next Tuesday?)
	11:27am Jason Elbogen: Hey Dave! I can't remember anyone checking in from Cambodia! But thanks...
	11:31am Dave in Battambang Cambodia: Yes it's still Friday. Up early in a few hours to ride the bamboo train. BTW this music is beautiful and relaxing. More please.
	11:34am Mr Fab: "Ride the bamboo train" sounds terribly exotic. It also sounds like it could be a euphemism for something.
	11:37am Jason Elbogen: Dave--Do you live/work in Cambodia?
	11:45am Dave in Battambang Cambodia: Just travelling around the country for a few weeks with my family on holiday. Exploring the temples ie Angkor Wat etc. The "bamboo train" once transported bamboo before the line was destroyed during the troubled time in the 1970's. @MrFab what a great euphemism! The mind boggles.
	11:52am Linda Lee: i cannot find any pix of the P. J. Fa singers online. disappointing.
	11:54am Dave in Battambang Cambodia: Hi Jason. Cambodian radio is a difficult listen! WiFi is everywhere (and superfast) and, as in the UK, most Cambodian adults seem to be transfixed by their smartphones. Beautiful country, amazing food and very friendly people. However the roads can be dangerous and the driving is madness.
	11:55am Linda Lee: ergo the bamboo train :-)
	11:57am Mr Fab: Hi Linda, was looking for the P.J. Fa Singers cover, too, ha ha. You'll have to post it Jason, it does not exist in web-land.
	12:08pm Linda Lee: what a shame.
	12:09pm Jason Elbogen: Actually this song is creepier than I thought!
	12:10pm fred: Jason, you did play The P.J. Fa Singers before, but that was before you started posting covers on your playlist, so no pic there
	12:10pm Linda Lee: pretty amazing record, Jason! the vocalist has no credit?
	12:11pm Jason Elbogen: [I don't know why the volume is so low, though, sorry]. But maybe it's better not to hear the lyrics...
	12:11pm Mr Fab: that Pete Sivo had me laffin'!
	12:11pm brainiac: Wait, did she rhyme lactically with galaxy? Lets hear that one again
	12:11pm Linda Lee: i'm still trying to figure out 'ride the bamboo train' too, Mr F! :-D
	12:15pm Mr Fab: I just hope it's something positive, and not like "Joe was doing great, til he started riding that ol' bamboo train. Ain't been the same since..."
	12:16pm Linda Lee: was just trying to remember what opium pipes were made with, traditionally..
	12:17pm Linda Lee: the bowl does look a bit like a locomotive chimney..
	12:18pm Rich in Washington: This show is fantastic, Jason! I just rolled out of bed but caffeine is kicking in - typing fingers waking up.
	12:18pm Linda Lee: bingo! check paragraph 2. en.wikipedia.org...
	12:21pm Jason Elbogen: Was the volume on the creepy Pete Sivo song (to start this set) REALLY low for the listeners, too?
	12:22pm Linda Lee: just a little. heard the lyrics ok.
	12:22pm Linda Lee: it didn't seem super low. just a tad.
	12:23pm Dave in Battambang Cambodia: Comments making me laugh. I wish "riding the bamboo train" was something more exotic than merely going on a journey by train! :-)
	12:23pm Linda Lee: i like the Sea Moss a lot!
	12:24pm Linda Lee: Dave, it could be! :-)
	12:25pm Mr Fab: Yeah, volume wasn't really low. It was ok.
	12:28pm fred: I think there must be at least one "latin" character or number to enable the star, so putting the original title then a translation works
	12:31pm Linda Lee: Jason, to this day cell tech has not been proven safe. that's fact.
	12:33pm fred: "Did you hear Trump won?" is the first thing I heard waking up after heart surgery (two nurses talking just outside my room)
	12:34pm Linda Lee: were you doubtful that you'd awakened, fred?
	12:35pm fred: Nope, the pain made sure of that
	12:37pm fred: Is this the ethnic music segment of the show?
	12:38pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry for that awakening. i think hospital personnel should know better, frankly.
	12:39pm Linda Lee: volume seems down for the Preacher for sure.
	12:46pm Linda Lee: .. but this Otis Skillings track sounds great. it's amazing.
	12:48pm Linda Lee: and 'rejoice' is terrifically gay.
	12:48pm fred: @LL: I don't see how their talking would be an issue. I came out of that hospital stay with a huge amount of respect for how they handle very tough conditions for insanely long shifts
