WFMU: Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from June 1, 2020

Listener comments!
	🍝 3:02pm MikeG: Raviolis are Dumplings
	3:02pm Kelly Jones: Olivia, I love you. I just wanted to say that, cuz it's true.
	3:02pm WoodsOfNH: Dumplings are not sandwiches.
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Hello, Olivia and all! Who doesn't need a flower moment!
	3:03pm Crudbringer: I am ready for the beeping to occur now.
	3:03pm Crudbringer: @Woods correct because they are not designed to be handheld. Typically they are sauced during cooking, serving or consumption.
	3:04pm spodiodi: hi olivia! hi everybody
	3:04pm Crudbringer: Now, a St. Louis-style toasted ravioli is indeed a sandwich, a sort of Italian calzon slider.
	3:04pm WoodsOfNH: Holy smokes. Olivia broadcasting from the depths of the Widow Jane Mine.
	3:05pm Crudbringer: Yeah no joke. Somebody toss her a rope, or at least lower down a bucket of sandwiches.
	3:05pm Jim the Poet: Hey Olivia, looking forward to the show!
	3:07pm JakeGould: Doesn’t Jim Bakker sell buckets of sandwiches to paranoid loonballs?
	3:09pm WR: Is it Monday afternoon or Friday morning?
	3:09pm Crudbringer: I haven't seen the sandwiches, just the... glop. Like... pea soup? Yeah, he has a weird manic-monkey face now. Also wasn't he pushing silver supplements to stop the virus?
	3:09pm chresti: Hi Olivia! Hi ravioli pot!
	3:09pm Little Mexican Girl: Why not both?
	🍝 3:10pm MikeG: Actually my comment was just a parody of Just Ted's weekly "Feelings are Facts" post on Michele's show.
	3:15pm Gaylord Fields: @MikeG: Inside jokes tend to get lost when they travel from show to show.
	3:17pm Gaylord Fields: I often find myself nonplussed and scratching my head when someone makes a reference to another show's culture that I'm not familiar with.
	3:17pm Malcolm: keeping it locked to WFMU reaps rewards
	3:18pm Yes: enjoying monitor. hello friends
	🍝 3:26pm MikeG: @Gaylord: I mistakenly assumed we all listen in shifts. I've been on the 7AM to 6PM squad for a number of years now. :)
	3:29pm morphe': Ciggy - if you are still there - that Alynda Segarra info is amazing .. Could not find Palante but HURRAY FOR THE RIFF RAFFF.. LOVE THE OLD TIMEY old MIKE stuff too... Thanks.. y Palante!!!! Siempre Palante!!! Hurray for thge Riff Raff.. below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsfNmg9dGpM
	3:32pm chresti: Enjoying the set Olivia!
	3:32pm yes: ^^ It’s healing me
	3:37pm Marie: Hey, I'm really enjoying the show today. Thanks, Olivia!
	3:37pm spodiodi: most pleasant
	3:39pm The Butterman: Well, if your friends can’t listen to WFMU 24 hours a day then they’re not your real friends.
	3:39pm olivia: Thanks for being here & saying hello everybody ~
	3:40pm Gaylord Fields: @MikeG: Before the lockdown, I rarely listened to weekday daytime WFMU. It just wasn't possible to both work and fall into the landscape of, say, Radio Ravioli. Now that I'm wfh, I can tune out work and dive in more.
	3:42pm Bri The Beatnik: @Gaylord Fields Is WFMU your side job?
	3:42pm morphe': Olivia - ya probably know this but GO4/Andy Gill releasing an EP - all profits to the medics.. https://www.theguardian.com/music/2020/may/28/andy-gill-gang-of-four-to-release-guitarists-final-recordings
	3:46pm morphe': Andy Gill, Mekongs, Leeds - good article: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/apr/19/pubs-disco-and-fighting-nazis-how-leeds-nurtured-british-post-punk
	3:47pm Gaylord Fields: @Bri The Beatnik: I do have a day job. Most WFMU DJs, except for the handful who work FT at the station, do.
	3:47pm Joe B: hey Olivia and everyone Gaylord, same here. the bulk of my FMU listening was done while in the car. now it is listening at home
	3:49pm morphe': Ciggy and all - PALANTE came by chance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXtyzpWdpx0
	3:49pm Gaylord Fields: Joe, hearing more of WFMU has been the tiny silver lining in a very dark and ominous crowd.
	3:49pm Gaylord Fields: *cloud
	3:50pm Gaylord Fields: See, Olivia is distracting me with her stellar programming!
	3:51pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Olivia, everyone.
	3:52pm Crei6hton: Good afternoon
	3:54pm Jim the Poet: This is amazing
	3:54pm Handy Haversack: Gaylord (3:49): 100 percent agreement.
	3:55pm Johnny James: Hi Olivia!!! And all you Ravi-ollly-olly heads. Very cool set so far, looking forward to the rest of the show. Peace and love everyone.
	3:56pm Joe B: @gaylord, yes agree 100%. we're in with the out cloud!
	3:57pm Marie: Hey, I thought there was this big WFMU DJ commune hidden in the middle of the NJ swamps, such that none of you needed day jobs...
	4:00pm yes: Standing in the woods, looking up and this bed is perfect
	4:07pm zivilars: Thanks for the show, Olivia – your sets are not what I am normally listen to and therefore always broaden my musical horizon ... Have a great day everybody! @Joe: That was a killer "Three Chord Monte" today as always, thanks to you, too!
