WFMU: The Blind Tourist with Adriene: Playlist from May 30, 2019

Listener comments!
	6:00pm common: Hello
	6:04pm listener 126464: Onboard
	6:05pm ultradamno: Try to build a tower into god's house and that's what you get.
	6:05pm coelacanth∅: greetings Adriene and adventurers
	6:06pm TDK60: Hi Adriene.
	6:06pm diciassette: Ahoy! Lera Boroditsky rules.
	6:07pm TDK60: a friend into linguistics said there's an attempt to save the Shawnee language.
	6:07pm Krys O.: Good evening!
	6:09pm ultradamno: Adriene, I am going to miss this over the summer. Have you considered keeping it rolling in podcast form?
	6:09pm fred: Wow, I spent years looking for that Sigur Ros song which was how they ended their shows, before they finally released it
	6:11pm Booz: I have enjoyed this show so much. Very reassuring in some way.
	6:12pm Ike: Adriene, have you ever heard the FM pirates of Flatbush? Many of them broadcast in Haitian Kreyol or French. Some interfere with WFMU, in fact. You might find this interesting: www.pirateradiomap.com
	6:14pm Krys O.: I'll never forget when I dreamed in French during my six-week stay in Paris. Immersion was the best way to learn. I spoke Polish until I was three years old at home with my family and then learned how to read English.
	6:16pm fred: I never listened live before, but I wanted to say goodbye, hoping you'll be back someday. Archives are not the same when the show isn't on anymore
	6:17pm northguineahills: @Krys O, it usually take me 3-5 days to remember speakable Quebecois or Mexican Spanish, so, by the time I can speak it, it's time for me to go back home....
	6:17pm adriene: @Ike I haven't had a chance to really explore and listen to that map yet - thanks for the recommendation the Harian Kreyol stations are definitely an incentive to start!
	6:19pm adriene: @ultradammo I should be back in September with new places to visit. And if you have anything you'd really like to hear on the show let me know
	6:19pm TDK60: I'll just relax as you do dial the radio, Adriene.
	6:20pm Krys O.: My cats understand certain words including some that I made up for them.
	6:22pm Krys O.: This is a great version of Mairzy Doats!
	6:22pm listener 126464: Nice to hear you should be back Adriene.
	6:22pm ultradamno: Cats have a language, for sure. About 100 sounds they can make.
	6:23pm Noel: Wow! Hearing that it's over for the summer, I've just now realized how much I love this program. Thank you, Adriene, for what I think is a truly great show. I surely do hope to hear you again in the autumn.
	6:23pm ultradamno: And they recognize their names when called, they just don't care. www.sciencenews.org...
	6:27pm diciassette: I can recognize my name when my mother talks about me on the phone in Tagalog.
	6:29pm Krys O.: My dad had to speak in Russian when he talked to his youngest sister who lived in Belarus. She grew up under Soviet occupation in the region of Poland that my father's family lived. I would have conversations with my parents wherein I spoke English and they spoke Polish. We understood each other.
	6:31pm Ken From Hyde Park: The Eskimo people have about 100 words for snow.
	6:32pm JakeGould: I’m not kvetching the show is gone with the summer schedule, but I am happy it has existed so far. Really great radio! Thanks Adriene.
	6:33pm northguineahills: @Krys: That's like the Spanglish I hear in NYC, the parents speak Spanish, and the kids respond back in English...
	6:34pm listener 126464: Joe Rey has 17 different words for snow (Fountains of Wayne)
	6:35pm diciassette: Krys O, that's very cool! I've seen/heard that sort of thing in films and over the fence in the backyard. Exactly, ngh.
	6:35pm Krys O.: @ngh: Yes! That happens in my town too.
	6:35pm Krys O.: LOL@ listener 126464! I forgot about that song!
	6:36pm northguineahills: (because I lived on an American base), it took me almost 3 years to speak passable Japanese as a kid. So, I could only use it the last summer I was there before I went back to the States.
	6:36pm TDK60: I tried to learn Esperanto once but got lazy; still trying to learn Spanish...
	6:36pm Krys O.: This is AMAZING!
	6:37pm ultradamno: I'm pretty sure The Residents made up a few more for Eskimo.
	6:37pm northguineahills: The confusing part about Esperanto, is that they combine the grammar structure of so many Indo-European language families (at least it's confusing for me). The vocabulary makes sense to me.
	6:39pm judy from croton: I love your show
	6:39pm Krys O.: My parents pronounced 'th' as 'd'.
	6:40pm Index Art: GREAT SHOW!
	6:40pm listener james from westwood: Glad to hear you'll be back on a future schedule! This has been one of the best new programs on FMU in years.
	6:41pm Krys O.: I concur. The adventurousness of this show is quite exciting.
	6:45pm northguineahills: @Krys: da! (errr.. tak!) There's a nice dystopian series on Netflix where Poland and the Iron Curtain never falls. I've been hearing more Polish (and Russian), since I left Brooklyn.
	6:45pm TDK60: I saw there's an ongoing attempt to revive Cornish; think I saw there are maybe 100 speaking...[?]
	6:48pm listener 126464: Furbish?
	6:50pm northguineahills: @TDK: Cornish went extinct in the 19th c., but, some academics made dictionaries from the elderly survivors. In the 1960s, there have been efforts to revive it based on other Celtic languages (especially Welsh), and now there are a few thousand considered conversational, and it's now taught in some schools and universities...
	6:50pm adriene: You all are being too nice. I'm glad you've enjoyed the show (so far) I've really enjoyed sharing it with you! The show coming into this time slot is Indian Ocean World with Sonika which sounds like it will be a nice alternative.
	6:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for great programming, Adriene. Have a good vacation!
	6:51pm coelacanth∅: crap you're not on the new schedule? bummer.
	6:52pm northguineahills: gracias, y domo arigato gasaimasu-te, por tu tiempo con su programa!
	6:52pm TDK60: NGH: wow, a few thousand now...hats off to Cornwall..
	6:52pm Zetti: Thanks, See ya soon.
	6:53pm northguineahills: (Adriene)
	6:53pm coelacanth∅: well, glad to have had you as long as this very short time. Thanks Adriene and hope you come back one day have a great summer!
	6:54pm ultradamno: It's not goodbye, it's au revoir
	6:55pm diciassette: Thanks Adriene! À bientôt I hope
	6:55pm TDK60: merci and till then...
	6:55pm adriene: 谢谢! Listen for me again in September. Hope you all find time to travel in the meantime.
	6:55pm Krys O.: Do widzenia! Hasten ye back!
	6:56pm JakeGould: Thanks!!!

