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Okay, quiet, static check, light, free, sound, sound, boom man, ready?

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Is that a good position?

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Ready? Okay, 10 seconds people.

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Let's do this right.

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Five, four, three, two, cue music, lights up.

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I'm going to show you the greatest thing your eyes have ever been held.

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He was a king and a guard.

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In the world he knew, but now he comes to civilization, merely a captain, a show to benefit your curiosity.

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Ladies and gentlemen, the eighth wonder of the world.

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It was $16 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into the future.

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I'm testing this.

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Oh, DJ, are you done, next radio?

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Your DJ has only just begun.

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Yeah, that was supposed to be Adam Curry.

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Hey, everybody, how you doing? Welcome to the Humdadish, Nick the source code.

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And I know this also didn't put a date stamp on the show for today, but that's okay.

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Because I think I'm just going to start doing show segments, numbers, sequential numbers.

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So let's say this is shoot, what is this going to be?

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I don't know, I haven't counted.

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Maybe this is, let's just start somewhere.

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Let's say this is show number 250.

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Welcome to the daily source code.

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It is a Wednesday in Guilford, overcast, not very nice today.

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A little bit warmer than yesterday.

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Sitting here in the cottage, bringing you the daily source code with plenty of promos,

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pot-safe music, of course.

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I've got a mashup for you.

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And the pot cast I've been listening to, but I want to share with you.

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And a couple of emails.

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I'm on a tight schedule.

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It's one o'clock now.

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Grunge meantime.

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I have a meeting with Lee Wilkins,

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a three o'clock at Starbucks.

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Member Will, and his dogs, remember them?

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when Lee Wilkins created this podcast with his girlfriend,

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his wife, I think, Jenny, and their dogs.

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and it didn't work out and he had to move back after a couple of weeks.

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He was all messed up.

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And the community came together immediately.

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eight or nine hundred dollars for quarantine and transportation fees.

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I'm going to kick it off right now with a brand new mashup.

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Something that I just can't get enough of.

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You're about to hear is not the mistake.

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get down and holla cool in the gang and Gwen Stefani memo to self I have to tell Patricia

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Gwen Stefani's on the list and of course information about that particular

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mashup coming from today's show notes daily source code dot com or I'll

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also post it on curry dot com let's see got an email here from martin woodward

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and he says just thought you want to know the Peter day is about the start

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podcasting is in business show become a podcast starting the 19th of May so

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that's tomorrow so I figured I'd plug it today Peter day is he's been with

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the BBC for I think 35 years he's the guy that I talked about him on on a

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previous source code he came up to the cottage and we talked and he put together

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a great hour of radio which hopefully is still available somewhere in MP3

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site or their streams for their daily program after you know new one comes out

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but it was really good and you and you really rocked on to the much bigger

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it's really cool so you know what I said to him at the time excuse me you know

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what that is it's the sense I'll hit me again what what I said at the time

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was what we really need is we need people like you sir Peter day to come

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we've never really had you know never been exposed to how to interview someone on

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the radio and you know in long form and and all kinds of stuff the BBC used to

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do back in the day all things we know that are completely valid we can all

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bring back and experiment with and play with and you know help us not to

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reinvent too many wheels so that's really really cool that he'll start off

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first by making his in business program a podcast and hopefully he'll do a

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little bit more I'd spoke to him a great length about how cool it would be to

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for an hour he's interviewed other people and you know it gets spliced together of

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course and edited by the sandres is producer who does a great job but you know

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they only have an hour to fill on Sunday evening so there's this opportunity to

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leave the raw interview right sitting there for people to pick up you know and

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subscribe to it and get the show and along with it to have the opportunity

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to subscribe to perhaps a separate feed that would give you all the outtakes and this would

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would work for anybody imagine how cool it would be instead of just listening to a

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great time saver and I think in many ways it's what radio has been waiting for so

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what are you guys waiting for already and if you've forgotten what Peter Day

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sounds like here's an example something remarkable is happening here radio is

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springing free of the regulated gatekeepers who managed what you can hear since radio is

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invented it's jumping into the hands of anyone at all with something or nothing to say

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okay now this promo has to be great because we're gonna sit it out to Adam Curry who's

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Adam Curry Adam Curry do you know who Adam Curry is oh that's right that's the guy that does

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love line right that's Adam Corolla Adam Curry from MTV's like the god of podcasting okay

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okay whatever look just let me lead the promo you just kind of play along all right sounds good okay here we

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go and we're rolling hey Adam this is Don and this is Jared our man it's a major honor to

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have our promo being played on your podcast yeah hey we wanted you and your listeners to know

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about our new podcast it's called DVD weekly and each week my brother Jared and I are going to

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cover the newest DVD releases as well as recently released titles and we do it all in our

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special kind of way and you know we're not going to be as good as Adam was on MTV but we think

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you'll still get a kick out of what we do that's right so join us on DVD weekly today you can find

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the link on the directory at digitalpodcast.com just look under movies and entertainment do

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what the hell was that all of a sudden you're like all up into Adam Curry didn't even know he

