Listener comments!

👹 ♥ 1:58pm
: Is the disappearing head trick $1 or $100 because normally having someone's head blown off is about $10K ♥ 2:00pm
Jay S.:

↳ Ellen @1:58

It's $1 to lose the head, $10,000 to get it back.   2:00pm
Andrew in Toronto: Hi Mama, and all others! ♥ 2:01pm
Jay S.: Good afternoon KM, Ellen, Andrew 2:01pm
Kitschy Mama: Hello Everybody!   2:01pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ Jay S. @2:00

Hi there, Jay!   2:01pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ Ellen @1:58

Hi, Ellen. 👹 ♥ 2:02pm
Ellen:

↳ Jay S. @2:00

I like your business model ♥ 2:02pm
Jay S.:

↳ Ellen @2:02

I see no flaws in it. 👹 ♥ 2:02pm
Ellen:

↳ Andrew in Toronto @2:01

Heya Andrew ♥ 2:03pm
Mailman Tom:

↳ Song: "We Fell In Love" by "The Enchantones"

I was 10 years old when this record was released! ♥ 2:03pm
Jay S.:

↳ Mailman Tom @2:03

Hello Mailman ♥ 2:04pm
Mailman Tom:

↳ Jay S. @2:03

H Jay!   2:04pm
JoeH: Howdy Ms. Mama and all Obscuros! ♥ 2:04pm
Jay S.:

↳ JoeH @2:04

Good afternoon JoeH 2:05pm
Kitschy Mama: Welcome to the shebang Mailman & Joe! 👹 ♥ 2:05pm
sugarbear: As the great Steve Somers would say 'Me here, you there and how ya be?' 2:06pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ sugarbear @2:05

Nice one there sugarbear! 👹 ♥ 2:06pm
J in LA: Greetings KM, hello all! ♥ 2:07pm
Jay S.:

↳ J in LA @2:06

Hello J, sugarbear 2:07pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ J in LA @2:06

Hey J! 2:07pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ sugarbear @2:05

da Schmoozer! 👹 ♥ 2:08pm
sugarbear:

↳ Jay S. @2:07

Hi Jay, whattya say? 👹 ♥ 2:08pm
Scott From Boston:

↳ Ellen @1:58

Ummmmm,I'm afraid now Ellen. 👹 ♥ 2:08pm
sugarbear:

↳ Kitschy Mama @2:07

I knew you'd be hip to that, KM. ♥ 2:08pm
Jay S.:

↳ Scott From Boston @2:08

Hello Scott! 👹 ♥ 2:09pm
Scott From Boston:

↳ Kitschy Mama @2:01

KM! Hi Ya! 👹 ♥ 2:09pm
Scott From Boston:

↳ Jay S. @2:08

Hey Jay, good to see you! 2:09pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Scott From Boston @2:09

Heyaaaass SCotttttt! 👹 ♥ 2:10pm
Ellen:

↳ Scott From Boston @2:08

Pfft be honest, you were already afraid :) 👹 ♥ 2:10pm
Scott From Boston:

↳ Ellen @2:10

You're right.... 👹 ♥ 2:11pm
J in LA:

↳ Jay S. @2:07

Jaaaayyyy! ♥ 2:11pm
Jay S.: Hey, how did you get a recording of my guidance counselor? ♥ 2:12pm
Jay S.: I resemble that "163 pound, very stupid fellow" crack 2:12pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Jay S. @2:11

😆 ♥ 2:14pm
Jay S.:

↳ Song: "Don't Set Me Free" by "Jackie Verdell"

Great one! 2:14pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Jay S. @2:12

I snatched that bit from an ole' Dagwood movie. ♥ 2:15pm
Jay S.:

↳ Kitschy Mama @2:14

Hahaha, I put Dagwood at closer to 130 pounds 2:15pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Jay S. @2:15

right?! maybe even less! ♥ 2:17pm
Jay S.:

↳ Song: "A Man Can't Live Without Love" by "The Serfmen"

Groovy 👹 ♥ 2:17pm
Stu Rutherford: Hello Kitschy Mama & everyone! ♥ 2:18pm
Jay S.:

↳ Stu Rutherford @2:17

Good afternoon Stu   2:18pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ Stu Rutherford @2:17

Hi there, Stu! 2:19pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Stu Rutherford @2:17

Hola Stu! Welcome on in! 👹 ♥ 2:19pm
Ellen:

↳ Song: "No More" by "Dolph Prince"

