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

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Hello everybody.

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The source code for July 15.

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I've been rebooted.

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Well, it's what you get for not using the cast blaster.

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It's the daily source code.

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Today we have the studio set up in super configuration mode

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because we're going to have a guest on the show.

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Joining me in about eight minutes or so will be CC Chapman from Boston.

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I see she's got some exciting stuff to talk about,

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which I've been hinting at more or less for the past couple of weeks.

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So we'll find out about the pot-safe music network on today's daily source code.

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Sorry about yesterday's a snap-hoo.

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Many of you may have gotten the file or maybe had to download it manually.

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I guess the short-term memory that goes first, what I had done

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as I had done the show notes and published everything,

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but forgot to upload the file to the servers.

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Me and help one of my friends.

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I suck.

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It gets even worse than that.

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Since we're using Akamai, what Akamai does, it goes in and says,

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And it says, oh, it's not there.

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Then it returns an error and then I start uploading,

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then it starts giving the cash-basically pieces of the file.

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And I learned a lot about the content distributed distribution networks

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last night's experience, so won't happen again.

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Alright, let's kick the weekend off just right.

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A dog from mashuptown.com sent me great one to kick off today's daily source code.

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This is something that we're kind of bringing the right mood for the weekend.

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I got sex and drugs and rock and soul on your daily source code.

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And I got sex and rock and soul on your daily source code.

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You know, it's going to be outlawed.

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man is going to come down on us. I wish that there was a way to actually, you know, really

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do something with those mashouts, but it's, uh, it's become just impossible in the record

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business to do this. You know, it would take months of clearances for every little sample

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that's used. And, well, so let's just enjoy it as long as we can. What you hear in the

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background, of course, is the lovely Converre. It's on, uh, on low today. Since, uh, we have

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a nice, uh, son, but there's also about, uh, 10 knots of wind coming out of the west, which

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is basically blowing, uh, some cool air in, so it's much, much nicer today. I'm so happy, uh,

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just the past couple of days have been unbelievably hot here in, uh, in the cottage, uh,

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which has been, I'm not, I'm not complaining, but, you know, it's like, and now you have to

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Hi Adam, this is Father Oadric. I've launched a new podcast called The Secrets of Harry Potter.

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In this podcast, I'll answer all sorts of questions about the magical world created by JK Rowling.

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Is Harry Potter good or evil? Why is there a unicorn in book one? Did the philosopher stone really

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exist? Why is Harry's alcohol had weak? And did the Pope really condemn the Harry Potter books?

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Will the role of evil lord Voldemort be played by Bill Gates in the upcoming movie?

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If you want to know the answers, subscribe to The Secrets of Harry Potter on www.CatholicInsider.com.

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Ah, the good father's at it again! First it was the Da Vinci code, and tonight at midnight in the UK,

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the new Harry Potter book is being released. Kids are going to be lining up in

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fun of bookstores in the middle of the night, and unbelievable, and they've had a lot of press

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moving up towards this release. Particularly here in the UK, of course, because JK Rowling is from

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the United Kingdom. I don't know if all the Harry Potter movies, I think certainly the first one,

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she insisted that it was filmed on location and in the studios here in the UK. So she's pretty

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much a hero over here. Estimated worth, I think, is 750 million pounds. Because I read the

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financial times, the newspaper I'd like to read, and so they've always had the financial angle,

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and about this Bloomsbury publishing company. It's really quite an interesting story. They've

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really done something great, and I'm so happy because kids are reading. That's pretty damn

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important. Who cares if it's Harry Potter? Now, of course, there's been this big controversy about

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what the Pope supposedly said about Harry Potter, and if you go over to Catholicinsider.com,

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Father Rodrigues, not only these two Harry Potter podcasts, and I don't know if there's going to be more

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in the series, and he really should listen to him. They're really good, but he also has links to stories

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about what the Pope really said, et cetera, and there's also, he was, he just sent me an email about

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how podcasting has revitalized Vatican radio, and there's a lot of cool stuff that they're doing,

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and they seem to be re-energized, and it's just nice to see that. He sent me a press release through

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email, asked if he had an online source, that I could point to. So if it's there, I'll put it in the

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show notes, obviously, for today. Okay, so let me position the mic a little bit here. I've set

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up the studio so that we'll hopefully be able to get a good connection here on CC through Skype.

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So let me just get him on the phone on the Skype's. Hey, CC, how you doing? Good man, what's up?

