WFMU: If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from December 7, 2022

Listener comments!
	9:53pm Pie: Just got Wind Talkers on DVD and Paul Whiteman is the King of Jazz. I haven’t seen Wind Talkers, I’m excited.
	10:01pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Hey Sam! Question, where are all these pictures that look like gootgle street view from the 1980s?
	10:03pm Pie: What an entry! A+ 10 by the Better Business Bureau.
	10:03pm Sam Segal: Pie! Thank you for helping keep DVDs alive as a format. I believe I saw Wind Talkers in the theaters, but I don't really remember anything about it.
	10:05pm TDK60: Hi Sam.
	10:06pm zzz: hey DJ SS and all.
	10:06pm Sam Segal: I am glad you asked, Aaron. They come from the NYC Dept. of Records & Information Services, which maintains photographic records of every lot in New York City which were originally compiled by the Dept. of Finance for property tax appraisal purposes. Here's the Manhattan page from the 1980s as an example: nycma.lunaimaging.com...
	10:07pm Sam Segal: @aaron, they also have a collection from the 1940s.
	10:07pm Sam Segal: Evening's greetings, zzz and TDK!
	10:09pm chresti: That photo looks like it was taken from a moving camera. Gas is pretty cheap in ..70 something?
	10:10pm doctorjazz: Hi all!
	10:10pm rw: Good evening!
	10:11pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Chresti! 80 something, in fact.
	10:11pm zzz: tres hombres RULES
	10:11pm Sam Segal: Call 'em zzz Top!
	10:12pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Doc and rw!
	10:12pm rw: chresti, I kind of remember friends saying they'd never pay more than $1 for gas.
	10:13pm doctorjazz: Can't remember the last time I heard ZZ Top on WFMU...
	10:13pm Dean: I remember noticing gas at $0.36 gallon. Almost bought Tres Hombres dozens of times back then. Never did.
	10:13pm rw: Doc, you have a short memory. Sam just played 'em.
	10:14pm rw: Alright, that was too silly. I hate when I do that.
	10:14pm doctorjazz: @rw-😉
	10:14pm Pie: Is this pitch perfect?
	10:16pm doctorjazz: I recall 1 gas station in Southern NJ, still mid to late 90s (near where my in laws lived) that was still $0.99 in the mid to late 90s. Was very exciting at the time...
	10:18pm Dean: I'm talking '60s. Dad pulled into the station. Gas was under $0.40/gallon. I even know the station; it's on Telegraph in unincorporated Whittier, just west of Mills.
	🥁 10:19pm WR: It's perfect to pitch. Hi Sam and drummer streamers, listening whlle cooking/eating.
	10:19pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Sam, thats rad, I love it, how you been?
	10:19pm Pie: I love that song! (And I was just thinking about how death isn’t real)
	10:20pm chresti: When I drove in the mid 70s, it was my dad's car so most likely he gassed it.
	10:21pm Sam Segal: Dean! Whittier...home town of...do I even need to say the name?
	10:22pm Sam Segal: @WR, enjoy your cooked food!
	10:23pm Dean: I wish my dad had bought, say, 14 billion gallons of gas when it was $0.40. Then I'd just use that supply. Don't say Nixon. His hometown was Yorba Linda, but he did hang his shingle as a lawyer in Whittier. He also attended junior high and college there. I attended both of his former institutions.
	10:23pm chresti: rw and Dean you have good memories of gas prices through the ages!
	10:23pm Dean: I am indeed the gas expert.
	10:24pm Sam Segal: @Aaron...doing pretty well. Got a new jacket recently. That's been the highlight of the past few months, I'd say.
	10:25pm Sam Segal: @Dean...I'm glad I didn't say Nixon!
	10:25pm Aaron in Minneapolis: If the most exciting thing in your life is a new jacket, then you are living the dream
	10:27pm Sam Segal: It is a used down jacket, at that!
	10:27pm Dean: Odds are good that I have urinated where a future President of the United States of America urinated. But when I urinated, he was President of the United States of America.
	10:27pm Aaron in Minneapolis: SCORE
	10:28pm rw: It doesn't mention anything on the Wikipedia but I feel like James Turrell has a connection with Whittier.
