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Everybody how you doing it is Monday it's June 13, 2005

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I know I know you were waiting for a show on Friday

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I really apologize, I just I didn't have it in

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It's a craft you'll get it when I did it when you got it got it get it

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Okay, it's the start of a new week

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How many of you from Curry Castle in the lovely affluent suburb built up

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That's in Surrey in the UK where the weather is absolutely beautiful today

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It got a pretty cool shine show lined up for you lots of freaky stuff

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Also apologies to the Dutch listeners who were perhaps expecting a Patricia Adam podcast

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This week and we really just didn't get around to it we slept a lot

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I kind of came to the realization that I haven't purchased new clothes in three years

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She said hey, you know with the pants you ring it looks like you have no ass

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Okay, how many good looking women you need to say that to you before you decided to do something about it

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All right, we got some cool stuff to talk about and of course pod save music on the way plenty of promos and

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Scorching mashups

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Drop it like it's a whole lot you're going to love this party Ben getting stupid with lead's new plan

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I'm a nice kid and see these ice cubes and see these ice creams

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Come on, it's like a song, get ahead of two, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song, I've been like a song,

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Led Zeppelin, I don't know why I just the song was in my head, and then all of a sudden this morning, I'm

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the show and that shows up. I love it. And if you thought, oh man, there's this quick time

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problem again because it dropped out. No, this show is actually being produced in its entirety

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on cast blaster beta number 15. Now the sound of course of the microphone is going to be pretty good

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and cast blaster mic. Lead developer was working on actually discovering how to create a compressor

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limiter and most of the stuff these days you know of course I still use the stereo valve process

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couple of fractions of a second if not more after they come out of your mouth which is very

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very difficult to do you should try it sometimes. So what my came up with is a way to create or

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it by talking to the hardware which is just phenomenal because it really really works and the sound

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care of and of course is one step removed from the full blown service which pod show dot

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call the offering very soon where you actually get your show blog and your RSS feed and everything

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all in one so we're doing real good I'm very very excited about it. I got a list of stuff to talk

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about today I see I hit the cast blaster got that oh tomorrow night actually thanks to Aaron from

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parking in bitterman's circle who was a tech on the road on the current tour with Weezer has

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hooked us up with tickets so I'll be taking Christina and a friend of hers to of all places

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through the southwest and I don't have to tell you what that burp is right and it's a bitch to park

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and if you can park then you know you kind of wonder if you're going to come back and there's going to be

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I don't know cinder blocks underneath this car instead of fuel wheels so we may take the train

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in the tube or I may hire a car I'm not quite sure what I want to do yet but looking forward to doing

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that of course I mentioned this I think on Thursday's podcast and already I'm getting lots of emails

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and we could do some stuff in the car maybe and talk about the show afterwards we might do that that could

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be kind of fun promos plenty of them lined up for you as usual here on the source code

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Hi my name is Joe Burgers and I'm from the rootsmart.com tech podcast I would like to invite you

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to listen to me for about 30 minutes every Sunday we cover all of the hot news topics and today's

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tech world keep you up on current tech topics they're changing our world right in front of our eyes

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we also have how to's and tips and tricks to keep your Linux Mac or Windows computer up and running

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efficiently please visit our site at podcast.gootsmart.com and tune in

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hot show content that will make you walk the dog and kiss your mother

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let's see if you're bad

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yeah links to those podcasts in the show notes of course today at dailystorescode.com or

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www.curry.com a lot going on man shoot Patricia's taken off on Thursday for a couple of days

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she's going to go visit family and do some stuff and she'll be back on Tuesday and then Wednesday

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next week that is I take off for nomdex which is the 23rd through the 25th I believe

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then Sunday morning I hop on the plane and go to Portland and that's where I'm going to hook up

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with the fly boys this will be a day before win command to William comes in but I'll be training for

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three or yeah probably out three days nonstop just doing training training training touching goes