Weird changes—neat 👹 ♥ 2:21pm
Scott From Boston:

↳ Stu Rutherford @2:17

Stu!   2:22pm
Wenzo: Heya Hia Howziwazzappinin’ 2:23pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Wenzo @2:22

Howdy Wenzo! 👹 ♥ 2:23pm
duke: Hello KM and retro folks 👹 ♥ 2:24pm
Scott From Boston: I'm totally sending away for that cardboard box to place over my significant others head when they are talking! No names...she may be monitoring the chat! ♥ 2:25pm
Jay S.:

↳ duke @2:23

Hello duke, Wenzo 2:25pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ duke @2:23

Heya There Duke! 👹 ♥ 2:25pm
Ellen:

↳ Scott From Boston @2:24

Just ring, 3-6, 2-4, 3-6, hey
I lead a life of crime ♥ 2:26pm
Jay S.:

↳ Song: "Cold Fire" by "Ernie And Petie"

Love that label! 2:27pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Song: "Cold Fire" by "Ernie And Petie"

kinda like the everly sisters. 👹 ♥ 2:27pm
Ellen:

↳ Song: "Cold Fire" by "Ernie And Petie"

Wow this is a gem 👹 ♥ 2:27pm
duke:

↳ Song: "Cold Fire" by "Ernie And Petie"

Thought this was the Everly Brothers at first ♥ 2:28pm
Jay S.:

↳ Song: "Cold Fire" by "Ernie And Petie"

Like a wobbly Everlys 👹 ♥ 2:28pm
sugarbear: I can't tell you how many Jersey idiots driving in front of me toss lit cigs out of car windows. 👹 ♥ 2:31pm
sugarbear:

↳ Song: "I'm Losing" by "The Briks"

Where on earth did you find this one? 2:32pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ sugarbear @2:31

great ditty eih? 👹 ♥ 2:32pm
Stu Rutherford: Hello Jay, Andrew & Scott! ♥ 2:33pm
Jay S.:

↳ Song: "C'est Si Bon" by "The Chantels"

Nice! 👹 ♥ 2:33pm
Ellen:

↳ Song: "C'est Si Bon" by "The Chantels"

Here's our six string bass jam ♥ 2:34pm
Jay S.:

↳ Song: "C'est Si Bon" by "The Chantels"

I learned this song from the Allen Sherman version ♥ 2:36pm
Jay S.:

↳ Song: "Blue Kat" by "Chuck Rio And The Originals"

Another flawlessly-designed label 👹 ♥ 2:37pm
JReganK: Hey, KM! 2:38pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ JReganK @2:37

Hey there ya is!   2:38pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ JReganK @2:37

Hi, JRK! ♥ 2:39pm
Jay S.:

↳ JReganK @2:37

Hello JRK ♥ 2:41pm
coelacanth∅: Good afternoon Kitschy and obscurists   👹 ♥ 2:41pm
Jay Current: Back from lunch 2:41pm
Kitschy Mama: Hi there coelacanth∅ & Jay! ♥ 2:41pm
Jay S.:

↳ coelacanth∅ @2:41

Good afternoon coel, JC   2:42pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ coelacanth∅ @2:41

Mahalo, coel! ♥ 2:43pm
Jay S.:

↳ Song: "(You Can) Count On That" by "Shirley Matthews"

Dig it 👹 ♥ 2:45pm
Bandit: Howdy ♥ 2:45pm
Jay S.:

↳ Bandit @2:45

Hey Bandit ♥ 2:45pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ Andrew in Toronto @2:42

Aloha Jay! Andrew! ♥ 2:46pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ Bandit @2:45

Hey Bandit!   👹 ♥ 2:46pm
Jay Current:

↳ Ellen @1:58

Comic book ads were on their own level of insanity. At least one child successfully ordered a live monkey from an ad. 👹 ♥ 2:48pm
Ellen:

↳ Jay Current @2:46

I think I read about that. I mean, I can imagine removing the head of someone who deserves it, but the cruelty of sending a monkey through the post is beyond me ♥ 2:49pm
Jay S.: X-Ray Specs were the biggest ripoff in the history of commerce   👹 ♥ 2:50pm
Jay Current:

↳ Jay S. @2:49

Better or worse than sea monkeys? ♥ 2:52pm
Jay S.:

↳ Jay Current @2:50

I would say the claim of what X-Ray Specs could do is even more outrageous 👹 ♥ 2:53pm
sugarbear: Sounds like they're hunting old, cranky parrots.   👹 ♥ 2:53pm
Jay Current:

