WFMU: Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from October 26, 2019

Listener comments!
	12:00am Marley Dogg: Evening!!!
	12:03am chresti: Howdy
	12:06am JakeGould: Oh, this sounds so good!
	12:10am Marley Dogg: Ringing Starr!
	12:11am rw: Evening! RH, are you a Cancer??
	12:12am coelacanth∅: so -cancers are distrustful and disrespectful?!
	12:12am TDK60: Hello, this is TDK. I'm seeking early morning advice..
	12:13am sufferwords: I always thought acid flashbacks were hyperbole - forgive me for my arrogance
	12:13am coelacanth∅: if you're a cancer you're too late.
	12:14am ParUbi: Aren't all humans a cancer upon the earth?
	12:15am Marley Dogg: Neighbor Bob White has a big mouth
	12:15am rw: Whatever you do, don't answer the phone!!
	12:16am coelacanth∅: but -you are interested in saving money aren't you?
	12:16am mariano: I thought I told Kaiser Foil to put me on their "do not call" list.
	12:17am rw: Saving money? Of course I am!
	12:17am rich: good morning all, here's your visuals for the week: roganbrown.com... www.instagram.com...
	12:17am ParUbi: I have a quadraphonic wastebasket.
	12:17am coelacanth∅: kaiser foil has several lists
	12:18am mariano: Sigh... you can't fight Big Foil.
	12:18am Marley Dogg: I wish I had a pretty girl dropping crepes into my mouth
	12:20am chresti: But I like the old ones
	12:21am Franco Twinkie: I have that Mona Lang record! I'm still a hopeless failure. Should I give it another listen?
	12:22am Marley Dogg: Putting the foil on
	12:22am rich: phone have changed it's time for a new record
	12:23am coelacanth∅: i don't know Franco, the way i look at it...why bother...
	12:25am Franco Twinkie: True that, Coel. However, the album jacket in very attractive, and it might give me a little lift just to sit in a chair and admire it.
	12:27am coelacanth∅: haha he's gonna get warts!
	12:30am coelacanth∅: i just looked, Franco and yes that sure is an attractive album cover!
	12:33am Franco Twinkie: Birth Of A Salesman also has a good cover, but more of subdued noir effect in grey and green.
	12:34am JakeGould: How many Hawaiian children were forced to listen to this?
	12:36am JakeGould: “The Shy Guy Returns A Toaster” That is a great title.
	12:37am Roberto: I saw Jonathan Winters a couple of times in my younger days. Not performing per se, just milling about town. The man was always "on."
	12:39am rw: Holy cow. We were just talking about Jonathan Winters at work today. Genius!
	12:43am Franco Twinkie: Jonathan Winters scared AND fascinated me when I saw It's A Mad Mad Mad World as a child. I wanted to smash up a gas station and drive a tow truck!
	12:44am Roberto: He frequented swap meets around L.A. My mom and i saw him there a few times. He was always improvising.
	12:47am mariano: Hey, a Dr John story on a rainy New Orleans night, perfect!
	12:48am Hubig Pie: James Booker be the Junko Partner
	12:48am rich: yes and exclusive to this show (the recorded version). thank you steinski.
	12:48am rich: at least for the moment
	12:49am Franco Twinkie: That is a great album cover! That's The Farmer John plant in Vernon. It really stinks around there.
	12:50am Hubig Pie: Earl King, He's an earl, He's a king, why is this man not president?
	12:58am rw: FT, which album cover? I work down the street from Farmer John pretty much once a week. It does smell.
	1:06am Franco Twinkie: RW. Dr. Johns Gumbo. That photo of him in front of the wall of pigs is pretty much of a rip of the first album cover by Little Feat, which was shot in Venice on Ocean Front Walkway.
	1:10am rw: Ah! Cool. The Farmer Johns mural has been repainted since then. Not way different though.
