WFMU: Bad Animals with Jim the Poet and Amanda: Playlist from August 28, 2021

Listener comments!
	6:02am pgalub: Ribbit, man. Ribbit. 🐸
	6:03am Rob from Maryland: Good morning Jim the Poet and Amanda! Do I hear periodical cicadas in the background of this piece?
	6:04am Amanda: @Rob from Maryland Yes! Thank you for identifying them.
	6:06am fred: I think former WFMU DJ Nat Roe worked for Irene Moon at some point
	6:07am P-90: woof, moo, gobble, whinny, screech, growl, roar, chirp, bleat, croak, hoot, neigh, oink, cluck, quack, baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
	6:07am Scott67: G'day Amanda & Jim & Animals! 😎🤙🐒🐅🐪🐖🐊🐙🦋🦎🦈🐡
	6:07am Rob from Maryland: @Amanda, I have a lot of experience with them hear in Maryland. And I miss them so. I would pick them up off our car tires and walk around with them and put them on trees. We had, um, a lot in our neighborhood.
	6:08am Rob from Maryland: *here in Maryland ... coffee, more coffee ...
	6:10am Amanda: Hello pgalub, P-90, Scott67, and fred!
	6:11am @julielinor: Good moooooooooorning 💜🐮
	6:12am Amanda: Hi julie and cow! <3
	6:13am Rob from Maryland: Good morning fellow bad animal listeners!
	6:15am pollypinocle: Up early.. puking cat! 'Morning, all!
	6:16am Amanda: Ah, the best alarm clock there is!
	6:17am HyperDose: I'm ready for some baaaad hangs 😎🐦🦌🎶
	6:17am Morgan from Philly: good morning all. the katydids have started droning this past week.
	6:21am Jim the Poet: I'm having considerable trouble sketching a frog this morning
	6:22am Amanda: Lovely to have you join us, Morgan, HyperDose, and polly (and all frogs and insects)!
	6:23am Scott67: G'day HyperD, how ya doin mate? 😎🤙🌱🌻
	6:27am Marley P. Dogg: Good morning Amanda and Jim! Hope you’re both well!
	6:28am @julielinor: 💔🎶👌
	6:29am Amanda: Breakfast milk bone for Marley
	6:32am KWilde: Good Morning!
	6:37am Nuno Marcal: The overwhelming number of cicadas emerging at once is protective. ... But the 13- and 17-year recurrence of cicada emergences may be an even savvier strategy. Both 13 and 17 are prime numbers, meaning they're divisible only by 1 and themselves.
	6:38am Scott67: 🐸
	6:39am Scott67: Sounds rude?
	6:39am LastWhiteRhino: Hello Amanda and Jim.
	6:40am Morgan from Philly: The existence of a turkey slap that would suggest turkeys are the percussion instruments themselves
	6:41am Morgan from Philly: oops would suggest that
	6:41am yippie: hey I thought cats were nocturnal
	6:43am Jim the Poet: I guess it's more like a call box. I thought I saw one somewhere that was more like a tail fan thing
	6:43am Morgan from Philly: anyway i think that every summer august drone is katydids. i looked that up very early in life because my brother used to tell me it was power lines in the neighborhood overheating
	6:44am Amanda: Hi Key, yippie, LWR, Nuno! I am going to stop greeting people after this, but please know that you and your animals are all very welcome.
	6:46am Amanda: Cats are crepuscular, which means they're most active at dawn and dusk.
	6:48am LastWhiteRhino: Do Spotted Lanternflies make a sound ??? (other than the crunching sound when people stomp them).
	6:49am Amanda: I'm sure other spotted lanternflies can hear them just fine!
	6:50am garlic lover: Gm J&M ! Good sounds ty ty
	6:54am Rob from Maryland: @LastWhiteRhino, I don't think so. I checked the wikipedia for the species and there's nothing in the entry for noise, sound, or communication.
	6:54am Beast of Boonton: @Morgan from Philly: Katydids are heard at night. "Katy did, katy-did, katy-did..."