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was a couple seconds ago are you kidding man it's Adam Curry MTV come on man the god of podcast

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I just told you that a couple of say oh good lord you guys are full of shit it's nice podcast though

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I didn't enjoy it reaching back into the email the Gmail bag Adam my name is Michael

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Arlonson Arlonson I guess I'm from Sweden hope you find some time to read this mail

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blah blah I guess you've already heard this from other Swedish listeners and it might not be

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big deal anymore just want to let you know that Swedish national radio is also giving podcasting

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a shot right now there are three radio shows available for downloading I'll actually three RSS feeds

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that is and he hopes that it'll extend you into even more I'm I'm pretty happy about that you know

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um well first of all anyone who jumps into podcasting is great but Sweden has some very

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interesting creative talents um on the music scene it seems like every couple of years they just

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come out with an incredibly large mega smash hit band I'll just name a few I know you're going to

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win but Abba rock set uh Europe remember them the final countdown um oh Britney Spears hit me

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baby one more time written by a Swedish guy produced in Sweden I think or at least parts of it

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produced in Sweden so there's um there's a lot going on there and I haven't subscribed yet but I'm

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going to and hopefully there'll be playing some uh some Swedish music as well because it's a vibrant

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scene out there and it's uh particularly um I think we'll see pod safe music coming from Sweden very

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quickly once they catch the podcast bug so haven't seen a lot of Swedish podcast yet uh haven't

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showed up really in the directory but looking forward to um the uh public the Swedish national radio

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to give in that abuse that's extremely cool and Michael ends up saying I almost forgot remember

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well pink glasses might look fly on a guy uggs that swirls are strictly for girls okay

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I'm lame again if you missed uh me talking about voices from the vault the other day which is uh just

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a phenomenal uh phenomenally cool podcast it takes on the format of young bullets hit test and uh

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a promo popped up the jury put together so I figured I'd let you in on that

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from the fall feeling too old for young bullets hit test come walk with me through the audio archives

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of history head over to www.voices from the vault.com and subscribe to my podcast feed

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see you soon in the vault try to do is your hide the net if there are messages a great thing

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it's a great thing you mustn't ever tell anybody to give us a message at all ever

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feels like you're right there doesn't it?

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message will self-destruct in five seconds

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voices from the vault excellent podcast you need to check that one out you will not regret it

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I guarantee it it's source code approved

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okay jack this is the uh my Mac.com podcast promo you're the pro just run with it

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in a world where laughter was king yeah that really doesn't work for us yeah I mean sometimes we're

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funny but this is a podcast about macintosh the world of macintosh what you mean no in a world

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well it's it's in the world the world of macintosh computing we talk about all things

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yeah it's called a my Mac.com podcast you know mac is in macintosh okay jack let's try it again

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one man no no sorry it's actually two of us two people both Tim and I

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can't be podcast two of us chatting to him no one man okay okay okay thanks

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oops sorry hit the wrong button okay try it again in a land before time

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what no do know what the heck look jack we know you're used to doing voice-overs movies but yeah

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yeah this is a podcast the my Mac.com podcast it's like a radio show but it's on the internet

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oh you get it okay okay no seriously this isn't a movie trailer okay you know what I just don't

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think you're gonna be right for this yeah I got our great sorry dude we don't want our podcast

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boom to sound like some movie trailer or something so you know what this means right I'm fired

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yeah free so okay let's just roll the intro to our podcast yeah that's a good idea

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let's pretend just about the analyst that's not our intro music check the next generation of radio

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it's the my Mac.com podcast check the rocky theme song this is not a movie trailer stop it no I like it

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in here podcasting from the my Mac.com studios it's your host Tim Robertson and Chad Perry

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we're so much for our promo oh well

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love that I think that was that was originally parts of was it Jerry Seinfeld's movie I think

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comedian or something like that and they cut up very good excellent and yet all these computer

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podcasts are not just for people who use computers or a Mac and Tosh in this case but I think

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it'd be great for computer manufacturers and for software developers to listen to because basically

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here's your audience you know telling you about what you like and what they don't like and in fact

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megaseg is it's an interesting program it really fits what I need for for doing most of my

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production work and now I also don't get like the you know the the top dog at the company

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emailing me I'm getting the early releases on stuff and it's not you know because well

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it's because I'm talking about it using their product you know it's a great feedback loop

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same goes for audio hijack pro from roga meba a rogue a meba man that's the hardest you are

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all to type in by the way rogue a meba dot com same thing they've also put in several different

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features that really aren't addition for podcasting they put it in with with podcasts as in

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mind even though they're application actually I do use it I use it to record everything now

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sample rate and then the encoding is at 80 kilo bits per second I mean it's really you got to look

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for the trade-offs I was down to I was lower I was at 24 kilohertz sample rate but that doesn't

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seem to work on a lot of handheld devices so bump it up to 32 which also doesn't seem to work on

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a lot of the flash players that are out there so it's really a hunt and pick kind of methodology

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so maybe I'll have to you know bump it back up to 44 and then of course I'll have to take down the