	1:11am rw: Speaking of Farmer John...
	1:12am Franco Twinkie: RW, There is a nice travelling shot of the pig mural in Zabriskie Point, the Antonioni movie.
	1:13am jeff-m: evening
	1:14am rw: I keep meaning to see that film. I don't see too many films though. I DID see Wm. Burroughs talk a few times when I was at school in Lawrence, KS.
	1:18am rich: if you don't see too many films rw i would hold off on zabriskie point
	1:18am Franco Twinkie: Man! You can see a movie anytime, Burroughs, not no more. When I was a kid I lived within walking distance of a Burroughs adding machine factory.
	1:19am Franco Twinkie: See the movie. It is an alien look at our city.
	1:21am mariano: Good soundtrack, Zabriskie Point.
	1:23am rw: Haha! Now I'm torn. Good news is I see so few movies I may never get to it anyway! And I do like the soundtrack!
	1:23am rich: a film that seems much longer than it is (and it's not short) so make sure the seats are comfortable
	1:31am JakeGould: Dial-A-Poem still works! 641-793-8122
	1:31am rw: This is a great show Rich. I must admit I was a little skeptical at first!
	1:32am Franco Twinkie: As a matter of fact RW, I would suggest a triple bill weekend movie jam session with Zabriskie Point, The Model Shop by Jacque Demy and Cisco Pike by Bill Norton. These are not flawed movies, just a different viewpoint. But I think you of all people, who is a relentless L.A. driver will totally get it. Their above all else about the light and the way in bounces off people and isolates them.
	1:32am JakeGould: WFMU needs more spoken word shows.
	1:32am hevykevy: this trippy poetic echo lyfe! im just cutting thick cardboard with a japanese knife duxt taping the f out of shapes to make werewolf jones before i clock in at noon
	1:32am Murph 37: Thanks Rich, love this show
	1:33am Murph 37: Rich- At the same time, I hate this show... but I'll reconcile
	1:34am Murph 37: Amazing spoken word
	1:34am coelacanth∅: this sounds like some of the raving squatters that i know
	1:35am Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah, and all three movies have great west coast rock music
	1:39am coelacanth∅: RE:rw@1.31 i knew i'd like this program but also knew how i need sleep...yet i'm still listening. of course. big Ivor Cutler fan here, amongst others
	1:39am rw: Checking out clips. Cars were so much cooler back then!!
	1:40am Roberto: Snot talk!
	1:40am rw: cc, the Ivor Cutler track was great!
	1:41am rw: As is this Blegvad Greaves!
	1:42am Franco Twinkie: RW, might as well throw in It's a Mad Mad Mad World. Painfully long and filled with travelling shots of great cars and trucks in the California sunshine!
	1:44am rw: Superfluidity of words! Nice.
	1:45am Murph 37: Ground breaking
	1:45am Franco Twinkie: I am vainglorious when I can finish a cup of coffee without getting half of it down the front of my shirt.
	1:59am Murph 37: Thank you Rich
	2:01am coelacanth∅: i'm adjourning Thanks Rich! take care folks
	2:07am rw: Me too. Thanks Rich!! 'Night everyone!
	2:13am Franco Twinkie: As am I. Thanks Rich.
	2:40am ian: this is breaking my mind
	2:42am Diezel Tea: Good thing I'm not behind the wheel during this set.
	2:43am ian: I was driving lol I made it
	2:46am rich: ian you deserve a recommendation for that
	2:51am rich: meant to join steinski in doing something unique for the show but couldn't get beyond a bunch of random lines
	2:52am rich: have a good week everyone and thanks for listening. next week we'll be almost back to normal.
	2:53am rich: if you can give to the station during this fund drive please consider doing so. thank you.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from October 26, 2019

