WFMU: Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from December 8, 2019

Listener comments!
	2:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, the beginning has begun!
	2:01pm Otis Fodder: Hi Jan!
	2:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis! Next week, we're neighbours in time and waves.
	2:03pm fred: @Jan: Who's moving?
	2:04pm Otis Fodder: Looking forward to next week! Another new show on Sunday!
	2:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Fred, I will be starting two new shows as of next week, one of which is the hour before FP, 78 rpm only
	2:09pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Factsheet 5! A classic! Hi, everyone!!!!
	2:10pm Arb: Sunday History Class with Otis, making Sunday School enjoyable!
	2:11pm fred: @Jan: That sounds great! I love these old records. Though I'm conflicted about next week: The Ex and 75 Dollar Bill are playing, and I'd love to be there (especially for $75 bill, I've seen The Ex so much). Then again, I support the transit strike. Not convenient for me, but convenient and good are different things
	2:13pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Alina, hi GST!
	2:14pm Otis Fodder: Hi Fred and GST and Alina and Jan... happy to see ya, read ya.
	2:15pm Arb: Hi everyone!
	2:15pm Arb: this is great!
	2:21pm Linda Lee: my god. aren't we amazing. hi Otis! Otis ok?
	2:22pm Otis Fodder: Hi Linda. Me a-okay. Ha.
	2:22pm Linda Lee: yay!! :-D
	2:28pm Martinibomb: Hey Oats and fellow listeners
	2:30pm Otis Fodder: Hey hey, M-Bomb!
	2:30pm Linda Lee: hey MB!
	2:32pm Arb: Martinibomb hallooo
	2:34pm spodiodi: this is fun
	2:34pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Linda, Hi MB :-)
	2:35pm Linda Lee: hi Jan!
	2:37pm Martinibomb: You got a cold or something? Yer voice wow it's deeper than usual
	2:39pm Martinibomb: Instruments + Weed = Jazz
	2:39pm Otis Fodder: Late night out last night, hootin' and hollerin' and voice is sooo shot. Ha.
	2:40pm Linda Lee: Dummies + Weed = Dummies on Weed! :-D
	2:40pm Martinibomb: Hah! Awesome Sounds well worth it
	2:40pm Linda Lee: hooting & hollerin? wow! :-)
	2:41pm Otis Fodder: Voice gets a bit shot. Combo of endless drinks at a... 'Strip Karaoke' show! :)
	2:41pm Linda Lee: wow! :-D
	2:43pm Otis Fodder: Oh my... www.mtlblog.com...
	2:45pm Rich in Washington: OTIS!
	2:45pm Rich in Washington: Hi everyone!
	2:45pm Otis Fodder: RICH!
	2:46pm Linda Lee: bareoke! :-D hi Rich!
	2:46pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	2:47pm Martinibomb: Smashing someones face with a lunchbox is cool
	2:48pm Otis Fodder: I'm hiding my WFMU lunchbox if that guy comes over!
	2:50pm Martinibomb: You went to stripparaoke! Invented by a local Portland srtip club. Another fantastic Oregon export
	2:50pm spodiodi: if you peel the decal off the WFMU lunchbox, it reveals the original design/brand
	2:51pm spodiodi: did you get to strip? that sounds fun
	2:51pm Martinibomb: @Otis did you do any songs?
	2:51pm Otis Fodder: That's awesome, straight outta Portland! Was fun. Top songs for me last night: Super Freak, TLC's Waterfalls, Darling Nikki... and Biz's Just a Friend!
	2:52pm Otis Fodder: No songs here, just took off my shirt dancing on stage. Next time.
	2:52pm spodiodi: i hope they did Biz justice
	2:52pm Linda Lee: 'super freak' was my theme song when i was an actual stripper! didn't sing though. :-D
	2:52pm Otis Fodder: Actually yes, they did. Hey spodiodi! Good MC and 2 others doing the singing.
	2:53pm Martinibomb: That's interesting that you do a couple songs by female artists. I'll pull out Madonna's Borderline sometimes and folks always think that's interesting in a baritone
	2:53pm spodiodi: hi Otis! (all!) sweet.
	2:53pm Otis Fodder: Awesome, great song too, early Madonna.
	2:57pm Martinibomb: I've been working on a cover of jimmy walkers "swamp country" which is what I'm doing right now while listening.. I have it all worked out .. just haven't figured out an interesting angle on it yet tho.. if ya know what I mean
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: I do a mean Ethyl Merman impression.
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: which I am reasonably certain I can tweak into an acceptable Mrs. Miller impression.
	2:59pm Martinibomb: I think the hard part of doing art/music or whatever is working thru that part where the thing feels like a piece of shit - hahhah
	2:59pm Linda Lee: you bet! :-)
	3:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Just gor a message that Radio Focus will test relaying the SJR stream after the news of the hour. THAT will be fun :-)
	3:02pm Martinibomb: Nice! Love the radio crossover @Jan
	3:02pm Jan Turkenburg: www.rtvfocuszwolle.nl... Yes !!!
	3:04pm Dave In St Albans UK: Microcassette? Must dig out my desktop Sony microcassette machine. Complete with big analog VU meters! I used to wander around London recording street and park musicians with the portable recorder. No commentary though. Love these audio diaries. Btw hi Otis and everyone.
	3:04pm Otis Fodder: That's so great Jan, stretchin' out!!
	3:06pm Martinibomb: Bone! Cool I like this person
	3:07pm Otis Fodder: Hi Dave, if you ever want to share them, love to play bits.
	3:10pm Dave In St Albans UK: Hi Otis. A journey into my attic is all that's needed. The question is .... which box? ;-)
	3:11pm Jan Turkenburg: Test succeeded! Radio Focus is now set to forward SJR wednesday 1-2 pm EST (7-8 pm local time)
	3:17pm Rich in Washington: That's cool, Jan!
	3:22pm Arb: awesome!
	3:25pm Linda Lee: wow! fabulous!
	3:30pm Linda Lee: i miss train travel. changing landscape, casual talk. nowhere to go, nothing to do, all the while moving. it's good.
	3:32pm Otis Fodder: So good. Hope to take a trip by train again soon... but for sure I'll be taking Amtrak from Montreal down for the WFMU Rec Fair in April... wow it's the future... almost 2020!
