WFMU: Miracle Nutrition with Hearty White: Playlist from May 28, 2020

Listener comments!
	7:01pm ultradamno: Hearty! Nutritionists!
	7:01pm StringOFperils: Hearty. His heart was three sizes too BIG.
	7:01pm mariano: Hearty, Crew (Olivia?), everyone.
	7:02pm dale: mike post should do hearty's theme song.
	7:03pm dale: woodburning is a long-honored art form.
	7:03pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Hearty, everyone!
	7:04pm Handy Haversack: (Agreed about DotDash, ultradamno, though I rarely can listen live.)
	7:06pm ultradamno: It's later us's problem is how the country is run these days.
	7:06pm mariano: That's right, Hearty - you lived in Montpellier. I lived there '93-'94, did quite a bit of busking.
	7:08pm Handy Haversack: Mariano, it might be easier if we start listing places you haven't lived!
	7:09pm ultradamno: I've heard of those. Japanese porn, right?
	7:09pm dale: hearty interned for terry gross?
	7:09pm ParUbi: wind sounds by passing through things
	7:13pm StringOFperils: Horky White
	7:14pm ultradamno: Not to be that guy, but...rockford files podcast podcasts.apple.com...
	7:14pm mariano: Lol Handy.
	7:15pm Handy Haversack: Rockford Files and Hill Street Blues my dad's favorite shows when I was a kid.
	7:15pm dale: ha ha - love american style stuart margolin.
	7:16pm Listener Robert: Unforttunately my video explaining "Lost" would be several times longer than "Lost" itself ran. I'd have commentary on nearly every minute of the show, some of it in slow motion, plus I'd have to include as links clips or the entire length of several movies and TV shows which were the source material for "Lost". Plus I'd need links to text and graphics for other source material. Plus a little background on my relationship to Damon Lindelof.
	7:17pm ultradamno: My dad watched two shows with any enjoyment (aside from news and sports that just seemed to agitate him) that I've ever noticed; Andy Griffith and Sanford & Son...he's pretty much pared it down to Andy.
	7:19pm dale: i wonder if fess parker is short for 'confess,' a sort of christian penance right out of the womb.
	7:19pm Handy Haversack: My dad definitely liked Sanford and Son. Sports he watched constantly but mainly would fall asleep to -- he was long since cut off from actual fandom. But he had ended up in Atlanta, so Braves games were all televised.
	7:19pm ultradamno: I saw some homeless man on TV tell a reporter that he was only wearing a mask to be politically correct.
	7:26pm dale: big circle for a nose/mouth face thing
	7:27pm Listener Robert: People speak of bullshit artists as a denigratory thing, but Hearty shows there really is an art to it.
	7:27pm ParUbi: I love it! poo sleeves!
	7:28pm ParUbi: These last few minutes alone earn this episode a golden star
	7:29pm ultradamno: Are we talking about the vampire detective now?
	7:29pm dale: poo sleeves will probably be an infomercial offering on that station that shows matlock and rifleman reruns.
	7:30pm P-90: The Vogue “Spring Looks” issue did say that poo sleeves are coming back in style, in a big way.
	7:31pm dale: if that tommy copper guy sells poo sleeves i'm in.
	7:32pm coelacanth∅: greetings Hearty & Miraculous folk
	7:33pm Listener Robert: One of the most interesting developments of a character in crime literature as a good bad guy was Boston Blackie. In the original writings by Jack Boyle (but with the character allegedly ripped off from elsewhere) he was a safe cracking criminal, but a noble one. Then on radio he was a REFORMED criminal. Finally on TV he had NEVER been a criminal, but merely pretended to have a criminal past.
	7:34pm dale: detectiving is hard work - needs to be a crime more than 'someone took my corn pads.'
	7:36pm Listener Robert: Yeah, but Sherlock Holmes would've been intrigued by the mystery of the missing corn pads, so he'd've investigated.
	7:36pm ultradamno: You could do a kind of munchausen by proxy deal where you cause the infraction and then take the case and solve it.
	7:37pm ParUbi: I like the Memento idea-- that you committed the crime and forgot you did it
	7:40pm ultradamno: Oldboy was kind like that too, wasn't it?