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Hey, home fries, it's all good. It's all good. Today it certainly is. That is for damn sure.

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So, where were you born, man? Where was I was born in New Hampshire? Really? Born in

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born and bred raised up in a New England. Oh, man, was your family's rich? Yeah, not boy. No,

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not definitely not a privilege of bringing in all of this. Okay, damn sure. All right. So, CC,

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I've been talking about about, you know, this pod safe music network for for weeks, maybe months,

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I guess. Yep. And, you know, today, I guess, is the day. Why don't you want you to tell me what's

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happening? It's funny. I've been talking about it too. I was listening to an old interview. I did

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two months ago that just barely got put up on a podcast the other day. We're at at no sack.com

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with no stacks of dot com. Yeah, N.O. S. A. C. It's the one in Bergek show. Love it. And there's some

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friends of mine. So I talked, you know, they're good buddies of mine, but I talked about this like two

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months ago saying, yeah, this has got to go live soon, blah, blah, blah. And I listen to it this week.

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And I'm like, yeah, it will be absolutely. So it's very cool. I mean, the pod safe music network.

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I guess it's safe. Yeah, by the time this goes out, I mean, pod safe music network.com,

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it's going to be the place to make it easier for podcasters to find pod safe music and for artists to

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submit their music. And, you know, right now it's tough. I mean, you know, you've got these podcasters who

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would love to play pod safe music if they can find it, but they got to take time to go to, you know,

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great sites like garage band and my space stuff and go around. But it's tough. I mean, I've done it.

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It's not easy. But not only do you have to search through stuff by downloading things or that

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everyone has a different way of looking at it with real player or whatever, but you also have to

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see if they give you permission to play it on your podcast, because officially you need permission.

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I mean, it's not like every independent song out there. You can just grab and play on your podcast.

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I mean, exactly. And you see it all the time, you know, people hear a song on one person's

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podcast and assume that they can play it. And it's not the way it should be. And you do have to

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get permission and it can take time and you're running around and we want to make it easier. And what's

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great about this is so from our disposition, I mean, our just comes to this website and they say,

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you know what, I want to share these two songs for want to share this whole. Right. Whatever they want.

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Right. And they upload those songs and by uploading it, I mean, they're telling the world,

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hey, if you're a podcaster and you want to register for this site, which is free for everybody,

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you know, sign up, you know, I'm submitting these two songs in any podcast or who registers on this

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site, can download it and play it, you know, as long as they, you know, play the usual rules, you know,

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they link to the artist, they give, you know, the proper plug to the artist, so the artist gets to credit.

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Right. And on the flip side, I mean, an artist, a podcaster comes in, they register and they get

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access to all this music that's just sitting there that they don't have to ask permission for, because it's

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already been granted. I've been, I've been working on, I've been working with the beta for the last

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thing, two daily source codes. And I'm, I'm signed in as a podcast. I don't can actually sign in as a

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listener as well as a podcast. Not yet. It's coming. Listeners, though. I mean, anybody who doesn't

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register can come in right now in stream, it's funny. Oh, I've already got emails from the artist

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asking about this. They can stream any of the songs. They can't download them, but they can listen to

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every, every song you see hasn't really played a little flash play right next to it. Streams it right

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down so you can listen to it. Listeners, we'll be able to register soon and be able to, you know,

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sort of devote and plug their artists, you know, and show their love for it, but not yet.

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So it was, it was really, what I liked about it, and this is the part that I provided my input on,

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is so I go and I have my own little area in the PodSafe Music Network, which was also my show

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information, which I just, I got highlighted on one of the refreshes that I did on the home page,

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which was nice. And I can go into the library into the database, let's say I just call it a library,

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and I can search for different types of genre of music, or if I'm looking for something specific,

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or I can browse through it, and then I can listen to it sample it, you know, just by clicking on a

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button on the page, and then I can add it to my playlist, and then I downloaded it for playing it

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on my show, and then next time I go back, I just, you know, it's like a little bit of admin,

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by saying, you know, register, what does it, what does it actually say? It says, uh, we can actually

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say that I played this track, which is important. You don't have to do that part, and the other thing

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too is you don't actually have to download the track, you can actually play it live right there,

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if you're set up. Exactly. Exactly. But what's cool about coming back and saying, like, hey,

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I just, you know, I just played slim on episode, you know, 40 of accident hash. And it's a form that

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takes you through that, right? You don't have to fill out all this stuff yourself. All you do is you put

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a name of it, name or number of an episode, it's just a text field that's up to you, and you say the

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date, and what's cool, what's why that's cool is because then on the artist page, if I go to look

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at slim or, you know, if it's a Van Gogh, you go to that page, it's going to show the last five

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podcasts that played that song. And it's going to link over and likewise, if I go to, you know,

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the daily source code profile, it's going to show the last five tracks that I played exactly. Right.

