WFMU: The Blind Tourist with Adriene: Playlist from September 28, 2020

Listener comments!
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: Welcome back, Adriene!
	3:05pm βrian: Ah, here we are.
	3:05pm Handy Haversack: Adriene! So glad to hear you're filling in! Greetings, Seekers!
	3:07pm mariano: Ah yes, the three-hour "Blind Tourist" that Brother Handy spoke of. Hi Adriene, Crew, everyone.
	3:07pm ZeeBee: wow so cool to hear this now!! I am working on crop research for a hydroponics and controlled environment agriculture course i am taking. So happy to catch this fill in! Hope all are well. I am such a fan of the show Adriene!
	3:07pm wfmu listener phillip: HEY? I missed him price! what happned
	3:07pm βrian: Sylvan sensations.
	3:07pm Brian D: So thrilled to hear the Blind Tourist on these airwaves. Just wish I didn't have to work while listening.
	3:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Adriene and woodswinds.
	3:10pm adriene: Hi all- glad to be filling in for Olivia this afternoon. Hope you enjoy
	3:10pm WM: Docetism: "The doctrine, important in Gnosticism, that Christ's body was not human but either a phantasm or of real but celestial substance, and that therefore his sufferings were only apparent."
	3:10pm wfmu listener phillip: I'm sorry I never listened to the blind tourist:( now I feel sad:(:::
	3:12pm Lanceromance: Wow you show is very convincing a hawk must have heard the birds chirping and just flew into the side of the house here I think he's ok
	3:14pm Yes: hello friends
	3:16pm wfmu listener phillip: I hope olivia isnt sick or anything. just maybe needs a rest.
	3:16pm WM: Where did you find the track Aimindigen 1 by Docetism? Very odd name for a band.
	3:16pm mariano: WM: Some of those gnostic sects had really far-out cosmologies, full of "aeons" and "aethyrs" and "archons."
	3:16pm Carmichael: Heya Adriene and white stick tappers. Long time no hear from!
	3:19pm Jeezuseffinchrist: lol repeat from the OTHER comments.....Yassss my girl Jill <3
	3:23pm WM: @mariano: In the early centuries of Christianity there was a very intense debate about the exact nature of Christ's existence. Many different and often conflicting theories were put forward. Docetism was just one of many.
	3:27pm Yes: very nice
	3:34pm βrian: That's one big woodpecker.
	3:34pm iiibeat: Music, noise and sound can rearrange collective manifestations of "reality".
	3:36pm mariano: WM: yes, early Church theological controversies are nerd candy for me. No idea why, I don't really have a horse in the race but I've been fascinated with it since I was a teen. Never know when a passing acquaintance with the filioque clause might come in handy though, at least that's what I tell myself ;)
	3:38pm listener: AYY, BOTANY DOESNT PAY!
	3:38pm listener: BUT CRIME DOES!
	3:39pm listener: www.youtube.com...
	3:40pm listener: Awesome inclusion, such a great channel. Fun set, thanks!
	3:47pm Webhamster Henry: Wow! I recognized Connie Converse right away!
	3:48pm mariano: Alright I'll fess up: I'm 51 and hadn't heard of Connie Converse till just now. Amazing stuff. I'm always amazed at the number of things I've just completely missed in terms of music.
	3:52pm chris: hi, Adriene and folks. great show, Adriene. Chris Watson. one of my favorite, er, recording artists... (sorry)
	3:54pm Webhamster Henry: @mariano David Garland did a lot to bring her to consciousness: spinningonair.org...
	3:57pm WM: @mariano: Me too. What kind of personality is it that is fascinated by ancient abstruse theological arguments? I'm almost afraid to find out.
	4:02pm listener james from westwood: I've proofread collections of early Christian apocrypha and they're fascinating. Like fanfiction that didn't get made into the big blockbuster film of Roman Catholicism.
	4:03pm mariano: Thanks WM Henry, I look forward to discovering more about her. WM: we're probably reincarnated Circumcellions ;)
	4:07pm mariano: listener james: Haha! The Apocrypha have been languishing in development hell for two millennia now, gotta be a record.
	4:08pm βrian: Good luck getting the authors to approve those edits, too.