	3:32pm Linda Lee: wow! :-D
	3:32pm Linda Lee: right!
	3:32pm Otis Fodder: At least it's 2020... and not 1010.
	3:33pm Linda Lee: I think 1010 would be lovely, under some circumstances. :-D
	3:34pm Otis Fodder: Depending on the part of the world we are in and the dogma attached.
	3:34pm Linda Lee: yes.
	3:35pm Otis Fodder: In 1010, with the average life span, I now would have been dust 20 years back. But those first 30 years, were nice.
	3:35pm fred: My eyesight, hearing, and heart are so bad I wouldn't enjoy the 1010 years for long
	3:36pm Linda Lee: I'll venture saying I'd take 30 years in paradise against 80 in purgatory :-D
	3:38pm ParUbi: Hi guys!
	3:39pm Otis Fodder: Hi ParUbi!
	3:39pm Linda Lee: hi hi!
	3:40pm Otis Fodder: Linda, I'll get on fixing this Purgatory room up, some nice curtains and appetizers should do it. Skylight. Porch. On it!
	3:40pm fred: If your sadistic god is real, I'll spend as much time in pain as amuses him. Still beats worshiping the asshole
	3:43pm Linda Lee: sharing the room with you counts for a lot, Otis. :-D as for a sadistic ancient god, I'd take earth spirit & no atom bomb, thanks. :-D
	3:44pm Linda Lee: no one on this board has ever experienced life without the threat of total annihilation present. I'd really like experiencing a different reality.
	3:44pm Otis Fodder: Hugs and smiles Linda (and all). Let me refill all your water glasses with lemon wedges.
	3:45pm Linda Lee: OK! :-D
	3:46pm Otis Fodder: Feel like playing Janis Ian Society's Child right about now.
	3:47pm Arb: I'm in full agreement with you Linda Lee
	3:47pm Linda Lee: ask the dj about that. :-) thank you Alina!
	3:49pm fred: @Linda Lee: True, but many of us (myself included) enjoyed the spoils. It seems a little bit late in the game to complain
	3:49pm Linda Lee: sure.
	3:50pm Otis Fodder: I am very very seriously thankful for coffee right now. Grind those beans, french press, stovetop. Bliss. Amen.
	3:52pm Linda Lee: Otis, I quit coffee when I quit smoking. about 10 years ago now. you tempt me to try it again.
	3:52pm Xoomer: I worked for WaffleHouses 13 years -/+
	3:53pm fred: Guinness is the closest proof I've tasted that there is good in this world (Islay is another thing altogether)
	3:53pm Otis Fodder: Hi Xoomer. I remember there was a Waffle House music too. CDs. Gotta look that up post-show. I remember hearing Waffle House songs on WFMU years back!
	3:57pm chresti: Hi Otis and persuaders that are friendly!
	3:58pm Otis Fodder: Hi chresti!
	4:01pm chresti: Hail coffee!!
	4:03pm Otis Fodder: Look at those bums! :)
	4:04pm Martinibomb: Bummies, bummies everywhere, lil bummies they don't work!
	4:06pm Martinibomb: Any thoughts about streaming while DJn on something like Instagram, Youtube, Twitch etc... ?
	4:07pm Otis Fodder: As in, playing YT vids, two browsers sort of mixing?
	4:09pm Martinibomb: No I mean Sheena's DJs streaming live video while broadcasting? It's something that's been on my mind. I have to do it more for my art stuff in the future anyway...
	4:09pm Martinibomb: sort of the way the world is now too. everyone streaming video etc..
	4:10pm Otis Fodder: That would be fun to listen/watch. Looking forward to dropping into your show if you do it.
	4:11pm Martinibomb: how does the idea of streaming video of yourself feel to you? I'm a little creeped out by it but trying to get over it
	4:11pm Linda Lee: does it have to be you, MB?
	4:12pm Linda Lee: what about just organizing visual accompaniment to what you play?
	4:12pm Otis Fodder: Maybe in time, sure. I'm on the webcam for business stuff on the daily, so taking it to radio would be fun.
	4:12pm Martinibomb: for my painting stuff I have to stream video of myself showing my process etc..
	4:12pm Linda Lee: aha.
	4:13pm Linda Lee: I see that being interesting, but video of dis playing music? mmmeh!
	4:14pm Martinibomb: doing radio stuff has been helping me get over my shyness so I am feeling more confident putting myself out there like that
	4:15pm Otis Fodder: It was be very very boring watching me cue up records and tapes. However, you would get to see Bunjee and we'd play with his toys and tunnel, maybe give him some treats. Live video with guests I could see totally on occasion or if there was an interesting enough show/theme.
	4:15pm Linda Lee: that's the deal. it has to be fun to look at too.
	4:15pm fred: It only works if you want it to be live. It's all your call. If some stuff takes more time, don't feel bound to stream the process. But if instant creation is part of a particular piece, by all means go for it. Also, if the process is important, go for it. Your call is what matters
	4:15pm Otis Fodder: Got me thinking now... for live video on occasion.
	4:15pm Martinibomb: I wonder if a POV video stream of a d would be fun then you'd see it from our view? hah
	4:16pm Linda Lee: that would be fun!
	4:17pm ?: sounds fun to me
	4:17pm spodiodi: whoops ^ that was my sounds fun to me
	4:18pm Otis Fodder: It would be cool to see the media being pulled out, like vinyl and stuff. Hold up album covers to go with tracks being played and running about the room grabbing stuff.
	4:21pm fred: Also, it's OK to try and fail. Trying and failing is how good things happen. So, try whatever sounds good
	4:21pm Martinibomb: @fred I feel like social media makes you make stuff fast. Putting something that took you months to make doesn't exactly work and plus u can get ripped off pretty ez. That feels bad if you put a bunch of time into something. So the whole thing leans toward work that is fast to make. I don't know how to solve these problems yet...
	4:22pm spodiodi: of when in the tenderloin is this guy speaking? i didn't make it out
	4:24pm Otis Fodder: Recorded in December, 2005. He was in the tenderloin in 2000.
	4:25pm Otis Fodder: ...I think I caught 2000, but to be sure would have to listen back.
	4:25pm spodiodi: thanks, Otis
	4:31pm Martinibomb: This is a cool story I bet people I know went on a tour with this guy.
