WFMU: Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza: Playlist from November 6, 2013

Listener comments!
	2:02pm listener james from westwood: g'day kenzo, and all!!
	2:03pm Bliss: Not hearing the show. Hearing something else.
	2:03pm Ike: Tim Roth and Eric Stoltz are doing excellent impressions of classic blues artists.
	2:04pm Bliss: WFMU not broadcasting the show.
	2:05pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): oops wrong button there it is
	2:06pm Ike: Not grounded?
	2:06pm Bliss: Tons of static, as if something is half plugged in.
	2:06pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): and there's the rest of the freaking cable
	2:06pm Bliss: All is well now.
	2:09pm Bliss: "Do Cellphones Weaken Our Ability to Fight Disease?" New Psychology Today article. www.psychologytoday.com...
	2:17pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): is everything or nothing ok?
	2:17pm Bliss: It is all good now, Kenzo.
	2:18pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): but I mean what about everything else? Today? There?
	2:22pm Bliss: Good.
	2:27pm kat330: Waiting to hear your voice to see how you're doing this week, 'zo.
	2:27pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): oh, right, I wasn't on the stream during the first part! gah
	2:29pm kat330: Sounding better -- good.
	2:32pm listener james from westwood: ted barron
	2:36pm kat330: On my end at least, it'd be great if the voices were boosted and/or the music lowered. Can hardly understand either you or the caller.
	2:38pm David: Under partly sunny skies we nonetheless have a flash-flood alert, so much goodness is raining down on, and emanating from, this show all at once.
	2:40pm Mike Noble: forgive me if this question is uncouth: does kenzo use proprietary software to make his programs?
	2:43pm Mike Noble: oh i meant, "radio programs." do you use proprietary sound collage software. or are you just using... uh... traktor? mixxx?
	2:46pm Mike Noble: how's this visual premise: a guy dressed as a "DJ" miming that he is "spinning" and "scratching" on a rig that is visibly not even plugged in to anything. while kenzo mixes the program from behind a curtain.
	2:46pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): 434-971-8678
	2:47pm Bliss: If , live, you were still going to have comments on your site, you could have a large projection behind you of just the comment page. Could, not should.
	2:48pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): yeah, i could create such dreadful things, it would be easier to do that than not. we have to resist the dreadful so willfully today
	2:48pm cklequ: Or in front of you, so we still can't see what's going on.....
	2:49pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): negativland gave out blindfolds
	2:49pm Ike: An inverted mirror ball. So the whole studio is inside a glittering disco Dyson sphere, basically.
	2:50pm David: Sight of the show does, would, and will look like an originary moment of communicative connection between spheres, which certainly includes sight of a bone in the sky slowly turning end for end.
	2:50pm Bliss: "dreadful" is a good choice of word.
	2:50pm Mike Noble: A large red button that says "DO NOT PRESS" but is so big and bright that the audience could not resist pressing it. The button is wired to randomly toggle something on Kenzo's rig (turns a device off, causes something to loop, cause something to go backwards, etc).
	2:51pm Bliss: Causes a trap door to open and the one that ushed the button ends up sliding down and out a door and ending up on the sidewalk.
	2:53pm kat330: Mad World -- makes a nice mash up with the theme from the movie "Rogue." ;)
	2:54pm listener james from westwood: heh, thought that was gary jules.
	2:56pm Bliss: Allowing cats and dogs to come to the show would be nice, but that is probably not in your (Kenzo's) hands to decide.
	2:57pm Mike Noble: I'm embarrassed to admit that despite floating around the WFMU world for the past few years, I'm only a recent convert to the world of KLERE. Kenzo: do you ever go up to DC for live performances?
	2:57pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): no, we have no responsibility
	2:58pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Mike! I'll try! Archives in the meantime: lastever.org
	2:59pm kat330: Believe I'm hearing "Bell Hell" -- kool, Kenzo! In the meanwhile, "Rogue World" can be heard here: soundcloud.com...
	3:12pm kat330: TV vs. Radio: It's like absolutely everything else a person indulges in -- all in moderation is key.
	3:14pm kat330: Speaking of visuals, here's a stunner: apod.nasa.gov...
	3:15pm listener james from westwood: lou-oop!
	3:16pm kat330: And for you NYer's, there was this a couple of days ago: apod.nasa.gov... @Mike: IGnoble to use the "c" word ya know. :,
	3:18pm Bliss: @kat330 (in regards to 1st image) Because of photoshop I am reluctant to be amazed by colors and images in photos like that. that having been said, thanks.