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touching goes touching goes probably in a sesno 172 which is one of the main reasons for it by the way

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because you know I have the the sesno 182 retractable gear actually I say to people now I have a 182

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RG and they say yeah I know it stands for retractable gear because they do this freaking podcast

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I tell you people are listening to this podcast it's unbelievable remember I did the shout out

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to Frank Casanova about the quick time issues dude I got an email like the next day from Frank Casanova

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and he said hey how you doing um a couple people mentioned to me that you said something on the source code

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and he was going to turn that right over to uh to the engineers at Apple and see if anything could

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be done if it wasn't detailed something that had just kind of been laying around for a couple of years

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and no one really deemed important until now so that's really exciting it's it's really it's quite

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amazing it seems like there's a lot of people listening um all over the west coast actually not

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just in a kupertino but also in redman and it's quite a pleasure to have you all along for the ride

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if you want to know what's going on the podcast community this can be partially the place to find out

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about I actually would recommend podcast alley to go to the uh go to the forums there to see what people are

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really really saying but there are a couple mail lists one for the iPod or developers and then there's

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the podcasters mailing list which is a Yahoo group and a big big discussion that last count 62

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messages about the following press release by Madge Weinstein this is Madge Weinstein of yeast

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radio dot com with a very important press release who's the hottest thing in podcasting June 11th 2005

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Chicago will annoy big mouth fatso rush limbao declares himself the hottest thing in podcasting

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but how does that sit with true podcasting innovator Madge Weinstein everyone knows that I'm the

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hottest thing in podcasting says the fiery lesbian firebrand rush limbao is a big fat slob if he wants

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to post the video clips of him and Madge rush sucking come from Rick Santorum's ass.

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I'll gladly hand over my crown Madge spells a smell's a conspiracy he has been copying my

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stick for years and he is late to the party as usual prescription drugs hello been there done that

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kissing Republican ass Grace I went down on Nancy Reagan podcasting not on my watch after all

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I put the broad in broad band but aren't we talking about one of the legends of media yeah

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he's like a bad cartoon they should put him in the macy's Thanksgiving day parade as a balloon

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he's already pre-inflated and high on oxy content next thing you know he'll be claiming he's a

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homosexual and that he's managing a rock band called T and the bags Madge is throwing down the gauntlet

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I've a standing offer for Lardass Limbao to appear on yeast radio let's see if he has

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man enough for a lesbian like me about Madge Weinstein you're undoubtedly familiar with Madge as

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the manager of the popular girl rock band that's girl spell g double r l goddess riot juice her unique

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perspectives on everything from lesbian feminists of color to vaginal yeast can be heard in her podcast

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and on serious radio channel 148 she is single and lives in Chicago with her dog troncy

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young ladies check out her podcast at yeastradio.com Madge is proudly part of the Adam

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Curry's pod show dot calm team about Rush Limbao Limbao is a big fat fuck who has his domestic

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help school drugs for him a racist sexist homophobic bully this clown managed to get out of going

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to Vietnam because he had a cyst on his ass for more information contact loaded lesbian at gmail.com

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or call 206888 count you know I really should have mentioned that that was not work safe

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promo sorry about that okay Madge Weinstein stern it up loving that fantastic see what we're

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talking about last week uh yes yeah I miss out on Friday and then the brain goes kind of dead over

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the weekend oh yeah I remember we're talking about accessibility um because there are you know the

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the blind community of course is is astronomical over the entire globe and podcasting has been like

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you know such an incredible breath of fresh air to to this community being able to

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receive all kinds of information now via audio and I uh as if you know what the deal is with

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accessibility basically with um with the programs that make computers more usable for the blind

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and I got some interesting feedback apparently iTunes has none to almost completely or almost none

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to absolutely zero accessibility now I don't know if that's in windows or on the Mac because I do

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believe the Mac now has uh integrity at least it has some interesting accessibility options but