	4:08pm Webhamster Henry: @WoodsOfNH longtime WFMU playlist readers may know that I'm the President of the Board of Trustees of the Century House Historical Society, home of the Widow Jane Mine. There are not as many bats there as one would think. The site is currently closed, but we hope to be allowing responsible hiking and visits soon.
	4:09pm adampsyche: this is a dark and ominous crowd
	4:10pm adampsyche: I really like the idea of a NJ commune swamps specifically
	4:16pm Handy Haversack: Very cool, WHH.
	4:17pm Carmichael: Heya Olivia and various peoples. Should I make a shirt that says, "Gaylord 3:49"?
	4:18pm Crudbringer: I'd buy one and make it look terrible. Man... that crowd/cloud Freudian slip is downright... Freudian.
	4:19pm radioschizo: Apropos of Ultrasonics, I have just read an excellent book on infrasound, ultrasound, and hypersound called unsound:undead published by Urbanomic.
	4:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Olivia and Ravioleers.
	4:21pm olivia: oh cool, radioschizo, what's it called?
	4:22pm olivia: oh woops you said it already. haha. thanks!
	4:23pm Handy Haversack: I was obscurely disappointed today when, on leaving a like 10-block radius for the first time in 11 weeks and even crossing borough lines that not one person saw my T-shirt and wanted to talk about WFMU. What the hell has everyone else been even doing this whole time.
	4:23pm radioschizo: Unsound:Undead by the AUDINT collective
	4:24pm Webhamster Henry: Looks good, @Radioschizo! www.urbanomic.com...
	4:25pm wendy del formaggio: Hi Olivia. Today’s show is really great. I like these interviews and such with Stuart Hyatt. Thanks for bringing them to us.
	4:26pm morphe': Handy - crossing borough lines = over the bridge or via Ridgewood???? Or The MANHATTAN???
	4:27pm olivia: thanks Wendy! :)
	4:28pm brainiac: Ivan the Tolerable is quite nice, actually. Hello pasta lovers everywhere.
	4:29pm morphe': Handy - ps .. I get swag for the children and friends but I wear nothing with names/labels but I always say hello to folks with FMU SWAG .. had - have had many a nice conversations as such..
	4:30pm Carmichael: Hey brainiac, don't go downtown tonight.
	4:31pm brainiac: I heard Bev & More was giving out free samples...
	4:32pm Carmichael: @morphe, most of my casual existence consists of Levis and FMU shirts.
	4:33pm Marie: Indiana is a very Southern state due to immigration patterns from the south over the years. I grew up just outside of Chicago.
	4:33pm Martinibomb: Hello Olivia!!
	4:34pm Carmichael: @brainiac, yeah, sorta ....
	4:34pm Ike: @Handy, I spotted a cyclist in a cow-and-dog Woof Moo shirt in Sunset Park yesterday, but not today.
	4:35pm Bloom: and that little girl's name? Albert Einstein.
	4:39pm olivia: haha bloom
	4:39pm morphe': Carmichael ... I take off all tags - mostly worker cahart stuff .. and LL Bean Ts and long sleeve ... all tags gone...
	4:39pm Handy Haversack: @morphe': Yeah, your insular city of the Manhattoes, girdled round by wharves like Indian isles by coral reefs. Had to go to the UES. We took the ferry to 34th and walked there and back.
	4:41pm Webhamster Henry: Impulse responses, used in convolution reverbs, reveal the resonant frequencies of a space (and can be used to simulate those resonances).
	4:41pm morphe': Handy - do not create RIVER ENVY - NO WATER IN MADRID!!! I always take the SI Ferry and the free weekend Ikea ferry (downtown to Red Hook) when I am in town... SOON COME!!!! i hope... buying naught...
	4:42pm Handy Haversack: morphe', if you get here and the timing is right, I will get you out on the NYC waters in a canoe!
	4:44pm Carmichael: Woo hoo, Sacramento!
	4:45pm Handy Haversack: San ... San ... yeah!
	4:45pm morphe': Handy - almost bought one of those expensive puzzle cube kayaaks in a bag - but then I forgot to use the condom so am stuck in semi-fascist Madrid... UUGGGHHH.. Ps I do not like the blow up Kayaks - too much drag... Have you tried? I imagine so..
	4:45pm Carmichael: There is also a Sacramento, New Mexico ...
	4:47pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, they certainly have their uses, I'd say. I'm not sure HY harbor is a good place for them, though.
	4:49pm Jan Turkenburg: Listening in awe here.
	4:50pm olivia: good to see you here, Jan!!
	4:50pm brainiac: Thanks to Handy, today I learned there's an ice cream shop on the upper east side called UES that has a speakeasy in the back. Look at this backbar. LOOK AT IT: wswd-wordpress-production.s3.amazonaws.com...
	4:51pm Rob W: The "sound of the cave" / resonant frequencies aspect of Stuart Hyatt's Glen Rose Formation brought to mind Oliver Beer's Vessel Orchestra sound installation which was at the Met Breuer (RIP) a while back - where heard the natural pitches of various sculptures and vessels. www.metmuseum.org...
	4:52pm Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	4:53pm Rob W: Correction, maybe: I heard the Met was closing the Met Breuer (pre-pandemic) but online it's listed as still in operation, albeit closed for the time being of course.
	🍝 4:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Olivia and resonators. Such nice sounds today!