	4:08pm Handy Haversack: James: Yeah, I have edited some early Christian and Gnostic studies. Wild stuff.
	4:12pm WM: @listener james: Great comparison of early Christian theology with fanfiction! @mariano: Arguing about abstruse abstractions is not exclusively ancient or religious. In Marxism and Classic Economics there is also a strong tendency establish an orthodoxy and define outsiders as heretics.
	4:15pm coelacanth∅: greetings Adriene Welcome back!
	4:19pm WM: @mariano: Its been done already. Luis Bunuel The Milky Way (1969) is about the history of Christian heresy.
	4:20pm tim from champaign (now washington): HI Adriene! It's good to hear you again. I've missed your show.
	4:22pm adriene: Thanks! I'm just helping Olivia out this week, not exactly a blind tourist episode but still fun.
	4:22pm paul: Isn't there a song called Connie Converse on the FMU playlist?
	4:24pm dreamyandseedy: i completely agree w/ Tim's comment!
	4:24pm kppk: <3
	4:24pm castor: Hello Adriene and everyone! this early christianity talk reminds me of a passage I recently read in my Ulysses reading group: "From before the ages He willed me and now may not will me away or ever. A lex eterna stays about Him. Is that then the divine substance wherein Father and Son are consubstantial? Where is poor dear Arius to try conclusions? Warring his life long upon the contransmagnificandjewbangtantiality. Illstarred heresiarch' In a Greek watercloset he breathed his last: euthan asia. With beaded mitre and with crozier, stalled upon his throne, widower of a widowed see, with upstiffed omophorion, with clotted hinderparts."
	4:25pm Deborah: Hello Everyone!
	4:26pm West Trenton Vinnie: great program, really enjoying, thank you
	4:26pm mariano: WM: I think for me it boils down to a fascination with the things the human imagination comes up with. Entire systems of thought, internally coherent, requiring years of study to master, but with no actual connection to physical reality. Living works of fiction, and not necessarily in the "bad" sense of the word. Haven't seen TMW, thanks - sounds right up my alley!
	4:27pm paul: Found it. By The Dahlmanns.
	4:30pm paul: Nice chatting. Stay safe.
	4:31pm B/wad: What a lovely, lovely show.
	4:33pm StringOFperils: O how nice ti find this!
	4:33pm B/wad: I popped my headphones in to go midnight grocery shopping here in Tel Aviv. Really into this ASMR guided-walk style show...we all wish we could do more traveling these days am I right
	4:35pm WM: @castor: Great quote! The word "omophorion" is new to me. @marino: Of course, non-physical ideas or fictions are just as real, in their manner, as physical objects.
	4:53pm mariano: Nice, castor! Joyce was certainly drilled in the finer points of Church history and philosophy by the Jesuits. WM: Agreed.
	4:53pm Webhamster Henry: If a tree falls on a radio show, does it make a sound?
	4:56pm βrian: I'm pretty sure Clotted Hinderparts was Doug's first band in high school, but only he can clarify.
	5:06pm ultradamno: Adriene! Blindies! Did not know this fill-in was happening, will have to catch up on the first two-thirds on the archives eventually!
	5:14pm Ike: The owls are not full of cream.
	5:14pm listener james from westwood: Wow, had never heard Badalamenti's explanation here.
	5:15pm Chud: Amazing show, Adriene!
	5:15pm chris: haven't heard this either, this is great.
	5:15pm Carmichael: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxCOOPERxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
	5:15pm river: I have SO enjoyed your show, thank you!
	5:16pm listener 126464: Hi Adriene, nice to hear you!
	5:18pm tim from champaign (now washington): The Angelo Badalemanti explanation was so great!
	5:19pm chresti: Hi Adriene, enjoying the show!
	5:22pm ultradamno: I believe that Badalamenti interview is in The Entire Mystery box, possibly the Gold Box too
	5:22pm Handy Haversack: @ultradamno: I e-mailed the address I have for you hoping you'd see in time that Adriene had a full three hours! Loving the show, Adriene! We are down to one computer, and Kate was revising, so I have not been able to chime in much. But I've been listening sitting outside listening to the sparrows feast.
	5:23pm ultradamno: There's certainly a lot of supplemental material regarding the music on it with AB interviews...