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And the listener could just be an invention. And very soon, we're going to give the artist

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the ability to actually, you know, go in through there, you know, login and see the actual dates

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and link to the shows. So that way, they can, you know, because artists want that stuff. They want to

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put in their press kits and send it out to people. And so we're trying to make it easy for everybody.

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So, um, so that there's this data, obviously, that, um, that is, you know, being a mass that

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can be used for some great statistics, which are right there on the site, such as what I have here

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I had hold on a second. It was, uh, most listens, uh, top rated and most pod play. So I presume that

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that's coming from people, uh, coming and checking out, listening, just by clicking on the play button.

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The pod play one actually comes from the thing I was just talking about where the podcaster says,

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I played this song. That's where most pod play comes from. Most listens is how many people actually

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just clicked on that little streamer and listen to the, to track and top rated is we're going to have

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the ability so that you can come in and give a one to five star rating on any, on any, on any track.

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And then there's also the ability to click on, you know, show me top 10 artists and he'll show

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those categories in one big, long list. So what I like about this pod play thing is, um, in the,

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and I've talked about this many times, but I might as well do it in, uh, in the quote, real radio

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business and which is completely, you know, they're, they're joined at the hip to the music business.

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The way it works is, you know, a record comes out, but it's carefully scheduled with promotion,

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predominantly radio promotion and the way it works is, and you know, it's not like everyone's all,

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you know, in cohoots with each other, but the guy in New York who's making the music list for

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the radio station there is definitely looking at what the guy in Los Angeles is adding to his playlist.

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And they do that through a number of, of different ways, but the, the main, the main publication

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for that is radio and records. And in fact, on the back page, and it shows you exactly what each

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station is playing, what they've added, what they've dropped from their playlist. And then,

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I guess, eventually we could go on to like charts, right? We could do, um, the data's going to be there.

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Yeah, we could do lots of that. I love that. And one thing I want to stress because I know

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there's been lots of talk about this in the podcasting world is when, when people see this, I know

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the first thing they're going to see is around the front page or if you go to profile page of any of the

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podcasters, you're going to see links like subscribe, Vx, and now you're going to see an iTunes link.

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And I just want to stress to the podcasters that the podcasters are entering all that data.

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So there's none of this locked in stuff that people have been worried about. I mean, in your profile,

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you actually say, hey, I've got an iTunes link. Here's the one I want. Yeah, I've got updates,

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which is crucial. Yeah, I did, too. But when iTunes went live, we had to add that iTunes excited.

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It takes you right to the iTunes page of your website. If you're in there, hopefully,

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hopefully Apple is getting everybody in there. Yeah, and we're talking to them. We're trying to,

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we're trying to help them out and fix some stuff. Yeah, they need some help. So let me,

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I'll tell you, I have lots more questions. Let me play podsaic music right now. This is,

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actually, I went to the page today. You know, I got to put this stuff closer together.

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I went to the my most pod play and let's see. I don't know how to pronounce it. We need a pronunciation guide,

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phonetics next to it. To your, I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm going to say it either. Yeah,

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I'm not sure. Anyway, the most pod play on podsaic music network. I'm going to give that one a play.

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is to live in liberty and be bound not to earthy treasures that cannot please the divine soul of

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man that yet to be free from constrain the flesh and learn can make a lot of tendencies

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man the ending especially was unbelievable to era i think it is titled that is filled

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CC Chapman on the Skype talking about the podcast music network which is now in beta launch

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we're going to keep it in beta for like a year

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yeah we'll be like Gmail and flickering exactly pretty damn good hold on a second there's something wrong

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of my oh shit hold on CC okay there we go yeah i'm sorry the patch bay was out of whack

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oh man yeah i was just thinking about that during that song i was kind of

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actually i started celebrating the weekend early if you know what i mean nice and yeah i mean it's

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already uh quarter two over here and i was just thinking it's how unbelievable is this what we're doing