	12:54pm fred: @Jason: I had never thought of "I'm my own grandpa" as exploring deep theological questions
	12:56pm Linda Lee: yes. full respect. absolutely. i can imagine someone hearing the news from a hospital bed & being literally sickened by it, but i'm also easily 'triggered', as they say.
	12:56pm Linda Lee: it's clearly not a concern for caregivers.
	12:58pm Linda Lee: Jason, if you change your tune due to fear of reprisal, the terrorists win.
	1:02pm fred: @LL: I'm in France, so it's not that big a deal to most people. And we have our own issues. Let's just say that none of the Le Pen family would ever say there were "fine people on both sides", because they made clear where they stand
	1:02pm Jason Elbogen: 'So much winning'
	1:05pm Otis Fodder: Hi Jason and everyone, have been listening in and moved over to chat to say hi and love the selections today.
	1:07pm Linda Lee: ah. didn't know where you were writing from. our politics are tearing families & friendships apart here. people are suffering emotionally & so physically.
	1:08pm Jason Elbogen: So, Fred, you're saying Le Pen's worse?
	1:08pm Linda Lee: i'm sure most of this is due to exposure to a mainstream media environment that thrives on trauma. i stay away from it.
	1:09pm Linda Lee: meant to say that our mainstream media thrives on trauma. i don't believe environments 'thrive', really.
	1:12pm Linda Lee: hi, Otis!
	1:13pm Otis Fodder: Hi Linda. Hope everyone is having a swell Friday.
	1:13pm fred: @Jason: Yes. They're the real thing. I'm not sure there's much "neo" in their neo-nazism, though Marine hides it a little better than Jean-Marie or Marion
	1:15pm Jason Elbogen: I'm going to play an (older) Thai song next. To prove my DJhood,I will inform you ahead of time to pay attention the awesome 'break' toward the end.
	1:17pm Linda Lee: wow. this is an amazing record.
	1:17pm Jason Elbogen: [Sorry, I just think the term 'break' (in regards to drum solos) is funny]
	1:17pm fred: Is that the DJ equivalent of calling a home run before the at bat?
	1:18pm Otis Fodder: Ha, give us those 'breaks' and 'beats' dj!
	1:19pm Jason Elbogen: Here it is!!!
	1:19pm Linda Lee: whoa!!
	1:19pm Otis Fodder: Looping in my mind.
	1:19pm Linda Lee: that was superb.
	1:20pm fred: That sure got me down on the floor (OK, I was already there because I don't like furniture)
	1:21pm Linda Lee: wow. what's this amazing follow-up? what patois?
	1:23pm Jason Elbogen: Well, that was a 'break' in the last song, right? (this would be extra-humiliating if I didn't even know what one was after all that buildup)
	1:23pm Linda Lee: wow.....
	1:23pm Linda Lee: yep, that one really broke! :-)
	1:25pm Mr Fab: dug that Madagascar garage fuzz the most! (And I do believe that in the long history of the English language, that was the first time anyone has ever said 'Madagascar garage fuzz")
	1:25pm fred: There's a sizeable Malagasy community in France, so I had many occasions to sample the music (and the food)
	1:30pm Linda Lee: Jason, don't worry about this stuff. please.
	1:31pm brainiac: ESL teachers should always teach their class the phrase, "Frank Burns eats worms."
	1:31pm fred: Well played Jason, saying you play something in honor of the Party should go well with any censor
	1:37pm Mr Fab: brainiac: LOL! Yep, i remember MASH, one of my moms 's fave shows.
	1:39pm brainiac: The ESL scene in "Stripes" is funny too, but I don't want to offend any gentle fellow listeners ;)
	1:40pm Jason Elbogen: I never saw 'Stripes'. My parents were too strict.
	1:45pm Mr Fab: Jason, that's why I went to my friend's house for such things (anyone remember ON TV?)
	1:47pm fred: More Thai goodness!
	1:48pm Mr Fab: Aishat Mohammed. But I did not shoot the deputy.
	1:50pm brainiac: Good one, Mr Fab!
	1:53pm fred: Maybe there could be a pun challenge between Mr Fab and Doug next marathon for the stream pun belt?
	1:55pm Mr Fab: Right on, a Sheena's vs Drummer smackdown! It could be held in, where else, Punjab.
	2:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks for another wonderfull show, Jason. I have been listening, but too busy to chat. I will take over www.wfmu.org...
	2:00pm fred: Thanks Jason!