	4:55pm JakeGould: I spotted exactly two people wearing WFMU t-shirts (that I didn’t know previously) in Bay Ridge: One was a seemingly catatonic teenage kid wearing a “Moon Freaker” t-shirt on the B63 bus. The other was a middle aged a-hole screaming at staff in the local post office in a “Sputnik” t-shirt. There’s your deep Brooklyn demographics: Catatonic teen and raving customer service abuser! As long as their checks clear, tho.
	4:56pm morphe': Thanks Olivia and all ...
	4:56pm Ike: Aw, bummer, I liked the Met Breuer. Not that anybody can go to any museums for the foreseeable future anyway though.
	4:58pm morphe': Jake - that could have been Andy Brekman or Fabio
	4:58pm Carmichael: @brainiac, second shelf up on the left: Irish whiskeys!
	4:58pm Carmichael: I think they're closing Jim Breuer.
	5:01pm brainiac: @Carmichael: Seems they have a no graphic T-shirt dress code, so FMU listeners need to use the hi-sign to recognize each other.
	5:01pm bore in suffern: Thanks Olivia, really enjoying the show as always.
	5:03pm olivia: thanks for being here, bore in suffern!
	5:03pm Handy Haversack: @brainiac, what a place to Quarantini! I had a friend who worked on the physical plant for Met Breuer. Let's just say there was a reason that bldg. became available.
	5:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: hey folks
	5:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: OH DAMN, Missed that Valerio Tricoli piece. Clonic Earth is a devastating LP.
	5:08pm diana: just pulling away from picking lettuces in the garden to tell you how much i’m enjoying the show! first time today i have been able to zone out and relax. thanks!
	5:09pm royvis: Amazing show, terrific interview/guest!
	5:09pm olivia: yay - thanks Diana + Royvis~!
	5:14pm Travisano66: Heterodyne detector? Is that like Gaydar?
	5:17pm olivia: lol travisano66....
	5:17pm Webhamster Henry: Heterodyning the ultrasound is using interference between a (usually) constant frequency and the one you want to hear. Playing them together produces sum and difference frequencies. The sum is also too high to hear, the difference creeps down into the audible range, but it goes down as the sound you measure goes up.
	5:19pm Travisano66: Thank you, Olivia. I'm glad you weren't offended. Great show, by the way.
	5:19pm spodiodi: Webhamster Henry, very interesting, thanks for explaining that
	5:20pm WoodsOfNH: Dammit, my Bandcamp want list is bulging.
	5:28pm Rev. Turnip Druid: this is Very Good Indeed.
	5:29pm JakeGould: Hey Olivia! Logged in and reality update from NYC: “Mr. Cuomo said the curfew would be in place on Monday night, from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m., and that officials had not decided whether to impose it on the following evenings.” www.nytimes.com...
	5:30pm northguineahills: Before I lost the internet, I was about the collage preding Susan Alcorn could use some Susan Alcorn, and lo and behold!
	5:33pm JakeGould: Also doubling of the police on the streets in NYC 4,000 to 8,000. They will now being on 12 hour (!!!) shifts from 5:00am to 5:00pm and visa-versa. What a great idea! Have very tired cops on the street! What could possibly go wrong? Not curfew related but there you go!
	5:34pm tom from Glasgow: i've been making a soup all the way through this. great stuff
	5:35pm olivia: hey tom! thanks for the real world update jakegould....
	5:36pm tom from Glasgow: Gaylord (ages and ages ago) this is very similar to me re: working from home and the radio. feel like i can listen and comment with more consistency now. because i'm on a rolling rota where i can start at 6am or end at midnight or anything in between i get a healthy cross-section of shows as well
	5:38pm Jim the Poet: Great show! Thank you!
	5:41pm Webhamster Henry: Speaking of natural noises, a brood (IX) of 17-year cicadas is coming out this year in southwestern Virginia, southern West Virginia, and western North Carolina.
	5:41pm olivia: thanks Jim !~
	5:41pm Andres: Feeling really tuned in to such a wonderful show today! So great to listen to the stories of these projects and come along for the journey through the radio. Thank you Olivia and Stuart!
	5:41pm northguineahills: Many bats around here in FL, I like watching them dive for mosquitoes. I sometimes will throw a golf ball up in the air, and watch them dive for them until they realize the ball isn't an insect/ There's an owl family acrost the pond from me. I saw a hawk eating a small snake yesterday while riding my bike through the woods..
	5:42pm northguineahills: (yesterday)
	5:43pm Rev. Turnip Druid: heard a barred owl catch & destroy a rabbit near home (it's a fairly urban area but with a strip of woods) ... Powerful vocal duet between them.
	5:45pm Handy Haversack: I'm like 4 miles from LGA and on a flight path (I have easily seen my bldg. from a plane), but now when one comes overheard it's major news. During that last conversation I was binocular stalking a cedar waxwing behind our bldg.!
	5:45pm Kat in Chicago: Beautifully put-together show today.
	5:46pm olivia: thanks Kat! Good to see you here today
	5:48pm JakeGould: @TomFromGlasgow: As someone who worked from home before it was cool (2001 to 2011) I can say this time around it feels better because everyone is in this. When I was first working from home I was some “weirdo” with odd hours odd pay and such. Now that we’re all in on this, the workflow is better. And honestly don’t miss the office politics nonsense.
	5:49pm radioschizo: I miss the morning show, but this show was great Olivia! It's not often that I get to listen live on Mondays.