	6:54am Cooh John: Up with all the animals.
	6:55am Nuno Marcal: People also ask Do prime numbers help cicadas survive? By cycling at a large prime number, cicadas minimize the chance that some bird or other predator can make a living off them. The emergence of a 17-year cicada species, for example, would sync with its five-year predator only every (5 multiplied by 17) 85 years.
	6:56am Jackie G: Wasn't Otter one of the characters in Animal House?
	6:58am LastWhiteRhino: Thanks for the info Rob from Maryland. Maybe they are just very shy.
	7:01am HyperDose: Doing alright, Scott. Each day is a little better. Enjoying the company and accompanying sounds.
	7:01am Rob from Maryland: LastWhiteRhino, they probably are shy. As an introvert, I understand.
	7:01am Rob from Maryland: @Jackie G, yes!
	7:02am Jackie G: ....and Flounder. Can't forget Flounder.
	7:03am Jackie G: Jeremiah was a bull frog!
	7:04am Rob from Maryland: was a good friend of mine
	7:05am Morgan from Philly: only at night, Beast? i thought it was temperature dependent. ah this is a poem
	7:06am Beast of Boonton: Katydids are nocturnal - yes
	7:07am yippie: did you get a covid approved lion mask
	7:07am Morgan from Philly: ooh though! i dislike phonetic descriptions of animal sounds they are so inadequate
	7:08am @julielinor: Jim the Brit :)
	7:09am Jim the Poet: The Frog BY HILAIRE BELLOC Be kind and tender to the Frog, And do not call him names, As ‘Slimy skin,’ or ‘Polly-wog,’ Or likewise ‘Ugly James,’ Or ‘Gape-a-grin,’ or ‘Toad-gone-wrong,’ Or ‘Billy Bandy-knees’: The Frog is justly sensitive To epithets like these. No animal will more repay A treatment kind and fair; At least so lonely people say Who keep a frog (and, by the way, They are extremely rare).
	7:09am yippie: Snap Snap Snap
	7:10am Jim the Poet: I'm Nobody! Who are you? (260) Emily Dickinson - 1830-1886 I'm Nobody! Who are you? Are you – Nobody – too? Then there's a pair of us! Don't tell! they'd advertise – you know! How dreary – to be – Somebody! How public – like a Frog – To tell one's name – the livelong June – To an admiring Bog!
	7:11am Jackie G: My niece has a frog. She named him Apollo. He eats crickets. Only live crickets.
	7:12am Jim the Poet: I want to have a pet cricket
	7:13am Morgan from Philly: huh. im seeing there are also annual cicadas. i am woefully underinformed
	7:14am Morgan from Philly: frogs are barometers of ecological disruption too, poor little guys
	7:14am Morgan from Philly: Ray Milland in FROGS lol
	7:15am dale: ray milland and joan van ark - how could that NOT be a hit?
	7:15am Beast of Boonton: The "Frogs' movie was fun - except they used toads
	7:15am Morgan from Philly: @dale i cant believe thats a real movie
	7:16am Jim the Poet: I am going to check out that Frogs movie today!!!
	7:16am хtina: hello hello friends :) thanks for having me
	7:16am dale: i loved the man with the x-ray eyes. look at bowie in his last vid and then look at ray milland toward the end of that film - same guy.
	7:18am Amanda: We are so thrilled to have you xtina!!!
	7:18am dale: www.youtube.com...
	7:20am Beast of Boonton: Ray Milland and Rosie Grier in "The Thing with Two Heads" - another classic
	7:20am хtina: FROGS (1972) is such a treat... real good vibes that one haha
	7:20am dale: frogs don't seem too ferocious in that trailer. the spiders and snakes though....it's like a jim stafford song.
	7:21am Rob from Maryland: This Dengue Fever song "Tokay" is about a gecko iirc
	7:24am Jackie G: Sam Elliott was in Frogs. THE Sam Elliott? He was in "The Lifeguard" Sam has had quite the acting career.