↳ Jay S. @2:52

I believe another one was a martial arts book that taught things that were actually potentially lethal written by some nut that would start bar fights deliberately to show off his skills. 👹 ♥ 2:54pm
Bandit:

↳ Jay Current @2:50

What about the totally real atomic submarine that you can get from the back of a comic book? 👹 ♥ 2:54pm
Ellen:

↳ Jay Current @2:53

Ah you found my pseudonym 2:54pm
Kitschy Mama: Welcome Bandit! ya snuck in! 👹 ♥ 2:55pm
sugarbear:

↳ Bandit @2:54

I mailed a quarter away once for a muscle building book and am still waiting for it.   👹 ♥ 2:55pm
Jay Current:

↳ Ellen @2:48

Children were apparently very obsessed with monkeys in the '50s and '60s. DC Comics had to place a limit on how many comic books with a primape on the cover could be sent out in a single month.   👹 ♥ 2:56pm
Jay Current:

↳ Ellen @2:54

Ellen's Elite Eight Elimination Techniques (please check opponent sobriety level before usage) 👹 ♥ 2:56pm
Bandit:

↳ sugarbear @2:55

I'm still waiting for my "Sheena's Jungle Room Junior Society decoder badge"™ ♥ 2:58pm
yerfriendpaul: Hi Kitschy Mama! Sounding great!   2:58pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ Bandit @2:56

Wow! 👹 ♥ 2:58pm
Ellen:

↳ Jay Current @2:55

I spent early formative years in a region with actual monkeys. It would have never occurred to me to try to mail order one.   👹 ♥ 2:59pm
Jay Current:

↳ Bandit @2:54

I mean, you could get real uranium for your child back them. 2:59pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ yerfriendpaul @2:58

Hey PJ! Thanks For Listening! 3:00pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Ellen @2:58

no refunds! 😄   3:01pm
Scott from Boston: Ellen just called the Cavaliers! Also, I’ve gotten Oregon maybe I can join… The musical instrument… Oh, forget it   👹 ♥ 3:02pm
Jay Current:

↳ Ellen @2:58

Racoons became an invasive species in Japan because a cartoon named "Rascal the Racoon" became popular in the '70s, leading to some Americans trying to sell racoons to Japanese families claiming they were cute house pets.   3:02pm
Scott from Boston: An organ ♥ 3:02pm
coelacanth∅: sea monkeys were actual living animals, as advertised; x-ray spex were a flat-out lie.

...but that atomic submarine was legit. -real torpedoes too.

♥ 3:02pm
Jay S.: "I used to be a pop singer. Everytime I tried to sing, somebody popped me." Very good! ♥ 3:02pm
Listener Bop Monroe: greetings from intermittant rain Tannersville DJKM and all.
Nobody Loves Me That Way 👹 ♥ 3:03pm
Ellen:

↳ Scott from Boston @3:01

Sorry to the Cavaliers, my "bands who pay me to turn up" dance card is full atm :) ♥ 3:03pm
Jay S.:

↳ Listener Bop Monroe @3:02

Hello LBM 3:03pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Listener Bop Monroe @3:02

Welcome back Bop! ♥ 3:03pm
Listener Bop Monroe: :-) ♥ 3:04pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ Jay Current @2:59

just a little hunk won't hurt anyone! ♥ 3:05pm
Jay S.:

↳ Song: "Tatoo" by "Double Dates"

Excellent 👹 ♥ 3:06pm
Ellen:

↳ Jay Current @3:02

So, funny story. When I lived in Vancouver some friends had a pure-white cat named Nicholas that was the terror of the cul-de-sac: all the other outdoor cats because indoor cats after he moved in. But that cat's best buddy? A raccoon. They would hang out all the time, and the cat would invite it into the house where they'd nap together on the sofa. Amazingly for an adult raccoon, it never did anything destructive. Probably terrified of Nicholas. ♥ 3:07pm
Jay S.:

↳ Ellen @3:06

Wow!   👹 ♥ 3:07pm
Jay Current:

↳ coelacanth∅ @3:04

The '50s when it came to uranium, lead, asbestos, etc. ♥ 3:07pm
Listener Bop Monroe: the raccoons in brooklyn are famous for befriending cats; works out for both.

but even the monkey in the lower right corner is baffled by the Vanishing Head™!

