WFMU: Bryce: Playlist from April 1, 2016

Listener comments!
	12:03pm Carmichael: Heya Bryce and fools! Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit ...
	12:03pm bill: freitag! Bryce! w00!
	12:04pm Cliff: Good afternoon
	12:04pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, Brijesh & all!
	12:08pm Bryce: hey!
	12:08pm George of Troy: Good afternoon, gang.
	12:08pm Bryce: this guy's playing a strat
	12:17pm Casement 5ound: These is my jams!
	12:17pm Barney Grubbs: he reveals some of his secrets here: www.berklee.edu...
	12:18pm Bryce: ahh, that's great! thanks!
	12:18pm Dave in Vermont: What year is this U. Srinivas? (before or after Harrison, within you without you)
	12:20pm Bryce: '86, maybe?
	12:29pm sphere: hello bryce and everybody. :)
	12:36pm Cliff: Hello sphere
	12:36pm BriJet: Hellllooo
	12:38pm Bryce: goooood afternoon
	12:41pm Polyus: Woo Hoo, Sex And Broadcasting is finally coming to Minneapolis!
	12:46pm Cliff: I wonder when it's coming to Syracuse? (Probably never)
	12:49pm Chris from DC: Oh great, love these occasional raga shows.
	12:49pm cklequ: It's also finally available to purchase.... vimeo.com...
	12:49pm bill: I was going to say SaB was on On Demand, but that's too cruel a prank even for 4/1
	12:51pm Cliff: Haha bill. And thanks for the link cklequ!
	12:52pm bill: thx, chkleqeue!
	12:56pm Jesse K: morning Bryce! Dammit missed the mandolin ecstasy!
	12:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'm on the mailing list for Upsmart Films in Rhinebeck. I wonder if they'll show it. www.upstatefilms.org
	12:59pm Bryce: hey, jesse!
	1:00pm sphere: i hope they bring Sex and Broadcasting down to DC or Baltimore....
	1:01pm Carmichael: The guy on the left sure looks ecstatic ...
	1:02pm ottovonbqe: why is it called sex and broadcasting? is there a lot of sex going on at wfmu?
	1:04pm Cliff: It always sounds funny to me when people refer to Poughkeepsie and environs as "upstate".....I guess we're just out in the wilderness way up here :)
	1:04pm Polyus: That's what I heard. Plus some broadcasting.
	1:06pm Chris from DC: That is some incredible tabla.
	1:06pm Bryce: i wondered that myself.... www.amazon.com...
	1:07pm sphere: i believe that "Sex and Broadcasting" was the name of a guide to community radio that inspired Station Manager Ken.
	1:08pm ottovonbqe: ah, thanks bryce! and sphere.
	1:10pm ottovonbqe: I guess I can see the relation. WFMU is always having trouble with its equipment too.
	1:14pm Michael in Seattle: This is great music to start the month ... "Sex and Broadcasting" was written by Lorenzo Milam who started our beloved and long-gone freeform station, KRAB-fm. I started subscribing when its original studio was a former donut shop in North Seattle.
	1:15pm Porcini: Meowww
	1:18pm Brendan: Acknowledgements to the Bryce man and the most excellent listenership
	1:21pm Cliff: Acknowledging Brendan for his fine acknowledgment of Bryce and the rest of us
	1:26pm Brendan: The most exalted and venerable Cliff! Let us commence to get our Raga on on this most auspicious Friday.
	1:27pm Summer and Michael: What a great show today, Bryce! Not like that's unusual, of course. But... love!
	1:28pm Brendan: Godamnit this is good.
	1:31pm Cliff: Indeed, honorable enlightened master Brendan! And blessings to the large and funny-loooking bug that is wandering around my desk right now in search of the wonderful sounds from my laptop
	1:31pm chris: hello, Bryce. loving the jams, baba. mind if i practice my yoga here?
	1:34pm P-90: Thanks @"Barney Grubbs" for the link to Prasanna's page about Gamaka. And Happy Friday, Bryce and Gang.
	1:35pm Casement 5ound: Classical music, on Veezel
	1:38pm SeanG: om namah shivaya
	1:42pm Cliff: I'm trying to whistle along with this, heh
	1:43pm Cliff: Outta my pitch range now
	1:47pm coelacanth: greetings Bryce and all - i'm thoroughly enjoying all this.
	1:47pm Barney Grubbs: I was too curious about how he made a strat sound like that!