	3:19pm northguineahills: Forgot to chime in and say Howdeez!
	3:19pm duke: Howdy Extravaganzites
	3:20pm Bliss: Saw it live.
	3:22pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): style
	3:24pm Bliss: class
	3:25pm listener james from westwood: this isn't al lewis, is it?
	3:25pm listener james from westwood: holy jeebuz, i was right. that voice is unforgettable. what a character.
	3:34pm kat330: Is anyone at all surprised that the only consistent commenters of the female sex are the two or so who have to be confined at a desk IAE during a stretch of time coinciding with programming? Seems less like program loyalty and more like, "well, it sure beats working during these hours." More women might spend even their precious leisure time commenting / listening with an honest loyalty if the community did a better job with a supportive atmosphere. Just offering an observation.
	3:37pm Bliss: "I'm not going to get in an argument with you." What a joke. Terrible answer. Straight up denial/evasion.
	3:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hi kat! apod is great today, huh !
	3:40pm kat330: Hey, RR -- very supportive greeting! ;)
	3:40pm Bliss: Wow. Amazing how they all refuse to answer his question about his legal rights, even when he states that he will answr any question he is legally required to ask. I know, evryone here knows that.
	3:40pm listener james from westwood: the guy's first mistake: saying anything except "i won't answer any questions and i will only speak to my lawyer." tell die polizei nothing.
	3:41pm Bliss: I disagree. It wasn't a mistake to ask them was he legally required to answer the question. He did this purposefully and for a reason.
	3:43pm Bliss: @listener james from westwood In general, I agree with your "tell die polizei nothing" comment.
	3:46pm listener james from westwood: that question makes sense; it's just risky to give them any sort of wedge. they're like ivy on a wall, finding the thinnest crack.
	3:50pm Mike Noble: @kat330: I'm never around enough, but I've always enjoyed your posts in playlists. I'll try to get my buddy Quinn (Miss 7SD) to post more. I'm following you on tumblr now too.
	3:50pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): "it's hard not to be an existentialist"
	3:51pm kat330: Reflecting further on my observation, it's more than likely the community actually prefers to exclude females and keep it a good ol' boys club. Kenzo, thanks for playing some of my "Bell Hell" somewhere up there, regardless if it doesn't show up. Have a good rest of your hump day!
	3:52pm kat330: @Mike Noble: Ah, so that's you! Great photos.
	3:53pm northguineahills: Eck, while stuck at my desk, I can barely comment. now off to a meeting. Thanks Ken, awesome broadcast as per usual! @kat: on that topic, the main WFMU page has many prolific female commentators. (I comment more once the office starts emptying out).
	3:55pm Bliss: Thanks, Kenzo.
	3:55pm Mike Noble: I'm listening from DC.
	3:55pm Mike Noble: I should email @kenzo some time about guesting on RadioCPR in DC.
	3:55pm listener james from westwood: kat, not sure what sparked the conclusions above, but if it helps, i split chatting with work this late in the day, so it's less common than during the a.m. the gtdr stream is a subset of the pool of commenters to the on-air shows, with some unique commenters on both. kenzo, thanks for another hypnotic show!
	3:59pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): love to you all, all
	3:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: kat: Myself - sometimes I feel very much included - other times excluded. It depends on the Program, who's there, if I have anything worthy to say (by whatever criteria) - any # of things. I'm sorry you feel it's sexist in any way - don't understand it - hope it isn't true, but don't negate your perceptions either! There are several female commenters I consider essential to the Community here - whatever that is - yourself included.
	4:08pm listener james from westwood: and i know waaaay less about music than many of the wonderful folks here. much of the time i just watch the chat and learn.