	7:25am Will the Sound Guy: Good morning Jim, Amanda, and all!!
	7:25am @julielinor: Hi xtina 🙂
	7:25am @julielinor: Morning Will!
	7:26am Will the Sound Guy: 🌞☀️🔆
	7:30am хtina: hi @Julie hello hello and yes @Rob from Maryland ya got me...
	7:32am Rob from Maryland: Hi xtina
	7:33am Rob from Maryland: @xtina I liked the Cibo Matto song too
	7:35am Jackie G: So painful to see trees being chopped down "for developemnt". We need the trees: the lungs of the Earth.
	7:37am Kiss Grits: Can you play Simon by elf power? I think you’re gonna love the subject matter.
	7:43am Rob from Maryland: Herps rule!
	7:45am yippie: im still thinking about the movie where marlon brando lets a toad smoke a cigar and then the toad explodes
	7:48am Jackie G: The Great Swamp is in my backyard, almost. Love the Great Swamp. So grateful.
	7:56am хtina: hey Jackie YES! The Great Swamp is a federally managed wildlife preserve - I encourage any local listeners to check it out. It is truly a gem.
	7:56am Toothgrinder Tom: Who was the guest? A biologist from Florida? I missed her intro.
	7:57am Amanda: RIP Biggie!!! <3
	7:57am хtina: Pour one out for Biggie
	7:58am queems: good morning!!
	7:59am хtina: hey Queems :)
	8:00am Amanda: @Toothgrinder Tom Kristina is a botanist from right here in NJ!
	8:00am queems: @xtina did i miss eyes without a face
	8:03am Jackie G: Occhi Su Di Me, really? Sounded good.
	8:04am Toothgrinder Tom: Thanks, Amanda - so when she talked about the importance of wetlands ‘here’ (and how ‘this’ is one of the most developed states), she was referencing New Jersey?
	8:05am хtina: Thanks again Amanda & Jim for inviting me on, so happy to join you guys. @queems only just, we played an Italian cover.
	8:06am Jim the Poet: That was awesome!
	8:07am Amanda: @Toothgrinder Tom Yes
	8:07am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, BA bunch. Did I mention that time I was hiking near Tucson and saw two rattlesnakes and a Gila monster? 🐍🐍🦎
	8:08am Amanda: Ooooooohhhhh scary!!!!
	8:08am briania: This King Gizzard sounds very Hawkwindy.
	8:08am Jackie G: In grammar school a classmate brought in a garter snake to class. He kept it in his shirt pocket. The snake pee'ed, so the guy had a big wet stain on his shirt the rest of the day.
	8:11am dale: not used to hearing this at the right speed. thank you s.m. ken.
	8:12am queems: lolll
	8:13am Toothgrinder Tom: When I was in Hawaii two weeks ago I saw lots of geckos. They were ever-present on our balcony. I was impressed at how they could cling to a ceiling in seeming defiance of gravity.
	8:13am HyperDose: This showwww 😍
	8:16am Amanda: Aw @HyperDose thank you very much!
	8:17am dale: pickin' on the stooges!
	8:17am arrr: this is a good one haha
	8:18am LastWhiteRhino: Sing it Iggy PUP !!!
	8:21am dale: nice to FINALLY hear a tom t. tune. r.i.p.
	8:23am LastWhiteRhino: This ia a "Honey" of a song.
	8:23am HyperDose: This Bobby Goldsboro is powerfully cute
	8:27am melinda: Hi everyone
	8:27am Jim the Poet: Hey Melinda!
	8:27am dale: who knew bobby goldsboro is now a painter? scrolll down and see his cute black bear cub painting. www.bobbygoldsboro.com...
	8:29am dale: his whole wildlife collection - elephant included. www.bobbygoldsboro.com...
	8:30am dale: freddie the frog from new zoo review.
	8:39am queems: kitty woman gets me every time
	8:39am Ken From Hyde Park: On the Old Codger's show, they can't even mention the name Flp the Frg anymore.