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Adam I'm Shelley Brisbane I'm a writer and a former associate editor at Mac user magazine and I'm

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also visually impaired I wanted to share a few thoughts with you about accessibility for blind

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people using windows in the Mac windows users don't have screen reading software built in they

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either have to purchase jaws or window eyes which are both very expensive third party screen

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or applications and Mac OS users didn't even have that option until OS 10.4 tiger was released

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Apple now includes a tool called voiceover a screen reader from macOS and it's the first time I'm

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aware of a screen reader being included in an operating system and that by itself is really exciting

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even though voiceover really isn't quite as good as it needs to be to answer your specific

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question it does not work with iTunes they don't communicate with each other at all voiceover does

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work with Safari and with mail and even with iChat but iTunes users are out of luck so it's not that

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the podcasting component of iTunes needs to be made accessible but that iTunes itself needs to talk

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to voiceover and that goes for any other app that Apple ships with tiger I think it voiceover is

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going to become more than just an ADA compliance checkbox blind people are going to have to let Apple

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know that they'd like to become Mac users and I think once people do the math and realize that you

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can get a Mac mini for six or seven hundred bucks which is less than the price of jaws or

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window eyes by itself that that provides an accessibility option at a really reasonable price that

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didn't exist before so I want to thank you for putting this in a spotlight at them and I really

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hope that the next announcement we hear is that cast blaster is fully accessible. Actually I have

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I've had discussions with Mike about that so I don't know if it's going to be in the first beta release

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it's a lot of work obviously but that is pretty interesting that iTunes doesn't work with voiceover

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I wasn't aware of that and Shelley by the way I've listened to a lot of your podcast

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I was doing a lot of traveling between San Francisco and London and I somehow had always

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seemed to pick up your podcast I haven't heard one in a while I wonder if you're still doing them

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or something happened to the feed or something just broke on my end please let me know

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now I have a hit test from young pollack he did number 43 43 came believe that 43 podcast

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a hit test already but I'm going to say that one for tomorrow because I found this in the mailbox

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which I probably should have played on Friday but it's so freaking good it's about the length of a

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hit test but it's something completely different

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recognize it

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good day Adam good day welcome to the special edition of voices from the vault okay

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in a few moments I'll be playing you the voices of eight of my favourite podcasters

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all doing their best to impersonate you strapping that 60 million dollar airplane

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give my ass your job is to identify who they are

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cellyson carefully as we play Adam curry okie on voices just on the voice but also be non-work safe

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I'm afraid

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with sixty million dollars of airplanes strapped to my hands

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and the next generation we'll be content in my ears

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okay and so one please get me a sense ale okay I know that it that's that's Brian

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Abbott from coverville this is a good game the same thing every $60 million

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of airplanes strapped to my ass and the next generation radio content right in my ears

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

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oh man I'm gonna be embarrassed I can't think of them

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I recognize the voice with sixty million dollars with a airplane strapped to my ass

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transmiters the next generation radio content in my ear we don't need no stake

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and transmiters I'd like to think I'm flying into the future

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look at the podcast are you kidding me it's an Adam curry

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that's uh Kevin the announcer guy from Yomple that's it that's it this is great you guys

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have a lot of work do you need dollars for the airplane strapped to my ass

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transmiters and the next generation radio content my ears we don't need no stake and

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transmiters I like to pick up flying into the future podcaster it's Adam curry

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I don't know if that is either she's this is really difficult it's also it's not enough

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of the sample $60 million with a airplane strapped to my ass transmiters and the next

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generation radio content in my ears we don't need no stake and transmiters I like to think I'm flying

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into the future oh come on let's talk let's you know you vocoded that way that's

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Yomple that of course I can recognize him through a book holder

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sixty million dollars with airplane strapped to my ass

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the generation radio content in my ear you don't need no stake and transmiters I just think I'm flying

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into the future that would be a PWF infant from Tampa Florida