	10:30pm rw: Dean, is that Telegraph and Imperial where the Carriage House coffee shop used to be? Before they turned it into a McD? I was pretty sad about that.
	10:30pm Dean: We Whittier denizens try to keep track of our connections. Murry Wilson lived there. Carmine Appice. Tom Waits for a time.
	10:31pm rw: No Turrell? I think he was raised Quaker
	10:32pm Dean: rw, the full story is that the owner of Carriage House, and a couple other local joints, including California Grill in uptown Whittier, was vacationing in Greece, where he was murdered. That's why Carriage House closed. Yes, it is now a fucking McDonalds. Whittier has good Quaker stock. I don't know of him.
	10:32pm rw: I DO remember gas wars. Where stations across the street from one another would compete for the lowest price.
	10:33pm rw: Holy crap!
	10:35pm chresti: The gas lines
	10:37pm doctorjazz: And give out stamps you'd exchange for stuff, offsets of dishes/glasses.
	10:38pm still b/p: Gas shortage AND beef shortage in 1973!
	10:39pm rw: That's a sad story indeed. Turrell is a Light and Space artist. I think he's living in Arizona or New Mexico now turning a crater into an artwork over the past several decades. Pretty interesting work (I mean, except for the less interesting stuff).
	10:39pm chresti: I got a car for xmas in 78, no more lines for gas then.
	10:39pm Sam Segal: Greetings, SBP! No gas, no beef. Sad.
	10:41pm Sam Segal: @rw, when I used to work as a gallery guard at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, I loved to sit in a James Turrell concrete structure called Sky Pesher on my breaks. Pretty cool piece: walkerart.org...
	10:43pm Dean: I might have visited the Walker when I was on business in Minneapolis. Can't quite remember, but I do recall enjoying the Twin Cities.
	10:44pm chresti: Ha rw. I'd like to see the Lightening Field some day
	10:45pm Pie: Something about a virus and stuff moving different (slower etc)
	10:45pm still b/p: If you stay sitting inside there, Sam, you don't age.
	10:46pm Dean: Ishmael Reed, very nice. Let me recommend the poetry and commentary of Ilya Kaminsky. He's from Ukraine, and he's deaf. I met him at Oakland International Airport. We flew together ... somewhere. Ironically, he could "hear" me during the flight by reading my lips, but I couldn't hear him over the sound of the jets.
	10:47pm Dean: We talked mostly about Shakespeare.
	10:47pm Pie: Is you or someone you know a horse?! Vote now in the chat.. lol jk. Enough from me tonight. Gonna go read.
	10:48pm Dean: I am part of a horse.
	10:49pm still b/p: I live in the flowing Maine.
	10:50pm Pie: Nice. Could be anything.
	10:50pm Sam Segal: @Dean, thanks for the tip on Ilya Kaminsky. His poetry looks interesting.
	10:52pm rw: chresti, me too! Sam, Turrell has made these things called Perceptual Cells. At the LACMA retrospective you couldn't get in without reservations which sold out fast. My buddy and I sneaked into one one time (actually twice). They're pretty insane and I recommend if you ever have a chance. You need to sign a waiver because people have had seizures. Not sure if I'd call them great art exactly, but pretty fucking psychedelic.
	10:53pm Dean: A talented poet, Sam. Well worth your time.
	11:00pm rw: I need to head out. Will be listening in the car. Thank you in advance Sam! Have a good evening everyone. Been fun hanging out!
	11:00pm chresti: I have horse hair paint brushes
	11:02pm northguineahills: I knew where that lot is on Vanderbilt Ave w/o looking it up...(the mcDs on Atlantic).
	11:03pm coelacanth: good evening Sam and stablemates and unstablemates
	11:04pm Sam Segal: Psychedelic Turrell sounds great. I'll keep my eye out for that piece, rw. Have a good night!
	11:04pm chresti: Happy motoring rw!
	11:05pm northguineahills: I remember seeing gas at 0.49 in WV (where everywhere else on that trip was 0.69-0.85)
	11:05pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Coel and NGH!
	11:06pm northguineahills: yes, Plaid!
	11:07pm Sam Segal: This new Plaid is very good.
	11:13pm doctorjazz: Partial to old plaid, flannel...