	8:39am Jim the Poet: Lady Onyx just seems too young to have baby kitties
	8:40am Kathleen from JC: Kittens having kittens. Sad but true.
	8:40am melinda: I saw the cutest YouTube vid of a cat giving birth this week
	8:40am queems: there’s a cat at my local animal shelter who has been there for a year who i desperately want to find a home. mostly so my sister stops sending me his photo every day
	8:40am melinda: She does look young
	8:41am Kathleen from JC: No more kittens for Lady Onyx. She's retired!
	8:41am melinda: @Ken it’s a damn shame
	8:44am dale: thought this was charlie rich for a split second.
	8:46am adampsyche: FOTC!
	8:46am miss kitty Catskill: My favorite part of this great series !! Yay!!
	8:50am HyperDose: Kitten aficionado Kathleen is an asset to humanity
	8:51am Amanda: Kathleen, I have a feeling I will be taking home one or two of your featured kitties before too long!
	8:51am Jim the Poet: FOUR PAWS UP
	8:51am Kathleen from JC: I won't stop you, Amanda! They'd be mighty lucky cats.
	8:53am Kathleen from JC: Oh HyperDose that's so nice of you! I'm one of many.
	8:55am Will the Sound Guy: Thank you Jim and Amanda for the fun show!
	8:55am HyperDose: Thanks, Amanda & Jim! 😻
	8:56am Kathleen from JC: Thanks Amanda and Jim!
	8:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, hosts. See you Monday evening on Techtonic, Amanda!
	8:58am Jim the Poet: B Y E
	8:59am Amanda: Thank you all for listening!

Bad Animals with Jim the Poet and Amanda: Playlist from August 28, 2021

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Artist	Track	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Amanda and Jim the Poet	Bad Animals Theme Song			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
David Rothenberg & Lucie Vitkova	A thousand insects wake from sleep			0:01:27 (Pop-up)
Amon Tobin	Kitty Cat "Kitty Cat" by "Amon Tobin"			0:08:09 (Pop-up)
Southern Culture on the Skids	Camel Walk			0:12:20 (Pop-up)
camel	sounds "sounds" by "camel"			0:14:55 (Pop-up)
The Ikettes	Camel Walk "Camel Walk" by "The Ikettes"			0:16:54 (Pop-up)
(Smog)	I Break Horses "I Break Horses" by "(Smog)"			0:19:28 (Pop-up)
Horse walking	snorting etc. "snorting etc." by "Horse walking"			0:25:28 (Pop-up)
The Rolling Stones	Beast of Burden			0:27:35 (Pop-up)

John Edward	The Lion Sleeps Tonight			0:40:07 (Pop-up)
Leo Genovese, Mariano Otero, Sergio Varinelli	Los Pajaros		*	0:42:32 (Pop-up)
Ghost Cousin	I Wanna Hold Your Otter Hand			0:47:08 (Pop-up)
Otter	sounds "sounds" by "Otter"	This otter be great		0:52:29 (Pop-up)
Model Village	Otters "Otters" by "Model Village"		*	0:52:32 (Pop-up)
deadmau5	50 Something Cats "50 Something Cats" by "deadmau5"			0:56:36 (Pop-up)
Sylvia	Pussycat "Pussycat" by "Sylvia"		*	0:58:59 (Pop-up)

Moondog	Frog Bog "Frog Bog" by "Moondog"			1:09:27 (Pop-up)
Mort Garson	Mellow Mood for Maidenhair			1:11:32 (Pop-up)
	FROGS 1972 TV trailer "FROGS 1972 TV trailer"			1:13:47 (Pop-up)
Flat Duo Jets	Frog Went a-Courtin’			1:14:44 (Pop-up)
Tommy Bell	Swamp Gal "Swamp Gal" by "Tommy Bell"			1:16:55 (Pop-up)
Dengue Fever	Tokay "Tokay" by "Dengue Fever"			1:19:01 (Pop-up)