	5:49pm WillCrete: This was a really wonderful conversation Olivia and Stuart. Much thanks for broadcasting it. I was canoeing the Kankakee River along the Indiana / Illinois border yesterday .. a magnificent soundscape there... and apparently a documented habitat for the Indiana Bat too.
	5:50pm JakeGould: Also Tom, I hear they are opening up horse racing again in the U.K. What a great thing! Opening up gambling on the physical strength of abused horses for old people! That will boost the U.K. economy.
	5:50pm brainiac: I agree with Kat. It was riveting Radio Raviolivia.
	5:50pm Johnny James: We have 3 barn owls by me in north jersey, at night they call to each other up and down the mountain. It’s really nice when you have the windows open at night
	5:51pm olivia: hey WillCrete, thanks ! And thanks Brainiac. :)
	5:52pm Carmichael: @ngh, how was work today?
	5:53pm dano59: Beautiful and chill todsy Olivia...
	5:54pm Johnny James: Great show Olivia!!! Take care raviolins
	5:55pm olivia: have a good one everybody, thanks for joining in !
	5:55pm Handy Haversack: Wonderful show, Olivia -- wow, really enjoyed it. ngh, did the job start? Congrats!
	5:56pm JakeGould: Thank you Olivia!
	🍝 5:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Olivia and mammals, flying or otherwise.
	5:57pm WR: thank you Olivia!
	6:00pm JohnEBGood: Great show Olivia. Thanks!
	6:01pm chresti: Thanks!
	6:01pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Olivia! Very distracting today! (That's a compliment)
	6:34pm spodiodi: thanks, olivia! i had to step away at the end, but great show

Radio Ravioli with Olivia: Playlist from June 1, 2020

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Intimate electronics, bad poetry, tender murk, and tired humans making the best of it. Features live sound collaging, too.

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Wed. Dec 11th, 9pm - Midnight: Radio Ravioli presents: Ravioli Tourism Monthly Open Lines Extravaganza (More info...)
Adriene joins Olivia for three hours of chaos and calm. With the dials turning and the phone lines open, they’ll take live listener calls about different topics of serendipity and cosmic-connection while live-mixing music, stories, and all kinds of radio ravioli from around the world. Call in - 201-209-9368!
Wed. Jan 8th, 2025, 9pm - Midnight: Radio Ravioli presents: Ravioli Tourism Monthly Open Lines Extravaganza (More info...)
Adriene joins Olivia for three hours of chaos and calm. With the dials turning and the phone lines open, they’ll take live listener calls about different topics of serendipity and cosmic-connection while live-mixing music, stories, and all kinds of radio ravioli from around the world. Call in - 201-209-9368!
Wed. Feb 12th, 2025, 9pm - Midnight: Radio Ravioli presents: Ravioli Tourism Monthly Open Lines Extravaganza (More info...)
Adriene joins Olivia for three hours of chaos and calm. With the dials turning and the phone lines open, they’ll take live listener calls about different topics of serendipity and cosmic-connection while live-mixing music, stories, and all kinds of radio ravioli from around the world. Call in - 201-209-9368!

June 1, 2020: Preservation & Invention with Stuart Hyatt

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Stuart Hyatt's latest Field Works release "Ultrasonic" came out last month on Temporary Residence Ltd.

Artist	Track	Album	Comments	Images	Approx. start time
Olivia	✿ ✿ ✿ Welcome to Radio Ravioli ✿ ✿ ✿				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Adrian Sherwood	X-Planation "X-Planation" by "Adrian Sherwood"	Never Trust A Hippy (Real World Gold)			0:04:32 (Pop-up)
Asa Tone	Perpetual Motion Via Jungle Transport	Temporary Music			0:09:33 (Pop-up)
Monitor	Mokele-Mbembe "Mokele-Mbembe" by "Monitor"	Monitor			0:13:22 (Pop-up)
Grouper	Second Wind Zombie Skin "Second Wind Zombie Skin" by "Grouper"	Way Their Crept			0:17:11 (Pop-up)
Singers and Players	Devious Dub "Devious Dub" by "Singers and Players"	War Of Version			0:20:53 (Pop-up)
Hailu Mergia & Dahlak Band	Wede Harer Guzo	Wede Harer Guzo			0:26:00 (Pop-up)
Chip Wickham	The Cosmos "The Cosmos" by "Chip Wickham"	Blue To Red			0:32:33 (Pop-up)
700 Bliss	Ring The Alarm "Ring The Alarm" by "700 Bliss"	Spa 700			0:43:43 (Pop-up)
Crazy Doberman	Nobody's Touch "Nobody's Touch" by "Crazy Doberman"	---/Haunted,Non/Haunted			0:46:13 (Pop-up)
gogoj a.k.a. SHENG JIE	3' Silence of CN	3' Silence of CN	4 April, 2020, At 10:00 China make 3 minutes silence tribute and national flags fly at half-mast for all the peoples dead in COVID-19. Recoding at home ( 28 floor ) , site Tong Zhou, Beijing. https://gogoj.bandcamp.com/track/3-silence-of-cn		0:48:03 (Pop-up)

Listening with Stuart Hyatt "Listening with Stuart Hyatt"
Beaver and Krause	Salute To The Vanishing Bald Eagle	In A Wild Sanctuary			0:59:04 (Pop-up)