The Blind Tourist with Adriene: Playlist from May 30, 2019

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May 30, 2019: Language

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Approx. start time
Radio in a variety of languages: Ketvarrluku on KYUK public media for Alaska’s Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta + 101.2 FM in Metili Algeria in Berber + Radio Rumantsch in Switzerland broadcasting in Romansh + Voice of Vietnam VOV 2 in Vietnamese + Radio Waatea 603 AM in Tamaki Makaurau, New Zealand in Maori
How Language Shapes the Way We Think with Lera Boroditsky
Sigur Rós	08 Untitled "08 Untitled" by "Sigur Rós"	()	cutting edge	2002	0:04:00 (Pop-up)
Speaking in Tongues: The History of Language
Train Your Bird to Talk + birds talking (English, Arabic, Japanese)
Organo June 9th + bird mix from the Calm and Birds episode of this show
+ How Language Shapes the Way We Think with Lera Boroditsky
Habronattus dossenus/Jumping Spider Mating Dance
Those Wonderful Dogs by National Geographic Society, 1989
Natacha Snitkine	Papa "Papa" by "Natacha Snitkine"			1967	0:21:36 (Pop-up)
excerpt from And The Sign Says... Produced by Vladimir Kryuchev (with English subtitles on Radio Atlas)
Animal chatter mix from Domestic Animals episode of this show
Carl Stone	Threnody "Threnody" by "Carl Stone"				0:25:30 (Pop-up)
Fire Safety video for West Midlands Social Housing Group in English and Urdu
+ Speaking in Tongues: The History of Language
Evacuation order Pripyat, Ukraine 1986 + Nuclear disaster mix
The Pontianak from Indonesian Terror Files
A Tribe Called Red feat. Tanya Tagaq	SILA	We Are the Halluci Nation		2016	0:33:00 (Pop-up)
Spanish Christmas Lottery "Spanish Christmas Lottery"
Disco music from The Sims "Disco music from The Sims"
+ How Language Shapes the Way We Think with Lera Boroditsky
In Search of the First Language "In Search of the First Language"
The Canterbury Tales (Lines 1-100) Middle English from Olivia Olson
+ In Search of the First Language + How Language Shapes the Way We Think with Lera Boroditsky
Theodor Adorno	Sehr Langsam "Sehr Langsam" by "Theodor Adorno"				0:50:03 (Pop-up)
NV	Kata "Kata" by "NV"	Binasu	Orange Milk Records	2016	0:50:45 (Pop-up)
Surviving Sounds of Haida - Haida Gwaii