	5:23pm ParUbi: Fantastic work, Adriene. The Badalamenti / Owl thing was overwhelmingly cool-- gave me chills!
	5:24pm ultradamno: Hiya Handy! Did not see that.
	5:26pm ultradamno: OK, I did get it. I think it went to junk.
	5:27pm Handy Haversack: The sheer cheek of it! This program is making me want to collect more volumes of the Foxfire books.
	5:28pm -Ken: Afternoon. Tourists! Great show, Adriene
	5:30pm Handy Haversack: Hey, SMKen. Tech Hazmat Report coming up at 6?
	5:31pm -Ken: Nope! No hazmat content whatsoever today
	5:31pm Handy Haversack: Looking forward to it either way, Ken. I have missed too many Techtonics recently!
	5:32pm ultradamno: Darn, I was hoping for a how-to on building a Faraday cage into your hazmat suit
	5:32pm Mike in South Jersey: Great show! Norwogian Weed is inspired
	5:37pm editor_b: Where have you been all my life? Or... I guess... where have I been? This is some incredible radio.
	5:43pm royvis: So happy to have Blind Tourist with us again! A wonderful three hour show!
	5:44pm βrian: I put a speaker up to the window. The Satyrs next door are rapt.
	5:45pm dale: really been enjoying this. actually like it better as a three hour tour - it gives the soundbites time to breathe.
	5:46pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, Adriene, for hoisting the orange flag high so we can follow you for these past three hours.
	5:47pm Handy Haversack: Miss the Blind Tourist a lot. Really great to hear your show again, Adriene. This has been a voyage. Lost in a forest. Or found.
	5:48pm adriene: Thanks everyone! 3 hours was new for me, but I really enjoyed putting it together so I'm glad you all had a nice time listening.
	5:50pm Zetti: Wonderful show, Thanks Adriene
	5:51pm Carmichael: Man, these stinking birds are loud! How can I sleep?!?
	5:52pm βrian: Not frogs?
	5:53pm chresti: Thanks Adriene!
	5:53pm adriene: they are frogs! loud frogs
	5:54pm Carmichael: Freaky!
	5:54pm ultradamno: Keep down frogs...crickets too!
	5:54pm βrian: Why, that makes me wonder why nobody says "why" anymore?
	5:54pm Joe Mulligan: Sounds like some Chris Watson from Cima Verde! Love these organic sounds
	5:55pm Handy Haversack: Joe Mulligan, that very thing is thirteen items up the playlist!
	5:57pm Joe Mulligan: @Handy well I do recognize that Italian crow haha.
	5:58pm adriene: Cima Verde is playing again very lightly under the frogs - so you're right, it's there again.
	5:59pm antonio: Great show! I miss traveling, this is the next best thing.
	5:59pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Adriene!
	6:00pm chris: thanks, Adriene. great show!
	6:00pm royvis: Goodness, this voice and melody.
	6:00pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Adriene! Come back soon!
	6:00pm adriene: thanks everyone! Have nice week
	6:01pm Webhamster Henry: This has been a nice show - a bit like Neighbor's Noise with Trouble's birds.
	6:01pm castor: Amazing show Adriene! So nice to hear the musics and thoughts of the woods. Thank you!
	6:02pm mariano: Thanks Adriene, such a treat to get 3 hours of accidental tourism! Thanks Crew, take care folks!
	6:03pm ultradamno: Thank you Adriene, skeletons! Hope to hear more blind tourism guides in the near future!
	6:35pm northguineahills: I never do polls, I don’t wants others to determine other’s desires (yes, I’m listening to wfmu, so, I’m a hypocrite.