	11:14pm Gilly: Back at it again with the experimental jazz fusion I see, or whatever the hell this is !
	11:14pm doctorjazz: Do like Milkstreets.
	11:14pm Sam Segal: Good point, Doc. Old plaid is always better than new Plaid.
	11:15pm Sam Segal: Gilly! Nice to see you in these parts. "Whatever the hell this is" is my favorite kind of music.
	11:17pm Gilly: It’s no Yo La Tengo but I’ll take it hahaha! Groove with it!
	11:17pm ike̶̬̕: Robot butts. (I have no idea what I'm talking about.)
	11:18pm Sam Segal: And yet you make a strange kind of sense, Ike.
	11:20pm doctorjazz: Waldron's piece is jazz/not jazz at different spots
	11:22pm Sam Segal: I love the boogie woogie section of that Waldron song.
	11:26pm still b/p: "...in a New York Magazine contest in which contestants were to take a well-known expression in a foreign language, change a single letter and provide a definition for the new expression." RESPONDEZ S'IL VOUS PLAID - Honk if you're Scottish.
	11:28pm northguineahills: nice, still b/p!
	11:29pm northguineahills: what about plaid cymru?
	11:31pm doctorjazz: This Finlayson track is also very cool! Will have to be my sign off track-night all! (Awww, like this Kennel too, will be Thursday's listening)
	11:32pm coelacanth∅: g'night doctor
	11:37pm Sam Segal: Sleep well, Doc!
	11:37pm coelacanth∅: no, fish are very serious. why would they want to tie their shoe laces silly?
	11:46pm northguineahills: @coel: fine, I'll do them for you!
	11:50pm coelacanth∅: thanks ngh...as long as you tie them serious.
	11:52pm northguineahills: haven't heard anything from stangl in quite a while...
	11:55pm Sam Segal: He's such a great guitarist. I'd love to hear something new from him.
	11:57pm northguineahills: thanks, it behooves me to realize the show is almost later. Good night everyone!
	11:58pm still b/p: Bees have hooves...?
	12:00am coelacanth∅: bees smell with their hooves
	12:01am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam!
	🥁 12:01am WR: If you loose your horse, the sequel. Thank you, Sam. Laters all.
	12:02am chresti: Thanks Sam!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from December 7, 2022

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December 7, 2022: Are You or Is Someone You Know a Horse?

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Marvin Tate’s D‐Settlement	Yesterday	Marvin Tate’s D‐Settlement	American Dreams	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Miriodor	Boomerang "Boomerang" by "Miriodor"	Elements	Cuneiform	0:05:08 (Pop-up)
ZZ Top	Have You Heard? "Have You Heard?" by "ZZ Top"	Tres Hombres	London	0:10:16 (Pop-up)

Miranda Lambert	I'm Just an Old Chunk of Coal (But I'm Gonna Be a Diamond Someday)	Live Forever: A Tribute to Billy Joe Shaver	New West	0:19:43 (Pop-up)
Tonico & Tinoco	Example of Faith "Example of Faith" by "Tonico & Tinoco"	River of Revenge: Brazilian Country Music 1929-1961, Vol. 1	Death Is Not The End	0:23:30 (Pop-up)
Elizeth Cardoso	Carinhoso "Carinhoso" by "Elizeth Cardoso"	Ao Vivo No Teatro João Caetano	Biscoito Fino	0:26:22 (Pop-up)
Melissa Carper	From What I Recall	Ramblin' Soul	Mae Music	0:30:56 (Pop-up)
Vazio e o Octaedro	s'Böötli Fahrt Nume dur d'Nacht	Vazio e o Octaedro	Porta Jazz	0:34:56 (Pop-up)
Joseph Decosimo	Bob Wills Stomp/Wild Goose Chase	While You Were Slumbering	Sleepy Cat	0:40:20 (Pop-up)
Ishmael Reed	Elegy for Lucille Clifton	The Hands of Grace	Reading Group	0:44:29 (Pop-up)
Angelica Sanchez Trio	Phantasmic Friend	Sparkle Beings	Sunnyside	0:47:54 (Pop-up)