	1:48pm Casement 5ound: Yes! Kadri is the shit
	1:51pm nickrhombi: this has been a most enjoyable sound track to an afternoon siesta of lucid dreaming. - pretty amazing level of technical proficiency on all levels. really, quite a ride. thanks, bryce.
	1:54pm Cliff: Carnatic saxophonic bliss
	1:56pm chris: some of these performers may have practiced these ragas for years before ever performing them in public. it is a level of dedication and mastery not often replicated in the west.
	1:56pm Chris from DC: That tabla player earlier sure sounded like it. Pretty blown away.
	1:57pm northguineahills: perfect soundtrack to keep me sane as I figured out how to scrub a virus from my laptap. Only took 35 minutes, all systems are go now. Thank you trial and error, and thank you Bryce!
	2:00pm chris: add that one to your infosec resume, ngh. nice job.
	2:02pm northguineahills: speaking of which, I'm revamping my resume right now, I really need job, and might be taking one in FL, but that would mean leaving me wife here in NYC.
	2:03pm Cecile: this is a great piece!
	2:03pm Cecile: what year was this piece recorded?
	2:04pm BriJet: Nice tunes.
	2:04pm P-90: Excellent set.
	2:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, ngh. I hope something turns up here and you don't have to move out like that.
	2:07pm chris: eek, ngh. good luck with the non-relocation job hunt!
	2:07pm Ike: Time to start working on your 2022 marathon premium!
	2:08pm Bryce: hey, cecile, i think that was from '96?
	2:08pm Bryce: hahaaa lol, ike
	2:08pm Cecile: That was beautifully recorded. Amazing technique
	2:12pm Cliff: Yes, good luck northguineahills. I'm actually moving abroad this summer for a new job.
	2:12pm northguineahills: Well, the job is FL is a dream job, the head of my own GIS department if of an environmental engineering firm that does environmental impact studies (I worked for them straight out of college until I moved here), but, it's in FL, and my wife has her dream job here.
	2:13pm northguineahills: oh, and thanks!!!
	2:15pm Gaylord Fields: Speaking of work, I've finally got the hang of the whole "working from home" bit — work from someone else's home, as I'm doing right now. That way you don't have all your home distractions tempting you.
	2:16pm Cliff: That's brilliant Gaylord
	2:17pm Cecile: I'm OK working one day a week from home. If I added more, I think I'd be one of those people at the library or the coffee shops.
	2:18pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, @Cliff: It also helps that this is the home of people with WFMU affiliations, so I can enjoy Bryce's show today to my heart's content.
	2:19pm Cecile: that is cool. Can you also take a nap on the sofa if your thought process requires it?
	2:19pm Cliff: Did you ask them their blood type? Or astrological sign?
	2:19pm P-90: @Gaylord: Sounds like you're onto something there. Makes a lot of sense.
	2:19pm Wild Neil: Bryce et al-good afternoon! Peace be unto you all! @Northguineahills-are you lamenting or actually looking for input?
	2:20pm mjgoins: Another amazing Bryce set
	2:20pm Gaylord Fields: @Cecile: Exactly! I need to find alternate venues to work in. This week, I worked two days in the office, two at my friend's home, and one properly at my home.
	2:22pm chris: i work from home 100%... wfmu is my distraction. i tried working from someone else's home, but they got really upset when they found me there... sheesh, some people.
	2:22pm Cecile: The writing teacher, Natalie Goldberg told a story of a woman who would write in her bank's vault. She'd go in and ask to see her security deposit box and then just park it at a table down there. No distractions.
	2:24pm Gaylord Fields: @Cecile: I'm (sitting) on the sofa now! @Chris: I suppose working from home is not a viable option if you work as a burglar.
	2:24pm Cliff: "Whaddya talkin' bout, a break-in?! I'm just trying to get some work done here! In your house! So what if we don't know each other?"
	2:25pm Cecile: One semester when I had a lot of homework on vacation, I found a hotel room a perfect place to work. We had down time in the AM, so hubby would read and I'd work on class stuff.
	2:28pm Gaylord Fields: I'm also thinking of "work-cation" options, such as other cities. My company's Southern California HQ is temporarily located in the backlot of a major movie/television production studio.
	2:29pm northguineahills: @Wild Neil: I'm actually lamenting since I finally ran out of money, but the job itself is what I've always wanted to do. I've had a friend of my brother who's a recruiter who gave me resume templates that should pass through most company's auto-algorithms, so, I'm hoping this will work this time. However, any advice is welcome. thanksss!