	4:32pm Martinibomb: Good chance you've met someone who went on this fella tour as well Otis
	4:32pm Mr Fab: hey, all! MB, live video could be interesting, if some imagination is applied.There have been people live streaming their (mainly talk/political-type) shows for years, and i don't really see the point. Of course, i don't really see the point in political talk shows in general! But any new technology has potential, if clever people are involved.
	4:33pm Martinibomb: @Fab it's a marketing tool plain and simple
	4:34pm fred: @Martinibomb: Don't invest more than social media will give you, which is very little. Be there, but you don't need to spend much energy to do so, so don't. Do your own stuff instead. Feed the gram with throwaway things, but keep an eye on it, some might turn out better than you thought. Keep at what you feel is right, that's what matters, at least to me
	4:34pm strangegait: belated hello everyone. just got in. glad to catch a little otis.
	4:38pm Martinibomb: @Fred I will say on the upside the idea of being able to sell directly to the end client and bypassing galleries... (which I sometimes think contribute to gentrification?) - appeals to me
	4:39pm Otis Fodder: @Fred, concerning social media. 100% spot on.
	4:41pm spodiodi: "you too"
	4:41pm Martinibomb: I think with radio tho.. I kind of like that it's in my head sometimes and not a video. If that makes sense? Watching Otis listen to this album? That's not exactly compelling
	4:42pm spodiodi: <3
	4:43pm fred: @Martinibomb: Totally agree about the hard issue of gentrification. But if do it right, it's not your issue. Seriously, it's not, it you're about your art and not about some investment. Only you knows, but I think you're on the right side
	4:44pm Otis Fodder: MB - That would be boring watching me right now for 4 hours. With guests over again, those shows would be fun to watch with 2-4 others over (+ often others came over and just hang on those past shows too).
	4:45pm Linda Lee: tho' watching Bunjee for 4 hours .. well ..
	4:46pm Martinibomb: My current POV has just changed to this. Social Meida/Streaming etc.. It's really great for short form/fast/Marketing etc.. Something like a 3 or 4hr DJ set - honestly that's boring. And does not work except on occasion. So there ya go.. maybe I'll do a video stream when I have guests over and things are interesting visually. A+ thanks everyone.
	4:48pm Otis Fodder: The Bunjee show would be the best thing ever. Hands down. Have someone come over and follow Bunjee for the 4 hours. 3 hours and 45 minutes each show will just be the Bunjee Sleepycam.
	4:49pm Martinibomb: I think you can get wifi cameras for cats?
	4:49pm Linda Lee: ho! do they still sell those wearable kitty cams? (not always comfy, though, I'm sure.)
	4:50pm Martinibomb: I have a sad story. My friend's dog died a couple days ago and his other dog was really sad. That dog just died in his sleep. Less that a week apart! Sad story of the day .. sorry
	4:51pm Linda Lee: we still might wind up looking at Otis mostly. :-D
	4:51pm Linda Lee: I'm sorry to hear that, MB. animals feel & love deeply. that's for sure.
	4:52pm spodiodi: that is pretty sad, Martinibomb
	4:52pm Otis Fodder: So sad. Stories of a partner passing when another dies. Can't live without another. Sad, but also precious.
	4:54pm Martinibomb: My friend was saying to me all week that, "Butters" was really sad (he's a chihuahua) - He passed away in his sleep last night was only 10yrs old??
	4:54pm Linda Lee: hearts do break.
	4:55pm Martinibomb: My chihuahua is turning 16yrs old pretty soon. Those little guys really get into your heart.
	4:59pm Martinibomb: Don't start smokin' pot - gate way drug yo
	5:00pm spodiodi: should really have bigger boobs by now, according to this guy
	5:05pm Martinibomb: "Hah Hah you picked the wrong religion, sorry asshole." -- omfg that would make a great comic book
	5:06pm spodiodi: reminds me of some family
	5:07pm Martinibomb: I'd like a Neil Gaiman story about this
	5:08pm Linda Lee: welcome to the Depressive Young Guys Show!
	5:08pm coelacanth∅: hello
	5:08pm Linda Lee: free tissues!
	5:09pm Otis Fodder: Poor boys... life is soooo hard.
	5:09pm Martinibomb: Maybe if you die you experience it all? Even being bones disintegrating in the earth? And then right at that moment the cast of Monty Python shows up and it turns out you were just a Terry Giliam animation.
	5:10pm Linda Lee: ahahaha!
	5:10pm Otis Fodder: Shhhh, don't reveal the secret knowledge here!!!
	5:11pm Martinibomb: This is some 33rd and 1/3rd degree Mason stuff I'm dishing out
	5:13pm Otis Fodder: Bavarian Illuminati Gemstone Files. Hold on while I throw my golden apple into the circle.
	5:13pm Martinibomb: Anybody here a fan of Steve Jackson games? :-)
	5:15pm Linda Lee: that was surreal. in the middle of all this verbal nonsense comes Hassan I Sabbah!
	5:15pm Martinibomb: old molds? I think there is a cleaner for that.
	5:15pm spodiodi: the old patterns don't fit anymore!
	5:16pm spodiodi: lol MB
	5:16pm fred: @Martinibomb: Steve Jackson Games is how I got Principia Discordia
	5:16pm Martinibomb: Sounds like everyone here has read The Illuminatus!
	5:18pm Linda Lee: da wha?
	5:20pm fred: The Illuminatus compared to Discordia is like Russell to Wittgenstein. To me, I'm insane, I know
	5:20pm Martinibomb: @Linda it's a pretty funny conspiracy/scifi novel not sure how to explain it.. suspect u would love it.
	5:20pm Linda Lee: always like a recommend! thanks.
	5:21pm Linda Lee: Otis dear, we do need a video of Bungee for the Magma.
	5:21pm Martinibomb: it kind of shits on religion and cults except that by being into the novel you're kinda being sucked into this cult like 60s subculture thinking.. it's hilarious and alarming
	5:21pm Linda Lee: wonderful! good things come from hilarious & alarming.
	5:22pm Otis Fodder: Here too Fred, my copy of Principia is the Steve Jackson version (which I think is really the best).
	5:23pm fred: @Linda Lee: Do read the Principia Discordia (before or after, time doesn't matter)
	5:24pm Linda Lee: very good. i like that. thanks Fred!