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Sat. Nov 23rd, Midnight - 3am: Midnight Matinee Presents: Planet of the Monkees (More info...)
Imagining an alternate version of the 1960s where, instead of being ruled by giant insectoid Beatles, the world was under the spell of four mop-topped simians. Featuring hits like Hey Hey Doctor Zaius, The Left Brain of Landon, and Another Pleasant Spaceship Journey, along with lesser-known gems like Your Grizzled Antihero and It Won’t Be The Same With Monkees. So get your filthy paws over to WFMU at midnight on November 23 (known to some as the Friday overnight) for: Planet of the Monkees. Hosted by John Schnall.

October 26, 2019: Inflatalk Radio
Three hours of spoken word recordings. That’s the kind of talk radio I like, and perhaps you will too. Samuel Beckett radio plays, Boris Karloff, Leonard Nimoy, John Barth, myths, legends, sound poetry, unsound poetry, instructional records, perhaps a piece or two from some of our DJs, these are a few of the things you may or may not hear tonight.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
W.C. Fields	The Day I Drank A Glass Of Water	. . . his only recordings	Proscenium			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Gary Usher	Cancer "Cancer" by "Gary Usher"	The Astrology Album	Columbia			0:05:38 (Pop-up)
Mona Ling	Guides for Telephone Approaches	How To Get Appointments By Telephone	Success Motivation Institute			0:08:38 (Pop-up)
Stan Freberg	A Special Message To The Grocer	Kaiser Foil Salesman Faces Life!	Freberg Ltd. Production			0:12:48 (Pop-up)
Kent Bowman	Ke Aka "Ke Aka" by "Kent Bowman"	Pidgin English Children's Stories	Hula Records			0:24:10 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Winters	The Shy Guy Returns A Toaster	Jonathan Winters . . . Wings It!	Columbia			0:31:28 (Pop-up)
Hans Conried	Gertrude McFuzz "Gertrude McFuzz" by "Hans Conried"	Dr. Seuss Happy Birthday To You!	Caedmon			0:34:58 (Pop-up)
Edwin Torres	rhumba bomballett "rhumba bomballett" by "Edwin Torres"	Holy Kid	Kill Rock Stars			0:39:22 (Pop-up)
Steinski	Dr. John's Gumbo "Dr. John's Gumbo" by "Steinski"		No Label			0:42:12 (Pop-up)
Babs Gonzales	Broadway - 4 a.m. "Broadway - 4 a.m." by "Babs Gonzales"	Tales Of Manhattan: The Cool Philosophy Of Babs Gonzales	Fresh Sound			0:47:19 (Pop-up)
Nikki Giovanni & the New York Community Choir	Ego Tripping	Truth Is On Its Way	Right-On Records			0:50:01 (Pop-up)

The Last Poets	Black Is Chant/Black Is	This Is Madness	Celluloid			1:01:52 (Pop-up)
Ringo Angel	Garbage "Garbage" by "Ringo Angel"	The Cool Scene At Cafe Bizarre	Righteous			1:05:04 (Pop-up)
Jack Kerouac & Steve Allen	The Wheel of the Quivering Meat Conception	The Complete Collection	Chrome Dreams		orig. from Poetry for the Beat Generation	1:07:30 (Pop-up)
William Burroughs	The Cat Inside, Excerpt	The Best Of William Burroughs From Giorno Poetry Systems	Mouth Almighty/Mercury			1:09:19 (Pop-up)
Ken Nordine	What Time Is It? "What Time Is It?" by "Ken Nordine"	The Best of Word Jazz, Vol. 1	Rhino Word Beat			1:18:12 (Pop-up)
Ivor Cutler	Grass Seed "Grass Seed" by "Ivor Cutler"	An Elpee and Two Epees	Decca			1:22:01 (Pop-up)
John Giorno	I Don't Need It, I Don't Want It, and You Cheated Me Out Of It	You Are The Guy I Want To Share My Money With	ESD			1:24:24 (Pop-up)
George Coe/Lynn Lipton/Judith Jacklin	A&P Commercial: The Death Penalty for Shoplifting	The Best Of The National Lampoon Radio Hour Vol. 3	Rhino			1:34:51 (Pop-up)
Peter Blegvad John Greaves	Handkerchief	Unearthed	Sub Rosa			1:36:01 (Pop-up)
Dr. Bergen Evans/Robert S. Breen (narrator)	Staccato to Wanton	Vocabulary Studies	Vocab Records			1:37:58 (Pop-up)
John Barth	from The Revised New Syllabus, Volume I, First Reel, introduction to, and childhood of, George the Ag-Hill Goat-Boy	John Barth Reads From Giles Goat-Boy	CMS Records			1:42:36 (Pop-up)
Gaylord Fields	The Tortoise and the Hare by James Thurber	We All Read, You All Listen: Stories from Double Dip Recess and Friends	No Label		Double Dip Recess 2019 marathon premium which a pledge of $75 or more you could choose as a premium you wish to receive	1:52:02 (Pop-up)