	7:41pm dale: i wanna be cremated and spread at the base of the rose bush. unless that's too much nitrogen. i have to consult my rodale's.
	7:43pm ultradamno: I want to be cremated and spread into the wind so it blows back into everyone's faces like in...well, many, many things
	7:43pm mariano: Twenty twenty twenty four hours to go-oh-oh, I wanna be cremated...
	7:43pm Buddha of Suburbia: Hello
	7:44pm ultradamno: Big Lebowski comes to mind, but that was not the first.
	7:45pm coelacanth∅: haha mariano
	7:46pm mariano: Hey coela - as usual, last night I missed saying good night by around 10 minutes.
	7:47pm ultradamno: I grew up with every other teen punk band telling me to think for myself.
	7:48pm ultradamno: ...in exactly the same way.
	7:48pm dale: "burning bone" should be an air freshener at pep boys.
	7:51pm coelacanth∅: a cremated body might raise the ph of the soil too much for a rose bush. + cremation is terrible for the environment. alkaline hydrolysis is the best way to "dispose of" a body when a person is done with it. in my opinion.
	7:52pm coelacanth∅: (most u.s.states' governments extend their corruption to that realm too though, so it's not legal)
	7:52pm ultradamno: There is natural burial, if you can find someone to do it. www.burialplanning.com...
	7:53pm dale: what about a hydrangea coel...?
	7:55pm ultradamno: Viking funeral, but a good archer can be a challenge to find.
	7:56pm coelacanth∅: not my favorite flower dale!
	7:56pm Listener Robert: You didn't wear a watch outside, so you had to go in and look at a clock?
	7:56pm mariano: Bye Hearty, thanks! Thanks to the Crew too! As Rodney Dangerfield said: I'm so ugly that when I die they're gonna donate my body to science fiction."
	7:56pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Good night Hearty!
	7:56pm StringOFperils: It's all so much clearer now. Thank you Hearty White.
	7:58pm Listener Robert: Done, Hearty: fractals.
	7:59pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Hearty!
	7:59pm PUMPY: HEARTY!!!
	7:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Hearty!

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Listener comments!
	7:01pm ultradamno: Hearty! Nutritionists!
	7:01pm StringOFperils: Hearty. His heart was three sizes too BIG.
	7:01pm mariano: Hearty, Crew (Olivia?), everyone.
	7:02pm dale: mike post should do hearty's theme song.
	7:03pm dale: woodburning is a long-honored art form.
	7:03pm Handy Haversack: Hi, Hearty, everyone!
	7:04pm Handy Haversack: (Agreed about DotDash, ultradamno, though I rarely can listen live.)
	7:06pm ultradamno: It's later us's problem is how the country is run these days.
	7:06pm mariano: That's right, Hearty - you lived in Montpellier. I lived there '93-'94, did quite a bit of busking.
	7:08pm Handy Haversack: Mariano, it might be easier if we start listing places you haven't lived!
	7:09pm ultradamno: I've heard of those. Japanese porn, right?
	7:09pm dale: hearty interned for terry gross?
	7:09pm ParUbi: wind sounds by passing through things
	7:13pm StringOFperils: Horky White
	7:14pm ultradamno: Not to be that guy, but...rockford files podcast podcasts.apple.com...
	7:14pm mariano: Lol Handy.
	7:15pm Handy Haversack: Rockford Files and Hill Street Blues my dad's favorite shows when I was a kid.
	7:15pm dale: ha ha - love american style stuart margolin.
	7:16pm Listener Robert: Unforttunately my video explaining "Lost" would be several times longer than "Lost" itself ran. I'd have commentary on nearly every minute of the show, some of it in slow motion, plus I'd have to include as links clips or the entire length of several movies and TV shows which were the source material for "Lost". Plus I'd need links to text and graphics for other source material. Plus a little background on my relationship to Damon Lindelof.
	7:17pm ultradamno: My dad watched two shows with any enjoyment (aside from news and sports that just seemed to agitate him) that I've ever noticed; Andy Griffith and Sanford & Son...he's pretty much pared it down to Andy.
	7:19pm dale: i wonder if fess parker is short for 'confess,' a sort of christian penance right out of the womb.
