WFMU: The Blind Tourist with Adriene: Playlist from February 27, 2020

The Blind Tourist with Adriene: Playlist from February 27, 2020

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February 27, 2020: Extinction
Radio stations: Hedland Community Radio, Hedland Western Australia and XEPET Community Radio in Yucatán, Mexico. Listen to wildlife: Le Grand orchestre des animaux, Extinction Elegies Radio Series by Red Room Poetry, The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species, and the Macaulay Library full of wildlife recordings.

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
	Kauaʻi ʻōʻō final song "Kauaʻi ʻōʻō final song"	Racing Extinction (Discovery)	2015/1987	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
	radio aporee ::: maps - Jetée à Darwin a song			0:03:56 (Pop-up)
Jena Winderen	Heated "Heated" by "Jena Winderen"			0:05:09 (Pop-up)
Linsey Pollak	The Extinction Room			0:05:33 (Pop-up)
	radio aporee ::: maps - 271 Regent St, Marylebone, London W1B 2ES, UK a song			0:06:14 (Pop-up)
	radio aporee ::: maps - Namatjira NT 0872, Australia a song			0:07:50 (Pop-up)
Recorded by John V Dennis	Ivorybilled Woodpecker Campephilus principalis principalis			0:08:52 (Pop-up)
	radio aporee ::: maps - Isla Pájaros, Holbox, Quintana Roo, Mexico a song			0:09:06 (Pop-up)
	radio aporee ::: maps - Tinun, Tenabo, Camp., México a song			0:09:28 (Pop-up)
	Clicks and calls of the Vaquita Porpoise			0:12:11 (Pop-up)
	The final call of Toughie the last known Rabbs fringe-limbed tree frog			0:12:52 (Pop-up)
Dr. Armando Jaramillo	Listening for the Vaquita Porpoise			0:13:49 (Pop-up)
Recorded by John V Dennis	Ivorybilled Woodpecker Campephilus principalis principalis			0:14:21 (Pop-up)
Michelle Cahill	Island Ecologies "Island Ecologies" by "Michelle Cahill"	Extinction Elegies radio series from Red Room Poetry		0:15:36 (Pop-up)
SABC Digital News	A scientists turn to cloning to save plant species			0:23:17 (Pop-up)
Professor Sarah Bekessy	The Loss of Australian Biodiversity			0:23:50 (Pop-up)
Chris Watson	Cracking Viscera "Cracking Viscera" by "Chris Watson"	Outside the Circle of Fire		0:25:35 (Pop-up)
Los Imposible	Days "Days" by "Los Imposible"			0:27:05 (Pop-up)
	Sir Robert Tony Watson speaking on UN Extinction Report			0:27:47 (Pop-up)
Akira Rabelais	1671 Milton Samson 1122 Add Thy Spear, A Weavers Beam, And Seven-Times-Folded Shield	Spellewauerynsherde		0:31:50 (Pop-up)
Charles Bernstein	1-100 "1-100" by "Charles Bernstein"			0:32:46 (Pop-up)
Ryuichi Sakamoto and Taylor Deupree	Jyaku	Disappearance		0:34:52 (Pop-up)
Gerardo Ceballos, Paul R. Ehrlich, and Rodolfo Dirzo	Biological annihilation via the ongoing sixth mass extinction signaled by vertebrate population losses and declines			0:36:23 (Pop-up)
Margaret Tait	Extinction "Extinction" by "Margaret Tait"	Scottish Poetry Library		0:38:25 (Pop-up)
Emmanuelle Gibello	Collision "Collision" by "Emmanuelle Gibello"	Kontact Sonore festival		0:46:08 (Pop-up)
Bruce Pascoe	Art and Science "Art and Science" by "Bruce Pascoe"	Extinction Elegies radio series from Red Room Poetry		0:48:16 (Pop-up)
	The final call of Toughie the last known Rabbs fringe-limbed tree frog			0:52:32 (Pop-up)
	Clicks and calls of the Vaquita Porpoise			0:52:42 (Pop-up)
Racing Extinction (Discovery)	Kauaʻi ʻōʻō final song		2015/1987	0:53:29 (Pop-up)