	6:02pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): online apparitions of text are fairly genderless to me
	4:44pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Happy archive has appeared, even with the missing early bits. Late replies! --> @kat330: Thanks for the volume-adjusting suggestion. Today there were some levels challenges since I didn't have the special volume button with me. I have subsequently eliminated the need to have such button ever again! @Mike Noble: I don't use any live-audio software (like Traktor/etc.). Just basic players akin to a sea of turntables and tape decks, and it's on me to do something interesting with that. I do write a lot of software to make it work better, and to make the live playlist w/accurate timestamps possible straight from my live sampling (to say nothing of the live playlist software I wrote earlier for the website...). Today I wrote software to fix this week's levels problem for the future! @Bliss: I like the trap-door-at-show idea, except instead of sliding out to the sidewalk, you wind up in a random world far away. @Mike Noble: DC not so far away...good idea to play there! Welcome to the show. @kat330: If I used your piece this week, it was in a sample from one of the earlier shows sampled. Thanks for otherworldly astronomy photos. @listener james from westwood: Long live Grandpa Al Lewis! And, happy to hypnotize. @kat330: You're describing a vast capitalist phenomenon about desk wage slavery in general. No gender escapes it outside of the upper classes! Hello and thanks again to the nice mystery callers, listener james, Bliss, Ike, kat330, David, Mike, cklequ, northguineahills, duke, Revolution Rabbit Nov63, Give the Drummer Doug, Bryan in Austin, and all the other beings out there!
	2:57am Lily: "You're not going to solve world problems by facetiousness." "You're note going to solve them with the current system, at least facetiousness is funny." ha.ha.ha, hilarious. Thanks k. I don't think I have ever heard of Russell Brand, but will be looking into anything else he's said or done, now. I don't know why i am never here in the time that you are there. work. looking for work. art. looking for art. breathing. looking for breathing. i never thought i could miss so much life while looking for it. i hope happiness in all you find.
	3:01am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): I am not sure what else Russell Brand has done and I have a feeling I don't want to look too hard. But that interview was just amazing. working for art
	3:44pm kat330: @Mike Noble: 7SD might have been our "gateway" program to all the rest here, but after donating over $400 specifically to Ken & Andy and never receiving a single "thank you" from either, Philo and I eschew the show now. @northguineahills: FMU Main page? I'm quite familiar with "main page" shows and, no, there are not "many prolific female commentators" day to day except a couple during the 40-hr. U.S. work week when at their jobs. There are a few others loyal to a specific DJ, but not like yourself or Rabbit all over the grid. @James: At least you're splitting work and chatting. :) [Besides, I believe you work for yourself as do I -- completely different from being paid by another to do this thing here.] @Kenzo: re: "describing a vast capitalist phenomenon" -- I don't think you're getting my drift, which is about females on lists and in what circumstance they're more likely to appear. There's certainly no lack of male "desk jockeys" also on the lists, but that wasn't my specific point. Email if still confused. :)
	9:45pm Droll: What show would I produce if I had an air slot on Friday? I would air a progressive rock show! No matter the date, time, or station, I would do a prog show. When I did radio, I did prog. When I don't do radio, I request prog. Prog is treated worse than disco, which I never understood. I'm not a prog bigot, I make fun of it, I get it... but I still love it! The archives are more interesting, or at least more surprising, when the DJ is talking to me, even though I won't hear it for days. Still, I don't expect anyone else to come back to read or reply to my comments because only you get a notification. There is lots of post-show chatter on this playlist, and it looks like a bunch of MUD @commands, but they're really just faux-Twitter @'s. FMU MUD!
	9:49pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Before I leave this earth, I will implement a MUD in the playlist comments. They'll reply to your comments because your comments will happen next Wednesday. There was "prog" in "The Long View (the cathedrals of our age)": wfmu.org...

Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza: Playlist from November 6, 2013

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November 6, 2013: (Show #482) Co-existentialism (holding your breadth)

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Artist	Track	Album	Year	Format	Comments	New / Special	Approx. start time
Tim Roth, Eric Stoltz	People don't know what they want	Bodies, Rest and Motion	1993	WAV		* ***	0:00:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza	Not a lot of stations in the world (James Ford outro)	My So-Called Mind: 12/24/12 via 10/2/13, show #447/#476	2012	MP3		* ***	0:00:30 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Amanda Nazario	Please stay tuned now, I know you will love it	Nazario Scenario on WFMU's GTDRadio 7/17/13	2013	MP3		* ***	0:00:53 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Amanda Nazario	More on phone "More on phone" by "Amanda Nazario"	Nazario Scenario on WFMU's GTDRadio 11/6/13	2013	WAV		* ***	0:02:03 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
W.G. Snuffy Walden	My So-Called Life Theme	My So-Called Life s.t.	1994	WAV		* ***	0:02:22 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Amanda Nazario	Buying a phone because of commercial	Nazario Scenario on WFMU's GTDRadio 11/6/13	2013	WAV		* ***	0:02:42 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza	Give the Drummer Radio live stream		2013	MP3		* ***	0:03:56 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Russell Brand	Newsnight "Newsnight" by "Russell Brand"	Russell Brand on BBC Newsnight with Jeremy Paxman	2013	WAV		* ***	0:10:39 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Adrien Brody	How are you to imagine anything if the images are always provided for you?	Detachment	2011	WAV		* ***	0:12:49 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Adrien Brody	Fight dullness in our consciousness	Detachment	2011	WAV		* ***	0:13:38 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Adrien Brody	To believe in lies while knowing they're false	Detachment	2011	WAV		* ***	0:15:12 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Bright Eyes	An Attempt to Tip the Scales (reversed)	Fevers And Mirrors		WAV		* ***	0:15:45 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Bright Eyes	An Attempt to Tip the Scales	Fevers And Mirrors		WAV		* ***	0:16:34 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Bee Gees	More Than a Woman "More Than a Woman" by "Bee Gees"			WAV		* ***	0:17:52 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Bee Gees	More Than a Woman "More Than a Woman" by "Bee Gees"			WAV		* ***	0:18:53 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Adrien Brody	How are you to imagine anything if the images are always provided for you?	Detachment	2011	WAV		***	0:24:16 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Jim O'Rourke	Women Of the World "Women Of the World" by "Jim O'Rourke"			WAV		* ***	0:25:00 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza	Beginnings come out of nowhere (Trust)	Beginnings come out of nowhere: 8/21/13, show #468	2013	MP3	Samples & audio: http://lastever.org/show/130821	* ***	0:32:17 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza	Beginnings come out of nowhere (Trust)	Beginnings come out of nowhere: 8/21/13, show #468	2013	MP3		***	0:33:13 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Phone call	I'm on the road, I love this show, I love what you're doing		2013				0:37:29 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Tim Roth	What I want isn't out there, isn't in here	Bodies, Rest and Motion	1993	WAV		* ***	0:49:06 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Gary Jules	Mad World "Mad World" by "Gary Jules"			WAV		* ***	0:50:03 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Mountain Goats	New Monster Avenue			WAV		* ***	0:51:06 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Hal Hartley	TV Deadens the Inner Core of my Being (excerpt)	Trust		MP3		* ***	0:56:57 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Adrien Brody	How are you to imagine anything if the images are always provided for you?	Detachment	2011	WAV		***	0:59:04 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
George Lucas	movies theme,time in life when you have to leave,make transitional change 1 step beyond,brave,not experienced	American Graffiti documentary		MP3		* ***	1:05:31 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Charlie Kaufman	Lecture "Lecture" by "Charlie Kaufman"	Screenwriters Lecture Highlights		MP3		* ***	1:06:52 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Jeff Daniels, Emily Bergl	There used to be more time, before I had to work	Chasing Sleep	2000	WAV		* ***	1:07:16 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Albert Brooks	tv is everything to 10 year old,like heroin,parents made me and i got hooked	Defending Your Life		WAV		* ***	1:08:26 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza	Sense of Ongoing Everness	Sense of Ongoing Everness: 10/30/13, show #481	2013	MP3	(when it gets dark we'll go home) Samples & audio: http://lastever.org/show/131030	* ***	1:09:50 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Lou Reed	Perfect Day "Perfect Day" by "Lou Reed"	Transformer	1972	WAV		* ***	1:12:55 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Alessio Rastani	Trader on market crashing, dreams of another recession	BBC, Dec. 2012	2012	MP3		* ***	1:16:38 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Al Lewis & phone caller	At least the Mafia had class	Grandpa vs. Monroe on WBAI		WAV	Thanks to Rico for tape	* ***	1:17:48 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza	I Believe (our favorite children)	I Believe (our favorite children): 9/18/13, show #473	2013	MP3	Samples & audio: http://lastever.org/show/130918	* ***	1:18:52 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
R.E.M.	I Believe "I Believe" by "R.E.M."	Lifes Rich Pageant	1986	WAV		* ***	1:21:06 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
R.E.M.	I Believe "I Believe" by "R.E.M."	Lifes Rich Pageant	1986	WAV		***	1:23:44 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Al Lewis	Wake up, America "Wake up, America" by "Al Lewis"	Grandpa vs. Monroe on WBAI		WAV	Thanks to Rico for tape	***	1:26:19 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Trevor Timm, Parker Higgins	Pwn the Drones: A Survey of UAV Hacks and Exploits	HOPE Number Nine, July 13-15, 2012	2012	MP3		* ***	1:27:17 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
President George W. Bush	President's Address to the Nation - September 13, 2007		2007	MP3		* ***	1:29:20 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Interview	Bar bans Google glass video recording		2013	MP3		* ***	1:31:28 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Steve Bierfeldt	TSA Interrogation	Passenger detained by TSA for carrying cash		WAV		* ***	1:32:57 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Carter Thornton	Raid on chicken farmer-Maricopa County, AZ notice reading	Live from Castello Plan 6/25/12	2012	MP3	From Airborne Event w/Dan Bodah 6/25/12 WFMU	* ***	1:36:54 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Phone call	It's hard not to be an existentialist		2013				1:42:04 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Alan Watts	Wisdom of the Mountains!			MP3		* ***	1:50:46 (MP3 \| Pop-up)
Adrien Brody	How are you to imagine anything if the images are always provided for you?	Detachment	2011	WAV		***	1:59:20 (MP3 \| Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	2:02pm listener james from westwood: g'day kenzo, and all!!