Daniel Avery & Alessandro Cortini	Illusion Of Time	Illusion of Time			1:02:18 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				1:03:56 (Pop-up)
Bhajan Bhoy	Sol "Sol" by "Bhajan Bhoy"	Bless Bless			1:04:28 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				1:04:58 (Pop-up)
Claire M. Singer	Ceo "Ceo" by "Claire M. Singer"	Solas			1:07:01 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				1:07:30 (Pop-up)
Kelly Moran	Sodalis "Sodalis" by "Kelly Moran"	Ultrasonic		Stuart Hyatt's latest Field Works release "Ultrasonic" came out last month on Temporary Residence Ltd. Stuart Hyatt's latest Field Works release "Ultrasonic" came out last month on Temporary Residence Ltd.	1:09:15 (Pop-up)
Vashti Bunyan	Train Song "Train Song" by "Vashti Bunyan"		Featured on a Spotify playllist created by Stuart Hyatt / Field Works / Temporary Residence Ltd., called All Things Vibrations.		1:12:40 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				1:15:37 (Pop-up)
Field Works, Marcus Fischer	Through The City	Pogue's Run (Metaphonics)			1:15:57 (Pop-up)
Eluvium	Dusk Tempi "Dusk Tempi" by "Eluvium"	Ultrasonic			1:18:15 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				1:18:25 (Pop-up)
Ivan the Tolerable	Slow Answers "Slow Answers" by "Ivan the Tolerable"	16 Pieces For 16 Pools			1:22:42 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt, Julien Marchal, Mary Lattimore	Equality	Fair State			1:26:58 (Pop-up)
Jan Jelinek	A Concert For Television	Tierbeobachtungen			1:30:28 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				1:31:18 (Pop-up)
Field Works, Stuart Hyatt	Formation 1	Glen Rose Formation (Metaphonics)			1:33:43 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				1:38:28 (Pop-up)
Field Works, Stuart Hyatt	Formation 4	Glen Rose Formation (Metaphonics)			1:42:31 (Pop-up)
Chuck Johnson	Riga Black "Riga Black" by "Chuck Johnson"	Balsams			1:49:13 (Pop-up)
Susan Alcorn	Gilmore Blue "Gilmore Blue" by "Susan Alcorn"	The Heart Sutra (Arranged by Janel Leppin)			1:55:46 (Pop-up)
Valerio Tricoli	As For The Crack "As For The Crack" by "Valerio Tricoli"	Clonic Earth			1:59:26 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				2:00:21 (Pop-up)
Jefre Cantu-Ledesma	Night Swimming	Ultrasonic			2:04:49 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				2:10:32 (Pop-up)
Chihei Hatakeyama	The Circle "The Circle" by "Chihei Hatakeyama"	Ultrasonic			2:12:54 (Pop-up)
Valerio Tricoli	Clonic Earth "Clonic Earth" by "Valerio Tricoli"	Clonic Earth			2:19:32 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				2:19:36 (Pop-up)
Noveller	A Place Both Wonderful and Strange	Ultrasonic			2:24:37 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				2:28:22 (Pop-up)
Vague Imaginaires	Volcans Engloutis	L'île D'or			2:30:57 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				2:35:08 (Pop-up)
Pulse Emitter	Fairy Tree "Fairy Tree" by "Pulse Emitter"	Swirlings			2:39:31 (Pop-up)
Stuart Hyatt	talking "talking" by "Stuart Hyatt"				2:44:50 (Pop-up)

Arthur Russell	Treehouse "Treehouse" by "Arthur Russell"	World of Echo			2:41:18 (Pop-up)
Indochine	Dizzidence Politik "Dizzidence Politik" by "Indochine"	L'Aventurier			2:43:57 (Pop-up)
Virginia Wing	For Every Window There's A Curtain	Ecstatic Arrow			2:48:21 (Pop-up)
Edith Frost	Ben Dewberry's Final Run	Nothing Comes Around			2:51:32 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	🍝 3:02pm MikeG: Raviolis are Dumplings
	3:02pm Kelly Jones: Olivia, I love you. I just wanted to say that, cuz it's true.
	3:02pm WoodsOfNH: Dumplings are not sandwiches.
	3:03pm listener james from westwood: Hello, Olivia and all! Who doesn't need a flower moment!
	3:03pm Crudbringer: I am ready for the beeping to occur now.
	3:03pm Crudbringer: @Woods correct because they are not designed to be handheld. Typically they are sauced during cooking, serving or consumption.
	3:04pm spodiodi: hi olivia! hi everybody
	3:04pm Crudbringer: Now, a St. Louis-style toasted ravioli is indeed a sandwich, a sort of Italian calzon slider.
	3:04pm WoodsOfNH: Holy smokes. Olivia broadcasting from the depths of the Widow Jane Mine.
	3:05pm Crudbringer: Yeah no joke. Somebody toss her a rope, or at least lower down a bucket of sandwiches.
	3:05pm Jim the Poet: Hey Olivia, looking forward to the show!
	3:07pm JakeGould: Doesn’t Jim Bakker sell buckets of sandwiches to paranoid loonballs?
	3:09pm WR: Is it Monday afternoon or Friday morning?
	3:09pm Crudbringer: I haven't seen the sandwiches, just the... glop. Like... pea soup? Yeah, he has a weird manic-monkey face now. Also wasn't he pushing silver supplements to stop the virus?
	3:09pm chresti: Hi Olivia! Hi ravioli pot!
	3:09pm Little Mexican Girl: Why not both?
	🍝 3:10pm MikeG: Actually my comment was just a parody of Just Ted's weekly "Feelings are Facts" post on Michele's show.
