WFMU: Are We There Yet? with Tamar: Playlist from August 13, 2022

Listener comments!
	6:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ta Mar Vel Ous so far! ✅
	6:05pm Crei6hton: Evening WFMU
	6:06pm rich: hello tamar kfhp is correct
	6:06pm HyperDose: Welcome back, Tamar. Nice to see you have a few more fill-ins on the horizon.
	6:07pm chresti: Hi Tamar and the here and there!
	6:08pm latinXcape: Lovey opening tunes. It's like music from a chill past i never had.
	6:12pm Tamar: Hi all! Thanks for joining me on this circuitous journey!
	6:14pm mariano: ¡Selección buenísima de cumbias!
	6:15pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Tamar! I love this. I'd like to get up and dance, but my back hurts like hell.
	6:18pm chresti: muy caliente en Los Angeles>SGV>, making coffee
	6:18pm Richy4619: ♫ ♪ \(‾▿‾\) (/‾▿‾)/ ♪ ♬
	6:20pm Tamar: Oof, Franco, sorry to hear that-- will be getting way mellow along the way, more conducive to healing backs.
	6:23pm Franco Twinkie: I can't help it Tamar. I'm up and dancing like the viejo quebrado I am.
	6:35pm Roberto: Mi mama me dijo tambien que hace muchisimo calor en Ele A.
	6:37pm chresti: Calor is a better way to say hot, gracias Roberto.
	6:39pm chresti: Everything old is new again!
	6:40pm wizard frog: 💃💃💃
	6:42pm Andres Ressia From Uruguay: hey gracias, great selection
	6:48pm wizard frog: 👏 🐾 👏 🐾
	6:55pm Roberto: "El Viejo Quebrado" would be a good name for a Mexican restaurant.
	7:04pm coelacanth∅: good evening Tamar!
	7:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! Always wonderful...
	7:09pm Roberto: Como estan las gatas, Tamar?
	7:13pm Tamar: The cats are good, Roberto, gracias.
	7:14pm Tamar: Waving hello to you all! My indecision about which way to go next sometimes leads to jogging in place, but we're on our way again.
	7:19pm βrian: Et les chats? Les chats vont bien ?
	7:21pm chresti: Marty Soiree
	7:22pm βrian: EFD: "Re-live the pain!"
	7:24pm βrian: Where nostalgia meets neuralgia. [sorry]
	7:26pm Franco Twinkie: Neuralgia is my middle name.
	7:27pm coelacanth∅: the Marty smörgåsbord
	7:27pm SeanG: oh yeah
	7:27pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Coel. What's for dinner?
	7:31pm coelacanth∅: well i just ate lunch -leftover salmon, made into salmon salad; a small corn muffin and a few bites of cole slaw. ... dinner later, probably a raw salad w toasted buckwheat and sunflower seeds. fascinating! - got an extra taco for me?
	7:32pm βrian: How groats! Loves me salmon salad. And now I've got Little Human hooked on the stuff.
	7:33pm coelacanth∅: ...oh it wasn't this show. someone mentioned tacos on the drop-in show before.
	7:33pm Franco Twinkie: We're debating Coel. Vietnamese from across the street OR tacos from a new place.
	7:36pm βrian: Oh I would go for Vietnamese. The 'pedia says: "In Vietnam, wheat gluten is called mì căng or mì căn." Chewy goodness.
	7:36pm coelacanth∅: i've still never eaten vietnamese food, despite i think 3 vietnamese places nearby. it seems that the few meatless selections on the menus are quite overpriced. i walk in, i walk out. i'd like to try it though.
	7:38pm βrian: Never had Vietnamese? No Huế!
	7:40pm coelacanth∅: well, i have had "vietnamese iced coffee", by passionate recommendations on these comments boards. i think i dumped 1/2 of it out! ugh
	7:40pm βrian: Loving this so far, Tamar. Lush and verdant.
	7:40pm Franco Twinkie: The place across the street is good and I don't feel like driving, so I think that's what it's going to be.
	7:43pm Tamar: We'll be having some Indonesian food soon, actually.
	7:44pm βrian: Not a fan of any sweetened coffee, myself. Unless it's ice cream. Damn, now I'm craving saffron.
	7:44pm wizard frog: i could reallly doooo with a pho right abouut noowwwwwwwww
	7:44pm Tamar: Coel, not even papaya salad?