	7:19pm Handy Haversack: My dad definitely liked Sanford and Son. Sports he watched constantly but mainly would fall asleep to -- he was long since cut off from actual fandom. But he had ended up in Atlanta, so Braves games were all televised.
	7:19pm ultradamno: I saw some homeless man on TV tell a reporter that he was only wearing a mask to be politically correct.
	7:26pm dale: big circle for a nose/mouth face thing
	7:27pm Listener Robert: People speak of bullshit artists as a denigratory thing, but Hearty shows there really is an art to it.
	7:27pm ParUbi: I love it! poo sleeves!
	7:28pm ParUbi: These last few minutes alone earn this episode a golden star
	7:29pm ultradamno: Are we talking about the vampire detective now?
	7:29pm dale: poo sleeves will probably be an infomercial offering on that station that shows matlock and rifleman reruns.
	7:30pm P-90: The Vogue “Spring Looks” issue did say that poo sleeves are coming back in style, in a big way.
	7:31pm dale: if that tommy copper guy sells poo sleeves i'm in.
	7:32pm coelacanth∅: greetings Hearty & Miraculous folk
	7:33pm Listener Robert: One of the most interesting developments of a character in crime literature as a good bad guy was Boston Blackie. In the original writings by Jack Boyle (but with the character allegedly ripped off from elsewhere) he was a safe cracking criminal, but a noble one. Then on radio he was a REFORMED criminal. Finally on TV he had NEVER been a criminal, but merely pretended to have a criminal past.
	7:34pm dale: detectiving is hard work - needs to be a crime more than 'someone took my corn pads.'
	7:36pm Listener Robert: Yeah, but Sherlock Holmes would've been intrigued by the mystery of the missing corn pads, so he'd've investigated.
	7:36pm ultradamno: You could do a kind of munchausen by proxy deal where you cause the infraction and then take the case and solve it.
	7:37pm ParUbi: I like the Memento idea-- that you committed the crime and forgot you did it
	7:40pm ultradamno: Oldboy was kind like that too, wasn't it?
	7:41pm dale: i wanna be cremated and spread at the base of the rose bush. unless that's too much nitrogen. i have to consult my rodale's.
	7:43pm ultradamno: I want to be cremated and spread into the wind so it blows back into everyone's faces like in...well, many, many things
	7:43pm mariano: Twenty twenty twenty four hours to go-oh-oh, I wanna be cremated...
	7:43pm Buddha of Suburbia: Hello
	7:44pm ultradamno: Big Lebowski comes to mind, but that was not the first.
	7:45pm coelacanth∅: haha mariano
	7:46pm mariano: Hey coela - as usual, last night I missed saying good night by around 10 minutes.
	7:47pm ultradamno: I grew up with every other teen punk band telling me to think for myself.
	7:48pm ultradamno: ...in exactly the same way.
	7:48pm dale: "burning bone" should be an air freshener at pep boys.
	7:51pm coelacanth∅: a cremated body might raise the ph of the soil too much for a rose bush. + cremation is terrible for the environment. alkaline hydrolysis is the best way to "dispose of" a body when a person is done with it. in my opinion.
	7:52pm coelacanth∅: (most u.s.states' governments extend their corruption to that realm too though, so it's not legal)
	7:52pm ultradamno: There is natural burial, if you can find someone to do it. www.burialplanning.com...
	7:53pm dale: what about a hydrangea coel...?
	7:55pm ultradamno: Viking funeral, but a good archer can be a challenge to find.
	7:56pm coelacanth∅: not my favorite flower dale!
	7:56pm Listener Robert: You didn't wear a watch outside, so you had to go in and look at a clock?
	7:56pm mariano: Bye Hearty, thanks! Thanks to the Crew too! As Rodney Dangerfield said: I'm so ugly that when I die they're gonna donate my body to science fiction."
	7:56pm Stillwell Coney Islander: Good night Hearty!
	7:56pm StringOFperils: It's all so much clearer now. Thank you Hearty White.
	7:58pm Listener Robert: Done, Hearty: fractals.
	7:59pm Handy Haversack: Thanks, Hearty!
	7:59pm PUMPY: HEARTY!!!
	7:59pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Hearty!

Miracle Nutrition with Hearty White: Playlist from May 28, 2020

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