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 23, 2019

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August 23, 2019

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Artist	Track	Album	Approx. start time
Kate Tempest	Keep Moving Don't Move	The Book Of Traps & Lessons (2019 Republic Records)	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Yugen Blakrok	Gorgon Madonna "Gorgon Madonna" by "Yugen Blakrok"	Anima Hysterium (2019)	0:06:24 (Pop-up)
David Boring	Men (Part B) "Men (Part B)" by "David Boring"	Unnatural Objects and Their Humans (Streetvoice 2017)	0:11:28 (Pop-up)

Pilgrim's Gordon & Berry	I'll Never Look Back	Thank God For The Flowers and the Trees (196x Pilgrim Records)	0:19:52 (Pop-up)
Lillian Aho	Oi Herra, jos ma matkamies maan	Field Recordings From the Upper Midwest (1937-1946)	0:23:32 (Pop-up)
Takagi Masakatsu	???? "????" by "Takagi Masakatsu"	Shine	0:25:42 (Pop-up)
[The Karen Tribe, Burma]	Men and Women	VA - Music of the Chinese Tribes of the Golden Triangle (1980)	0:28:06 (Pop-up)
Aissa M'baye	Dialo Reur Na "Dialo Reur Na" by "Aissa M'baye"	Soiree Senegalaise Avec Aissa M'baye Vol. 2 (1976 Sonafric)	0:31:55 (Pop-up)

The P.J. Fa Singers	Changes "Changes" by "The P.J. Fa Singers"	A Song Entitled You (1972 Silver Crest Custom)	0:45:31 (Pop-up)
[Fodiakosu no Futari Goto]	Ichi-Ri No toki Ni	Every two of Fordakos (1972 MRI Japan)	0:49:09 (Pop-up)
Central High School (Bridgeport CT) ft. Tyrone Peters	Without A Song	Sounds of '68 (No Label 1968)	0:52:21 (Pop-up)
Treble Clef (Sand Diego State University)	Soolaimon	African Trilogy (Cusstom Fidelity 1972)	0:55:11 (Pop-up)

Pete Sivo	He Came from Space "He Came from Space" by "Pete Sivo"	Everyday (1981 Ovis Records)	1:04:18 (Pop-up)
Petlia Pristrastiya	MNHOTTABP "MNHOTTABP" by "Petlia Pristrastiya"	TYN (Rumble) 2019	1:08:13 (Pop-up)
Fontaines D.C.	Chequeless Reckless	Dogrel (2019)	1:12:41 (Pop-up)
Sea Moss	Appease the Peas, Please	Bidet Dreaming	1:15:32 (Pop-up)

Richard Rabbit Brown	Sinking of the Titanic	Times Ain't Like They Used To Be: Early American Rural Music: Classic Recordings Of The 1920s And 30s. Vol.1	1:28:56 (Pop-up)
Sister Rose Marie St. German	Forever Spring	Joy of My Life (1974 No Label)	1:32:34 (Pop-up)
Preacher and His Sinners	C.C. Rider	Preacher and His Sinners / Virginia Military Institute Glee Club (Split LP 1964)	1:35:15 (Pop-up)
The Georgia Yellow Hammers	Four of July	Vol. 1 - Fourth of July at the County Fair (1924-27)	1:37:47 (Pop-up)
Otis Skillings	The Greatest of Problems is Me	Discovery - A Musical Expression of Salvation and Praise	1:41:00 (Pop-up)
Rejoice!	Give Him Your Heart "Give Him Your Heart" by "Rejoice!"	Pray In The Spirit (197x His Records)	1:43:43 (Pop-up)