	5:24pm Martinibomb: ^agree with Fred
	5:25pm Otis Fodder: I feel Bunjee loves Magma. I believe.
	5:25pm Linda Lee: I'm having fun imagining the Bunjee visuals now. sitting .. staring at something on the ceiling .. yawning .. sleeping.
	5:25pm Martinibomb: I like Magma but I never listen to em.. always thankful for friends who play me Magma songs as I really do enjoy them.
	5:26pm Linda Lee: I'm liking this a lot. perfect for a very dark & silent december night in the woods.
	5:27pm Otis Fodder: I was a casual listener to Magma for years and fell in deep about 5 years ago. Listening in close and always morphing/changing. Really love and appreciate Magma.
	5:27pm Linda Lee: beautiful sound.
	5:28pm Linda Lee: 'course some of us have to listen to the vocal as if it's an instrument. the sound. but it's ok so far.
	5:28pm Otis Fodder: Linda, dark and overcast here, really goes well. Lights dimmed, windows open.
	5:29pm Linda Lee: nice. :-)
	5:29pm Martinibomb: @Linda www.principiadiscordia.com...
	5:29pm Otis Fodder: In Kobaïan... en.wikipedia.org...
	5:30pm Martinibomb: "You hold in your hands one of the Great Books of our century fnord. Some Great Books are recognized at once with a fusillade of critical huzzahs and gonfolons, like Joyce’s Ulysses. Others appear almost furtively and are only discovered 50 years later, like Moby Dick or Mendel’s great essay on genetics. The Principia Discordia entered our space-time continuum almost as unobtrusively as a cat-burglar creeping over a windowsill."
	5:30pm Linda Lee: oh boy. just had a peek. could be fun!
	5:31pm Linda Lee: 'course we already known what they did to the goddess when they found her, but there could be more to the story..
	5:32pm Martinibomb: That brief quote should tell you all u need to know about the tone of the book.
	5:32pm Linda Lee: we already known! :-D
	5:32pm Linda Lee: got it. I'm seeing a little Tom Robbins..
	5:34pm Martinibomb: That is a a good person to see as narrator of Principa Discordia
	5:35pm Linda Lee: and I'm also hearing a little Shooby Taylor! :-D
	5:35pm Linda Lee: cool.
	5:36pm Otis Fodder: Shoogma!
	5:36pm Linda Lee: hahaha!! there's your new cat's name, Otis. Shoogma.
	5:36pm Otis Fodder: Next cat, totally, so good!!!
	5:37pm Linda Lee: .. or backward. Ag-Moosh!
	5:38pm Otis Fodder: That's a spirtual being walking the face of the planet, name. All hail, The Ag-Moosh!
	5:39pm Linda Lee: the divine Ag-Moosh!
	5:40pm Linda Lee: actually, Zess looks like a nice cat, too.
	5:40pm Otis Fodder: Zess is the good god. The divine Ag-Moosh however, might have a Netflix documentary. Oh no!
	5:41pm Linda Lee: hahaha!!
	5:42pm Linda Lee: what was that Rajneesh thing called again? 'Back of Beyond'? pretty well done, actually.
	5:42pm Linda Lee: the way power dynamics play out in dedicated groups .. as shown .. quite amazing.
	5:43pm Linda Lee: how easily it tips into fascism.
	5:44pm Otis Fodder: Oh, 'Wild Wild Country'. That was a good doc, the music in it as well. Very well done.
	5:45pm Linda Lee: yes. I thought so too. without an especial agenda.
	5:46pm Linda Lee: we're getting pretty adept at teasing out an agenda in the media we're looking at down here in Dizzyland. at least I hope so.
	5:47pm Linda Lee: I didn't catch one there.
	5:48pm fred: @Linda Lee: How did I get branded as a fascist? You get that power, I must bow to it
	5:49pm Linda Lee: who, you? you're no fascist, are you?
	5:49pm fred: You tell me
	5:50pm Linda Lee: nah. i don't think it's possible for one person alone to be fascistic.
	5:53pm fred: Makes sense, fascits need crowrds, I'm uneasy with these
	5:53pm chresti: Wow, this is great, thanks Otis!
	5:54pm spodiodi: thanks for the program, Otis! thanks for the text everybody
	5:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Otis
	6:00pm geezerette: Been lurking at work. Great show, Otis! Cheers,all!
	6:01pm Otis Fodder: Have a nice Sunday everyone, always great to see you all and have fun listening together.
	6:09pm ParUbi: Thanks, Otis!
	4:00am Chris: Holy Tire Iron!! Holy shit!!
	4:02am Chris: Holy Tire Iron!! Holy shit!!

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December 8, 2019: Sometimes Waves Just Get In The Words

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Morton Subotnick	Touch (Beginning)	Touch	Columbia	1969	LP		0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ:	"Hello Hello"					Hello Hello	0:04:30 (Pop-up)
Holy Tire Iron	Side One "Side One" by "Holy Tire Iron"	Work In Progress... Volume Nine	Holy Tire Iron	1994	Cassette	Holy Tire Iron was a 90s audio zine project by Reverend Raye, from West Somerville, Massachusetts. One would call the phone number and listen to the stories that others had left on the machine. It was not a 900 service, so if you were outside of the Boston area you had to pay for long distance phone charges. There was no advertising, the 'message changed every day,' and was made up of what callers called in. It was active for a number of years in the early-mid 1990s. The motto was "Inspiration is only a phone call away" and Raye called it free public media and added "Would you like fries with your art?"	0:11:42 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Irving Fields Trio	Sorrento Cha Cha	Pizzas And Bongos				Pizza Party!	0:58:28 (Pop-up)
Sonofabitch	Cross Country Travelogue - Part Five	Cross Country Travelogue		2005	Cassette	SOB documenting her time along the rails in 2005 traveling from the west to the east.	1:02:46 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Rammellzee vs. K-Rob	Beat Bop ((Instrmntl (Version) One.)	12"				Get funky in the place...	2:32:02 (Pop-up)
Holy Tire Iron	Side Two "Side Two" by "Holy Tire Iron"	Work In Progress... Volume Nine	Holy Tire Iron	1994	Cassette	The work in progress, continues...	2:36:57 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Master Wilburn Burchette	Godward "Godward" by "Master Wilburn Burchette"	Music Of The Godhead For Supernatural Meditation					3:15:55 (Pop-up)
Magma	Ẁöhm Dëhm Zeuhl Stadium (Hymne Au Néant)	Zess (Le Jour Du Néant)	Seventh	2019	CD		3:20:21 (Pop-up)
Magma	Da Zeuhl Ẁortz Dëhm Ẁrëhntt (Les Forces De L'Univers - Les Eléments)	Zess (Le Jour Du Néant)					3:25:12 (Pop-up)
Magma	Dïwöóhr Spraser (La Voix Qui Parle)	Zess (Le Jour Du Néant)					3:31:33 (Pop-up)
Magma	Streüm Ündëts Ẁëhëm (Pont De L'En-Delá)	Zess (Le Jour Du Néant)					3:36:46 (Pop-up)
Magma	Zëss Mahntëhr Kantöhm (Le Maître Chant)	Zess (Le Jour Du Néant)					3:42:54 (Pop-up)
Magma	Zï Ïss Ẁöss Stëhëm (Vers L'Infiniment)	Zess (Le Jour Du Néant)					3:51:05 (Pop-up)
Magma	Dümgëhl Blaö (Glas Ultime)	Zess (Le Jour Du Néant)					3:54:15 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Morton Subotnick	Touch (Conclusion)	Touch					3:58:04 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:00pm Jan Turkenburg: Ah, the beginning has begun!