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Listener comments!
	6:00pm common: Hello
	6:04pm listener 126464: Onboard
	6:05pm ultradamno: Try to build a tower into god's house and that's what you get.
	6:05pm coelacanth∅: greetings Adriene and adventurers
	6:06pm TDK60: Hi Adriene.
	6:06pm diciassette: Ahoy! Lera Boroditsky rules.
	6:07pm TDK60: a friend into linguistics said there's an attempt to save the Shawnee language.
	6:07pm Krys O.: Good evening!
	6:09pm ultradamno: Adriene, I am going to miss this over the summer. Have you considered keeping it rolling in podcast form?
	6:09pm fred: Wow, I spent years looking for that Sigur Ros song which was how they ended their shows, before they finally released it
	6:11pm Booz: I have enjoyed this show so much. Very reassuring in some way.
	6:12pm Ike: Adriene, have you ever heard the FM pirates of Flatbush? Many of them broadcast in Haitian Kreyol or French. Some interfere with WFMU, in fact. You might find this interesting: www.pirateradiomap.com
	6:14pm Krys O.: I'll never forget when I dreamed in French during my six-week stay in Paris. Immersion was the best way to learn. I spoke Polish until I was three years old at home with my family and then learned how to read English.
	6:16pm fred: I never listened live before, but I wanted to say goodbye, hoping you'll be back someday. Archives are not the same when the show isn't on anymore
	6:17pm northguineahills: @Krys O, it usually take me 3-5 days to remember speakable Quebecois or Mexican Spanish, so, by the time I can speak it, it's time for me to go back home....
	6:17pm adriene: @Ike I haven't had a chance to really explore and listen to that map yet - thanks for the recommendation the Harian Kreyol stations are definitely an incentive to start!
	6:19pm adriene: @ultradammo I should be back in September with new places to visit. And if you have anything you'd really like to hear on the show let me know
	6:19pm TDK60: I'll just relax as you do dial the radio, Adriene.
	6:20pm Krys O.: My cats understand certain words including some that I made up for them.
	6:22pm Krys O.: This is a great version of Mairzy Doats!
	6:22pm listener 126464: Nice to hear you should be back Adriene.
	6:22pm ultradamno: Cats have a language, for sure. About 100 sounds they can make.
	6:23pm Noel: Wow! Hearing that it's over for the summer, I've just now realized how much I love this program. Thank you, Adriene, for what I think is a truly great show. I surely do hope to hear you again in the autumn.
	6:23pm ultradamno: And they recognize their names when called, they just don't care. www.sciencenews.org...
	6:27pm diciassette: I can recognize my name when my mother talks about me on the phone in Tagalog.
	6:29pm Krys O.: My dad had to speak in Russian when he talked to his youngest sister who lived in Belarus. She grew up under Soviet occupation in the region of Poland that my father's family lived. I would have conversations with my parents wherein I spoke English and they spoke Polish. We understood each other.
	6:31pm Ken From Hyde Park: The Eskimo people have about 100 words for snow.
	6:32pm JakeGould: I’m not kvetching the show is gone with the summer schedule, but I am happy it has existed so far. Really great radio! Thanks Adriene.
	6:33pm northguineahills: @Krys: That's like the Spanglish I hear in NYC, the parents speak Spanish, and the kids respond back in English...