	2:30pm Michael in Seattle: @ngh, don't want to sound snarky, but GIS should be useful when FL is under water.
	2:32pm Cecile: I think you and your partner have a lot of soul-searching to do. Long-distance is hard.
	2:32pm northguineahills: btw, the History of Germany podcast I've been listening to before bed, actually uses Faust as its theme music. Apropos I'd say. In NYC all of the GIS jobs are mostly gov't, and the environmental impact studies on brown sites are also gov't. I've done 13 years of gov't jobs here, so, FL actually has more options in that regard.
	2:33pm Cliff: That was always my problem, I don't know the secret keywords or whatever to put on the resume to get it by the computer-assisted HR drones
	2:33pm northguineahills: I think me not making money is the bigger problem. Our first year and half dating we were in different countries.
	2:35pm Cecile: Marriage is a little different. Then again, neither one of us has been so in love with a job or town that one of us would want to stay back when the other one wanted to go.
	2:38pm Rev. Turnip Druid: why aren't i listening to this now?
	2:38pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...asks the me that existed until now.
	2:39pm Cliff: The answer lies within you.
	2:39pm Cecile: but then again, things might be a little less cut and dried for me if I had a job I really liked.
	2:45pm northguineahills: All I'm doing right now is walking dogs, and that just covers groceries. So, anything in the interim I'd welcome.
	2:47pm Chris from DC: This has been a great show. Cutting out early, forecast calls for afternoon beersies.
	2:47pm Carmichael: I hear ya there, Cecile. Just a few more years and I can kiss this whole work thing goodbye.
	2:47pm Cliff: Beer from the sky, what a wonderful place you live in Chris from DC
	2:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Quite the April Fool trick for someone expecting to hear something other than raga music this afternoon.
	2:52pm chris: this vox action blows me away... just wow.
	2:54pm rsj: craving samosa with day glow chutney
	2:55pm Bryce: i could go for some amanita falooda
	2:55pm YETI BOB: EXTRAORDINARY!
	2:57pm BriJet: Chana Saag!!!
	2:57pm Bryce: aw crap, it's almost that time. thanks for comin' 'rounnnnnd
	2:57pm BriJet: :) great show, mr. Bryce
	2:57pm Cliff: Thank you Bryce, that was excellent
	2:58pm coelacanth: Thanks Bryce!
	2:58pm chris: thank you, baba Bryce.
	2:59pm coelacanth: (falooda?)
	3:07pm Slazenger: A permanent Show should be given to Carnatic Music

Bryce: Playlist from April 1, 2016

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April 1, 2016

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Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Approx. start time
Prasanna	Janani Ninnuvina "Janani Ninnuvina" by "Prasanna"	Guitar Indian Style	raga: Reetigowiai / tala: Misrachapu composer: Subbaraya Sastri fender strat: Prasanna Ramaswamy violin: Embar S. Kannan mridangam: Srimushnam Raja Rao ghatam: S. Kartik	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
U. Srinivas	Brova Bharma "Brova Bharma" by "U. Srinivas"	Mandolin Ecstasy	raga: Bahudari / tala: Aadi mandolin: Uppalapu Srinivas violin: Sikkil Bhaskaran mridangam: Tanjore Upendran ghatam: Palghat Sundaram	0:15:18 (Pop-up)
N. Rajam	Raga Mian Malhar "Raga Mian Malhar" by "N. Rajam"	The Enchanting Violin of Dr. N. Rajam	Ektal & Teental violin: N. Rajam violin: Sangeeta Shankar tabla: Zakir Hussain	0:27:52 (Pop-up)

Kamalesh Maitra	Raga Rewa "Raga Rewa" by "Kamalesh Maitra"	The Voice of Sarod from the Strokes of Drums	Teental tabla tarang: Kamalesh Maitra tabla: Fazal Qureshi tanpura: Laura Patchen	0:53:50 (Pop-up)