	2:01pm Otis Fodder: Hi Jan!
	2:02pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Otis! Next week, we're neighbours in time and waves.
	2:03pm fred: @Jan: Who's moving?
	2:04pm Otis Fodder: Looking forward to next week! Another new show on Sunday!
	2:06pm Jan Turkenburg: Fred, I will be starting two new shows as of next week, one of which is the hour before FP, 78 rpm only
	2:09pm Granny Spicy Tuna (they/them): Factsheet 5! A classic! Hi, everyone!!!!
	2:10pm Arb: Sunday History Class with Otis, making Sunday School enjoyable!
	2:11pm fred: @Jan: That sounds great! I love these old records. Though I'm conflicted about next week: The Ex and 75 Dollar Bill are playing, and I'd love to be there (especially for $75 bill, I've seen The Ex so much). Then again, I support the transit strike. Not convenient for me, but convenient and good are different things
	2:13pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Alina, hi GST!
	2:14pm Otis Fodder: Hi Fred and GST and Alina and Jan... happy to see ya, read ya.
	2:15pm Arb: Hi everyone!
	2:15pm Arb: this is great!
	2:21pm Linda Lee: my god. aren't we amazing. hi Otis! Otis ok?
	2:22pm Otis Fodder: Hi Linda. Me a-okay. Ha.
	2:22pm Linda Lee: yay!! :-D
	2:28pm Martinibomb: Hey Oats and fellow listeners
	2:30pm Otis Fodder: Hey hey, M-Bomb!
	2:30pm Linda Lee: hey MB!
	2:32pm Arb: Martinibomb hallooo
	2:34pm spodiodi: this is fun
	2:34pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Linda, Hi MB :-)
	2:35pm Linda Lee: hi Jan!
	2:37pm Martinibomb: You got a cold or something? Yer voice wow it's deeper than usual
	2:39pm Martinibomb: Instruments + Weed = Jazz
	2:39pm Otis Fodder: Late night out last night, hootin' and hollerin' and voice is sooo shot. Ha.
	2:40pm Linda Lee: Dummies + Weed = Dummies on Weed! :-D
	2:40pm Martinibomb: Hah! Awesome Sounds well worth it
	2:40pm Linda Lee: hooting & hollerin? wow! :-)
	2:41pm Otis Fodder: Voice gets a bit shot. Combo of endless drinks at a... 'Strip Karaoke' show! :)
	2:41pm Linda Lee: wow! :-D
	2:43pm Otis Fodder: Oh my... www.mtlblog.com...
	2:45pm Rich in Washington: OTIS!
	2:45pm Rich in Washington: Hi everyone!
	2:45pm Otis Fodder: RICH!
	2:46pm Linda Lee: bareoke! :-D hi Rich!
	2:46pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Rich!
	2:47pm Martinibomb: Smashing someones face with a lunchbox is cool
	2:48pm Otis Fodder: I'm hiding my WFMU lunchbox if that guy comes over!
	2:50pm Martinibomb: You went to stripparaoke! Invented by a local Portland srtip club. Another fantastic Oregon export
	2:50pm spodiodi: if you peel the decal off the WFMU lunchbox, it reveals the original design/brand
	2:51pm spodiodi: did you get to strip? that sounds fun
	2:51pm Martinibomb: @Otis did you do any songs?
	2:51pm Otis Fodder: That's awesome, straight outta Portland! Was fun. Top songs for me last night: Super Freak, TLC's Waterfalls, Darling Nikki... and Biz's Just a Friend!
	2:52pm Otis Fodder: No songs here, just took off my shirt dancing on stage. Next time.
	2:52pm spodiodi: i hope they did Biz justice
	2:52pm Linda Lee: 'super freak' was my theme song when i was an actual stripper! didn't sing though. :-D
	2:52pm Otis Fodder: Actually yes, they did. Hey spodiodi! Good MC and 2 others doing the singing.
	2:53pm Martinibomb: That's interesting that you do a couple songs by female artists. I'll pull out Madonna's Borderline sometimes and folks always think that's interesting in a baritone
	2:53pm spodiodi: hi Otis! (all!) sweet.
	2:53pm Otis Fodder: Awesome, great song too, early Madonna.
	2:57pm Martinibomb: I've been working on a cover of jimmy walkers "swamp country" which is what I'm doing right now while listening.. I have it all worked out .. just haven't figured out an interesting angle on it yet tho.. if ya know what I mean
	2:58pm Rich in Washington: I do a mean Ethyl Merman impression.
	2:59pm Rich in Washington: which I am reasonably certain I can tweak into an acceptable Mrs. Miller impression.