	7:46pm βrian: We have quite a few Laoation places in our area. Papaya salad is lovely, if not a little like fire-walking.
	7:47pm βrian: We had a local restaurant with the name "Pho King Good."
	7:47pm coelacanth∅: that's just what it was, βrian. that condensed milk. i do add a little honey to hot coffee, sometimes - but not only do i think cold coffee needs no sweetener, but it was assaultingly sweet!
	7:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loving these.
	7:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...sweet like Thai iced tea then I gather...
	7:52pm βrian: @RRNov63: How's life in the upper valley?
	7:54pm C in Thailand: In general, people in SE Asia like things extremely sweet and I think just tend use that as the default when overseas. But here, the sweetness level ordered by the customer, from anywhere between not sweet and very sweet.
	7:54pm Tamar: βrian, the cats, they are fine, merci.
	7:55pm βrian: @Coel: the dish I mentioned above was my go-to at a long-ago favorite restaurant in Ypsilanti, Mi.
	7:57pm coelacanth∅: RR i've heard that has condensed milk in it as well. (?) if so, i will not be tasting that!
	7:57pm βrian: Well, if nobody else has quoted Colette in this playlist yet: "Le temps passé avec un chat n'est jamais perdu."
	7:58pm wizard frog: this is delightful!
	7:59pm Old Dave: Enjoying the show and comments! Will keep my opinions to meself for once, you're welcome...
	7:59pm Richy4619: ☆ﾟ·。ﾟƪ(˘⌣˘)ʃ · ♪ ♬·。ﾟ ·
	7:59pm coelacanth∅: C in Thailand, so traditionally these drinks' sweetness should be to order, like a regular cup of coffee or tea is in the us?
	8:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @βrian : With no AC - the physically immobilizing heat seems to have passed for now - actually under a throw-over now... The little town is having something of a Fest & I'm keen to see some Native American dancing in the park & one local band I've been wanting to assess...
	8:00pm coelacanth∅: βrian i figured it had to be a pun on a vietnamese dish! does it contain meat?
	8:01pm βrian: No. Look for "seitan" here: dalatrestaurantannarbor.com...
	8:06pm coelacanth∅: cool. i used to be a seitan worshiper. years ago 2 things were different: i lived in nj (and my gf lived near morristown); and, in nj (morristown) there was a "vegan" asian restaurant named "mayflower" that created miracles on a daily basis.
	8:07pm C in Thailand: @coelacanth∅... yes, made to order. For example, Thai tea or coffee could be ordered not sweet... usually with evaporated milk, but black as well. Condensed milk, sugar or syrup if sweetness is wanted. In Vietnam coffee could be ordered black (with sugar on the side, added by the customer). The condensed milk one usually at the bottom of the cup, and stirred in by the customer depending how much sweet they want it.
	8:10pm coelacanth∅: hmmm. Thanks C (iT) - i wonder if the thai or vietnamese places here would make it to order then... i don't mind a little sweet, but i think i also just dislike the flavour of condensed milk. -maybe bring my own oat milk?
	8:11pm βrian: @RRNov63: Are you on Sununu's side of the river, or Bernie's?
	8:12pm marcus in ATX: Currently grocery shopping and dancing
	8:14pm C in Thailand: But sweet is still sort of the default, especially in the countryside. Like, occasionally, I might order not sweet, the preparer will repeat it but still start to put syrup in the beverage. For US, you should be able to order as well, as long it's not some instant mx. My wife and I do when we visit. You could order, for example, Vietnamese coffee black, not sweet, add your own milk.
	8:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @βrian : In NewHampshuh I'm afraid - but UpperVally of course is on the river border. Was also born in Vermont...
	8:20pm Franco Twinkie: I was across the street. My order was finished fairly quick, but the television was so great I wanted to stay. It was a Vietnamese guy eating in Bangkok. First he was on the klong eating and you could see water taxis behind him, then he went to Chatuchak, the outside market. I love that place! I use to wander around in there looking at all the bizarre stuff.
	8:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Q: Why does Maine not fall into the Atlantic ? A: Because NH sucks so hard.
	8:20pm C in Thailand: @caelacanth∅... Vietnamese coffee isn't really that special. It's just made with a metal filter thing (ca phe phin), which are pretty cheap. You could buy one, use any coffee and test if you like the texture.
	8:20pm Franco Twinkie: Where are you, C?
	8:22pm C in Thailand: @Franco... Samut Sakhon, just SW of Bangkok.