	3:15pm Gaylord Fields: @MikeG: Inside jokes tend to get lost when they travel from show to show.
	3:17pm Gaylord Fields: I often find myself nonplussed and scratching my head when someone makes a reference to another show's culture that I'm not familiar with.
	3:17pm Malcolm: keeping it locked to WFMU reaps rewards
	3:18pm Yes: enjoying monitor. hello friends
	🍝 3:26pm MikeG: @Gaylord: I mistakenly assumed we all listen in shifts. I've been on the 7AM to 6PM squad for a number of years now. :)
	3:29pm morphe': Ciggy - if you are still there - that Alynda Segarra info is amazing .. Could not find Palante but HURRAY FOR THE RIFF RAFFF.. LOVE THE OLD TIMEY old MIKE stuff too... Thanks.. y Palante!!!! Siempre Palante!!! Hurray for thge Riff Raff.. below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsfNmg9dGpM
	3:32pm chresti: Enjoying the set Olivia!
	3:32pm yes: ^^ It’s healing me
	3:37pm Marie: Hey, I'm really enjoying the show today. Thanks, Olivia!
	3:37pm spodiodi: most pleasant
	3:39pm The Butterman: Well, if your friends can’t listen to WFMU 24 hours a day then they’re not your real friends.
	3:39pm olivia: Thanks for being here & saying hello everybody ~
	3:40pm Gaylord Fields: @MikeG: Before the lockdown, I rarely listened to weekday daytime WFMU. It just wasn't possible to both work and fall into the landscape of, say, Radio Ravioli. Now that I'm wfh, I can tune out work and dive in more.
	3:42pm Bri The Beatnik: @Gaylord Fields Is WFMU your side job?
	3:42pm morphe': Olivia - ya probably know this but GO4/Andy Gill releasing an EP - all profits to the medics.. https://www.theguardian.com/music/2020/may/28/andy-gill-gang-of-four-to-release-guitarists-final-recordings
	3:46pm morphe': Andy Gill, Mekongs, Leeds - good article: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/apr/19/pubs-disco-and-fighting-nazis-how-leeds-nurtured-british-post-punk
	3:47pm Gaylord Fields: @Bri The Beatnik: I do have a day job. Most WFMU DJs, except for the handful who work FT at the station, do.
	3:47pm Joe B: hey Olivia and everyone Gaylord, same here. the bulk of my FMU listening was done while in the car. now it is listening at home
	3:49pm morphe': Ciggy and all - PALANTE came by chance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXtyzpWdpx0
	3:49pm Gaylord Fields: Joe, hearing more of WFMU has been the tiny silver lining in a very dark and ominous crowd.
	3:49pm Gaylord Fields: *cloud
	3:50pm Gaylord Fields: See, Olivia is distracting me with her stellar programming!
	3:51pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Olivia, everyone.
	3:52pm Crei6hton: Good afternoon
	3:54pm Jim the Poet: This is amazing
	3:54pm Handy Haversack: Gaylord (3:49): 100 percent agreement.
	3:55pm Johnny James: Hi Olivia!!! And all you Ravi-ollly-olly heads. Very cool set so far, looking forward to the rest of the show. Peace and love everyone.
	3:56pm Joe B: @gaylord, yes agree 100%. we're in with the out cloud!
	3:57pm Marie: Hey, I thought there was this big WFMU DJ commune hidden in the middle of the NJ swamps, such that none of you needed day jobs...
	4:00pm yes: Standing in the woods, looking up and this bed is perfect
	4:07pm zivilars: Thanks for the show, Olivia – your sets are not what I am normally listen to and therefore always broaden my musical horizon ... Have a great day everybody! @Joe: That was a killer "Three Chord Monte" today as always, thanks to you, too!
	4:08pm Webhamster Henry: @WoodsOfNH longtime WFMU playlist readers may know that I'm the President of the Board of Trustees of the Century House Historical Society, home of the Widow Jane Mine. There are not as many bats there as one would think. The site is currently closed, but we hope to be allowing responsible hiking and visits soon.
	4:09pm adampsyche: this is a dark and ominous crowd
	4:10pm adampsyche: I really like the idea of a NJ commune swamps specifically
	4:16pm Handy Haversack: Very cool, WHH.
	4:17pm Carmichael: Heya Olivia and various peoples. Should I make a shirt that says, "Gaylord 3:49"?
	4:18pm Crudbringer: I'd buy one and make it look terrible. Man... that crowd/cloud Freudian slip is downright... Freudian.
	4:19pm radioschizo: Apropos of Ultrasonics, I have just read an excellent book on infrasound, ultrasound, and hypersound called unsound:undead published by Urbanomic.
	4:20pm Jan Turkenburg: Hi Olivia and Ravioleers.
	4:21pm olivia: oh cool, radioschizo, what's it called?
	4:22pm olivia: oh woops you said it already. haha. thanks!
	4:23pm Handy Haversack: I was obscurely disappointed today when, on leaving a like 10-block radius for the first time in 11 weeks and even crossing borough lines that not one person saw my T-shirt and wanted to talk about WFMU. What the hell has everyone else been even doing this whole time.
	4:23pm radioschizo: Unsound:Undead by the AUDINT collective
	4:24pm Webhamster Henry: Looks good, @Radioschizo! www.urbanomic.com...
	4:25pm wendy del formaggio: Hi Olivia. Today’s show is really great. I like these interviews and such with Stuart Hyatt. Thanks for bringing them to us.