	2:03pm Bliss: Not hearing the show. Hearing something else.
	2:03pm Ike: Tim Roth and Eric Stoltz are doing excellent impressions of classic blues artists.
	2:04pm Bliss: WFMU not broadcasting the show.
	2:05pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): oops wrong button there it is
	2:06pm Ike: Not grounded?
	2:06pm Bliss: Tons of static, as if something is half plugged in.
	2:06pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): and there's the rest of the freaking cable
	2:06pm Bliss: All is well now.
	2:09pm Bliss: "Do Cellphones Weaken Our Ability to Fight Disease?" New Psychology Today article. www.psychologytoday.com...
	2:17pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): is everything or nothing ok?
	2:17pm Bliss: It is all good now, Kenzo.
	2:18pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): but I mean what about everything else? Today? There?
	2:22pm Bliss: Good.
	2:27pm kat330: Waiting to hear your voice to see how you're doing this week, 'zo.
	2:27pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): oh, right, I wasn't on the stream during the first part! gah
	2:29pm kat330: Sounding better -- good.
	2:32pm listener james from westwood: ted barron
	2:36pm kat330: On my end at least, it'd be great if the voices were boosted and/or the music lowered. Can hardly understand either you or the caller.
	2:38pm David: Under partly sunny skies we nonetheless have a flash-flood alert, so much goodness is raining down on, and emanating from, this show all at once.
	2:40pm Mike Noble: forgive me if this question is uncouth: does kenzo use proprietary software to make his programs?
	2:43pm Mike Noble: oh i meant, "radio programs." do you use proprietary sound collage software. or are you just using... uh... traktor? mixxx?
	2:46pm Mike Noble: how's this visual premise: a guy dressed as a "DJ" miming that he is "spinning" and "scratching" on a rig that is visibly not even plugged in to anything. while kenzo mixes the program from behind a curtain.
	2:46pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): 434-971-8678
	2:47pm Bliss: If , live, you were still going to have comments on your site, you could have a large projection behind you of just the comment page. Could, not should.
	2:48pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): yeah, i could create such dreadful things, it would be easier to do that than not. we have to resist the dreadful so willfully today
	2:48pm cklequ: Or in front of you, so we still can't see what's going on.....
	2:49pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): negativland gave out blindfolds
	2:49pm Ike: An inverted mirror ball. So the whole studio is inside a glittering disco Dyson sphere, basically.
	2:50pm David: Sight of the show does, would, and will look like an originary moment of communicative connection between spheres, which certainly includes sight of a bone in the sky slowly turning end for end.
	2:50pm Bliss: "dreadful" is a good choice of word.
	2:50pm Mike Noble: A large red button that says "DO NOT PRESS" but is so big and bright that the audience could not resist pressing it. The button is wired to randomly toggle something on Kenzo's rig (turns a device off, causes something to loop, cause something to go backwards, etc).
	2:51pm Bliss: Causes a trap door to open and the one that ushed the button ends up sliding down and out a door and ending up on the sidewalk.
	2:53pm kat330: Mad World -- makes a nice mash up with the theme from the movie "Rogue." ;)
	2:54pm listener james from westwood: heh, thought that was gary jules.