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sample rate I was just it's crazy it's crazy oh one will cast blaster be done and out of beta that's

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all I want to know a couple of days ago I was talking about the funny log entries and aircraft

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maintenance logs Bob Evans sent me an email says listen to your stories about aircraft maintenance log

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while in the US Air Force I was involved in I was involved in a fix to a fighter jet with a CRT-based

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bomb nav display so that's you know it's basically a glass cockpit I guess and you know there's a

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screen that shows you I guess the status of your bombs and the status of your navigation and so the

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pilots right up was the display looks like a rabbit sitting on a fence the corrective action

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shot rabbit tore down fence because we got our butts chewed out a few days later but couldn't resist

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it was well worth that I totally get it and so while we're on my favorite topic which is aviation

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I found a great podcast fly with me which is basically airline pilots just sitting and talking

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shit about what they do and they've got recordings of of the communications of the you know

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basically the radio talking to flight services and other aircraft but they they put something in

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really cool I don't really have a stop point in this I'm just going to play it from from a part

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in the middle of the podcast where they talk about what else pilots do when they're up there in the

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cockpit on a long haul flight when we're not talking to other pilots up there what else are we doing

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well eating is a popular past time usually listen as two of our flight attendants give the captain

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our dining options over the inner com and that's what gave you the bat the bat's were outside the door

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if you want to yeah we're fine now we do some chips and um okay what's what do you have

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if you're in all the bars that's a cracker is all uh animal cracker she's a cracker oh that sounds

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kind of good but I don't know why I'm saving myself we have read the press

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I think I just might have an altitude that'll solve my problems appear so but thank you

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uh I'm sticking to Joseph here with his pieces he's fine so you know we're going to be on the ground

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and so I'm going to fight it down to an airway and we're going to be there and it's about an hour

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we should touch it down in the middle okay all checking on it okay thank you bye

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well that was nice some of our flight attendants take good care of us up there in the cockpit

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deal with hundreds of people on any given day the people who stick out in your mind are either the

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oh okay yeah and she didn't know what it was so she asked us and we said oh she's

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shakes oh I want my scrambled oh man I can live so that forever totally cool fly with me

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the podcast and of course I'll have a link to um to the podcast and the podcast feed and the

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show notes for today at dailysourcecode.com I just can't get enough of that I love it you know as a

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almost like that yeah it's the BBC keeps calling me I don't know for some reason it's like your

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name gets in the login their database and that it maybe it has like delicious tags next to it you

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know so whenever they're looking for something like podcasting uh someone who is readily available

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they'll always seem to call me now they've got something going on live at five you know like one

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in the morning and they want me to call in and talk about podcasting I said yeah I'd love to do it but

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got a lot of stuff going on some travel coming up as well I'll be going up out to the west coast

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Sunday evening I'm gonna be in San Francisco for two days then in Los Angeles for one day and then

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hopefully hopefully back to the cottage I should be back Thursday but everything should continue is normal

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for our normal is normal can be right with with the source code and of course with the pod show on

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series the international safety council has declared the following music pod safe

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Buffy girl is our pod safe tune on the source code for today Boston based singer song writers

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they're working on her first CD you check out buffygirl.com I really like this song like a voice

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just a whole thing everywhere I go you hear it here on the daily source code

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you love that great voice love the song looking for more buffy girl everywhere I go it's

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pod safe fun the daily source code pod safe if you're new to podcasting means

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that this is the type of song that we have the rights to actually play in our podcast and it

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works you know because now we don't need no stank and jail oh no not at all oh and by the way

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I had a brief look yesterday at the pod safe music network which is being built as we speak this is

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really looking pretty damn cool CC Chapman is leading the charge there and working with Chris Rockwell

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and from the daily download and it's really going to be awesome and this is going to be

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from podcasters perspective it's going to be great because if you're looking for a place where you can

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find tunes that you can play on your podcast you know which of course a lot of places you can go

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but you know this will be a place where you can also find out what's already being played

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what podcasters are picking up what's hot what's in in rotation you know it's like we're actually

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going to rebuild a lot of the the infrastructure that is in place for traditional radio today only

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we have all the benefits of what we can do and you can be a thousand hundred thousand different

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stations which are basically podcast playing shows for each song you'll have a little package you know

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which includes a link you can put into your show notes with with some album art which will take

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you right to that artist page I mean all the cool stuff you'd expect and it should be kicking

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off pretty soon I'm very very very excited about it and that's it for the daily store's code got

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a hurry got around you know press the flood thank you's the kiss you know gonna talk to the

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brandy thank you very much for tuning in and staying subscribed if you don't know how to subscribe

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off to submit at podshow dot com for your promos podcast but also put it in the line up for the

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podshow and serious got four hours a day to fill so feel free to send it on in you got some podsafe

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tunes podsafe podshow dot com and mashups that's the one I'm really looking for mashup

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at podshow dot com all right everybody um daily source code dot com where you can find the podcast

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feed and all the latest or the archives latest episode and of course my web log for your comments

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