Ramzi	fly to me "fly to me" by "Ramzi"	hyphea	Music From Memory	1:00:47 (Pop-up)
Plaid	Return to Return "Return to Return" by "Plaid"	Feorm Falorx	Warp	1:04:37 (Pop-up)
Niagara	IV "IV" by "Niagara"	Magna Moralia	Principe	1:06:52 (Pop-up)
Wolfgang Dauner	Milkstreets "Milkstreets" by "Wolfgang Dauner"	Et Cetera	Global	1:11:19 (Pop-up)
Mal Waldron	Snake Out "Snake Out" by "Mal Waldron"	Searching in Grenoble: The 1978 Solo Piano Concert	Tompkins Square	1:14:23 (Pop-up)
Marvin Tate’s D‐Settlement	Insomnia in NYC	Marvin Tate’s D‐Settlement	American Dreams	1:21:18 (Pop-up)
Jonathan Finlayson	Rope from the Sky	3 Times Round	Pi	1:28:23 (Pop-up)
Hans Kennel	La Nuit "La Nuit" by "Hans Kennel"	Habarigani Brass	hat ART	1:29:24 (Pop-up)

Yara Asmar	fish can't tie their shoelaces, silly	home recordings 2018 -2021	Hive Mind	1:36:51 (Pop-up)
Anja Lauvdal	Xerxes Shore "Xerxes Shore" by "Anja Lauvdal"	From a Story Now Lost	Smalltown Supersound	1:40:13 (Pop-up)
Fredrik Rasten	Running "Running" by "Fredrik Rasten"	Six Moving Guitars	Sofa	1:42:27 (Pop-up)
Cristián Alvear & Burkhard Stangl	nº5	Pequeños fragmentos de una música discreta	INSUB	1:48:24 (Pop-up)
Steffen Basho-Junghans	Leaving Eden	IS	Architects of Harmonic Rooms	1:53:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	9:53pm Pie: Just got Wind Talkers on DVD and Paul Whiteman is the King of Jazz. I haven’t seen Wind Talkers, I’m excited.
	10:01pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Hey Sam! Question, where are all these pictures that look like gootgle street view from the 1980s?
	10:03pm Pie: What an entry! A+ 10 by the Better Business Bureau.
	10:03pm Sam Segal: Pie! Thank you for helping keep DVDs alive as a format. I believe I saw Wind Talkers in the theaters, but I don't really remember anything about it.
	10:05pm TDK60: Hi Sam.
	10:06pm zzz: hey DJ SS and all.
	10:06pm Sam Segal: I am glad you asked, Aaron. They come from the NYC Dept. of Records & Information Services, which maintains photographic records of every lot in New York City which were originally compiled by the Dept. of Finance for property tax appraisal purposes. Here's the Manhattan page from the 1980s as an example: nycma.lunaimaging.com...
	10:07pm Sam Segal: @aaron, they also have a collection from the 1940s.
	10:07pm Sam Segal: Evening's greetings, zzz and TDK!
	10:09pm chresti: That photo looks like it was taken from a moving camera. Gas is pretty cheap in ..70 something?
	10:10pm doctorjazz: Hi all!
	10:10pm rw: Good evening!
	10:11pm Sam Segal: Welcome, Chresti! 80 something, in fact.
	10:11pm zzz: tres hombres RULES
	10:11pm Sam Segal: Call 'em zzz Top!
	10:12pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Doc and rw!
	10:12pm rw: chresti, I kind of remember friends saying they'd never pay more than $1 for gas.
	10:13pm doctorjazz: Can't remember the last time I heard ZZ Top on WFMU...
	10:13pm Dean: I remember noticing gas at $0.36 gallon. Almost bought Tres Hombres dozens of times back then. Never did.
	10:13pm rw: Doc, you have a short memory. Sam just played 'em.
	10:14pm rw: Alright, that was too silly. I hate when I do that.
	10:14pm doctorjazz: @rw-😉
	10:14pm Pie: Is this pitch perfect?
	10:16pm doctorjazz: I recall 1 gas station in Southern NJ, still mid to late 90s (near where my in laws lived) that was still $0.99 in the mid to late 90s. Was very exciting at the time...
	10:18pm Dean: I'm talking '60s. Dad pulled into the station. Gas was under $0.40/gallon. I even know the station; it's on Telegraph in unincorporated Whittier, just west of Mills.