Anyampatti S. Dhandapani	Nagumomu	Jalatharangam	Raga: Abheri / Tala: Aadi composer: Thyagaraja jal tarang: Anyampatti S. Dhandapani violin: Anayampatti S. Ganeshan mridangam: Thinniyam Y. Krishnan	1:10:16 (Pop-up)
Palladam S. Venkataramana Rao	Meevalla	Electronic Organ	raga: Kapi / tala: Jhampa composer: Thyagaraja electronic organ: Palladam S. Venkataramana Rao violin: Kanyakumari A mridangam: Thiruvarur Bhakthavathsalam ghatam: Subash Chandran TH	1:23:10 (Pop-up)
K. Sivaprasad	Nagumomu "Nagumomu" by "K. Sivaprasad"	Whistle	raga: Abheri / tala: Aadi composer: Thyagaraja mouth: K. Sivaprasad violin: Ramanathapuram Purnachander mridangam: Kandaswamy MN	1:32:36 (Pop-up)
Kadri Gopalnath	Maravairi Ramani "Maravairi Ramani" by "Kadri Gopalnath"	Naadagaambheeryam	raga: Nasikabhushani / tala: Tisra Adi composer:Thyagaraja saxophone: Kadri Gopalnath violin: A. Kanyakumari ghatam: E.M. Subrahmaniam mridangam: Thiruvarur Bhaktavatsalam muharsing: B. Rajasekhar	1:45:20 (Pop-up)

Imrat Khan	Raga Mian Ki Malhar "Raga Mian Ki Malhar" by "Imrat Khan"	Maestro's Choice	surbahar: Imrat Khan	2:05:43 (Pop-up)
Parween Sultana	Raga Nandkauns "Raga Nandkauns" by "Parween Sultana"	The Greatest Hits of Begum Parween Sultana	"Dayanidhi Deen Saran" in vilambit Ektal "Tore Bina Nahi Chainva" in drut Teental vox: Parween Sultana harmonium: Vasanti Mhapsekar tabla: Nizamuddin Khan	2:35:25 (Pop-up)
Mera Khan	Morchang solo "Morchang solo" by "Mera Khan"	Inde: Rajasthan: Musiciens Professionnels Populaires		2:56:20 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:03pm Carmichael: Heya Bryce and fools! Rabbit Rabbit Rabbit ...
	12:03pm bill: freitag! Bryce! w00!
	12:04pm Cliff: Good afternoon
	12:04pm Greg from ZONE 5: Afternoon, Brijesh & all!
	12:08pm Bryce: hey!
	12:08pm George of Troy: Good afternoon, gang.
	12:08pm Bryce: this guy's playing a strat
	12:17pm Casement 5ound: These is my jams!
	12:17pm Barney Grubbs: he reveals some of his secrets here: www.berklee.edu...
	12:18pm Bryce: ahh, that's great! thanks!
	12:18pm Dave in Vermont: What year is this U. Srinivas? (before or after Harrison, within you without you)
	12:20pm Bryce: '86, maybe?
	12:29pm sphere: hello bryce and everybody. :)
	12:36pm Cliff: Hello sphere
	12:36pm BriJet: Hellllooo
	12:38pm Bryce: goooood afternoon
	12:41pm Polyus: Woo Hoo, Sex And Broadcasting is finally coming to Minneapolis!
	12:46pm Cliff: I wonder when it's coming to Syracuse? (Probably never)
	12:49pm Chris from DC: Oh great, love these occasional raga shows.
	12:49pm cklequ: It's also finally available to purchase.... vimeo.com...
	12:49pm bill: I was going to say SaB was on On Demand, but that's too cruel a prank even for 4/1
	12:51pm Cliff: Haha bill. And thanks for the link cklequ!
	12:52pm bill: thx, chkleqeue!
	12:56pm Jesse K: morning Bryce! Dammit missed the mandolin ecstasy!
	12:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: I'm on the mailing list for Upsmart Films in Rhinebeck. I wonder if they'll show it. www.upstatefilms.org
	12:59pm Bryce: hey, jesse!
	1:00pm sphere: i hope they bring Sex and Broadcasting down to DC or Baltimore....
	1:01pm Carmichael: The guy on the left sure looks ecstatic ...
	1:02pm ottovonbqe: why is it called sex and broadcasting? is there a lot of sex going on at wfmu?
	1:04pm Cliff: It always sounds funny to me when people refer to Poughkeepsie and environs as "upstate".....I guess we're just out in the wilderness way up here :)
	1:04pm Polyus: That's what I heard. Plus some broadcasting.
	1:06pm Chris from DC: That is some incredible tabla.
	1:06pm Bryce: i wondered that myself.... www.amazon.com...
	1:07pm sphere: i believe that "Sex and Broadcasting" was the name of a guide to community radio that inspired Station Manager Ken.
	1:08pm ottovonbqe: ah, thanks bryce! and sphere.