Ween	Roses Are Free "Roses Are Free" by "Ween"			1:23:26 (Pop-up)
Cibo Matto	Flowers "Flowers" by "Cibo Matto"			1:28:01 (Pop-up)
Bonnie Carol	The Tree Song "The Tree Song" by "Bonnie Carol"			1:30:53 (Pop-up)
Jan & Dean	Like a Summer Rain "Like a Summer Rain" by "Jan & Dean"			1:35:39 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Chatting with Botanist and WFMU Volunteer Kristina Necovska				1:38:02 (Pop-up)
Roberto Sandrini	Occhi Su Di Me (12” version)			1:55:27 (Pop-up)

Shannon and the Clams	Snakes Crawl		*	1:59:41 (Pop-up)
King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard	Rattlesnake			2:02:53 (Pop-up)
The Osmonds	Crazy Horses "Crazy Horses" by "The Osmonds"			2:10:48 (Pop-up)
Wild Earp and the Free For Alls	Ain’t it a Shame (When Your Horse Goes Lame)		*	2:13:10 (Pop-up)
Uncle Tupelo	I Wanna Be Your Dog "I Wanna Be Your Dog" by "Uncle Tupelo"			2:16:31 (Pop-up)
Tom T Hall	Who’s Gonna Feed Them Hogs			2:19:43 (Pop-up)
Bobby Goldsboro	Me and the Elephants w/elephant trumpets			2:22:09 (Pop-up)
Mikado Koko	Two Birds "Two Birds" by "Mikado Koko"		*	2:24:51 (Pop-up)
	a song			2:29:11 (Pop-up)
Kitty Korner with Kathleen	Lady Onyx			2:37:20 (Pop-up)
Party Favor & Zooly	Meow "Meow" by "Party Favor & Zooly"			2:39:32 (Pop-up)
Johnny and the Hurricanes	Rockin’ Goose			2:41:43 (Pop-up)
Martin Mull	In the Eyes of My Dog (Dog Version)			2:43:32 (Pop-up)
Flight of the Conchords	Hiphopapotamus vs. Rhymenoceros			2:45:25 (Pop-up)
Wolf	howls "howls" by "Wolf"			2:47:32 (Pop-up)
Alicja-Pop	Howlin’ "Howlin’" by "Alicja-Pop"		*	2:48:20 (Pop-up)
Jose Feliciano	Bye Bye Blackbird "Bye Bye Blackbird" by "Jose Feliciano"			2:51:55 (Pop-up)
The Kinks	Animal Farm "Animal Farm" by "The Kinks"			2:58:22 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:02am pgalub: Ribbit, man. Ribbit. 🐸
	6:03am Rob from Maryland: Good morning Jim the Poet and Amanda! Do I hear periodical cicadas in the background of this piece?
	6:04am Amanda: @Rob from Maryland Yes! Thank you for identifying them.
	6:06am fred: I think former WFMU DJ Nat Roe worked for Irene Moon at some point
	6:07am P-90: woof, moo, gobble, whinny, screech, growl, roar, chirp, bleat, croak, hoot, neigh, oink, cluck, quack, baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!
	6:07am Scott67: G'day Amanda & Jim & Animals! 😎🤙🐒🐅🐪🐖🐊🐙🦋🦎🦈🐡
	6:07am Rob from Maryland: @Amanda, I have a lot of experience with them hear in Maryland. And I miss them so. I would pick them up off our car tires and walk around with them and put them on trees. We had, um, a lot in our neighborhood.
	6:08am Rob from Maryland: *here in Maryland ... coffee, more coffee ...
	6:10am Amanda: Hello pgalub, P-90, Scott67, and fred!
	6:11am @julielinor: Good moooooooooorning 💜🐮
	6:12am Amanda: Hi julie and cow! <3
	6:13am Rob from Maryland: Good morning fellow bad animal listeners!
	6:15am pollypinocle: Up early.. puking cat! 'Morning, all!
	6:16am Amanda: Ah, the best alarm clock there is!
	6:17am HyperDose: I'm ready for some baaaad hangs 😎🐦🦌🎶
	6:17am Morgan from Philly: good morning all. the katydids have started droning this past week.