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with a sixteen million dollar strapped on in my

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well done that's not right what true it's a sixteen million dollar airplane strapped to my ass

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what are you sure that doesn't make any sense yeah like you're sitting in the chair strapped in the

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seat belt I you know what I think he said I gave out strapped on the next one is and the next

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generation of radio content in my ears all this penetration talk in my ass in my ears it's so

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very arousing

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I've done that was that darn the diamond drew show all right was that eight yeah

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Adam that really blew my reputation for being a family friendly

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party yeah mine suit but mind how did you go first of tonight's voices from the vault in

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person 18 you briny bit yeah from coverville got that one voice from the vault number two

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Dan class from the bitterest pill Dan okay so it's been a vault number three a special appearance

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from Kevin the announcer got Kevin the announcer got number four Michael Butler from the

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from all geek shot could I not hear but voice from the vault number five the wonderful young

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pollette yeah number six PWF infant and digital flots and got him and last but not least

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don't endure of course from the dawn and drew show awesome

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what again well Adam my hope you enjoyed listening to that as much as I enjoyed putting it together

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maybe I should do it again sometimes soon in the meantime don't forget to visit the voices from

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the vault.com website to catch more voices from the audio archives of history and I'll see you again

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next time we play Adam karaoke on voices from the vault Adam karaoke very nice

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I don't think we should play that too often Jerry because I'm going to get in trouble man

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I don't recognize how I can't believe on this Dan I can't believe I'm just Michael Butler that was

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Elamo to say the least I could very much it's actually you know people

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ask all the time if I can read a line for them and but why don't I do one right now because then

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let's see who is this the tartan podcast mark from the tartan podcast asked if I could read a line

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for for the awards was it awards what awards oh man I get a text message let me just see

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that is oh no of course it's from the lawyer oh boy okay well just leave the lawyer stuff for now

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okay so the line is hindsight I'm creating a source quote the second nomination for artists of the

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month is casino okay I'll just do this now and he can cut it out and that'll be perfect so

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kill two birds with one stone here we go hi it's Adam Curry from the daily source code

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the second nomination for artists of the month is casino there you go that's how you do it I think

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this has something to do with pod safe music that's why I want to roll some out for you right now it's

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lady Bianca played her before it says lay me down pod safe on the source code oh man

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don't know those kids are right there, lay and they're there.

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Lady Bianca, lay me down, it's pod save on the Daily Source code.

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I love the pipes on that girl, of course you can find out all the info about all the songs and everything

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played on the source code of the show notes.

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Okay, okay, feedback out of recruit.com. Yes, your audio feedback is welcome. If you wish to

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attach an MP3 file, but of course there are places to send off your potsafe music, your mashups

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and anything else you want to send in. We've got three email addresses, get a pen, get ready to write it down.

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And they actually make sense. It's mashup at podshow.com, podsafe at podshow.com or submit at podshow.com for

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your promos, your actually for your podcast as well, if you want to get them on the podshow on serious.

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And by now I think most of the pod squad has their serious radio receivers and they're all

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enjoying it, the big blue boom boxes. And then a good time with that. Something's a mess up with the

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show notes though. I still got to figure out what exactly is going on with that because you can't quite

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some reason I'm not flowing through to the show notes.podshow.com weblog, but we're working on the

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technology.

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Now ready. So that's it for today. As I said, lots of stuff coming up this week. A lot of audio

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production. I actually a drag for Steena in front of microphone last night. Had a cut a couple of

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voice drops. She's sounding very mature. I have to tell you something about the digitizing

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of the girl that makes her just 15 going on 27. I need to go above that one. Dailysourceco.com

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is where you can find the podcast feed and the archives and of course the latest show.

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www.curry.com for comments and the other stuff I'm posting out there.

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And we will see each other tomorrow. Same time, kind of, same place. Definitely the source code. Take care.

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www.curry.com.

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The other pod show podcast. Stick it in your ear.