	2:59pm Martinibomb: I think the hard part of doing art/music or whatever is working thru that part where the thing feels like a piece of shit - hahhah
	2:59pm Linda Lee: you bet! :-)
	3:01pm Jan Turkenburg: Just gor a message that Radio Focus will test relaying the SJR stream after the news of the hour. THAT will be fun :-)
	3:02pm Martinibomb: Nice! Love the radio crossover @Jan
	3:02pm Jan Turkenburg: www.rtvfocuszwolle.nl... Yes !!!
	3:04pm Dave In St Albans UK: Microcassette? Must dig out my desktop Sony microcassette machine. Complete with big analog VU meters! I used to wander around London recording street and park musicians with the portable recorder. No commentary though. Love these audio diaries. Btw hi Otis and everyone.
	3:04pm Otis Fodder: That's so great Jan, stretchin' out!!
	3:06pm Martinibomb: Bone! Cool I like this person
	3:07pm Otis Fodder: Hi Dave, if you ever want to share them, love to play bits.
	3:10pm Dave In St Albans UK: Hi Otis. A journey into my attic is all that's needed. The question is .... which box? ;-)
	3:11pm Jan Turkenburg: Test succeeded! Radio Focus is now set to forward SJR wednesday 1-2 pm EST (7-8 pm local time)
	3:17pm Rich in Washington: That's cool, Jan!
	3:22pm Arb: awesome!
	3:25pm Linda Lee: wow! fabulous!
	3:30pm Linda Lee: i miss train travel. changing landscape, casual talk. nowhere to go, nothing to do, all the while moving. it's good.
	3:32pm Otis Fodder: So good. Hope to take a trip by train again soon... but for sure I'll be taking Amtrak from Montreal down for the WFMU Rec Fair in April... wow it's the future... almost 2020!
	3:32pm Linda Lee: wow! :-D
	3:32pm Linda Lee: right!
	3:32pm Otis Fodder: At least it's 2020... and not 1010.
	3:33pm Linda Lee: I think 1010 would be lovely, under some circumstances. :-D
	3:34pm Otis Fodder: Depending on the part of the world we are in and the dogma attached.
	3:34pm Linda Lee: yes.
	3:35pm Otis Fodder: In 1010, with the average life span, I now would have been dust 20 years back. But those first 30 years, were nice.
	3:35pm fred: My eyesight, hearing, and heart are so bad I wouldn't enjoy the 1010 years for long
	3:36pm Linda Lee: I'll venture saying I'd take 30 years in paradise against 80 in purgatory :-D
	3:38pm ParUbi: Hi guys!
	3:39pm Otis Fodder: Hi ParUbi!
	3:39pm Linda Lee: hi hi!
	3:40pm Otis Fodder: Linda, I'll get on fixing this Purgatory room up, some nice curtains and appetizers should do it. Skylight. Porch. On it!
	3:40pm fred: If your sadistic god is real, I'll spend as much time in pain as amuses him. Still beats worshiping the asshole
	3:43pm Linda Lee: sharing the room with you counts for a lot, Otis. :-D as for a sadistic ancient god, I'd take earth spirit & no atom bomb, thanks. :-D
	3:44pm Linda Lee: no one on this board has ever experienced life without the threat of total annihilation present. I'd really like experiencing a different reality.
	3:44pm Otis Fodder: Hugs and smiles Linda (and all). Let me refill all your water glasses with lemon wedges.
	3:45pm Linda Lee: OK! :-D
	3:46pm Otis Fodder: Feel like playing Janis Ian Society's Child right about now.
	3:47pm Arb: I'm in full agreement with you Linda Lee
	3:47pm Linda Lee: ask the dj about that. :-) thank you Alina!
	3:49pm fred: @Linda Lee: True, but many of us (myself included) enjoyed the spoils. It seems a little bit late in the game to complain
	3:49pm Linda Lee: sure.
	3:50pm Otis Fodder: I am very very seriously thankful for coffee right now. Grind those beans, french press, stovetop. Bliss. Amen.
	3:52pm Linda Lee: Otis, I quit coffee when I quit smoking. about 10 years ago now. you tempt me to try it again.
	3:52pm Xoomer: I worked for WaffleHouses 13 years -/+
	3:53pm fred: Guinness is the closest proof I've tasted that there is good in this world (Islay is another thing altogether)
	3:53pm Otis Fodder: Hi Xoomer. I remember there was a Waffle House music too. CDs. Gotta look that up post-show. I remember hearing Waffle House songs on WFMU years back!
	3:57pm chresti: Hi Otis and persuaders that are friendly!
	3:58pm Otis Fodder: Hi chresti!
	4:01pm chresti: Hail coffee!!
	4:03pm Otis Fodder: Look at those bums! :)
	4:04pm Martinibomb: Bummies, bummies everywhere, lil bummies they don't work!
	4:06pm Martinibomb: Any thoughts about streaming while DJn on something like Instagram, Youtube, Twitch etc... ?
	4:07pm Otis Fodder: As in, playing YT vids, two browsers sort of mixing?
	4:09pm Martinibomb: No I mean Sheena's DJs streaming live video while broadcasting? It's something that's been on my mind. I have to do it more for my art stuff in the future anyway...
	4:09pm Martinibomb: sort of the way the world is now too. everyone streaming video etc..
	4:10pm Otis Fodder: That would be fun to listen/watch. Looking forward to dropping into your show if you do it.
	4:11pm Martinibomb: how does the idea of streaming video of yourself feel to you? I'm a little creeped out by it but trying to get over it
	4:11pm Linda Lee: does it have to be you, MB?
	4:12pm Linda Lee: what about just organizing visual accompaniment to what you play?
	4:12pm Otis Fodder: Maybe in time, sure. I'm on the webcam for business stuff on the daily, so taking it to radio would be fun.
	4:12pm Martinibomb: for my painting stuff I have to stream video of myself showing my process etc..
	4:12pm Linda Lee: aha.
	4:13pm Linda Lee: I see that being interesting, but video of dis playing music? mmmeh!
	4:14pm Martinibomb: doing radio stuff has been helping me get over my shyness so I am feeling more confident putting myself out there like that
	4:15pm Otis Fodder: It was be very very boring watching me cue up records and tapes. However, you would get to see Bunjee and we'd play with his toys and tunnel, maybe give him some treats. Live video with guests I could see totally on occasion or if there was an interesting enough show/theme.
	4:15pm Linda Lee: that's the deal. it has to be fun to look at too.