Listener comments!
	6:03pm ultradamno: One of my favorite extinct species, the elephant bird www.thoughtco.com...
	6:04pm ParUbi: Yay! I'm sick, so I could make it!
	6:07pm castor: Good evening Adriene, glad to be able to tune in tonight. You should go to Wall Street, that's the site of the extinction of all life on earth right now.
	6:07pm Folsom: It would be nice if the links opened in a new tab/window so not to lose the WFMU page.
	6:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: (years in the future) Where did everybody go?
	6:19pm ultradamno: So raindrops are babies? Eww.
	6:21pm Rich in Washington: @Folsom: True, but: right click> 'Open link in new tab'.
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: Hi ParUbi! Hi ultradamno! Hi castor! Hi Folsom! Hi Ken From Hyde Park! And Hi Adriene!
	6:23pm ultradamno: Hiya Rich!
	6:27pm dale: vultures (buzzards?) have the biggest nose holes of all the birds so they can smell stench from great distances.
	6:27pm Folsom: @rich yes but it sounds like it is easy to fix, Mark Hurst already does that with his links
	6:33pm coelacanth∅: hah, nice...kinks song
	6:35pm sádlo ð: from the beginning this show has been providing me with a strange sensation, like full-body goosebumps but not quite
	6:35pm Tommy in Neversink: enough of that alreaady
	6:36pm ultradamno: The count has gotten into the brown acid.
	6:36pm Devin B.: Anyone else remember when Bryce ended an hour with the Charles Bernstein piece and then screamed the legal ID? Good times.
	6:37pm ParUbi: That was Charles Bernstein, the language poet.
	6:38pm ParUbi: You can get it here: jacket2.org... It's good for the gym
	6:38pm ultradamno: Aren't all poets language poets?
	6:39pm Mr. Pumpy: I'm a quasar poet
	6:39pm ParUbi: That's a good point, but quasar poetry does sound ... wait, doesn't sound
	6:40pm coelacanth∅: oh the languid poet?
	6:41pm coelacanth∅: actually he got that nickname in grade school, where he was known for his poetry but was constantly being told to watch his language.
	6:44pm Mr. Pumpy: I'm a quasid poet
	6:46pm ultradamno: Then the brown acid may have helped get him to where he could watch his language.
	6:49pm Carmichael: Hi there. Missed pretty much all the show today, but keep at it. This is a great concept.
	6:51pm ParUbi: This is super crucial. I think I'll play it as background for a class discussion on the Anthropocene
	6:53pm Carmichael: To watch your language is one thing, but to SEE your language ... whoa ....
	6:53pm ParUbi: It was a very late 60s/early 70s thing. So yes, acid.
	6:54pm Banoonu: Just tuned in. Gonna have to listen to the whole thing immediately.
	6:56pm ultradamno: Another favorite extinct species, the giant aye-aye i.ytimg.com...
	6:56pm Handy Haversack: Been listening while cooking and doing stuff, Adriene, but this is hard and hard-hitting stuff. If anyone wants related reading material, try a responsible internet search for Thom van Doren's _Flight Ways_ and _The Wake of Crows_. Thanks, Adriene.
	6:57pm ParUbi: That's heartbreaking
	6:57pm ParUbi: Thanks, Adriene
	6:57pm castor: it's not too late to stop the worst of it, we can save what's left! Thank you Adriene, such a beautiful show!
	6:58pm Carmichael: Looks like a lemur, ultra.
	6:58pm adriene: thanks for listening, everyone! goodnight
	6:59pm ultradamno: Very similar, but with spindlier finger with a long middle one for digging out grubs