	2:56pm Bliss: Allowing cats and dogs to come to the show would be nice, but that is probably not in your (Kenzo's) hands to decide.
	2:57pm Mike Noble: I'm embarrassed to admit that despite floating around the WFMU world for the past few years, I'm only a recent convert to the world of KLERE. Kenzo: do you ever go up to DC for live performances?
	2:57pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): no, we have no responsibility
	2:58pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Mike! I'll try! Archives in the meantime: lastever.org
	2:59pm kat330: Believe I'm hearing "Bell Hell" -- kool, Kenzo! In the meanwhile, "Rogue World" can be heard here: soundcloud.com...
	3:12pm kat330: TV vs. Radio: It's like absolutely everything else a person indulges in -- all in moderation is key.
	3:14pm kat330: Speaking of visuals, here's a stunner: apod.nasa.gov...
	3:15pm listener james from westwood: lou-oop!
	3:16pm kat330: And for you NYer's, there was this a couple of days ago: apod.nasa.gov... @Mike: IGnoble to use the "c" word ya know. :,
	3:18pm Bliss: @kat330 (in regards to 1st image) Because of photoshop I am reluctant to be amazed by colors and images in photos like that. that having been said, thanks.
	3:19pm northguineahills: Forgot to chime in and say Howdeez!
	3:19pm duke: Howdy Extravaganzites
	3:20pm Bliss: Saw it live.
	3:22pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): style
	3:24pm Bliss: class
	3:25pm listener james from westwood: this isn't al lewis, is it?
	3:25pm listener james from westwood: holy jeebuz, i was right. that voice is unforgettable. what a character.
	3:34pm kat330: Is anyone at all surprised that the only consistent commenters of the female sex are the two or so who have to be confined at a desk IAE during a stretch of time coinciding with programming? Seems less like program loyalty and more like, "well, it sure beats working during these hours." More women might spend even their precious leisure time commenting / listening with an honest loyalty if the community did a better job with a supportive atmosphere. Just offering an observation.
	3:37pm Bliss: "I'm not going to get in an argument with you." What a joke. Terrible answer. Straight up denial/evasion.
	3:37pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: Hi kat! apod is great today, huh !
	3:40pm kat330: Hey, RR -- very supportive greeting! ;)
	3:40pm Bliss: Wow. Amazing how they all refuse to answer his question about his legal rights, even when he states that he will answr any question he is legally required to ask. I know, evryone here knows that.
	3:40pm listener james from westwood: the guy's first mistake: saying anything except "i won't answer any questions and i will only speak to my lawyer." tell die polizei nothing.
	3:41pm Bliss: I disagree. It wasn't a mistake to ask them was he legally required to answer the question. He did this purposefully and for a reason.
	3:43pm Bliss: @listener james from westwood In general, I agree with your "tell die polizei nothing" comment.
	3:46pm listener james from westwood: that question makes sense; it's just risky to give them any sort of wedge. they're like ivy on a wall, finding the thinnest crack.
	3:50pm Mike Noble: @kat330: I'm never around enough, but I've always enjoyed your posts in playlists. I'll try to get my buddy Quinn (Miss 7SD) to post more. I'm following you on tumblr now too.
	3:50pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): "it's hard not to be an existentialist"
	3:51pm kat330: Reflecting further on my observation, it's more than likely the community actually prefers to exclude females and keep it a good ol' boys club. Kenzo, thanks for playing some of my "Bell Hell" somewhere up there, regardless if it doesn't show up. Have a good rest of your hump day!
	3:52pm kat330: @Mike Noble: Ah, so that's you! Great photos.
	3:53pm northguineahills: Eck, while stuck at my desk, I can barely comment. now off to a meeting. Thanks Ken, awesome broadcast as per usual! @kat: on that topic, the main WFMU page has many prolific female commentators. (I comment more once the office starts emptying out).
	3:55pm Bliss: Thanks, Kenzo.
	3:55pm Mike Noble: I'm listening from DC.
	3:55pm Mike Noble: I should email @kenzo some time about guesting on RadioCPR in DC.
	3:55pm listener james from westwood: kat, not sure what sparked the conclusions above, but if it helps, i split chatting with work this late in the day, so it's less common than during the a.m. the gtdr stream is a subset of the pool of commenters to the on-air shows, with some unique commenters on both. kenzo, thanks for another hypnotic show!