	8:24pm Franco Twinkie: I never went there. I would mostly hang out in Bangkok, until I went elsewhere.
	8:29pm C in Thailand: @France... You used to live in Thailand? Or stay long-term? Where I live is a borderline Bangkok suburb. Just a few km from the Bangkok border on the main highway to Southern Thailand. A few km toward the gulf and it's wetlands. We're mostly known for fish farms, salt farms and industrial factories.
	8:38pm Tamar: I thought there was something happening August 20, but I see that there's the NY Indonesian Food Bazaar August 27, 11 am - 5 pm, 8407 Broadway in Elmhurst, Queens.
	8:38pm Aitchy: Thailand a great place. Pom chob mak maak. I've been going there most years since about 1990, sort of close to Australia, just lovely
	8:40pm Franco Twinkie: No, In 1994 I went to stay with friends who lived in Bangkok. Aside from the Khaosok rain forest, the beaches around Surat Thani and Ko Samui, I didn't spent much time in the south.
	8:40pm steveo: hello, enjoying the show very much
	8:42pm coelacanth∅: C @814 "sweet by default" is what i thought, actually. but i wanted to try it without adjustments the first time -to experience the traditional...and didn't know that condensed milk was so sweet before that. ... i don't think i even really tasted coffee! (technically i must have, but...) so yeah, if it's not very special once that stuff's removed then why spend 4-5 bucks on it, when i can get a strong and excellent iced americano at one of the cafés in town?
	8:44pm coelacanth∅: greetings steveo
	8:45pm C in Thailand: @Franco... Nice. I also haven't been to much of Southern Thailand. Ko Samui but also a long time ago (2005). @Aitchy... I'm glad you like my adopted country ;) I've never been to Australia... hopefully, someday!
	8:47pm steveo: hello, coelacanth∅
	8:47pm Franco Twinkie: C, What are you doing there?
	8:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Whereas Thai iced tea is also about the spices... Been told you can do about anything in Thailand ...except critique the Monarch ?
	8:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Tamar. See you again soon. I grew sleepy last night and missed ISC.
	8:49pm Franco Twinkie: That seems to be right, RR. You don't talk shit about the king unless you want to take a bath in the klong.
	8:49pm HyperDose: See you next time, Tamar.
	8:51pm C in Thailand: @caelacanth∅... I agree, I wouldn't spend that much on VN coffee. I do like VN food in general, tho!
	8:51pm chresti: Thanks Tamar!
	8:52pm Tamar: Thanks for listening, everyone. Now I've gotten myself hungry, and I can't even eat spicy food.
	8:53pm Franco Twinkie: C, strangely, The Vietnamese food in our neighborhood is as good as anything I ate in country.
	8:55pm Aitchy: Excellent Vietnamese here in Sydney.
	8:58pm C in Thailand: @Franco... I run a small business doing outsourced admin, data entry, operations. Yes, Section 112 is the lese majeste law. Actually, it's pretty hard to find VN food in Bangkok. Most of it is like Thai-VN mixed.
	8:59pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Tamar. Excellent set - come back soon.
	8:59pm wizard frog: thanks tamar!!!
	8:59pm C in Thailand: Thank you, Tamar. Enjoy your meal!
	9:00pm steveo: Thank you, Tamar
	9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Tamar ~
	9:01pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Tamar!