	6:34pm listener 126464: Joe Rey has 17 different words for snow (Fountains of Wayne)
	6:35pm diciassette: Krys O, that's very cool! I've seen/heard that sort of thing in films and over the fence in the backyard. Exactly, ngh.
	6:35pm Krys O.: @ngh: Yes! That happens in my town too.
	6:35pm Krys O.: LOL@ listener 126464! I forgot about that song!
	6:36pm northguineahills: (because I lived on an American base), it took me almost 3 years to speak passable Japanese as a kid. So, I could only use it the last summer I was there before I went back to the States.
	6:36pm TDK60: I tried to learn Esperanto once but got lazy; still trying to learn Spanish...
	6:36pm Krys O.: This is AMAZING!
	6:37pm ultradamno: I'm pretty sure The Residents made up a few more for Eskimo.
	6:37pm northguineahills: The confusing part about Esperanto, is that they combine the grammar structure of so many Indo-European language families (at least it's confusing for me). The vocabulary makes sense to me.
	6:39pm judy from croton: I love your show
	6:39pm Krys O.: My parents pronounced 'th' as 'd'.
	6:40pm Index Art: GREAT SHOW!
	6:40pm listener james from westwood: Glad to hear you'll be back on a future schedule! This has been one of the best new programs on FMU in years.
	6:41pm Krys O.: I concur. The adventurousness of this show is quite exciting.
	6:45pm northguineahills: @Krys: da! (errr.. tak!) There's a nice dystopian series on Netflix where Poland and the Iron Curtain never falls. I've been hearing more Polish (and Russian), since I left Brooklyn.
	6:45pm TDK60: I saw there's an ongoing attempt to revive Cornish; think I saw there are maybe 100 speaking...[?]
	6:48pm listener 126464: Furbish?
	6:50pm northguineahills: @TDK: Cornish went extinct in the 19th c., but, some academics made dictionaries from the elderly survivors. In the 1960s, there have been efforts to revive it based on other Celtic languages (especially Welsh), and now there are a few thousand considered conversational, and it's now taught in some schools and universities...
	6:50pm adriene: You all are being too nice. I'm glad you've enjoyed the show (so far) I've really enjoyed sharing it with you! The show coming into this time slot is Indian Ocean World with Sonika which sounds like it will be a nice alternative.
	6:50pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks for great programming, Adriene. Have a good vacation!
	6:51pm coelacanth∅: crap you're not on the new schedule? bummer.
	6:52pm northguineahills: gracias, y domo arigato gasaimasu-te, por tu tiempo con su programa!
	6:52pm TDK60: NGH: wow, a few thousand now...hats off to Cornwall..
	6:52pm Zetti: Thanks, See ya soon.
	6:53pm northguineahills: (Adriene)
	6:53pm coelacanth∅: well, glad to have had you as long as this very short time. Thanks Adriene and hope you come back one day have a great summer!
	6:54pm ultradamno: It's not goodbye, it's au revoir
	6:55pm diciassette: Thanks Adriene! À bientôt I hope
	6:55pm TDK60: merci and till then...
	6:55pm adriene: 谢谢! Listen for me again in September. Hope you all find time to travel in the meantime.
	6:55pm Krys O.: Do widzenia! Hasten ye back!
	6:56pm JakeGould: Thanks!!!

The Blind Tourist with Adriene: Playlist from May 30, 2019

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