Boris Karloff	How The First Letter Was Written	The Cat That Walked By Herself and Other Just So Stories	Caedmon			2:07:32 (Pop-up)
Claire Bloom	The Quangle Wangle's Hat	Edward Lear's Nonsense Stories and Poems	Caedmon			2:19:44 (Pop-up)
Stanley Holloway	Phrenology "Phrenology" by "Stanley Holloway"	Bab Ballads and Cautionary Tales	Caedmon			2:22:06 (Pop-up)
Alec Guiness	A Voyage to the Country of the Houyhnhnms	Reads Jonathan Swift including selections from Gulliver's Travels	M-G-M	Vinyl		2:25:04 (Pop-up)
Aram Glorig	Difficult Listening Situations	Getting Through: A Guide to Better Understanding of the Hard of Hearing	Zenith			2:28:52 (Pop-up)
Col. Frank Erhardt & Cast	Moon Crash	Adventures in Sound and Space	RCA Victor			2:31:36 (Pop-up)
Phil Minton	para five "para five" by "Phil Minton"	No Doughnuts In Hand	Emanem			2:40:23 (Pop-up)
The Poetics	Pedestrian Bliss "Pedestrian Bliss" by "The Poetics"	Critical Inquiry In Green	Compound Annex Records			2:41:35 (Pop-up)
David Mahler	Cup of Coffee "Cup of Coffee" by "David Mahler"	The Voice of the Poet	Artifact Recordings			2:45:50 (Pop-up)
Paul de Vree	Terrena Trou Bahi "Terrena Trou Bahi" by "Paul de Vree"	Futura Poesia Sonora Vol. 6	Cramps			2:52:49 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00am Marley Dogg: Evening!!!
	12:03am chresti: Howdy
	12:06am JakeGould: Oh, this sounds so good!
	12:10am Marley Dogg: Ringing Starr!
	12:11am rw: Evening! RH, are you a Cancer??
	12:12am coelacanth∅: so -cancers are distrustful and disrespectful?!
	12:12am TDK60: Hello, this is TDK. I'm seeking early morning advice..
	12:13am sufferwords: I always thought acid flashbacks were hyperbole - forgive me for my arrogance
	12:13am coelacanth∅: if you're a cancer you're too late.
	12:14am ParUbi: Aren't all humans a cancer upon the earth?
	12:15am Marley Dogg: Neighbor Bob White has a big mouth
	12:15am rw: Whatever you do, don't answer the phone!!
	12:16am coelacanth∅: but -you are interested in saving money aren't you?
	12:16am mariano: I thought I told Kaiser Foil to put me on their "do not call" list.
	12:17am rw: Saving money? Of course I am!
	12:17am rich: good morning all, here's your visuals for the week: roganbrown.com... www.instagram.com...
	12:17am ParUbi: I have a quadraphonic wastebasket.
	12:17am coelacanth∅: kaiser foil has several lists
	12:18am mariano: Sigh... you can't fight Big Foil.
	12:18am Marley Dogg: I wish I had a pretty girl dropping crepes into my mouth
	12:20am chresti: But I like the old ones
	12:21am Franco Twinkie: I have that Mona Lang record! I'm still a hopeless failure. Should I give it another listen?
	12:22am Marley Dogg: Putting the foil on
	12:22am rich: phone have changed it's time for a new record
	12:23am coelacanth∅: i don't know Franco, the way i look at it...why bother...
	12:25am Franco Twinkie: True that, Coel. However, the album jacket in very attractive, and it might give me a little lift just to sit in a chair and admire it.
	12:27am coelacanth∅: haha he's gonna get warts!
	12:30am coelacanth∅: i just looked, Franco and yes that sure is an attractive album cover!
	12:33am Franco Twinkie: Birth Of A Salesman also has a good cover, but more of subdued noir effect in grey and green.
	12:34am JakeGould: How many Hawaiian children were forced to listen to this?
	12:36am JakeGould: “The Shy Guy Returns A Toaster” That is a great title.
	12:37am Roberto: I saw Jonathan Winters a couple of times in my younger days. Not performing per se, just milling about town. The man was always "on."
	12:39am rw: Holy cow. We were just talking about Jonathan Winters at work today. Genius!
	12:43am Franco Twinkie: Jonathan Winters scared AND fascinated me when I saw It's A Mad Mad Mad World as a child. I wanted to smash up a gas station and drive a tow truck!
	12:44am Roberto: He frequented swap meets around L.A. My mom and i saw him there a few times. He was always improvising.
	12:47am mariano: Hey, a Dr John story on a rainy New Orleans night, perfect!
	12:48am Hubig Pie: James Booker be the Junko Partner
	12:48am rich: yes and exclusive to this show (the recorded version). thank you steinski.
	12:48am rich: at least for the moment
	12:49am Franco Twinkie: That is a great album cover! That's The Farmer John plant in Vernon. It really stinks around there.