	4:15pm fred: It only works if you want it to be live. It's all your call. If some stuff takes more time, don't feel bound to stream the process. But if instant creation is part of a particular piece, by all means go for it. Also, if the process is important, go for it. Your call is what matters
	4:15pm Otis Fodder: Got me thinking now... for live video on occasion.
	4:15pm Martinibomb: I wonder if a POV video stream of a d would be fun then you'd see it from our view? hah
	4:16pm Linda Lee: that would be fun!
	4:17pm ?: sounds fun to me
	4:17pm spodiodi: whoops ^ that was my sounds fun to me
	4:18pm Otis Fodder: It would be cool to see the media being pulled out, like vinyl and stuff. Hold up album covers to go with tracks being played and running about the room grabbing stuff.
	4:21pm fred: Also, it's OK to try and fail. Trying and failing is how good things happen. So, try whatever sounds good
	4:21pm Martinibomb: @fred I feel like social media makes you make stuff fast. Putting something that took you months to make doesn't exactly work and plus u can get ripped off pretty ez. That feels bad if you put a bunch of time into something. So the whole thing leans toward work that is fast to make. I don't know how to solve these problems yet...
	4:22pm spodiodi: of when in the tenderloin is this guy speaking? i didn't make it out
	4:24pm Otis Fodder: Recorded in December, 2005. He was in the tenderloin in 2000.
	4:25pm Otis Fodder: ...I think I caught 2000, but to be sure would have to listen back.
	4:25pm spodiodi: thanks, Otis
	4:31pm Martinibomb: This is a cool story I bet people I know went on a tour with this guy.
	4:32pm Martinibomb: Good chance you've met someone who went on this fella tour as well Otis
	4:32pm Mr Fab: hey, all! MB, live video could be interesting, if some imagination is applied.There have been people live streaming their (mainly talk/political-type) shows for years, and i don't really see the point. Of course, i don't really see the point in political talk shows in general! But any new technology has potential, if clever people are involved.
	4:33pm Martinibomb: @Fab it's a marketing tool plain and simple
	4:34pm fred: @Martinibomb: Don't invest more than social media will give you, which is very little. Be there, but you don't need to spend much energy to do so, so don't. Do your own stuff instead. Feed the gram with throwaway things, but keep an eye on it, some might turn out better than you thought. Keep at what you feel is right, that's what matters, at least to me
	4:34pm strangegait: belated hello everyone. just got in. glad to catch a little otis.
	4:38pm Martinibomb: @Fred I will say on the upside the idea of being able to sell directly to the end client and bypassing galleries... (which I sometimes think contribute to gentrification?) - appeals to me
	4:39pm Otis Fodder: @Fred, concerning social media. 100% spot on.
	4:41pm spodiodi: "you too"
	4:41pm Martinibomb: I think with radio tho.. I kind of like that it's in my head sometimes and not a video. If that makes sense? Watching Otis listen to this album? That's not exactly compelling
	4:42pm spodiodi: <3
	4:43pm fred: @Martinibomb: Totally agree about the hard issue of gentrification. But if do it right, it's not your issue. Seriously, it's not, it you're about your art and not about some investment. Only you knows, but I think you're on the right side
	4:44pm Otis Fodder: MB - That would be boring watching me right now for 4 hours. With guests over again, those shows would be fun to watch with 2-4 others over (+ often others came over and just hang on those past shows too).
	4:45pm Linda Lee: tho' watching Bunjee for 4 hours .. well ..
	4:46pm Martinibomb: My current POV has just changed to this. Social Meida/Streaming etc.. It's really great for short form/fast/Marketing etc.. Something like a 3 or 4hr DJ set - honestly that's boring. And does not work except on occasion. So there ya go.. maybe I'll do a video stream when I have guests over and things are interesting visually. A+ thanks everyone.
	4:48pm Otis Fodder: The Bunjee show would be the best thing ever. Hands down. Have someone come over and follow Bunjee for the 4 hours. 3 hours and 45 minutes each show will just be the Bunjee Sleepycam.
	4:49pm Martinibomb: I think you can get wifi cameras for cats?
	4:49pm Linda Lee: ho! do they still sell those wearable kitty cams? (not always comfy, though, I'm sure.)
	4:50pm Martinibomb: I have a sad story. My friend's dog died a couple days ago and his other dog was really sad. That dog just died in his sleep. Less that a week apart! Sad story of the day .. sorry
	4:51pm Linda Lee: we still might wind up looking at Otis mostly. :-D
	4:51pm Linda Lee: I'm sorry to hear that, MB. animals feel & love deeply. that's for sure.
	4:52pm spodiodi: that is pretty sad, Martinibomb
	4:52pm Otis Fodder: So sad. Stories of a partner passing when another dies. Can't live without another. Sad, but also precious.
	4:54pm Martinibomb: My friend was saying to me all week that, "Butters" was really sad (he's a chihuahua) - He passed away in his sleep last night was only 10yrs old??
	4:54pm Linda Lee: hearts do break.
	4:55pm Martinibomb: My chihuahua is turning 16yrs old pretty soon. Those little guys really get into your heart.
	4:59pm Martinibomb: Don't start smokin' pot - gate way drug yo
	5:00pm spodiodi: should really have bigger boobs by now, according to this guy
	5:05pm Martinibomb: "Hah Hah you picked the wrong religion, sorry asshole." -- omfg that would make a great comic book
	5:06pm spodiodi: reminds me of some family
	5:07pm Martinibomb: I'd like a Neil Gaiman story about this
	5:08pm Linda Lee: welcome to the Depressive Young Guys Show!
	5:08pm coelacanth∅: hello
	5:08pm Linda Lee: free tissues!
	5:09pm Otis Fodder: Poor boys... life is soooo hard.
	5:09pm Martinibomb: Maybe if you die you experience it all? Even being bones disintegrating in the earth? And then right at that moment the cast of Monty Python shows up and it turns out you were just a Terry Giliam animation.
	5:10pm Linda Lee: ahahaha!
	5:10pm Otis Fodder: Shhhh, don't reveal the secret knowledge here!!!
	5:11pm Martinibomb: This is some 33rd and 1/3rd degree Mason stuff I'm dishing out
	5:13pm Otis Fodder: Bavarian Illuminati Gemstone Files. Hold on while I throw my golden apple into the circle.