	6:21am Jim the Poet: I'm having considerable trouble sketching a frog this morning
	6:22am Amanda: Lovely to have you join us, Morgan, HyperDose, and polly (and all frogs and insects)!
	6:23am Scott67: G'day HyperD, how ya doin mate? 😎🤙🌱🌻
	6:27am Marley P. Dogg: Good morning Amanda and Jim! Hope you’re both well!
	6:28am @julielinor: 💔🎶👌
	6:29am Amanda: Breakfast milk bone for Marley
	6:32am KWilde: Good Morning!
	6:37am Nuno Marcal: The overwhelming number of cicadas emerging at once is protective. ... But the 13- and 17-year recurrence of cicada emergences may be an even savvier strategy. Both 13 and 17 are prime numbers, meaning they're divisible only by 1 and themselves.
	6:38am Scott67: 🐸
	6:39am Scott67: Sounds rude?
	6:39am LastWhiteRhino: Hello Amanda and Jim.
	6:40am Morgan from Philly: The existence of a turkey slap that would suggest turkeys are the percussion instruments themselves
	6:41am Morgan from Philly: oops would suggest that
	6:41am yippie: hey I thought cats were nocturnal
	6:43am Jim the Poet: I guess it's more like a call box. I thought I saw one somewhere that was more like a tail fan thing
	6:43am Morgan from Philly: anyway i think that every summer august drone is katydids. i looked that up very early in life because my brother used to tell me it was power lines in the neighborhood overheating
	6:44am Amanda: Hi Key, yippie, LWR, Nuno! I am going to stop greeting people after this, but please know that you and your animals are all very welcome.
	6:46am Amanda: Cats are crepuscular, which means they're most active at dawn and dusk.
	6:48am LastWhiteRhino: Do Spotted Lanternflies make a sound ??? (other than the crunching sound when people stomp them).
	6:49am Amanda: I'm sure other spotted lanternflies can hear them just fine!
	6:50am garlic lover: Gm J&M ! Good sounds ty ty
	6:54am Rob from Maryland: @LastWhiteRhino, I don't think so. I checked the wikipedia for the species and there's nothing in the entry for noise, sound, or communication.
	6:54am Beast of Boonton: @Morgan from Philly: Katydids are heard at night. "Katy did, katy-did, katy-did..."
	6:54am Cooh John: Up with all the animals.
	6:55am Nuno Marcal: People also ask Do prime numbers help cicadas survive? By cycling at a large prime number, cicadas minimize the chance that some bird or other predator can make a living off them. The emergence of a 17-year cicada species, for example, would sync with its five-year predator only every (5 multiplied by 17) 85 years.
	6:56am Jackie G: Wasn't Otter one of the characters in Animal House?
	6:58am LastWhiteRhino: Thanks for the info Rob from Maryland. Maybe they are just very shy.
	7:01am HyperDose: Doing alright, Scott. Each day is a little better. Enjoying the company and accompanying sounds.
	7:01am Rob from Maryland: LastWhiteRhino, they probably are shy. As an introvert, I understand.
	7:01am Rob from Maryland: @Jackie G, yes!
	7:02am Jackie G: ....and Flounder. Can't forget Flounder.
	7:03am Jackie G: Jeremiah was a bull frog!
	7:04am Rob from Maryland: was a good friend of mine
	7:05am Morgan from Philly: only at night, Beast? i thought it was temperature dependent. ah this is a poem
	7:06am Beast of Boonton: Katydids are nocturnal - yes
	7:07am yippie: did you get a covid approved lion mask
	7:07am Morgan from Philly: ooh though! i dislike phonetic descriptions of animal sounds they are so inadequate
	7:08am @julielinor: Jim the Brit :)
	7:09am Jim the Poet: The Frog BY HILAIRE BELLOC Be kind and tender to the Frog, And do not call him names, As ‘Slimy skin,’ or ‘Polly-wog,’ Or likewise ‘Ugly James,’ Or ‘Gape-a-grin,’ or ‘Toad-gone-wrong,’ Or ‘Billy Bandy-knees’: The Frog is justly sensitive To epithets like these. No animal will more repay A treatment kind and fair; At least so lonely people say Who keep a frog (and, by the way, They are extremely rare).