	4:26pm morphe': Handy - crossing borough lines = over the bridge or via Ridgewood???? Or The MANHATTAN???
	4:27pm olivia: thanks Wendy! :)
	4:28pm brainiac: Ivan the Tolerable is quite nice, actually. Hello pasta lovers everywhere.
	4:29pm morphe': Handy - ps .. I get swag for the children and friends but I wear nothing with names/labels but I always say hello to folks with FMU SWAG .. had - have had many a nice conversations as such..
	4:30pm Carmichael: Hey brainiac, don't go downtown tonight.
	4:31pm brainiac: I heard Bev & More was giving out free samples...
	4:32pm Carmichael: @morphe, most of my casual existence consists of Levis and FMU shirts.
	4:33pm Marie: Indiana is a very Southern state due to immigration patterns from the south over the years. I grew up just outside of Chicago.
	4:33pm Martinibomb: Hello Olivia!!
	4:34pm Carmichael: @brainiac, yeah, sorta ....
	4:34pm Ike: @Handy, I spotted a cyclist in a cow-and-dog Woof Moo shirt in Sunset Park yesterday, but not today.
	4:35pm Bloom: and that little girl's name? Albert Einstein.
	4:39pm olivia: haha bloom
	4:39pm morphe': Carmichael ... I take off all tags - mostly worker cahart stuff .. and LL Bean Ts and long sleeve ... all tags gone...
	4:39pm Handy Haversack: @morphe': Yeah, your insular city of the Manhattoes, girdled round by wharves like Indian isles by coral reefs. Had to go to the UES. We took the ferry to 34th and walked there and back.
	4:41pm Webhamster Henry: Impulse responses, used in convolution reverbs, reveal the resonant frequencies of a space (and can be used to simulate those resonances).
	4:41pm morphe': Handy - do not create RIVER ENVY - NO WATER IN MADRID!!! I always take the SI Ferry and the free weekend Ikea ferry (downtown to Red Hook) when I am in town... SOON COME!!!! i hope... buying naught...
	4:42pm Handy Haversack: morphe', if you get here and the timing is right, I will get you out on the NYC waters in a canoe!
	4:44pm Carmichael: Woo hoo, Sacramento!
	4:45pm Handy Haversack: San ... San ... yeah!
	4:45pm morphe': Handy - almost bought one of those expensive puzzle cube kayaaks in a bag - but then I forgot to use the condom so am stuck in semi-fascist Madrid... UUGGGHHH.. Ps I do not like the blow up Kayaks - too much drag... Have you tried? I imagine so..
	4:45pm Carmichael: There is also a Sacramento, New Mexico ...
	4:47pm Handy Haversack: Yeah, they certainly have their uses, I'd say. I'm not sure HY harbor is a good place for them, though.
	4:49pm Jan Turkenburg: Listening in awe here.
	4:50pm olivia: good to see you here, Jan!!
	4:50pm brainiac: Thanks to Handy, today I learned there's an ice cream shop on the upper east side called UES that has a speakeasy in the back. Look at this backbar. LOOK AT IT: wswd-wordpress-production.s3.amazonaws.com...
	4:51pm Rob W: The "sound of the cave" / resonant frequencies aspect of Stuart Hyatt's Glen Rose Formation brought to mind Oliver Beer's Vessel Orchestra sound installation which was at the Met Breuer (RIP) a while back - where heard the natural pitches of various sculptures and vessels. www.metmuseum.org...
	4:52pm Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	4:53pm Rob W: Correction, maybe: I heard the Met was closing the Met Breuer (pre-pandemic) but online it's listed as still in operation, albeit closed for the time being of course.
	🍝 4:55pm Ken From Hyde Park: Good afternoon, Olivia and resonators. Such nice sounds today!
	4:55pm JakeGould: I spotted exactly two people wearing WFMU t-shirts (that I didn’t know previously) in Bay Ridge: One was a seemingly catatonic teenage kid wearing a “Moon Freaker” t-shirt on the B63 bus. The other was a middle aged a-hole screaming at staff in the local post office in a “Sputnik” t-shirt. There’s your deep Brooklyn demographics: Catatonic teen and raving customer service abuser! As long as their checks clear, tho.
	4:56pm morphe': Thanks Olivia and all ...
	4:56pm Ike: Aw, bummer, I liked the Met Breuer. Not that anybody can go to any museums for the foreseeable future anyway though.
	4:58pm morphe': Jake - that could have been Andy Brekman or Fabio
	4:58pm Carmichael: @brainiac, second shelf up on the left: Irish whiskeys!
	4:58pm Carmichael: I think they're closing Jim Breuer.
	5:01pm brainiac: @Carmichael: Seems they have a no graphic T-shirt dress code, so FMU listeners need to use the hi-sign to recognize each other.
	5:01pm bore in suffern: Thanks Olivia, really enjoying the show as always.
	5:03pm olivia: thanks for being here, bore in suffern!
	5:03pm Handy Haversack: @brainiac, what a place to Quarantini! I had a friend who worked on the physical plant for Met Breuer. Let's just say there was a reason that bldg. became available.
	5:07pm Rev. Turnip Druid: hey folks
	5:08pm Rev. Turnip Druid: OH DAMN, Missed that Valerio Tricoli piece. Clonic Earth is a devastating LP.
	5:08pm diana: just pulling away from picking lettuces in the garden to tell you how much i’m enjoying the show! first time today i have been able to zone out and relax. thanks!