👹 ♥ 3:08pm
Ellen:

↳ Ellen @3:06

Sadly, Nicholas was eventually defeated by coyotes. ♥ 3:09pm
Listener Bop Monroe: ooo... Ellen...   👹 ♥ 3:10pm
Jay Current:

↳ Ellen @3:06

That sounds like quite a sight! Racoons are cool looking animals but most of them are rather nosy if not outright destructive. 👹 ♥ 3:12pm
Ellen:

↳ Jay Current @3:10

Had many raccoon encounters in BC. Possoms, black bear, mountain lion, coyotes, and, perhaps the absolutely most annoying, mountain goats. 👹 ♥ 3:12pm
sugarbear:

↳ Ellen @3:08

He lived his life to the fullest. I currently have a lazy housecat named Pokey who's gumdrop tender paw pads have never ventured outdoors. ♥ 3:13pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ Jay Current @3:07

and mercury. i played with my father's vial of mercury!   👹 ♥ 3:13pm
Jay Current:

↳ Ellen @3:12

Lots of opposums and coyotes down where I live, but not mountain lions, bears, or non-domestic goats. We do have plenty of snakes here, and gators if you head out towards swamps and lakes. ♥ 3:14pm
Listener Bop Monroe: unopened Cremora Jar

www.ebay.com...

  3:14pm
Andres: Good afternoon, KM and all. Just tuned in. Loving this rocksteady! ♥ 3:14pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ Listener Bop Monroe @3:07

if the monkey's baffled, it must be real! 3:14pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Listener Bop Monroe @3:14

uff 😆 👹 ♥ 3:15pm
Ellen:

↳ coelacanth∅ @3:13

I still have a working mercury switch doorbell 3:15pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Andres @3:14

Hey Andres! Thanks for tuning in! ♥ 3:15pm
Listener Bop Monroe: uff indeed.
i sure ain't pouring THAT into my java 👹 ♥ 3:15pm
Bandit:

↳ sugarbear @3:12

We have four cats in the Bandit house, the only one dumb enough to make a escape was Stovetop. Dummer than a box of rocks that boy. Couldn't find him for almost a week; come to find out he was hiding near our shed under some scrap ply wood. ♥ 3:15pm
Jay S.:

↳ Listener Bop Monroe @3:15

And only $70 dollars! ♥ 3:16pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ Ellen @3:15

break it open! play with it! ♥ 3:16pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ Andres @3:14

Olá Andres ♥ 3:17pm
Listener Bop Monroe: i'm sending away for the box. it's only $1!!
...oh wait... where?   👹 ♥ 3:17pm
Jay Current:

↳ coelacanth∅ @3:13

I had a science teacher who liked showing us mercury. 👹 ♥ 3:17pm
Ellen:

↳ Jay Current @3:13

Where I live now doesn't really have any large mammalian or marsupial wildlife. As usual, humans are the most hazardous thing. ♥ 3:17pm
Listener Bop Monroe: oh yeah, sending my dollar to 1962 👹 ♥ 3:18pm
Bandit:

↳ Jay Current @3:17

They say Freddy Mercury is in the microwave 👹 ♥ 3:18pm
Ellen:

↳ Ellen @3:17

We do have packs of feral dogs though. See above re: humans. ♥ 3:18pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ Jay Current @3:17

my father had at least told us not to touch it. i *probably* never did. 👹 ♥ 3:18pm
Ellen:

↳ Song: "I Want To Be Blue" by "Joe Martin"

This is…pretty great   👹 ♥ 3:18pm
Jay Current:

↳ Ellen @3:18

We got a neighborhood cat that looks in our windows at night 👹 ♥ 3:19pm
sugarbear: Gotta run, folks. As usual KM and the crew were a gas today! ♥ 3:19pm
Jay S.:

↳ Jay Current @3:18

Literally a peeping tom. 👹 ♥ 3:20pm
sugarbear:

↳ Jay Current @3:18

Peeping Tomcat? 3:20pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ sugarbear @3:19

take care buddy! 👹 ♥ 3:20pm
Ellen:

↳ Jay Current @3:18

Oh! I forgot! We have these super cute bats, and some pretty cool owls and buzzards.   👹 ♥ 3:20pm
Jay Current:

↳ Bandit @3:18

Was there ever a punk singer that went with Johnny Asbestos or something? 👹 ♥ 3:21pm
Bandit:

↳ Jay Current @3:20

No clue ♥ 3:21pm
Listener Bop Monroe: it's bear country up here and they're out and about now.
luckily they want to avoid us NYers too.
i keep Alanna Grrl on a short leash.   👹 ♥ 3:21pm
Jay Current: Our lazy housecat hates peeping Tom. She paces the floor angrily any time he's near our house. ♥ 3:22pm
Jay S.:

↳ Jay Current @3:20

Johnny Asbestos and the Carcinogens ♥ 3:22pm
coelacanth∅: we've got opossums that often stand in the middle of the roads, seemingly in defiance; and deer that occasionally wander into the (busy) downtown area and run along the street. the coyotes keep a distance; and i've only twice seen raccoons, and both were rabid. 👹 ♥ 3:23pm
Bandit:

↳ Song: "Little Peach From East Orange" by "Ray Anthony An...

WMFU Mount Hope, and in New York City and Rockland county at 91.9fm   👹 ♥ 3:23pm
Jay Current:

↳ coelacanth∅ @3:18

The closest I came to handling hazardous materials as a child was eating flavored Tums like they were candy. ♥ 3:23pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ sugarbear @3:19

tchau, sugarbear ♥ 3:23pm
Listener Bop Monroe: how hasn't this song been exploited to the hilt on the Mother Ship?! ♥ 3:24pm
Listener Bop Monroe: the skyliners   👹 ♥ 3:24pm
Jay Current:

↳ Ellen @3:20

We get bats in the Summer. They're a pleasant relief compared to the mosquitos. 3:24pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Listener Bop Monroe @3:23

idk!!!! ♥ 3:25pm
Jay S.:

↳ Song: "Little Peach From East Orange" by "Ray Anthony An...

"She's just a little pit, from Cherry Hill, New Jersey..." 👹 ♥ 3:25pm
Ellen:

↳ Jay Current @3:24

Yeah we have mozzies. Fortunately my little perch is usually too windy for them. And when its calm the bats feast.   👹 ♥ 3:27pm
Jay Current:

↳ Song: "Hands Across The Table" by "Ken Patrick"

Gee, do you think this guy heard "Heartaches By the Number"? ♥ 3:27pm
Listener Bop Monroe: gonna do a walkies with Alanna Grrl. BRB.
these are great! thank you. ♥ 3:27pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ Jay Current @3:23

i was left to play with things... like mercury, lead, electricity, matches, razor blades... i guess my father thought of it as natural selection. 👹 ♥ 3:27pm
Bandit:

↳ Song: "Hands Across The Table" by "Ken Patrick"

Hands across America   👹 ♥ 3:27pm
Jay Current:

↳ Song: "Little Peach From East Orange" by "Ray Anthony An...

Ray Anthony is still alive for the record. 👹 ♥ 3:27pm
Ellen:

↳ Jay Current @3:27

Exactly the right year ♥ 3:27pm
Listener Bop Monroe:

↳ coelacanth∅ @3:27

yeah The Darwin Awards   3:28pm
Scott from Boston: Thank you KM! Going mobile with you now see you later! ♥ 3:28pm
Jay S.:

↳ Jay Current @3:27

Incredible! 3:28pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Scott from Boston @3:28

Adios Scotty! Thanks for listening! 👹 ♥ 3:29pm
Ellen:

↳ Song: "Darlin' Share Your Love" by "Jimmy McCracklin"

Think this guitarist ever heard Lowell Fulson? Or maybe *is* Lowell Fulson?   👹 ♥ 3:30pm
Jay Current:

↳ Jay S. @3:28

He played on a Glenn Miller hit that was the 4th Billboard #1 seller, and played on some other hits before there were even formal charts. 3:30pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Ellen @3:29

The goog says it's Lafayette Thomas. 👹 ♥ 3:31pm
Ellen:

↳ Kitschy Mama @3:30

Thanks for the pointer—I don't know McCracklin at all ♥ 3:32pm
Jay S.:

↳ Jay Current @3:30

I've wondered who the oldest living performer on a no. 1 hit is, I guess he's the answer. 👹 ♥ 3:32pm
Stu Rutherford:

↳ Kitschy Mama @3:30

I love Lafayette's playing style! 👹 ♥ 3:33pm
Ellen:

↳ Stu Rutherford @3:32

Same. Lowell Fulson is one of my guitar heroes, and Lafayette Thomas was right in that zone, at least in that tune. 3:35pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Stu Rutherford @3:32

He's great! They called him "The Thing" 😄 👹 ♥ 3:35pm
Stu Rutherford:

↳ Ellen @3:33

He was really ahead of his time. It wouldn't surprise me to learn that he was an influence on Jeff Beck. ♥ 3:36pm
Jay S.: "Chip-type" snack. Don't know what that means. 👹 ♥ 3:36pm
Ellen:

↳ Kitschy Mama @3:35

Well that's hard to top   👹 ♥ 3:36pm
Jay Current:

↳ Jay S. @3:32

At 104, I feel certain he is. Apparently Petula Clark is the oldest if you're only counting The Hot 100 and not the earlier charts. 👹 ♥ 3:38pm
Ellen:

↳ Stu Rutherford @3:35

For 1954 that was a really biting tone. Wouldn't surprise me if Beck was all over that along with Cliff Gallup. Ronnie Wood, maybe too. 👹 ♥ 3:38pm
Ellen:

↳ Song: "I Dig That Gal The Most" by "Ronnie Pearson"

Oh no Judy Jetson's on Tinder 👹 ♥ 3:39pm
Stu Rutherford:

↳ Kitschy Mama @3:35

Stuart Borbridge who replaced him in McCracklin's band was pretty good as well but not quite as good as Lafayette! ♥ 3:39pm
Jay S.:

↳ Jay Current @3:36

Surely the oldest living performer with a no. 1 hit that goes back the furthest 3:39pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Song: "I Dig That Gal The Most" by "Ronnie Pearson"

I kinda identify as a "square hic" ♥ 3:40pm
Jay S.:

↳ Ellen @3:38

Space-age stalker   👹 ♥ 3:41pm
Jay Current:

↳ coelacanth∅ @3:27

Thanks to gasoline at the time, most of the country was playing with lead in one way or another.   3:42pm
Andrew in Toronto:

↳ Kitschy Mama @3:39

Wonderful show!
Mama, thanks! 3:42pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Andrew in Toronto @3:42

Thanks for listening & hanging out! ♥ 3:46pm
coelacanth∅:

↳ Jay Current @3:41

true that. in my father's case we also could play with lead bars, lead fishing sinkers, and lead solder wire - the latter which i used to add weight to my pinewood derby car.   👹 ♥ 3:48pm
Jay Current:

↳ Ellen @3:38

I remember there being an "eek-orc-ooh-ah-ah" song on The Jetsons in the style of an early '60s teen idol track. One of the few things I can remember about it. 👹 ♥ 3:50pm
JReganK: Thx, KM! 3:50pm
Kitschy Mama:

↳ Jay Current @3:48

Jet Screamer... I played that on RO #114 👹 ♥ 3:50pm
Ellen:

↳ Jay Current @3:48

I had zero awareness of the Jetsons until a teacher opined she's always wanted the conveyor belt you stood on and robot arms dressed you then did your hair and makeup as it moved you along. ♥ 3:51pm
Listener Bop Monroe: back! all caught up for the next 10 minutes. ♥ 3:51pm
Listener Bop Monroe: jane! how do you stop this crazy thing...?!!! ♥ 3:52pm
Jay S.: They never addressed why, in the year 2062, everyone had to live in space. 👹 ♥ 3:53pm
Ellen:

↳ Jay S. @3:52

I thought they lived in a city of space needles? The poors were at ground level, the riches were in space.   👹 ♥ 3:53pm
Jay Current:

↳ Jay S. @3:52

Or why they were still listening to pre-British Invasion pop music. ♥ 3:53pm
Listener Bop Monroe: earth was too f'd up by then.
see AstroBoy (1964) ♥ 3:54pm
Jay S.:

↳ Ellen @3:53

That's the implication.   3:54pm
JoeH: Thanks Ms Mama, enjoy your weekend. Hear ya Monday! ♥ 3:55pm
Jay S.: Thanks KM, another ace show! 3:56pm
Kitschy Mama: Golly! Thanks! 👹 ♥ 3:56pm
Stu Rutherford: Thanks, KM, for another great show! ♥ 3:56pm
Listener Bop Monroe: Thank you again DJKM and all.
Stellar program!
Thank you again m'am. 3:57pm
Kitschy Mama: Shucks! Thank You! 👹 ♥ 3:57pm
Ellen: Thanks for the show KM!   👹 ♥ 3:58pm
Jay Current: Good night everyone! ♥ 4:03pm
coelacanth∅: Thanks Kitschy Mama!

take care y'all

👹 ♥ 4:50pm
WR: It's an archive listen today.