	🥁 10:19pm WR: It's perfect to pitch. Hi Sam and drummer streamers, listening whlle cooking/eating.
	10:19pm Aaron in Minneapolis: Sam, thats rad, I love it, how you been?
	10:19pm Pie: I love that song! (And I was just thinking about how death isn’t real)
	10:20pm chresti: When I drove in the mid 70s, it was my dad's car so most likely he gassed it.
	10:21pm Sam Segal: Dean! Whittier...home town of...do I even need to say the name?
	10:22pm Sam Segal: @WR, enjoy your cooked food!
	10:23pm Dean: I wish my dad had bought, say, 14 billion gallons of gas when it was $0.40. Then I'd just use that supply. Don't say Nixon. His hometown was Yorba Linda, but he did hang his shingle as a lawyer in Whittier. He also attended junior high and college there. I attended both of his former institutions.
	10:23pm chresti: rw and Dean you have good memories of gas prices through the ages!
	10:23pm Dean: I am indeed the gas expert.
	10:24pm Sam Segal: @Aaron...doing pretty well. Got a new jacket recently. That's been the highlight of the past few months, I'd say.
	10:25pm Sam Segal: @Dean...I'm glad I didn't say Nixon!
	10:25pm Aaron in Minneapolis: If the most exciting thing in your life is a new jacket, then you are living the dream
	10:27pm Sam Segal: It is a used down jacket, at that!
	10:27pm Dean: Odds are good that I have urinated where a future President of the United States of America urinated. But when I urinated, he was President of the United States of America.
	10:27pm Aaron in Minneapolis: SCORE
	10:28pm rw: It doesn't mention anything on the Wikipedia but I feel like James Turrell has a connection with Whittier.
	10:30pm rw: Dean, is that Telegraph and Imperial where the Carriage House coffee shop used to be? Before they turned it into a McD? I was pretty sad about that.
	10:30pm Dean: We Whittier denizens try to keep track of our connections. Murry Wilson lived there. Carmine Appice. Tom Waits for a time.
	10:31pm rw: No Turrell? I think he was raised Quaker
	10:32pm Dean: rw, the full story is that the owner of Carriage House, and a couple other local joints, including California Grill in uptown Whittier, was vacationing in Greece, where he was murdered. That's why Carriage House closed. Yes, it is now a fucking McDonalds. Whittier has good Quaker stock. I don't know of him.
	10:32pm rw: I DO remember gas wars. Where stations across the street from one another would compete for the lowest price.
	10:33pm rw: Holy crap!
	10:35pm chresti: The gas lines
	10:37pm doctorjazz: And give out stamps you'd exchange for stuff, offsets of dishes/glasses.
	10:38pm still b/p: Gas shortage AND beef shortage in 1973!
	10:39pm rw: That's a sad story indeed. Turrell is a Light and Space artist. I think he's living in Arizona or New Mexico now turning a crater into an artwork over the past several decades. Pretty interesting work (I mean, except for the less interesting stuff).
	10:39pm chresti: I got a car for xmas in 78, no more lines for gas then.
	10:39pm Sam Segal: Greetings, SBP! No gas, no beef. Sad.
	10:41pm Sam Segal: @rw, when I used to work as a gallery guard at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, I loved to sit in a James Turrell concrete structure called Sky Pesher on my breaks. Pretty cool piece: walkerart.org...
	10:43pm Dean: I might have visited the Walker when I was on business in Minneapolis. Can't quite remember, but I do recall enjoying the Twin Cities.
	10:44pm chresti: Ha rw. I'd like to see the Lightening Field some day
	10:45pm Pie: Something about a virus and stuff moving different (slower etc)
	10:45pm still b/p: If you stay sitting inside there, Sam, you don't age.
	10:46pm Dean: Ishmael Reed, very nice. Let me recommend the poetry and commentary of Ilya Kaminsky. He's from Ukraine, and he's deaf. I met him at Oakland International Airport. We flew together ... somewhere. Ironically, he could "hear" me during the flight by reading my lips, but I couldn't hear him over the sound of the jets.
	10:47pm Dean: We talked mostly about Shakespeare.