Are We There Yet? with Tamar: Playlist from August 13, 2022

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August 13, 2022: Cumbian start, raga middle, finishing with a taste of Indonesia: Fill-in for Rob/TSP

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Format	Comments	Approx. start time
Mexican Institute of Sound	The Lunatics feat Banda Misteriosa	Distrito Federal				0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Thiago França presents A Espetacular Charanga do França	Hasta la Cumbia	The Importance of Being Espetacular	A Espetacular Charanga do França		https://thiagofranca.bandcamp.com/album/the-importance-of-being-espetacular	0:03:35 (Pop-up)
Los ÁngelesAzules	Mis Sentimientos [feat Ximena Sarinana]	Cómo Te Voy A Olvidar (¡Edición De Super Lujo!)	Sony			0:06:04 (Pop-up)
Gabriel Romero	La Subienda "La Subienda" by "Gabriel Romero"	Cumbia Cumbia: A Selection of Colombian Cumbia Recordings				0:09:02 (Pop-up)
Chica Libre	El Borrachito "El Borrachito" by "Chica Libre"	Sonido Amazónico	Barbes			0:13:32 (Pop-up)
Wganda Kenya	Shakalaodé "Shakalaodé" by "Wganda Kenya"	Diablos Del Ritmo 1960-1985: The Colombian Melting Pot (Afrobeat, Puya, Cumbiamba, Terapia, Mapalé, Caribbean Funk)	Analog Africa			0:18:24 (Pop-up)
AFRICANDO	Africando "Africando" by "AFRICANDO"	Vol. 1 Trovidor	Stem's Africa			0:25:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	"Phil Kraus"					0:31:22 (Pop-up)
Aban	Efie Nnye "Efie Nnye" by "Aban"	Borga Revolution! Ghanaian Dance Music In The Digital Age, 1983-1992 (Volume 1)	Kalita Records			0:39:36 (Pop-up)
The Lijadu Sisters	Sunshine "Sunshine" by "The Lijadu Sisters"	Sunshine	Knitting Factory			0:47:50 (Pop-up)
William Onyeabor	Why Go To War "Why Go To War" by "William Onyeabor"	Who Is William Onyeabor?	Luaka Bop			0:54:17 (Pop-up)
Leila Gobi	An Nia "An Nia" by "Leila Gobi"	2017	Clermont			1:03:28 (Pop-up)
Leila Gobi	Tibo Gadeina "Tibo Gadeina" by "Leila Gobi"	2017	Clermont			1:08:16 (Pop-up)
Ramata Diakité	Nama "Nama" by "Ramata Diakité"	Na	Cobalt			1:12:09 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	Kashmiri Love Song "Kashmiri Love Song" by "Phil Kraus"	The Percussive Phil Kraus	Golden Crest			1:16:47 (Pop-up)
Hongthong Dao-udon	Bo Mi Phi Thi Isan	Essential	Em			1:24:38 (Pop-up)
Amelia Cuni	Devino Amor "Devino Amor" by "Amelia Cuni"	Parampara Festival 13.3.1992	Black Truffle			1:29:47 (Pop-up)
Faramarz Payvar & Ensemble	Dastgāh Shur [Šur]	A Persian Heritage: Classical Music of Iran	Nonesuch			1:36:46 (Pop-up)
Maalem Mahmoud Gania	Shaba Kouria	Colors of the Night	Hive Mind			1:46:59 (Pop-up)
Keawta Prayalae	Keawta Lam Phloen	Classic Productions by Surin Phaksiri 2: Molam Gems from the 1960s-80s	EM Records	LP		1:55:47 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	Nola "Nola" by "Phil Kraus"	The Percussive Phil Kraus				1:59:29 (Pop-up)
Didi Kempot feat. Agus	Sate Ambal	single song	Didi Kempot		https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcELNBCiRx8	2:06:37 (Pop-up)
Sri Widadi	Lgm. Gado-Gado Jakarta	Emas Keroncong				2:11:49 (Pop-up)
Kolken	Makan Bakso "Makan Bakso" by "Kolken"	Main Belakang			https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slC3yR1pRds	2:14:56 (Pop-up)
Sekar Melati	Not Great Men "Not Great Men" by "Sekar Melati"	[live performance]	self-produced		https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K19jPwpP5XY	2:18:03 (Pop-up)
Semar Peguilingan Gamelan Ensemble	Nila Candra IV	Semar Pegulingan, Vol. 1	Bali Gamelan Sound		https://baligamelansound.bandcamp.com/album/semar-pegulingan-vol-1	2:21:37 (Pop-up)
Balungan	Kangen "Kangen" by "Balungan"	Kudu Bisa Kudu	Cuneiform		https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/album/kudu-bisa-kudu-2	2:24:49 (Pop-up)
Loreng & Sanjonas	Shaman "Shaman" by "Loreng & Sanjonas"	Kanon	Loreng & Sanjonas		https://fl-lorengsanjonas.bandcamp.com/	2:31:39 (Pop-up)
I Wayan Sweca Ensemble[?]	Sekur Jepun	Joged Bumbung, Vol. 1	Bali Gamelan Sound		https://baligamelansound.bandcamp.com/album/joged-bumbung-vol-i	2:34:44 (Pop-up)
Yanti Bersaudara	Tekad Pahlawan "Tekad Pahlawan" by "Yanti Bersaudara"	Yanti Bersaudara	La Munai Records		https://lamunairecords.bandcamp.com/album/yanti-bersaudara	2:41:29 (Pop-up)
Dara Puspita	Pesta Pak Lurah "Pesta Pak Lurah" by "Dara Puspita"	1966-1968	Sublime Frequencies			2:43:57 (Pop-up)
	a song					2:44:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Phil Kraus	Kashmiri Love Song "Kashmiri Love Song" by "Phil Kraus"	The Percussive Phil Kraus	Golden Crest			2:46:00 (Pop-up)
Wieteke van Dort	Geeg Mij Maar Nasi Goreng				https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AB-mVj54PQg	2:50:21 (Pop-up)
Santesh	Fish Sambal "Fish Sambal" by "Santesh"				https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8zg7BE5p6Y	2:53:35 (Pop-up)
Shapaley	Tsampa "Tsampa" by "Shapaley"				https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZE6DHzZUFg	2:56:01 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	6:04pm Ken From Hyde Park: Ta Mar Vel Ous so far! ✅
	6:05pm Crei6hton: Evening WFMU
	6:06pm rich: hello tamar kfhp is correct
	6:06pm HyperDose: Welcome back, Tamar. Nice to see you have a few more fill-ins on the horizon.