Les Animateurs	Ti Machine "Ti Machine" by "Les Animateurs"	Haiti Direct: Big Band, Mini Jazz & Twoubadou Sounds, 1960-1978	1:55:21 (Pop-up)
Sir Shina Peters & His International Stars	Yabis	Sewele (1986/2019)	2:02:49 (Pop-up)
Khana Bierbood	Dusty Lane "Dusty Lane" by "Khana Bierbood"	Strangers from the Far East (2019 Guruguru Brain)	2:09:33 (Pop-up)
Thanin Intharathep and Winai Runganan	Pud Jai Tum Mai	ST - MTS-198	2:13:17 (Pop-up)
Jean Kely et Basth	Andosy Mora "Andosy Mora" by "Jean Kely et Basth"	Alefa Madagascar! Salegy, Soukous, & Soul from the Red Island 1974–1984	2:17:03 (Pop-up)

David Boring	Machine#1 "Machine#1" by "David Boring"	Unnatural Objects and Their Humans (Streetvoice 2017)	2:27:40 (Pop-up)
Sabiwa	Wo de Shinjan "Wo de Shinjan" by "Sabiwa"	Sabiwa	2:30:58 (Pop-up)
Gwakasonne	W3 "W3" by "Gwakasonne"	Vwayaje	2:33:11 (Pop-up)
The Golden Voice of Africa : "Aishat Mohammed"	Land of Music	Duniya (1970)	2:37:16 (Pop-up)
Banyen Rakkaen	Bo Ting King "Bo Ting King" by "Banyen Rakkaen"	Lam Phloen World Class: The Essential Banyen Rakkaen	2:41:20 (Pop-up)