	10:47pm Pie: Is you or someone you know a horse?! Vote now in the chat.. lol jk. Enough from me tonight. Gonna go read.
	10:48pm Dean: I am part of a horse.
	10:49pm still b/p: I live in the flowing Maine.
	10:50pm Pie: Nice. Could be anything.
	10:50pm Sam Segal: @Dean, thanks for the tip on Ilya Kaminsky. His poetry looks interesting.
	10:52pm rw: chresti, me too! Sam, Turrell has made these things called Perceptual Cells. At the LACMA retrospective you couldn't get in without reservations which sold out fast. My buddy and I sneaked into one one time (actually twice). They're pretty insane and I recommend if you ever have a chance. You need to sign a waiver because people have had seizures. Not sure if I'd call them great art exactly, but pretty fucking psychedelic.
	10:53pm Dean: A talented poet, Sam. Well worth your time.
	11:00pm rw: I need to head out. Will be listening in the car. Thank you in advance Sam! Have a good evening everyone. Been fun hanging out!
	11:00pm chresti: I have horse hair paint brushes
	11:02pm northguineahills: I knew where that lot is on Vanderbilt Ave w/o looking it up...(the mcDs on Atlantic).
	11:03pm coelacanth: good evening Sam and stablemates and unstablemates
	11:04pm Sam Segal: Psychedelic Turrell sounds great. I'll keep my eye out for that piece, rw. Have a good night!
	11:04pm chresti: Happy motoring rw!
	11:05pm northguineahills: I remember seeing gas at 0.49 in WV (where everywhere else on that trip was 0.69-0.85)
	11:05pm Sam Segal: Howdy, Coel and NGH!
	11:06pm northguineahills: yes, Plaid!
	11:07pm Sam Segal: This new Plaid is very good.
	11:13pm doctorjazz: Partial to old plaid, flannel...
	11:14pm Gilly: Back at it again with the experimental jazz fusion I see, or whatever the hell this is !
	11:14pm doctorjazz: Do like Milkstreets.
	11:14pm Sam Segal: Good point, Doc. Old plaid is always better than new Plaid.
	11:15pm Sam Segal: Gilly! Nice to see you in these parts. "Whatever the hell this is" is my favorite kind of music.
	11:17pm Gilly: It’s no Yo La Tengo but I’ll take it hahaha! Groove with it!
	11:17pm ike̶̬̕: Robot butts. (I have no idea what I'm talking about.)
	11:18pm Sam Segal: And yet you make a strange kind of sense, Ike.
	11:20pm doctorjazz: Waldron's piece is jazz/not jazz at different spots
	11:22pm Sam Segal: I love the boogie woogie section of that Waldron song.
	11:26pm still b/p: "...in a New York Magazine contest in which contestants were to take a well-known expression in a foreign language, change a single letter and provide a definition for the new expression." RESPONDEZ S'IL VOUS PLAID - Honk if you're Scottish.
	11:28pm northguineahills: nice, still b/p!
	11:29pm northguineahills: what about plaid cymru?
	11:31pm doctorjazz: This Finlayson track is also very cool! Will have to be my sign off track-night all! (Awww, like this Kennel too, will be Thursday's listening)
	11:32pm coelacanth∅: g'night doctor
	11:37pm Sam Segal: Sleep well, Doc!
	11:37pm coelacanth∅: no, fish are very serious. why would they want to tie their shoe laces silly?
	11:46pm northguineahills: @coel: fine, I'll do them for you!
	11:50pm coelacanth∅: thanks ngh...as long as you tie them serious.
	11:52pm northguineahills: haven't heard anything from stangl in quite a while...
	11:55pm Sam Segal: He's such a great guitarist. I'd love to hear something new from him.
	11:57pm northguineahills: thanks, it behooves me to realize the show is almost later. Good night everyone!
	11:58pm still b/p: Bees have hooves...?
	12:00am coelacanth∅: bees smell with their hooves
	12:01am coelacanth∅: Thanks Sam!
	🥁 12:01am WR: If you loose your horse, the sequel. Thank you, Sam. Laters all.
	12:02am chresti: Thanks Sam!

If You Lose Your Horse with Sam Segal: Playlist from December 7, 2022

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