	6:58pm jagoda: thx for the hike through the forest hallo from germoney

The Blind Tourist with Adriene: Playlist from September 28, 2020

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September 28, 2020: Music and sounds from the woods

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
3 hours of music and sounds from forests
Konstantin Melnikov	Sonata Of Sleep				0:00:48 (Pop-up)
in the meadow outside the forest "in the meadow outside the forest"
	sounds of a meadow "sounds of a meadow"				0:01:26 (Pop-up)
Studs Terkel Radio Archive	Naturalist May Theilgaard Watts and Julie Nadelhoffer discuss "Reading the Landscape of America"				0:02:07 (Pop-up)

Docetism	Aimindigen I "Aimindigen I" by "Docetism"				0:03:21 (Pop-up)
National Park Service	Dick Proenneke - One Man's Alaska				0:05:30 (Pop-up)
Hanna Hartman	Longitude "Longitude" by "Hanna Hartman"	Longitude / Cratere	2005		0:07:28 (Pop-up)
Rambalac	Walking at night in Aokigahara forest (no pranks, not scary. ASMR?)				0:07:36 (Pop-up)
a pleasant hike on a nice trail "a pleasant hike on a nice trail"
Maria Somerville	Dreaming "Dreaming" by "Maria Somerville"	All My People	2019		0:07:40 (Pop-up)
Kendrick Lamar	Money Trees (Instrumental)				0:09:57 (Pop-up)
Association of Nature and Forest Therapy	Introduction to Forest Therapy and Shinrin-yoku				0:10:29 (Pop-up)
Rhian Sheehan	Thoughts on Nature "Thoughts on Nature" by "Rhian Sheehan"				0:13:12 (Pop-up)
find calm	NORWAY (Unintentional) ASMR #1				0:12:30 (Pop-up)
Jill Scott	A Long Walk "A Long Walk" by "Jill Scott"	Who Is Jill Scott?	2000		0:13:27 (Pop-up)
Veljo Runnel	58, 26N: Forest, Estonia - welcome to Mordor	Solstice Sounds Project	2015		0:17:27 (Pop-up)

Ana Roxanne	Nocturne "Nocturne" by "Ana Roxanne"	~~~	2019		0:19:33 (Pop-up)
	Clip from Alone (Season 6 episode 5) "Clip from Alone (Season 6 episode 5)"				0:22:58 (Pop-up)
find calm	NORWAY (Unintentional) ASMR #1				0:23:39 (Pop-up)
	Cutting Down Trees "Cutting Down Trees"				0:24:37 (Pop-up)
Leonard Cohen	Passing Through "Passing Through" by "Leonard Cohen"	Live	1973		0:24:45 (Pop-up)
Mutation	Norwogian Weed "Norwogian Weed" by "Mutation"				0:28:39 (Pop-up)
into the woods "into the woods"
	The Braille Trail "The Braille Trail"			Read by Cindy	0:30:57 (Pop-up)
DakhaBrakha	Пані "Пані" by "DakhaBrakha"		2006		0:31:35 (Pop-up)
Neko Case	Middle Cyclone "Middle Cyclone" by "Neko Case"	Middle Cyclone			0:34:26 (Pop-up)
Crime Pays but Botany Doesn't	Quaaludes, Shakedowns & Tamaulipan Cloud Forests				0:34:38 (Pop-up)
Into India	Into the Labyrinth "Into the Labyrinth" by "Into India"	Hildegard Westerkamp			0:34:45 (Pop-up)
Connie Converse	Talkin' Like You "Talkin' Like You" by "Connie Converse"				0:42:24 (Pop-up)
Chris Watson	Scanuppia "Scanuppia" by "Chris Watson"	Cima Verde	2008		0:44:54 (Pop-up)
David Bowie and Philadelphia Orchestra	Peter and the Wolf (excerpt)	David Bowie Narrates Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf			0:47:57 (Pop-up)
Neko Case	Middle Cyclone "Middle Cyclone" by "Neko Case"				0:52:02 (Pop-up)
Отава Ё	Про Ивана Groove				0:52:16 (Pop-up)
	An Interview with Alice Walker "An Interview with Alice Walker"				0:56:27 (Pop-up)
find calm	NORWAY (Unintentional) ASMR #1				0:58:29 (Pop-up)
Music for Pieces of Wood	Steve Reich				0:58:43 (Pop-up)
Studs Terkel Radio Archive	Naturalist May Theilgaard Watts and Julie Nadelhoffer discuss "Reading the Landscape of America"				1:00:43 (Pop-up)