Mono Pause	Why Am I In Life "Why Am I In Life" by "Mono Pause"	Don't Low Up To The Amped Buenaes (2018)	2:45:50 (Pop-up)
Patrick Fitzgerald	World Is Getting Better	Gifts and Telegrams	2:48:35 (Pop-up)
Spelling	Dirty Desert Dreams "Dirty Desert Dreams" by "Spelling"	Mazy Fly (2019)	2:52:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:06am Jason Elbogen: Hello!
	11:08am fred: Good morning Jason and listeners
	11:11am fred: I would have loved to see Kate Tempest. But by the time she played around here, she was already too famous and tickets too expensive for me
	11:13am Jason Elbogen: I think she's pretty good, Fred. I just came across her...
	11:14am fred: I really liked this Yugen Blakrok track
	11:15am Jason Elbogen: Do you know this Hong Kong band, Fred? Rather good I think.
	11:16am Jason Elbogen: They played in New York apparently, but that was before I knew they existed.
	11:22am Jan Turkenburg: Hi Jason, hi Fred. Listening from the beginning, but busy with gardening (....) Now I have to buy some dinner at the corner and then I will be all ears.
	11:23am fred: I had never heard of them. Sound good
	11:23am Mr Fab: yawn, stretch Good morning, friends of Sheena!
	11:25am Dave in Battambang Cambodia: Good evening from me! It's 22:24 here in rainy Cambodia. Two Angkor beers and your selection of music. Things are good.
	11:27am Mr Fab: hi Dave, but is it Friday where you are? Or still Thu? (or a week from next Tuesday?)
	11:27am Jason Elbogen: Hey Dave! I can't remember anyone checking in from Cambodia! But thanks...
	11:31am Dave in Battambang Cambodia: Yes it's still Friday. Up early in a few hours to ride the bamboo train. BTW this music is beautiful and relaxing. More please.
	11:34am Mr Fab: "Ride the bamboo train" sounds terribly exotic. It also sounds like it could be a euphemism for something.
	11:37am Jason Elbogen: Dave--Do you live/work in Cambodia?
	11:45am Dave in Battambang Cambodia: Just travelling around the country for a few weeks with my family on holiday. Exploring the temples ie Angkor Wat etc. The "bamboo train" once transported bamboo before the line was destroyed during the troubled time in the 1970's. @MrFab what a great euphemism! The mind boggles.
	11:52am Linda Lee: i cannot find any pix of the P. J. Fa singers online. disappointing.
	11:54am Dave in Battambang Cambodia: Hi Jason. Cambodian radio is a difficult listen! WiFi is everywhere (and superfast) and, as in the UK, most Cambodian adults seem to be transfixed by their smartphones. Beautiful country, amazing food and very friendly people. However the roads can be dangerous and the driving is madness.
	11:55am Linda Lee: ergo the bamboo train :-)
	11:57am Mr Fab: Hi Linda, was looking for the P.J. Fa Singers cover, too, ha ha. You'll have to post it Jason, it does not exist in web-land.
	12:08pm Linda Lee: what a shame.
	12:09pm Jason Elbogen: Actually this song is creepier than I thought!
	12:10pm fred: Jason, you did play The P.J. Fa Singers before, but that was before you started posting covers on your playlist, so no pic there
	12:10pm Linda Lee: pretty amazing record, Jason! the vocalist has no credit?
	12:11pm Jason Elbogen: [I don't know why the volume is so low, though, sorry]. But maybe it's better not to hear the lyrics...
	12:11pm Mr Fab: that Pete Sivo had me laffin'!
	12:11pm brainiac: Wait, did she rhyme lactically with galaxy? Lets hear that one again
	12:11pm Linda Lee: i'm still trying to figure out 'ride the bamboo train' too, Mr F! :-D
	12:15pm Mr Fab: I just hope it's something positive, and not like "Joe was doing great, til he started riding that ol' bamboo train. Ain't been the same since..."
	12:16pm Linda Lee: was just trying to remember what opium pipes were made with, traditionally..
	12:17pm Linda Lee: the bowl does look a bit like a locomotive chimney..
	12:18pm Rich in Washington: This show is fantastic, Jason! I just rolled out of bed but caffeine is kicking in - typing fingers waking up.
	12:18pm Linda Lee: bingo! check paragraph 2. en.wikipedia.org...
	12:21pm Jason Elbogen: Was the volume on the creepy Pete Sivo song (to start this set) REALLY low for the listeners, too?
	12:22pm Linda Lee: just a little. heard the lyrics ok.
	12:22pm Linda Lee: it didn't seem super low. just a tad.
	12:23pm Dave in Battambang Cambodia: Comments making me laugh. I wish "riding the bamboo train" was something more exotic than merely going on a journey by train! :-)
	12:23pm Linda Lee: i like the Sea Moss a lot!
	12:24pm Linda Lee: Dave, it could be! :-)
	12:25pm Mr Fab: Yeah, volume wasn't really low. It was ok.
	12:28pm fred: I think there must be at least one "latin" character or number to enable the star, so putting the original title then a translation works
	12:31pm Linda Lee: Jason, to this day cell tech has not been proven safe. that's fact.
	12:33pm fred: "Did you hear Trump won?" is the first thing I heard waking up after heart surgery (two nurses talking just outside my room)