	5:09pm royvis: Amazing show, terrific interview/guest!
	5:09pm olivia: yay - thanks Diana + Royvis~!
	5:14pm Travisano66: Heterodyne detector? Is that like Gaydar?
	5:17pm olivia: lol travisano66....
	5:17pm Webhamster Henry: Heterodyning the ultrasound is using interference between a (usually) constant frequency and the one you want to hear. Playing them together produces sum and difference frequencies. The sum is also too high to hear, the difference creeps down into the audible range, but it goes down as the sound you measure goes up.
	5:19pm Travisano66: Thank you, Olivia. I'm glad you weren't offended. Great show, by the way.
	5:19pm spodiodi: Webhamster Henry, very interesting, thanks for explaining that
	5:20pm WoodsOfNH: Dammit, my Bandcamp want list is bulging.
	5:28pm Rev. Turnip Druid: this is Very Good Indeed.
	5:29pm JakeGould: Hey Olivia! Logged in and reality update from NYC: “Mr. Cuomo said the curfew would be in place on Monday night, from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m., and that officials had not decided whether to impose it on the following evenings.” www.nytimes.com...
	5:30pm northguineahills: Before I lost the internet, I was about the collage preding Susan Alcorn could use some Susan Alcorn, and lo and behold!
	5:33pm JakeGould: Also doubling of the police on the streets in NYC 4,000 to 8,000. They will now being on 12 hour (!!!) shifts from 5:00am to 5:00pm and visa-versa. What a great idea! Have very tired cops on the street! What could possibly go wrong? Not curfew related but there you go!
	5:34pm tom from Glasgow: i've been making a soup all the way through this. great stuff
	5:35pm olivia: hey tom! thanks for the real world update jakegould....
	5:36pm tom from Glasgow: Gaylord (ages and ages ago) this is very similar to me re: working from home and the radio. feel like i can listen and comment with more consistency now. because i'm on a rolling rota where i can start at 6am or end at midnight or anything in between i get a healthy cross-section of shows as well
	5:38pm Jim the Poet: Great show! Thank you!
	5:41pm Webhamster Henry: Speaking of natural noises, a brood (IX) of 17-year cicadas is coming out this year in southwestern Virginia, southern West Virginia, and western North Carolina.
	5:41pm olivia: thanks Jim !~
	5:41pm Andres: Feeling really tuned in to such a wonderful show today! So great to listen to the stories of these projects and come along for the journey through the radio. Thank you Olivia and Stuart!
	5:41pm northguineahills: Many bats around here in FL, I like watching them dive for mosquitoes. I sometimes will throw a golf ball up in the air, and watch them dive for them until they realize the ball isn't an insect/ There's an owl family acrost the pond from me. I saw a hawk eating a small snake yesterday while riding my bike through the woods..
	5:42pm northguineahills: (yesterday)
	5:43pm Rev. Turnip Druid: heard a barred owl catch & destroy a rabbit near home (it's a fairly urban area but with a strip of woods) ... Powerful vocal duet between them.
	5:45pm Handy Haversack: I'm like 4 miles from LGA and on a flight path (I have easily seen my bldg. from a plane), but now when one comes overheard it's major news. During that last conversation I was binocular stalking a cedar waxwing behind our bldg.!
	5:45pm Kat in Chicago: Beautifully put-together show today.
	5:46pm olivia: thanks Kat! Good to see you here today
	5:48pm JakeGould: @TomFromGlasgow: As someone who worked from home before it was cool (2001 to 2011) I can say this time around it feels better because everyone is in this. When I was first working from home I was some “weirdo” with odd hours odd pay and such. Now that we’re all in on this, the workflow is better. And honestly don’t miss the office politics nonsense.
	5:49pm radioschizo: I miss the morning show, but this show was great Olivia! It's not often that I get to listen live on Mondays.
	5:49pm WillCrete: This was a really wonderful conversation Olivia and Stuart. Much thanks for broadcasting it. I was canoeing the Kankakee River along the Indiana / Illinois border yesterday .. a magnificent soundscape there... and apparently a documented habitat for the Indiana Bat too.
	5:50pm JakeGould: Also Tom, I hear they are opening up horse racing again in the U.K. What a great thing! Opening up gambling on the physical strength of abused horses for old people! That will boost the U.K. economy.
	5:50pm brainiac: I agree with Kat. It was riveting Radio Raviolivia.
	5:50pm Johnny James: We have 3 barn owls by me in north jersey, at night they call to each other up and down the mountain. It’s really nice when you have the windows open at night
	5:51pm olivia: hey WillCrete, thanks ! And thanks Brainiac. :)
	5:52pm Carmichael: @ngh, how was work today?
	5:53pm dano59: Beautiful and chill todsy Olivia...
	5:54pm Johnny James: Great show Olivia!!! Take care raviolins
	5:55pm olivia: have a good one everybody, thanks for joining in !
	5:55pm Handy Haversack: Wonderful show, Olivia -- wow, really enjoyed it. ngh, did the job start? Congrats!
	5:56pm JakeGould: Thank you Olivia!
	🍝 5:56pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Olivia and mammals, flying or otherwise.
	5:57pm WR: thank you Olivia!
	6:00pm JohnEBGood: Great show Olivia. Thanks!
	6:01pm chresti: Thanks!
	6:01pm Webhamster Henry: Thanks Olivia! Very distracting today! (That's a compliment)
	6:34pm spodiodi: thanks, olivia! i had to step away at the end, but great show

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