Aurélie Nyirabikali Lierman	She Was A Visitor by Robert Ashley, arr. Yannis Kyriakides	Live in The Hague, April 2014			1:03:19 (Pop-up)
Myrkur	Scandinavian folk on Nyckelharpa				1:10:50 (Pop-up)
find calm	NORWAY (Unintentional) ASMR #1				1:12:47 (Pop-up)
Danit	Cuatro Vientos "Cuatro Vientos" by "Danit"				1:15:56 (Pop-up)
heading into the deep woods "heading into the deep woods"
	The Braille Trail "The Braille Trail"			Read by Cindy	1:25:02 (Pop-up)
Mary Lattimore	Live in the Rain from the Russian Woods				1:22:19 (Pop-up)
Camille Saint-Saëns / Pro Musica Orchestra Vienna	The Cuckoo In The Depths Of The Woods	Le Carnaval des Animaux			1:40:28 (Pop-up)
	A mix of trees falling "A mix of trees falling"				1:42:46 (Pop-up)
The String Quartet Channel	I Think We're Alone Now (Tiffany) Wedding String Quartet				1:51:24 (Pop-up)
National Park Service	Dick Proenneke - One Man's Alaska				1:53:30 (Pop-up)
Crime Pays but Botany Doesn't	Quaaludes, Shakedowns & Tamaulipan Cloud Forests				1:56:41 (Pop-up)
	a song				1:58:53 (Pop-up)
	An Interview with Alice Walker "An Interview with Alice Walker"				2:01:25 (Pop-up)
the dark woods "the dark woods"
Chris Watson	Soffi Di Vento "Soffi Di Vento" by "Chris Watson"	Cima Verde			2:01:38 (Pop-up)
	An Interview with Alice Walker "An Interview with Alice Walker"				2:03:41 (Pop-up)
Patriarchal Choir Moscow, Alexandr Sveshnikov.	In the Dark Woods				2:04:05 (Pop-up)
Chris Watson	Le Crone "Le Crone" by "Chris Watson"	Cima Verde			2:05:26 (Pop-up)
Kusk Bushcraft	Building a Log Home in the Canadian Wilderness (Pt. 5)				2:07:27 (Pop-up)
Chris Watson	Bucaneve "Bucaneve" by "Chris Watson"	Cima Verde			2:08:49 (Pop-up)
	Angelo Badalamenti explains how he wrote Laura Palmer's Theme				2:09:18 (Pop-up)
Sei Siren	Mmino "Mmino" by "Sei Siren"		2020		2:12:17 (Pop-up)
	An Interview with Alice Walker "An Interview with Alice Walker"				2:14:19 (Pop-up)
Chris Watson	Cima Verde "Cima Verde" by "Chris Watson"	Cima Verde			2:14:41 (Pop-up)
Filah Lah Lah	Just in Case "Just in Case" by "Filah Lah Lah"	Filahsofy	2020		2:14:47 (Pop-up)
Kate Bush	Under Ice "Under Ice" by "Kate Bush"				2:19:09 (Pop-up)
Kusk Bushcraft	Building a Log Home in the Canadian Wilderness (Pt. 5)				2:22:44 (Pop-up)
	Clip from Northern Exposure "Clip from Northern Exposure"				2:23:55 (Pop-up)
Mark Korven	Caleb's Death "Caleb's Death" by "Mark Korven"	The Witch			2:21:35 (Pop-up)
Hanna Hartman	Longitude "Longitude" by "Hanna Hartman"	Longitude / Cratere	2005		2:25:08 (Pop-up)
Francisco López	La Selva "La Selva" by "Francisco López"	La Selva			2:28:12 (Pop-up)
Kate NV	Grass in the Woods "Grass in the Woods" by "Kate NV"	Binasu			2:28:03 (Pop-up)
The Haxan Cloak	The Growing "The Growing" by "The Haxan Cloak"	The Haxan Cloak	2011		2:31:13 (Pop-up)
Ryuichi Sakamoto	Ubi "Ubi" by "Ryuichi Sakamoto"	Async			2:39:02 (Pop-up)
sitting with autumn "sitting with autumn"
Francisco López	La Selva "La Selva" by "Francisco López"	La Selva			2:42:39 (Pop-up)
Studs Terkel Radio Archive	Naturalist May Theilgaard Watts and Julie Nadelhoffer discuss "Reading the Landscape of America"				2:47:56 (Pop-up)
National Park Service	Dick Proenneke - One Man's Alaska				2:49:44 (Pop-up)
Felix Hess	02 21-10-78, About 11.45 PM, Brachina Creek, Finders Ranges, South Australia	Frogs 1			2:43:46 (Pop-up)
Vashti Bunyan	Autumn Leaves "Autumn Leaves" by "Vashti Bunyan"		2007		2:55:55 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	3:04pm listener james from westwood: Welcome back, Adriene!