	12:34pm Linda Lee: were you doubtful that you'd awakened, fred?
	12:35pm fred: Nope, the pain made sure of that
	12:37pm fred: Is this the ethnic music segment of the show?
	12:38pm Linda Lee: i'm sorry for that awakening. i think hospital personnel should know better, frankly.
	12:39pm Linda Lee: volume seems down for the Preacher for sure.
	12:46pm Linda Lee: .. but this Otis Skillings track sounds great. it's amazing.
	12:48pm Linda Lee: and 'rejoice' is terrifically gay.
	12:48pm fred: @LL: I don't see how their talking would be an issue. I came out of that hospital stay with a huge amount of respect for how they handle very tough conditions for insanely long shifts
	12:54pm fred: @Jason: I had never thought of "I'm my own grandpa" as exploring deep theological questions
	12:56pm Linda Lee: yes. full respect. absolutely. i can imagine someone hearing the news from a hospital bed & being literally sickened by it, but i'm also easily 'triggered', as they say.
	12:56pm Linda Lee: it's clearly not a concern for caregivers.
	12:58pm Linda Lee: Jason, if you change your tune due to fear of reprisal, the terrorists win.
	1:02pm fred: @LL: I'm in France, so it's not that big a deal to most people. And we have our own issues. Let's just say that none of the Le Pen family would ever say there were "fine people on both sides", because they made clear where they stand
	1:02pm Jason Elbogen: 'So much winning'
	1:05pm Otis Fodder: Hi Jason and everyone, have been listening in and moved over to chat to say hi and love the selections today.
	1:07pm Linda Lee: ah. didn't know where you were writing from. our politics are tearing families & friendships apart here. people are suffering emotionally & so physically.
	1:08pm Jason Elbogen: So, Fred, you're saying Le Pen's worse?
	1:08pm Linda Lee: i'm sure most of this is due to exposure to a mainstream media environment that thrives on trauma. i stay away from it.
	1:09pm Linda Lee: meant to say that our mainstream media thrives on trauma. i don't believe environments 'thrive', really.
	1:12pm Linda Lee: hi, Otis!
	1:13pm Otis Fodder: Hi Linda. Hope everyone is having a swell Friday.
	1:13pm fred: @Jason: Yes. They're the real thing. I'm not sure there's much "neo" in their neo-nazism, though Marine hides it a little better than Jean-Marie or Marion
	1:15pm Jason Elbogen: I'm going to play an (older) Thai song next. To prove my DJhood,I will inform you ahead of time to pay attention the awesome 'break' toward the end.
	1:17pm Linda Lee: wow. this is an amazing record.
	1:17pm Jason Elbogen: [Sorry, I just think the term 'break' (in regards to drum solos) is funny]
	1:17pm fred: Is that the DJ equivalent of calling a home run before the at bat?
	1:18pm Otis Fodder: Ha, give us those 'breaks' and 'beats' dj!
	1:19pm Jason Elbogen: Here it is!!!
	1:19pm Linda Lee: whoa!!
	1:19pm Otis Fodder: Looping in my mind.
	1:19pm Linda Lee: that was superb.
	1:20pm fred: That sure got me down on the floor (OK, I was already there because I don't like furniture)
	1:21pm Linda Lee: wow. what's this amazing follow-up? what patois?
	1:23pm Jason Elbogen: Well, that was a 'break' in the last song, right? (this would be extra-humiliating if I didn't even know what one was after all that buildup)
	1:23pm Linda Lee: wow.....
	1:23pm Linda Lee: yep, that one really broke! :-)
	1:25pm Mr Fab: dug that Madagascar garage fuzz the most! (And I do believe that in the long history of the English language, that was the first time anyone has ever said 'Madagascar garage fuzz")
	1:25pm fred: There's a sizeable Malagasy community in France, so I had many occasions to sample the music (and the food)
	1:30pm Linda Lee: Jason, don't worry about this stuff. please.
	1:31pm brainiac: ESL teachers should always teach their class the phrase, "Frank Burns eats worms."
	1:31pm fred: Well played Jason, saying you play something in honor of the Party should go well with any censor
	1:37pm Mr Fab: brainiac: LOL! Yep, i remember MASH, one of my moms 's fave shows.
	1:39pm brainiac: The ESL scene in "Stripes" is funny too, but I don't want to offend any gentle fellow listeners ;)
	1:40pm Jason Elbogen: I never saw 'Stripes'. My parents were too strict.
	1:45pm Mr Fab: Jason, that's why I went to my friend's house for such things (anyone remember ON TV?)
	1:47pm fred: More Thai goodness!
	1:48pm Mr Fab: Aishat Mohammed. But I did not shoot the deputy.
	1:50pm brainiac: Good one, Mr Fab!
	1:53pm fred: Maybe there could be a pun challenge between Mr Fab and Doug next marathon for the stream pun belt?
	1:55pm Mr Fab: Right on, a Sheena's vs Drummer smackdown! It could be held in, where else, Punjab.
	2:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Thanks for another wonderfull show, Jason. I have been listening, but too busy to chat. I will take over www.wfmu.org...
	2:00pm fred: Thanks Jason!

Jason Elbogen: Playlist from August 23, 2019

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