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Approx. start time
	Kauaʻi ʻōʻō final song "Kauaʻi ʻōʻō final song"	Racing Extinction (Discovery)	2015/1987	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
	radio aporee ::: maps - Jetée à Darwin a song			0:03:56 (Pop-up)
Jena Winderen	Heated "Heated" by "Jena Winderen"			0:05:09 (Pop-up)
Linsey Pollak	The Extinction Room			0:05:33 (Pop-up)
	radio aporee ::: maps - 271 Regent St, Marylebone, London W1B 2ES, UK a song			0:06:14 (Pop-up)
	radio aporee ::: maps - Namatjira NT 0872, Australia a song			0:07:50 (Pop-up)
Recorded by John V Dennis	Ivorybilled Woodpecker Campephilus principalis principalis			0:08:52 (Pop-up)
	radio aporee ::: maps - Isla Pájaros, Holbox, Quintana Roo, Mexico a song			0:09:06 (Pop-up)
	radio aporee ::: maps - Tinun, Tenabo, Camp., México a song			0:09:28 (Pop-up)
	Clicks and calls of the Vaquita Porpoise			0:12:11 (Pop-up)
	The final call of Toughie the last known Rabbs fringe-limbed tree frog			0:12:52 (Pop-up)
Dr. Armando Jaramillo	Listening for the Vaquita Porpoise			0:13:49 (Pop-up)
Recorded by John V Dennis	Ivorybilled Woodpecker Campephilus principalis principalis			0:14:21 (Pop-up)
Michelle Cahill	Island Ecologies "Island Ecologies" by "Michelle Cahill"	Extinction Elegies radio series from Red Room Poetry		0:15:36 (Pop-up)
SABC Digital News	A scientists turn to cloning to save plant species			0:23:17 (Pop-up)
Professor Sarah Bekessy	The Loss of Australian Biodiversity			0:23:50 (Pop-up)
Chris Watson	Cracking Viscera "Cracking Viscera" by "Chris Watson"	Outside the Circle of Fire		0:25:35 (Pop-up)
Los Imposible	Days "Days" by "Los Imposible"			0:27:05 (Pop-up)
	Sir Robert Tony Watson speaking on UN Extinction Report			0:27:47 (Pop-up)
Akira Rabelais	1671 Milton Samson 1122 Add Thy Spear, A Weavers Beam, And Seven-Times-Folded Shield	Spellewauerynsherde		0:31:50 (Pop-up)
Charles Bernstein	1-100 "1-100" by "Charles Bernstein"			0:32:46 (Pop-up)
Ryuichi Sakamoto and Taylor Deupree	Jyaku	Disappearance		0:34:52 (Pop-up)
Gerardo Ceballos, Paul R. Ehrlich, and Rodolfo Dirzo	Biological annihilation via the ongoing sixth mass extinction signaled by vertebrate population losses and declines			0:36:23 (Pop-up)
Margaret Tait	Extinction "Extinction" by "Margaret Tait"	Scottish Poetry Library		0:38:25 (Pop-up)
Emmanuelle Gibello	Collision "Collision" by "Emmanuelle Gibello"	Kontact Sonore festival		0:46:08 (Pop-up)
Bruce Pascoe	Art and Science "Art and Science" by "Bruce Pascoe"	Extinction Elegies radio series from Red Room Poetry		0:48:16 (Pop-up)
	The final call of Toughie the last known Rabbs fringe-limbed tree frog			0:52:32 (Pop-up)
	Clicks and calls of the Vaquita Porpoise			0:52:42 (Pop-up)
Racing Extinction (Discovery)	Kauaʻi ʻōʻō final song		2015/1987	0:53:29 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:03pm ultradamno: One of my favorite extinct species, the elephant bird www.thoughtco.com...
	6:04pm ParUbi: Yay! I'm sick, so I could make it!
	6:07pm castor: Good evening Adriene, glad to be able to tune in tonight. You should go to Wall Street, that's the site of the extinction of all life on earth right now.
	6:07pm Folsom: It would be nice if the links opened in a new tab/window so not to lose the WFMU page.
	6:12pm Ken From Hyde Park: (years in the future) Where did everybody go?
	6:19pm ultradamno: So raindrops are babies? Eww.
	6:21pm Rich in Washington: @Folsom: True, but: right click> 'Open link in new tab'.
	6:22pm Rich in Washington: Hi ParUbi! Hi ultradamno! Hi castor! Hi Folsom! Hi Ken From Hyde Park! And Hi Adriene!
	6:23pm ultradamno: Hiya Rich!
	6:27pm dale: vultures (buzzards?) have the biggest nose holes of all the birds so they can smell stench from great distances.
	6:27pm Folsom: @rich yes but it sounds like it is easy to fix, Mark Hurst already does that with his links
	6:33pm coelacanth∅: hah, nice...kinks song
	6:35pm sádlo ð: from the beginning this show has been providing me with a strange sensation, like full-body goosebumps but not quite
	6:35pm Tommy in Neversink: enough of that alreaady
	6:36pm ultradamno: The count has gotten into the brown acid.
	6:36pm Devin B.: Anyone else remember when Bryce ended an hour with the Charles Bernstein piece and then screamed the legal ID? Good times.
	6:37pm ParUbi: That was Charles Bernstein, the language poet.
	6:38pm ParUbi: You can get it here: jacket2.org... It's good for the gym
	6:38pm ultradamno: Aren't all poets language poets?
	6:39pm Mr. Pumpy: I'm a quasar poet
	6:39pm ParUbi: That's a good point, but quasar poetry does sound ... wait, doesn't sound
	6:40pm coelacanth∅: oh the languid poet?
	6:41pm coelacanth∅: actually he got that nickname in grade school, where he was known for his poetry but was constantly being told to watch his language.
	6:44pm Mr. Pumpy: I'm a quasid poet
	6:46pm ultradamno: Then the brown acid may have helped get him to where he could watch his language.
	6:49pm Carmichael: Hi there. Missed pretty much all the show today, but keep at it. This is a great concept.
	6:51pm ParUbi: This is super crucial. I think I'll play it as background for a class discussion on the Anthropocene
	6:53pm Carmichael: To watch your language is one thing, but to SEE your language ... whoa ....
	6:53pm ParUbi: It was a very late 60s/early 70s thing. So yes, acid.
	6:54pm Banoonu: Just tuned in. Gonna have to listen to the whole thing immediately.
	6:56pm ultradamno: Another favorite extinct species, the giant aye-aye i.ytimg.com...
	6:56pm Handy Haversack: Been listening while cooking and doing stuff, Adriene, but this is hard and hard-hitting stuff. If anyone wants related reading material, try a responsible internet search for Thom van Doren's _Flight Ways_ and _The Wake of Crows_. Thanks, Adriene.
	6:57pm ParUbi: That's heartbreaking
	6:57pm ParUbi: Thanks, Adriene
	6:57pm castor: it's not too late to stop the worst of it, we can save what's left! Thank you Adriene, such a beautiful show!
	6:58pm Carmichael: Looks like a lemur, ultra.
	6:58pm adriene: thanks for listening, everyone! goodnight
	6:59pm ultradamno: Very similar, but with spindlier finger with a long middle one for digging out grubs

The Blind Tourist with Adriene: Playlist from February 27, 2020

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