	3:05pm βrian: Ah, here we are.
	3:05pm Handy Haversack: Adriene! So glad to hear you're filling in! Greetings, Seekers!
	3:07pm mariano: Ah yes, the three-hour "Blind Tourist" that Brother Handy spoke of. Hi Adriene, Crew, everyone.
	3:07pm ZeeBee: wow so cool to hear this now!! I am working on crop research for a hydroponics and controlled environment agriculture course i am taking. So happy to catch this fill in! Hope all are well. I am such a fan of the show Adriene!
	3:07pm wfmu listener phillip: HEY? I missed him price! what happned
	3:07pm βrian: Sylvan sensations.
	3:07pm Brian D: So thrilled to hear the Blind Tourist on these airwaves. Just wish I didn't have to work while listening.
	3:08pm Ken From Hyde Park: Hi, Adriene and woodswinds.
	3:10pm adriene: Hi all- glad to be filling in for Olivia this afternoon. Hope you enjoy
	3:10pm WM: Docetism: "The doctrine, important in Gnosticism, that Christ's body was not human but either a phantasm or of real but celestial substance, and that therefore his sufferings were only apparent."
	3:10pm wfmu listener phillip: I'm sorry I never listened to the blind tourist:( now I feel sad:(:::
	3:12pm Lanceromance: Wow you show is very convincing a hawk must have heard the birds chirping and just flew into the side of the house here I think he's ok
	3:14pm Yes: hello friends
	3:16pm wfmu listener phillip: I hope olivia isnt sick or anything. just maybe needs a rest.
	3:16pm WM: Where did you find the track Aimindigen 1 by Docetism? Very odd name for a band.
	3:16pm mariano: WM: Some of those gnostic sects had really far-out cosmologies, full of "aeons" and "aethyrs" and "archons."
	3:16pm Carmichael: Heya Adriene and white stick tappers. Long time no hear from!
	3:19pm Jeezuseffinchrist: lol repeat from the OTHER comments.....Yassss my girl Jill <3
	3:23pm WM: @mariano: In the early centuries of Christianity there was a very intense debate about the exact nature of Christ's existence. Many different and often conflicting theories were put forward. Docetism was just one of many.
	3:27pm Yes: very nice
	3:34pm βrian: That's one big woodpecker.
	3:34pm iiibeat: Music, noise and sound can rearrange collective manifestations of "reality".
	3:36pm mariano: WM: yes, early Church theological controversies are nerd candy for me. No idea why, I don't really have a horse in the race but I've been fascinated with it since I was a teen. Never know when a passing acquaintance with the filioque clause might come in handy though, at least that's what I tell myself ;)
	3:38pm listener: AYY, BOTANY DOESNT PAY!
	3:38pm listener: BUT CRIME DOES!
	3:39pm listener: www.youtube.com...
	3:40pm listener: Awesome inclusion, such a great channel. Fun set, thanks!
	3:47pm Webhamster Henry: Wow! I recognized Connie Converse right away!
	3:48pm mariano: Alright I'll fess up: I'm 51 and hadn't heard of Connie Converse till just now. Amazing stuff. I'm always amazed at the number of things I've just completely missed in terms of music.
	3:52pm chris: hi, Adriene and folks. great show, Adriene. Chris Watson. one of my favorite, er, recording artists... (sorry)
	3:54pm Webhamster Henry: @mariano David Garland did a lot to bring her to consciousness: spinningonair.org...
	3:57pm WM: @mariano: Me too. What kind of personality is it that is fascinated by ancient abstruse theological arguments? I'm almost afraid to find out.
	4:02pm listener james from westwood: I've proofread collections of early Christian apocrypha and they're fascinating. Like fanfiction that didn't get made into the big blockbuster film of Roman Catholicism.