	12:50am Hubig Pie: Earl King, He's an earl, He's a king, why is this man not president?
	12:58am rw: FT, which album cover? I work down the street from Farmer John pretty much once a week. It does smell.
	1:06am Franco Twinkie: RW. Dr. Johns Gumbo. That photo of him in front of the wall of pigs is pretty much of a rip of the first album cover by Little Feat, which was shot in Venice on Ocean Front Walkway.
	1:10am rw: Ah! Cool. The Farmer Johns mural has been repainted since then. Not way different though.
	1:11am rw: Speaking of Farmer John...
	1:12am Franco Twinkie: RW, There is a nice travelling shot of the pig mural in Zabriskie Point, the Antonioni movie.
	1:13am jeff-m: evening
	1:14am rw: I keep meaning to see that film. I don't see too many films though. I DID see Wm. Burroughs talk a few times when I was at school in Lawrence, KS.
	1:18am rich: if you don't see too many films rw i would hold off on zabriskie point
	1:18am Franco Twinkie: Man! You can see a movie anytime, Burroughs, not no more. When I was a kid I lived within walking distance of a Burroughs adding machine factory.
	1:19am Franco Twinkie: See the movie. It is an alien look at our city.
	1:21am mariano: Good soundtrack, Zabriskie Point.
	1:23am rw: Haha! Now I'm torn. Good news is I see so few movies I may never get to it anyway! And I do like the soundtrack!
	1:23am rich: a film that seems much longer than it is (and it's not short) so make sure the seats are comfortable
	1:31am JakeGould: Dial-A-Poem still works! 641-793-8122
	1:31am rw: This is a great show Rich. I must admit I was a little skeptical at first!
	1:32am Franco Twinkie: As a matter of fact RW, I would suggest a triple bill weekend movie jam session with Zabriskie Point, The Model Shop by Jacque Demy and Cisco Pike by Bill Norton. These are not flawed movies, just a different viewpoint. But I think you of all people, who is a relentless L.A. driver will totally get it. Their above all else about the light and the way in bounces off people and isolates them.
	1:32am JakeGould: WFMU needs more spoken word shows.
	1:32am hevykevy: this trippy poetic echo lyfe! im just cutting thick cardboard with a japanese knife duxt taping the f out of shapes to make werewolf jones before i clock in at noon
	1:32am Murph 37: Thanks Rich, love this show
	1:33am Murph 37: Rich- At the same time, I hate this show... but I'll reconcile
	1:34am Murph 37: Amazing spoken word
	1:34am coelacanth∅: this sounds like some of the raving squatters that i know
	1:35am Franco Twinkie: Oh yeah, and all three movies have great west coast rock music
	1:39am coelacanth∅: RE:rw@1.31 i knew i'd like this program but also knew how i need sleep...yet i'm still listening. of course. big Ivor Cutler fan here, amongst others
	1:39am rw: Checking out clips. Cars were so much cooler back then!!
	1:40am Roberto: Snot talk!
	1:40am rw: cc, the Ivor Cutler track was great!
	1:41am rw: As is this Blegvad Greaves!
	1:42am Franco Twinkie: RW, might as well throw in It's a Mad Mad Mad World. Painfully long and filled with travelling shots of great cars and trucks in the California sunshine!
	1:44am rw: Superfluidity of words! Nice.
	1:45am Murph 37: Ground breaking
	1:45am Franco Twinkie: I am vainglorious when I can finish a cup of coffee without getting half of it down the front of my shirt.
	1:59am Murph 37: Thank you Rich
	2:01am coelacanth∅: i'm adjourning Thanks Rich! take care folks
	2:07am rw: Me too. Thanks Rich!! 'Night everyone!
	2:13am Franco Twinkie: As am I. Thanks Rich.
	2:40am ian: this is breaking my mind
	2:42am Diezel Tea: Good thing I'm not behind the wheel during this set.
	2:43am ian: I was driving lol I made it
	2:46am rich: ian you deserve a recommendation for that
	2:51am rich: meant to join steinski in doing something unique for the show but couldn't get beyond a bunch of random lines
	2:52am rich: have a good week everyone and thanks for listening. next week we'll be almost back to normal.
	2:53am rich: if you can give to the station during this fund drive please consider doing so. thank you.

Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton: Playlist from October 26, 2019

Upcoming events:

Listener comments!

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