	5:13pm Martinibomb: Anybody here a fan of Steve Jackson games? :-)
	5:15pm Linda Lee: that was surreal. in the middle of all this verbal nonsense comes Hassan I Sabbah!
	5:15pm Martinibomb: old molds? I think there is a cleaner for that.
	5:15pm spodiodi: the old patterns don't fit anymore!
	5:16pm spodiodi: lol MB
	5:16pm fred: @Martinibomb: Steve Jackson Games is how I got Principia Discordia
	5:16pm Martinibomb: Sounds like everyone here has read The Illuminatus!
	5:18pm Linda Lee: da wha?
	5:20pm fred: The Illuminatus compared to Discordia is like Russell to Wittgenstein. To me, I'm insane, I know
	5:20pm Martinibomb: @Linda it's a pretty funny conspiracy/scifi novel not sure how to explain it.. suspect u would love it.
	5:20pm Linda Lee: always like a recommend! thanks.
	5:21pm Linda Lee: Otis dear, we do need a video of Bungee for the Magma.
	5:21pm Martinibomb: it kind of shits on religion and cults except that by being into the novel you're kinda being sucked into this cult like 60s subculture thinking.. it's hilarious and alarming
	5:21pm Linda Lee: wonderful! good things come from hilarious & alarming.
	5:22pm Otis Fodder: Here too Fred, my copy of Principia is the Steve Jackson version (which I think is really the best).
	5:23pm fred: @Linda Lee: Do read the Principia Discordia (before or after, time doesn't matter)
	5:24pm Linda Lee: very good. i like that. thanks Fred!
	5:24pm Martinibomb: ^agree with Fred
	5:25pm Otis Fodder: I feel Bunjee loves Magma. I believe.
	5:25pm Linda Lee: I'm having fun imagining the Bunjee visuals now. sitting .. staring at something on the ceiling .. yawning .. sleeping.
	5:25pm Martinibomb: I like Magma but I never listen to em.. always thankful for friends who play me Magma songs as I really do enjoy them.
	5:26pm Linda Lee: I'm liking this a lot. perfect for a very dark & silent december night in the woods.
	5:27pm Otis Fodder: I was a casual listener to Magma for years and fell in deep about 5 years ago. Listening in close and always morphing/changing. Really love and appreciate Magma.
	5:27pm Linda Lee: beautiful sound.
	5:28pm Linda Lee: 'course some of us have to listen to the vocal as if it's an instrument. the sound. but it's ok so far.
	5:28pm Otis Fodder: Linda, dark and overcast here, really goes well. Lights dimmed, windows open.
	5:29pm Linda Lee: nice. :-)
	5:29pm Martinibomb: @Linda www.principiadiscordia.com...
	5:29pm Otis Fodder: In Kobaïan... en.wikipedia.org...
	5:30pm Martinibomb: "You hold in your hands one of the Great Books of our century fnord. Some Great Books are recognized at once with a fusillade of critical huzzahs and gonfolons, like Joyce’s Ulysses. Others appear almost furtively and are only discovered 50 years later, like Moby Dick or Mendel’s great essay on genetics. The Principia Discordia entered our space-time continuum almost as unobtrusively as a cat-burglar creeping over a windowsill."
	5:30pm Linda Lee: oh boy. just had a peek. could be fun!
	5:31pm Linda Lee: 'course we already known what they did to the goddess when they found her, but there could be more to the story..
	5:32pm Martinibomb: That brief quote should tell you all u need to know about the tone of the book.
	5:32pm Linda Lee: we already known! :-D
	5:32pm Linda Lee: got it. I'm seeing a little Tom Robbins..
	5:34pm Martinibomb: That is a a good person to see as narrator of Principa Discordia
	5:35pm Linda Lee: and I'm also hearing a little Shooby Taylor! :-D
	5:35pm Linda Lee: cool.
	5:36pm Otis Fodder: Shoogma!
	5:36pm Linda Lee: hahaha!! there's your new cat's name, Otis. Shoogma.
	5:36pm Otis Fodder: Next cat, totally, so good!!!
	5:37pm Linda Lee: .. or backward. Ag-Moosh!
	5:38pm Otis Fodder: That's a spirtual being walking the face of the planet, name. All hail, The Ag-Moosh!
	5:39pm Linda Lee: the divine Ag-Moosh!
	5:40pm Linda Lee: actually, Zess looks like a nice cat, too.
	5:40pm Otis Fodder: Zess is the good god. The divine Ag-Moosh however, might have a Netflix documentary. Oh no!
	5:41pm Linda Lee: hahaha!!
	5:42pm Linda Lee: what was that Rajneesh thing called again? 'Back of Beyond'? pretty well done, actually.
	5:42pm Linda Lee: the way power dynamics play out in dedicated groups .. as shown .. quite amazing.
	5:43pm Linda Lee: how easily it tips into fascism.
	5:44pm Otis Fodder: Oh, 'Wild Wild Country'. That was a good doc, the music in it as well. Very well done.
	5:45pm Linda Lee: yes. I thought so too. without an especial agenda.
	5:46pm Linda Lee: we're getting pretty adept at teasing out an agenda in the media we're looking at down here in Dizzyland. at least I hope so.
	5:47pm Linda Lee: I didn't catch one there.
	5:48pm fred: @Linda Lee: How did I get branded as a fascist? You get that power, I must bow to it
	5:49pm Linda Lee: who, you? you're no fascist, are you?
	5:49pm fred: You tell me
	5:50pm Linda Lee: nah. i don't think it's possible for one person alone to be fascistic.
	5:53pm fred: Makes sense, fascits need crowrds, I'm uneasy with these
	5:53pm chresti: Wow, this is great, thanks Otis!
	5:54pm spodiodi: thanks for the program, Otis! thanks for the text everybody
	5:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Otis
	6:00pm geezerette: Been lurking at work. Great show, Otis! Cheers,all!
	6:01pm Otis Fodder: Have a nice Sunday everyone, always great to see you all and have fun listening together.
	6:09pm ParUbi: Thanks, Otis!
	4:00am Chris: Holy Tire Iron!! Holy shit!!
	4:02am Chris: Holy Tire Iron!! Holy shit!!

Friendly Persuasion with Otis Fodder: Playlist from December 8, 2019

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