	3:59pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): love to you all, all
	3:59pm Revolution Rabbit Nov63: kat: Myself - sometimes I feel very much included - other times excluded. It depends on the Program, who's there, if I have anything worthy to say (by whatever criteria) - any # of things. I'm sorry you feel it's sexist in any way - don't understand it - hope it isn't true, but don't negate your perceptions either! There are several female commenters I consider essential to the Community here - whatever that is - yourself included.
	4:08pm listener james from westwood: and i know waaaay less about music than many of the wonderful folks here. much of the time i just watch the chat and learn.
	6:02pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): online apparitions of text are fairly genderless to me
	4:44pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Happy archive has appeared, even with the missing early bits. Late replies! --> @kat330: Thanks for the volume-adjusting suggestion. Today there were some levels challenges since I didn't have the special volume button with me. I have subsequently eliminated the need to have such button ever again! @Mike Noble: I don't use any live-audio software (like Traktor/etc.). Just basic players akin to a sea of turntables and tape decks, and it's on me to do something interesting with that. I do write a lot of software to make it work better, and to make the live playlist w/accurate timestamps possible straight from my live sampling (to say nothing of the live playlist software I wrote earlier for the website...). Today I wrote software to fix this week's levels problem for the future! @Bliss: I like the trap-door-at-show idea, except instead of sliding out to the sidewalk, you wind up in a random world far away. @Mike Noble: DC not so far away...good idea to play there! Welcome to the show. @kat330: If I used your piece this week, it was in a sample from one of the earlier shows sampled. Thanks for otherworldly astronomy photos. @listener james from westwood: Long live Grandpa Al Lewis! And, happy to hypnotize. @kat330: You're describing a vast capitalist phenomenon about desk wage slavery in general. No gender escapes it outside of the upper classes! Hello and thanks again to the nice mystery callers, listener james, Bliss, Ike, kat330, David, Mike, cklequ, northguineahills, duke, Revolution Rabbit Nov63, Give the Drummer Doug, Bryan in Austin, and all the other beings out there!
	2:57am Lily: "You're not going to solve world problems by facetiousness." "You're note going to solve them with the current system, at least facetiousness is funny." ha.ha.ha, hilarious. Thanks k. I don't think I have ever heard of Russell Brand, but will be looking into anything else he's said or done, now. I don't know why i am never here in the time that you are there. work. looking for work. art. looking for art. breathing. looking for breathing. i never thought i could miss so much life while looking for it. i hope happiness in all you find.
	3:01am Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): I am not sure what else Russell Brand has done and I have a feeling I don't want to look too hard. But that interview was just amazing. working for art
	3:44pm kat330: @Mike Noble: 7SD might have been our "gateway" program to all the rest here, but after donating over $400 specifically to Ken & Andy and never receiving a single "thank you" from either, Philo and I eschew the show now. @northguineahills: FMU Main page? I'm quite familiar with "main page" shows and, no, there are not "many prolific female commentators" day to day except a couple during the 40-hr. U.S. work week when at their jobs. There are a few others loyal to a specific DJ, but not like yourself or Rabbit all over the grid. @James: At least you're splitting work and chatting. :) [Besides, I believe you work for yourself as do I -- completely different from being paid by another to do this thing here.] @Kenzo: re: "describing a vast capitalist phenomenon" -- I don't think you're getting my drift, which is about females on lists and in what circumstance they're more likely to appear. There's certainly no lack of male "desk jockeys" also on the lists, but that wasn't my specific point. Email if still confused. :)
	9:45pm Droll: What show would I produce if I had an air slot on Friday? I would air a progressive rock show! No matter the date, time, or station, I would do a prog show. When I did radio, I did prog. When I don't do radio, I request prog. Prog is treated worse than disco, which I never understood. I'm not a prog bigot, I make fun of it, I get it... but I still love it! The archives are more interesting, or at least more surprising, when the DJ is talking to me, even though I won't hear it for days. Still, I don't expect anyone else to come back to read or reply to my comments because only you get a notification. There is lots of post-show chatter on this playlist, and it looks like a bunch of MUD @commands, but they're really just faux-Twitter @'s. FMU MUD!
	9:49pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Before I leave this earth, I will implement a MUD in the playlist comments. They'll reply to your comments because your comments will happen next Wednesday. There was "prog" in "The Long View (the cathedrals of our age)": wfmu.org...

Ken's Last Ever Radio Extravaganza: Playlist from November 6, 2013

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