	1:10pm ottovonbqe: I guess I can see the relation. WFMU is always having trouble with its equipment too.
	1:14pm Michael in Seattle: This is great music to start the month ... "Sex and Broadcasting" was written by Lorenzo Milam who started our beloved and long-gone freeform station, KRAB-fm. I started subscribing when its original studio was a former donut shop in North Seattle.
	1:15pm Porcini: Meowww
	1:18pm Brendan: Acknowledgements to the Bryce man and the most excellent listenership
	1:21pm Cliff: Acknowledging Brendan for his fine acknowledgment of Bryce and the rest of us
	1:26pm Brendan: The most exalted and venerable Cliff! Let us commence to get our Raga on on this most auspicious Friday.
	1:27pm Summer and Michael: What a great show today, Bryce! Not like that's unusual, of course. But... love!
	1:28pm Brendan: Godamnit this is good.
	1:31pm Cliff: Indeed, honorable enlightened master Brendan! And blessings to the large and funny-loooking bug that is wandering around my desk right now in search of the wonderful sounds from my laptop
	1:31pm chris: hello, Bryce. loving the jams, baba. mind if i practice my yoga here?
	1:34pm P-90: Thanks @"Barney Grubbs" for the link to Prasanna's page about Gamaka. And Happy Friday, Bryce and Gang.
	1:35pm Casement 5ound: Classical music, on Veezel
	1:38pm SeanG: om namah shivaya
	1:42pm Cliff: I'm trying to whistle along with this, heh
	1:43pm Cliff: Outta my pitch range now
	1:47pm coelacanth: greetings Bryce and all - i'm thoroughly enjoying all this.
	1:47pm Barney Grubbs: I was too curious about how he made a strat sound like that!
	1:48pm Casement 5ound: Yes! Kadri is the shit
	1:51pm nickrhombi: this has been a most enjoyable sound track to an afternoon siesta of lucid dreaming. - pretty amazing level of technical proficiency on all levels. really, quite a ride. thanks, bryce.
	1:54pm Cliff: Carnatic saxophonic bliss
	1:56pm chris: some of these performers may have practiced these ragas for years before ever performing them in public. it is a level of dedication and mastery not often replicated in the west.
	1:56pm Chris from DC: That tabla player earlier sure sounded like it. Pretty blown away.
	1:57pm northguineahills: perfect soundtrack to keep me sane as I figured out how to scrub a virus from my laptap. Only took 35 minutes, all systems are go now. Thank you trial and error, and thank you Bryce!
	2:00pm chris: add that one to your infosec resume, ngh. nice job.
	2:02pm northguineahills: speaking of which, I'm revamping my resume right now, I really need job, and might be taking one in FL, but that would mean leaving me wife here in NYC.
	2:03pm Cecile: this is a great piece!
	2:03pm Cecile: what year was this piece recorded?
	2:04pm BriJet: Nice tunes.
	2:04pm P-90: Excellent set.
	2:07pm Ken From Hyde Park: Zats, ngh. I hope something turns up here and you don't have to move out like that.
	2:07pm chris: eek, ngh. good luck with the non-relocation job hunt!
	2:07pm Ike: Time to start working on your 2022 marathon premium!
	2:08pm Bryce: hey, cecile, i think that was from '96?
	2:08pm Bryce: hahaaa lol, ike
	2:08pm Cecile: That was beautifully recorded. Amazing technique
	2:12pm Cliff: Yes, good luck northguineahills. I'm actually moving abroad this summer for a new job.
	2:12pm northguineahills: Well, the job is FL is a dream job, the head of my own GIS department if of an environmental engineering firm that does environmental impact studies (I worked for them straight out of college until I moved here), but, it's in FL, and my wife has her dream job here.
	2:13pm northguineahills: oh, and thanks!!!
	2:15pm Gaylord Fields: Speaking of work, I've finally got the hang of the whole "working from home" bit — work from someone else's home, as I'm doing right now. That way you don't have all your home distractions tempting you.
	2:16pm Cliff: That's brilliant Gaylord
	2:17pm Cecile: I'm OK working one day a week from home. If I added more, I think I'd be one of those people at the library or the coffee shops.
	2:18pm Gaylord Fields: Thanks, @Cliff: It also helps that this is the home of people with WFMU affiliations, so I can enjoy Bryce's show today to my heart's content.
	2:19pm Cecile: that is cool. Can you also take a nap on the sofa if your thought process requires it?
	2:19pm Cliff: Did you ask them their blood type? Or astrological sign?