	4:03pm mariano: Thanks WM Henry, I look forward to discovering more about her. WM: we're probably reincarnated Circumcellions ;)
	4:07pm mariano: listener james: Haha! The Apocrypha have been languishing in development hell for two millennia now, gotta be a record.
	4:08pm βrian: Good luck getting the authors to approve those edits, too.
	4:08pm Handy Haversack: James: Yeah, I have edited some early Christian and Gnostic studies. Wild stuff.
	4:12pm WM: @listener james: Great comparison of early Christian theology with fanfiction! @mariano: Arguing about abstruse abstractions is not exclusively ancient or religious. In Marxism and Classic Economics there is also a strong tendency establish an orthodoxy and define outsiders as heretics.
	4:15pm coelacanth∅: greetings Adriene Welcome back!
	4:19pm WM: @mariano: Its been done already. Luis Bunuel The Milky Way (1969) is about the history of Christian heresy.
	4:20pm tim from champaign (now washington): HI Adriene! It's good to hear you again. I've missed your show.
	4:22pm adriene: Thanks! I'm just helping Olivia out this week, not exactly a blind tourist episode but still fun.
	4:22pm paul: Isn't there a song called Connie Converse on the FMU playlist?
	4:24pm dreamyandseedy: i completely agree w/ Tim's comment!
	4:24pm kppk: <3
	4:24pm castor: Hello Adriene and everyone! this early christianity talk reminds me of a passage I recently read in my Ulysses reading group: "From before the ages He willed me and now may not will me away or ever. A lex eterna stays about Him. Is that then the divine substance wherein Father and Son are consubstantial? Where is poor dear Arius to try conclusions? Warring his life long upon the contransmagnificandjewbangtantiality. Illstarred heresiarch' In a Greek watercloset he breathed his last: euthan asia. With beaded mitre and with crozier, stalled upon his throne, widower of a widowed see, with upstiffed omophorion, with clotted hinderparts."
	4:25pm Deborah: Hello Everyone!
	4:26pm West Trenton Vinnie: great program, really enjoying, thank you
	4:26pm mariano: WM: I think for me it boils down to a fascination with the things the human imagination comes up with. Entire systems of thought, internally coherent, requiring years of study to master, but with no actual connection to physical reality. Living works of fiction, and not necessarily in the "bad" sense of the word. Haven't seen TMW, thanks - sounds right up my alley!
	4:27pm paul: Found it. By The Dahlmanns.
	4:30pm paul: Nice chatting. Stay safe.
	4:31pm B/wad: What a lovely, lovely show.
	4:33pm StringOFperils: O how nice ti find this!
	4:33pm B/wad: I popped my headphones in to go midnight grocery shopping here in Tel Aviv. Really into this ASMR guided-walk style show...we all wish we could do more traveling these days am I right
	4:35pm WM: @castor: Great quote! The word "omophorion" is new to me. @marino: Of course, non-physical ideas or fictions are just as real, in their manner, as physical objects.
	4:53pm mariano: Nice, castor! Joyce was certainly drilled in the finer points of Church history and philosophy by the Jesuits. WM: Agreed.
	4:53pm Webhamster Henry: If a tree falls on a radio show, does it make a sound?
	4:56pm βrian: I'm pretty sure Clotted Hinderparts was Doug's first band in high school, but only he can clarify.
	5:06pm ultradamno: Adriene! Blindies! Did not know this fill-in was happening, will have to catch up on the first two-thirds on the archives eventually!
	5:14pm Ike: The owls are not full of cream.
	5:14pm listener james from westwood: Wow, had never heard Badalamenti's explanation here.
	5:15pm Chud: Amazing show, Adriene!
	5:15pm chris: haven't heard this either, this is great.
	5:15pm Carmichael: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxCOOPERxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
	5:15pm river: I have SO enjoyed your show, thank you!
	5:16pm listener 126464: Hi Adriene, nice to hear you!
	5:18pm tim from champaign (now washington): The Angelo Badalemanti explanation was so great!
	5:19pm chresti: Hi Adriene, enjoying the show!