	6:07pm chresti: Hi Tamar and the here and there!
	6:08pm latinXcape: Lovey opening tunes. It's like music from a chill past i never had.
	6:12pm Tamar: Hi all! Thanks for joining me on this circuitous journey!
	6:14pm mariano: ¡Selección buenísima de cumbias!
	6:15pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Tamar! I love this. I'd like to get up and dance, but my back hurts like hell.
	6:18pm chresti: muy caliente en Los Angeles>SGV>, making coffee
	6:18pm Richy4619: ♫ ♪ \(‾▿‾\) (/‾▿‾)/ ♪ ♬
	6:20pm Tamar: Oof, Franco, sorry to hear that-- will be getting way mellow along the way, more conducive to healing backs.
	6:23pm Franco Twinkie: I can't help it Tamar. I'm up and dancing like the viejo quebrado I am.
	6:35pm Roberto: Mi mama me dijo tambien que hace muchisimo calor en Ele A.
	6:37pm chresti: Calor is a better way to say hot, gracias Roberto.
	6:39pm chresti: Everything old is new again!
	6:40pm wizard frog: 💃💃💃
	6:42pm Andres Ressia From Uruguay: hey gracias, great selection
	6:48pm wizard frog: 👏 🐾 👏 🐾
	6:55pm Roberto: "El Viejo Quebrado" would be a good name for a Mexican restaurant.
	7:04pm coelacanth∅: good evening Tamar!
	7:09pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hullo ! Always wonderful...
	7:09pm Roberto: Como estan las gatas, Tamar?
	7:13pm Tamar: The cats are good, Roberto, gracias.
	7:14pm Tamar: Waving hello to you all! My indecision about which way to go next sometimes leads to jogging in place, but we're on our way again.
	7:19pm βrian: Et les chats? Les chats vont bien ?
	7:21pm chresti: Marty Soiree
	7:22pm βrian: EFD: "Re-live the pain!"
	7:24pm βrian: Where nostalgia meets neuralgia. [sorry]
	7:26pm Franco Twinkie: Neuralgia is my middle name.
	7:27pm coelacanth∅: the Marty smörgåsbord
	7:27pm SeanG: oh yeah
	7:27pm Franco Twinkie: Hi Coel. What's for dinner?
	7:31pm coelacanth∅: well i just ate lunch -leftover salmon, made into salmon salad; a small corn muffin and a few bites of cole slaw. ... dinner later, probably a raw salad w toasted buckwheat and sunflower seeds. fascinating! - got an extra taco for me?
	7:32pm βrian: How groats! Loves me salmon salad. And now I've got Little Human hooked on the stuff.
	7:33pm coelacanth∅: ...oh it wasn't this show. someone mentioned tacos on the drop-in show before.
	7:33pm Franco Twinkie: We're debating Coel. Vietnamese from across the street OR tacos from a new place.
	7:36pm βrian: Oh I would go for Vietnamese. The 'pedia says: "In Vietnam, wheat gluten is called mì căng or mì căn." Chewy goodness.
	7:36pm coelacanth∅: i've still never eaten vietnamese food, despite i think 3 vietnamese places nearby. it seems that the few meatless selections on the menus are quite overpriced. i walk in, i walk out. i'd like to try it though.