	2:19pm P-90: @Gaylord: Sounds like you're onto something there. Makes a lot of sense.
	2:19pm Wild Neil: Bryce et al-good afternoon! Peace be unto you all! @Northguineahills-are you lamenting or actually looking for input?
	2:20pm mjgoins: Another amazing Bryce set
	2:20pm Gaylord Fields: @Cecile: Exactly! I need to find alternate venues to work in. This week, I worked two days in the office, two at my friend's home, and one properly at my home.
	2:22pm chris: i work from home 100%... wfmu is my distraction. i tried working from someone else's home, but they got really upset when they found me there... sheesh, some people.
	2:22pm Cecile: The writing teacher, Natalie Goldberg told a story of a woman who would write in her bank's vault. She'd go in and ask to see her security deposit box and then just park it at a table down there. No distractions.
	2:24pm Gaylord Fields: @Cecile: I'm (sitting) on the sofa now! @Chris: I suppose working from home is not a viable option if you work as a burglar.
	2:24pm Cliff: "Whaddya talkin' bout, a break-in?! I'm just trying to get some work done here! In your house! So what if we don't know each other?"
	2:25pm Cecile: One semester when I had a lot of homework on vacation, I found a hotel room a perfect place to work. We had down time in the AM, so hubby would read and I'd work on class stuff.
	2:28pm Gaylord Fields: I'm also thinking of "work-cation" options, such as other cities. My company's Southern California HQ is temporarily located in the backlot of a major movie/television production studio.
	2:29pm northguineahills: @Wild Neil: I'm actually lamenting since I finally ran out of money, but the job itself is what I've always wanted to do. I've had a friend of my brother who's a recruiter who gave me resume templates that should pass through most company's auto-algorithms, so, I'm hoping this will work this time. However, any advice is welcome. thanksss!
	2:30pm Michael in Seattle: @ngh, don't want to sound snarky, but GIS should be useful when FL is under water.
	2:32pm Cecile: I think you and your partner have a lot of soul-searching to do. Long-distance is hard.
	2:32pm northguineahills: btw, the History of Germany podcast I've been listening to before bed, actually uses Faust as its theme music. Apropos I'd say. In NYC all of the GIS jobs are mostly gov't, and the environmental impact studies on brown sites are also gov't. I've done 13 years of gov't jobs here, so, FL actually has more options in that regard.
	2:33pm Cliff: That was always my problem, I don't know the secret keywords or whatever to put on the resume to get it by the computer-assisted HR drones
	2:33pm northguineahills: I think me not making money is the bigger problem. Our first year and half dating we were in different countries.
	2:35pm Cecile: Marriage is a little different. Then again, neither one of us has been so in love with a job or town that one of us would want to stay back when the other one wanted to go.
	2:38pm Rev. Turnip Druid: why aren't i listening to this now?
	2:38pm Rev. Turnip Druid: ...asks the me that existed until now.
	2:39pm Cliff: The answer lies within you.
	2:39pm Cecile: but then again, things might be a little less cut and dried for me if I had a job I really liked.
	2:45pm northguineahills: All I'm doing right now is walking dogs, and that just covers groceries. So, anything in the interim I'd welcome.
	2:47pm Chris from DC: This has been a great show. Cutting out early, forecast calls for afternoon beersies.
	2:47pm Carmichael: I hear ya there, Cecile. Just a few more years and I can kiss this whole work thing goodbye.
	2:47pm Cliff: Beer from the sky, what a wonderful place you live in Chris from DC
	2:49pm Ken From Hyde Park: Quite the April Fool trick for someone expecting to hear something other than raga music this afternoon.
	2:52pm chris: this vox action blows me away... just wow.
	2:54pm rsj: craving samosa with day glow chutney
	2:55pm Bryce: i could go for some amanita falooda
	2:55pm YETI BOB: EXTRAORDINARY!
	2:57pm BriJet: Chana Saag!!!
	2:57pm Bryce: aw crap, it's almost that time. thanks for comin' 'rounnnnnd
	2:57pm BriJet: :) great show, mr. Bryce
	2:57pm Cliff: Thank you Bryce, that was excellent
	2:58pm coelacanth: Thanks Bryce!
	2:58pm chris: thank you, baba Bryce.
	2:59pm coelacanth: (falooda?)
	3:07pm Slazenger: A permanent Show should be given to Carnatic Music

Bryce: Playlist from April 1, 2016

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