	5:22pm ultradamno: I believe that Badalamenti interview is in The Entire Mystery box, possibly the Gold Box too
	5:22pm Handy Haversack: @ultradamno: I e-mailed the address I have for you hoping you'd see in time that Adriene had a full three hours! Loving the show, Adriene! We are down to one computer, and Kate was revising, so I have not been able to chime in much. But I've been listening sitting outside listening to the sparrows feast.
	5:23pm ultradamno: There's certainly a lot of supplemental material regarding the music on it with AB interviews...
	5:23pm ParUbi: Fantastic work, Adriene. The Badalamenti / Owl thing was overwhelmingly cool-- gave me chills!
	5:24pm ultradamno: Hiya Handy! Did not see that.
	5:26pm ultradamno: OK, I did get it. I think it went to junk.
	5:27pm Handy Haversack: The sheer cheek of it! This program is making me want to collect more volumes of the Foxfire books.
	5:28pm -Ken: Afternoon. Tourists! Great show, Adriene
	5:30pm Handy Haversack: Hey, SMKen. Tech Hazmat Report coming up at 6?
	5:31pm -Ken: Nope! No hazmat content whatsoever today
	5:31pm Handy Haversack: Looking forward to it either way, Ken. I have missed too many Techtonics recently!
	5:32pm ultradamno: Darn, I was hoping for a how-to on building a Faraday cage into your hazmat suit
	5:32pm Mike in South Jersey: Great show! Norwogian Weed is inspired
	5:37pm editor_b: Where have you been all my life? Or... I guess... where have I been? This is some incredible radio.
	5:43pm royvis: So happy to have Blind Tourist with us again! A wonderful three hour show!
	5:44pm βrian: I put a speaker up to the window. The Satyrs next door are rapt.
	5:45pm dale: really been enjoying this. actually like it better as a three hour tour - it gives the soundbites time to breathe.
	5:46pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, Adriene, for hoisting the orange flag high so we can follow you for these past three hours.
	5:47pm Handy Haversack: Miss the Blind Tourist a lot. Really great to hear your show again, Adriene. This has been a voyage. Lost in a forest. Or found.
	5:48pm adriene: Thanks everyone! 3 hours was new for me, but I really enjoyed putting it together so I'm glad you all had a nice time listening.
	5:50pm Zetti: Wonderful show, Thanks Adriene
	5:51pm Carmichael: Man, these stinking birds are loud! How can I sleep?!?
	5:52pm βrian: Not frogs?
	5:53pm chresti: Thanks Adriene!
	5:53pm adriene: they are frogs! loud frogs
	5:54pm Carmichael: Freaky!
	5:54pm ultradamno: Keep down frogs...crickets too!
	5:54pm βrian: Why, that makes me wonder why nobody says "why" anymore?
	5:54pm Joe Mulligan: Sounds like some Chris Watson from Cima Verde! Love these organic sounds
	5:55pm Handy Haversack: Joe Mulligan, that very thing is thirteen items up the playlist!
	5:57pm Joe Mulligan: @Handy well I do recognize that Italian crow haha.
	5:58pm adriene: Cima Verde is playing again very lightly under the frogs - so you're right, it's there again.
	5:59pm antonio: Great show! I miss traveling, this is the next best thing.
	5:59pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Adriene!
	6:00pm chris: thanks, Adriene. great show!
	6:00pm royvis: Goodness, this voice and melody.
	6:00pm tim from champaign (now washington): Thanks, Adriene! Come back soon!
	6:00pm adriene: thanks everyone! Have nice week
	6:01pm Webhamster Henry: This has been a nice show - a bit like Neighbor's Noise with Trouble's birds.
	6:01pm castor: Amazing show Adriene! So nice to hear the musics and thoughts of the woods. Thank you!
	6:02pm mariano: Thanks Adriene, such a treat to get 3 hours of accidental tourism! Thanks Crew, take care folks!
	6:03pm ultradamno: Thank you Adriene, skeletons! Hope to hear more blind tourism guides in the near future!
	6:35pm northguineahills: I never do polls, I don’t wants others to determine other’s desires (yes, I’m listening to wfmu, so, I’m a hypocrite.
	6:58pm jagoda: thx for the hike through the forest hallo from germoney

The Blind Tourist with Adriene: Playlist from September 28, 2020

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