	7:09am yippie: Snap Snap Snap
	7:10am Jim the Poet: I'm Nobody! Who are you? (260) Emily Dickinson - 1830-1886 I'm Nobody! Who are you? Are you – Nobody – too? Then there's a pair of us! Don't tell! they'd advertise – you know! How dreary – to be – Somebody! How public – like a Frog – To tell one's name – the livelong June – To an admiring Bog!
	7:11am Jackie G: My niece has a frog. She named him Apollo. He eats crickets. Only live crickets.
	7:12am Jim the Poet: I want to have a pet cricket
	7:13am Morgan from Philly: huh. im seeing there are also annual cicadas. i am woefully underinformed
	7:14am Morgan from Philly: frogs are barometers of ecological disruption too, poor little guys
	7:14am Morgan from Philly: Ray Milland in FROGS lol
	7:15am dale: ray milland and joan van ark - how could that NOT be a hit?
	7:15am Beast of Boonton: The "Frogs' movie was fun - except they used toads
	7:15am Morgan from Philly: @dale i cant believe thats a real movie
	7:16am Jim the Poet: I am going to check out that Frogs movie today!!!
	7:16am хtina: hello hello friends :) thanks for having me
	7:16am dale: i loved the man with the x-ray eyes. look at bowie in his last vid and then look at ray milland toward the end of that film - same guy.
	7:18am Amanda: We are so thrilled to have you xtina!!!
	7:18am dale: www.youtube.com...
	7:20am Beast of Boonton: Ray Milland and Rosie Grier in "The Thing with Two Heads" - another classic
	7:20am хtina: FROGS (1972) is such a treat... real good vibes that one haha
	7:20am dale: frogs don't seem too ferocious in that trailer. the spiders and snakes though....it's like a jim stafford song.
	7:21am Rob from Maryland: This Dengue Fever song "Tokay" is about a gecko iirc
	7:24am Jackie G: Sam Elliott was in Frogs. THE Sam Elliott? He was in "The Lifeguard" Sam has had quite the acting career.
	7:25am Will the Sound Guy: Good morning Jim, Amanda, and all!!
	7:25am @julielinor: Hi xtina 🙂
	7:25am @julielinor: Morning Will!
	7:26am Will the Sound Guy: 🌞☀️🔆
	7:30am хtina: hi @Julie hello hello and yes @Rob from Maryland ya got me...
	7:32am Rob from Maryland: Hi xtina
	7:33am Rob from Maryland: @xtina I liked the Cibo Matto song too
	7:35am Jackie G: So painful to see trees being chopped down "for developemnt". We need the trees: the lungs of the Earth.
	7:37am Kiss Grits: Can you play Simon by elf power? I think you’re gonna love the subject matter.
	7:43am Rob from Maryland: Herps rule!
	7:45am yippie: im still thinking about the movie where marlon brando lets a toad smoke a cigar and then the toad explodes
	7:48am Jackie G: The Great Swamp is in my backyard, almost. Love the Great Swamp. So grateful.
	7:56am хtina: hey Jackie YES! The Great Swamp is a federally managed wildlife preserve - I encourage any local listeners to check it out. It is truly a gem.
	7:56am Toothgrinder Tom: Who was the guest? A biologist from Florida? I missed her intro.
	7:57am Amanda: RIP Biggie!!! <3
	7:57am хtina: Pour one out for Biggie
	7:58am queems: good morning!!
	7:59am хtina: hey Queems :)
	8:00am Amanda: @Toothgrinder Tom Kristina is a botanist from right here in NJ!
	8:00am queems: @xtina did i miss eyes without a face
	8:03am Jackie G: Occhi Su Di Me, really? Sounded good.