	7:38pm βrian: Never had Vietnamese? No Huế!
	7:40pm coelacanth∅: well, i have had "vietnamese iced coffee", by passionate recommendations on these comments boards. i think i dumped 1/2 of it out! ugh
	7:40pm βrian: Loving this so far, Tamar. Lush and verdant.
	7:40pm Franco Twinkie: The place across the street is good and I don't feel like driving, so I think that's what it's going to be.
	7:43pm Tamar: We'll be having some Indonesian food soon, actually.
	7:44pm βrian: Not a fan of any sweetened coffee, myself. Unless it's ice cream. Damn, now I'm craving saffron.
	7:44pm wizard frog: i could reallly doooo with a pho right abouut noowwwwwwwww
	7:44pm Tamar: Coel, not even papaya salad?
	7:46pm βrian: We have quite a few Laoation places in our area. Papaya salad is lovely, if not a little like fire-walking.
	7:47pm βrian: We had a local restaurant with the name "Pho King Good."
	7:47pm coelacanth∅: that's just what it was, βrian. that condensed milk. i do add a little honey to hot coffee, sometimes - but not only do i think cold coffee needs no sweetener, but it was assaultingly sweet!
	7:48pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Loving these.
	7:51pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...sweet like Thai iced tea then I gather...
	7:52pm βrian: @RRNov63: How's life in the upper valley?
	7:54pm C in Thailand: In general, people in SE Asia like things extremely sweet and I think just tend use that as the default when overseas. But here, the sweetness level ordered by the customer, from anywhere between not sweet and very sweet.
	7:54pm Tamar: βrian, the cats, they are fine, merci.
	7:55pm βrian: @Coel: the dish I mentioned above was my go-to at a long-ago favorite restaurant in Ypsilanti, Mi.
	7:57pm coelacanth∅: RR i've heard that has condensed milk in it as well. (?) if so, i will not be tasting that!
	7:57pm βrian: Well, if nobody else has quoted Colette in this playlist yet: "Le temps passé avec un chat n'est jamais perdu."
	7:58pm wizard frog: this is delightful!
	7:59pm Old Dave: Enjoying the show and comments! Will keep my opinions to meself for once, you're welcome...
	7:59pm Richy4619: ☆ﾟ·。ﾟƪ(˘⌣˘)ʃ · ♪ ♬·。ﾟ ·
	7:59pm coelacanth∅: C in Thailand, so traditionally these drinks' sweetness should be to order, like a regular cup of coffee or tea is in the us?
	8:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @βrian : With no AC - the physically immobilizing heat seems to have passed for now - actually under a throw-over now... The little town is having something of a Fest & I'm keen to see some Native American dancing in the park & one local band I've been wanting to assess...
	8:00pm coelacanth∅: βrian i figured it had to be a pun on a vietnamese dish! does it contain meat?
	8:01pm βrian: No. Look for "seitan" here: dalatrestaurantannarbor.com...
	8:06pm coelacanth∅: cool. i used to be a seitan worshiper. years ago 2 things were different: i lived in nj (and my gf lived near morristown); and, in nj (morristown) there was a "vegan" asian restaurant named "mayflower" that created miracles on a daily basis.
	8:07pm C in Thailand: @coelacanth∅... yes, made to order. For example, Thai tea or coffee could be ordered not sweet... usually with evaporated milk, but black as well. Condensed milk, sugar or syrup if sweetness is wanted. In Vietnam coffee could be ordered black (with sugar on the side, added by the customer). The condensed milk one usually at the bottom of the cup, and stirred in by the customer depending how much sweet they want it.
	8:10pm coelacanth∅: hmmm. Thanks C (iT) - i wonder if the thai or vietnamese places here would make it to order then... i don't mind a little sweet, but i think i also just dislike the flavour of condensed milk. -maybe bring my own oat milk?
	8:11pm βrian: @RRNov63: Are you on Sununu's side of the river, or Bernie's?
	8:12pm marcus in ATX: Currently grocery shopping and dancing
	8:14pm C in Thailand: But sweet is still sort of the default, especially in the countryside. Like, occasionally, I might order not sweet, the preparer will repeat it but still start to put syrup in the beverage. For US, you should be able to order as well, as long it's not some instant mx. My wife and I do when we visit. You could order, for example, Vietnamese coffee black, not sweet, add your own milk.