	8:04am Toothgrinder Tom: Thanks, Amanda - so when she talked about the importance of wetlands ‘here’ (and how ‘this’ is one of the most developed states), she was referencing New Jersey?
	8:05am хtina: Thanks again Amanda & Jim for inviting me on, so happy to join you guys. @queems only just, we played an Italian cover.
	8:06am Jim the Poet: That was awesome!
	8:07am Amanda: @Toothgrinder Tom Yes
	8:07am Ken From Hyde Park: Good morning, BA bunch. Did I mention that time I was hiking near Tucson and saw two rattlesnakes and a Gila monster? 🐍🐍🦎
	8:08am Amanda: Ooooooohhhhh scary!!!!
	8:08am briania: This King Gizzard sounds very Hawkwindy.
	8:08am Jackie G: In grammar school a classmate brought in a garter snake to class. He kept it in his shirt pocket. The snake pee'ed, so the guy had a big wet stain on his shirt the rest of the day.
	8:11am dale: not used to hearing this at the right speed. thank you s.m. ken.
	8:12am queems: lolll
	8:13am Toothgrinder Tom: When I was in Hawaii two weeks ago I saw lots of geckos. They were ever-present on our balcony. I was impressed at how they could cling to a ceiling in seeming defiance of gravity.
	8:13am HyperDose: This showwww 😍
	8:16am Amanda: Aw @HyperDose thank you very much!
	8:17am dale: pickin' on the stooges!
	8:17am arrr: this is a good one haha
	8:18am LastWhiteRhino: Sing it Iggy PUP !!!
	8:21am dale: nice to FINALLY hear a tom t. tune. r.i.p.
	8:23am LastWhiteRhino: This ia a "Honey" of a song.
	8:23am HyperDose: This Bobby Goldsboro is powerfully cute
	8:27am melinda: Hi everyone
	8:27am Jim the Poet: Hey Melinda!
	8:27am dale: who knew bobby goldsboro is now a painter? scrolll down and see his cute black bear cub painting. www.bobbygoldsboro.com...
	8:29am dale: his whole wildlife collection - elephant included. www.bobbygoldsboro.com...
	8:30am dale: freddie the frog from new zoo review.
	8:39am queems: kitty woman gets me every time
	8:39am Ken From Hyde Park: On the Old Codger's show, they can't even mention the name Flp the Frg anymore.
	8:39am Jim the Poet: Lady Onyx just seems too young to have baby kitties
	8:40am Kathleen from JC: Kittens having kittens. Sad but true.
	8:40am melinda: I saw the cutest YouTube vid of a cat giving birth this week
	8:40am queems: there’s a cat at my local animal shelter who has been there for a year who i desperately want to find a home. mostly so my sister stops sending me his photo every day
	8:40am melinda: She does look young
	8:41am Kathleen from JC: No more kittens for Lady Onyx. She's retired!
	8:41am melinda: @Ken it’s a damn shame
	8:44am dale: thought this was charlie rich for a split second.
	8:46am adampsyche: FOTC!
	8:46am miss kitty Catskill: My favorite part of this great series !! Yay!!
	8:50am HyperDose: Kitten aficionado Kathleen is an asset to humanity
	8:51am Amanda: Kathleen, I have a feeling I will be taking home one or two of your featured kitties before too long!
	8:51am Jim the Poet: FOUR PAWS UP
	8:51am Kathleen from JC: I won't stop you, Amanda! They'd be mighty lucky cats.
	8:53am Kathleen from JC: Oh HyperDose that's so nice of you! I'm one of many.
	8:55am Will the Sound Guy: Thank you Jim and Amanda for the fun show!
	8:55am HyperDose: Thanks, Amanda & Jim! 😻
	8:56am Kathleen from JC: Thanks Amanda and Jim!
	8:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, hosts. See you Monday evening on Techtonic, Amanda!
	8:58am Jim the Poet: B Y E
	8:59am Amanda: Thank you all for listening!

Bad Animals with Jim the Poet and Amanda: Playlist from August 28, 2021

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