	8:14pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: @βrian : In NewHampshuh I'm afraid - but UpperVally of course is on the river border. Was also born in Vermont...
	8:20pm Franco Twinkie: I was across the street. My order was finished fairly quick, but the television was so great I wanted to stay. It was a Vietnamese guy eating in Bangkok. First he was on the klong eating and you could see water taxis behind him, then he went to Chatuchak, the outside market. I love that place! I use to wander around in there looking at all the bizarre stuff.
	8:20pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ...Q: Why does Maine not fall into the Atlantic ? A: Because NH sucks so hard.
	8:20pm C in Thailand: @caelacanth∅... Vietnamese coffee isn't really that special. It's just made with a metal filter thing (ca phe phin), which are pretty cheap. You could buy one, use any coffee and test if you like the texture.
	8:20pm Franco Twinkie: Where are you, C?
	8:22pm C in Thailand: @Franco... Samut Sakhon, just SW of Bangkok.
	8:24pm Franco Twinkie: I never went there. I would mostly hang out in Bangkok, until I went elsewhere.
	8:29pm C in Thailand: @France... You used to live in Thailand? Or stay long-term? Where I live is a borderline Bangkok suburb. Just a few km from the Bangkok border on the main highway to Southern Thailand. A few km toward the gulf and it's wetlands. We're mostly known for fish farms, salt farms and industrial factories.
	8:38pm Tamar: I thought there was something happening August 20, but I see that there's the NY Indonesian Food Bazaar August 27, 11 am - 5 pm, 8407 Broadway in Elmhurst, Queens.
	8:38pm Aitchy: Thailand a great place. Pom chob mak maak. I've been going there most years since about 1990, sort of close to Australia, just lovely
	8:40pm Franco Twinkie: No, In 1994 I went to stay with friends who lived in Bangkok. Aside from the Khaosok rain forest, the beaches around Surat Thani and Ko Samui, I didn't spent much time in the south.
	8:40pm steveo: hello, enjoying the show very much
	8:42pm coelacanth∅: C @814 "sweet by default" is what i thought, actually. but i wanted to try it without adjustments the first time -to experience the traditional...and didn't know that condensed milk was so sweet before that. ... i don't think i even really tasted coffee! (technically i must have, but...) so yeah, if it's not very special once that stuff's removed then why spend 4-5 bucks on it, when i can get a strong and excellent iced americano at one of the cafés in town?
	8:44pm coelacanth∅: greetings steveo
	8:45pm C in Thailand: @Franco... Nice. I also haven't been to much of Southern Thailand. Ko Samui but also a long time ago (2005). @Aitchy... I'm glad you like my adopted country ;) I've never been to Australia... hopefully, someday!
	8:47pm steveo: hello, coelacanth∅
	8:47pm Franco Twinkie: C, What are you doing there?
	8:47pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Whereas Thai iced tea is also about the spices... Been told you can do about anything in Thailand ...except critique the Monarch ?
	8:48pm Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks, Tamar. See you again soon. I grew sleepy last night and missed ISC.
	8:49pm Franco Twinkie: That seems to be right, RR. You don't talk shit about the king unless you want to take a bath in the klong.
	8:49pm HyperDose: See you next time, Tamar.
	8:51pm C in Thailand: @caelacanth∅... I agree, I wouldn't spend that much on VN coffee. I do like VN food in general, tho!
	8:51pm chresti: Thanks Tamar!
	8:52pm Tamar: Thanks for listening, everyone. Now I've gotten myself hungry, and I can't even eat spicy food.
	8:53pm Franco Twinkie: C, strangely, The Vietnamese food in our neighborhood is as good as anything I ate in country.
	8:55pm Aitchy: Excellent Vietnamese here in Sydney.
	8:58pm C in Thailand: @Franco... I run a small business doing outsourced admin, data entry, operations. Yes, Section 112 is the lese majeste law. Actually, it's pretty hard to find VN food in Bangkok. Most of it is like Thai-VN mixed.
	8:59pm Franco Twinkie: Thanks Tamar. Excellent set - come back soon.
	8:59pm wizard frog: thanks tamar!!!
	8:59pm C in Thailand: Thank you, Tamar. Enjoy your meal!
	9:00pm steveo: Thank you, Tamar
	9:00pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: ~ TY Always DJ Tamar ~
	9:01pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Tamar!

Are We There Yet? with Tamar: Playlist from August 13, 2022

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