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you know i'm standing here i've got like computers hooked up to each other and mixers and we're talking

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through Skype and we're playing music the people have made maybe with garage band i was just like whoa you know

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this is this is something big happening here yeah it's it's so it's so damn cool i mean it's funny

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not to keep plugging bands but that's what we're about um as reading this article the other

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day and uh Mitch Alden from now is now is doing an interview and he talked about how some listener

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on my podcast heard the show and checked him out and saw that he had a gig and they actually

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extended their vacation a day and hung over in Maine so they could check out the band live because

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we were on a podcast and i'm like that's the story people need to hear i mean that's that's

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what it's all about i mean that's why i'm doing this it's all good it's all

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all right one thing yeah i think i don't want to forget about the site i i just want to i'm

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totally gonna abuse the power i've got at the moment i want to thank Chris Rockwell from the daily

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download it's two nine thousand from extra super action show right around the Chris did all the

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PHP program and ensued it all the design work and these guys worked their asses off and i want

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to personally thank them for all the hard work and the headaches they went through to get this up because

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it could have been half as good without both of them yeah big boys big big big boy mega boy yeah

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i know that and and it's unbelievable and how this has been going on for how long will be as

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everyone been working on this two three months maybe at least two three months has been a lot i mean i

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know this is the fourth complete different looking feel of it so it's it's been going through lots of

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revs and there's a lot more coming and we've got a shopping list of enhancements that are still

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to come so okay and and and and if you have feedback there's a contact i've already over the past

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couple nights got feedback from artists who have found it and put in their music and ad

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hey can you have this genre or you know it would be nice if we could act you know whatever it is

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i was also thinking what i almost missed there is i can i can feel the community but there's no

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place to leave a comment that that's actually it was funny we've had two artists actually say hey

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you know why don't you have a forum in here so you know we can all network together and meet each other

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exactly i think so yeah i think it's all done yeah like on the artist page so people can

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can just provide feedback just doing you know like a maybe just a comment thread right there

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right on just a single simple thread i don't know if you have to go into a big forum and all but uh

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yeah and we want to give we want to give artists a bunch more you know access you know plug their

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shows you know the calendars and blogs and all that jazz so it's it's much more to people can say

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hey i love you know chance or i love you know whoever who's the else is on here i'm looking

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and let's create bless on you know who that is but people can say hey i love these guys and get

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updates from them and everything so yeah so i can totally uh here's someone out there going oh

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but wait a minute the evil pod show was behind all this of course so i'll wait a minute this is uh are

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we paying you CC not yet how are we gonna make money with this that's a good question

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do we have any sponsors coming uh yeah and and there would they be anybody what why would

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someone want to sponsor something like this would anybody have heard of these sponsors?

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well uh if you go to pod safe music network.com you can see already that we have the sponsor

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absolute is uh is really underwriting uh the launch of this project and that's mainly because

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you know first of all it it really fits with uh with their brand and with their product

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but also you know it's the summer it we've got the they want to be involved with a lot of music

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it's uh you know it's just it really it was a good fit for their strategy and what i thought

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go ahead what i thought was cool about them was you know they said hey we don't want to be labeled as

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a sponsor you know because we're we're supporting you guys we think it's a cool thing and you know

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i mean they you know call it say that you know pod safe music network is flavored by absolute i'm like

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yeah yeah that's great and good i like that too and now they got peach vodka which i'm excited about

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i don't i'm not a big vodka fan but peach vodka's gonna go really good on my iced tea for when i record

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that stuff is actually pre mixed it's it's absolutely it's called absolute a peach it's

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your latest flavor uh it's peach vodka so sounds pretty good in me uh and now i believe and although

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i don't know if it's working yet but um so the concept is um if you play a song uh uh the you've

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downloaded from the pod safe music network compalking is a podcaster now um then do i i have

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believe i get like a referral code and i can put that into my show notes and then if you click on

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that it'll take you into the artist's page is that how it works it's coming that that's one of

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those states that's why we're in beta right um yeah we're gonna have the ability so that you know

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if the podcaster plays a song but one of the artists in the network um they can actually put

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in an affiliate code and link to the artist and link out to uh you know place to buy the CD or buy

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the digital download and get a commission for that link right okay so you'll be able to buy the

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music yes you will oh that's really make money okay it's coming and um and that's but but one

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thing to stress is that's completely optional because some artists you know don't have a CD they've

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got one track or they don't want to sell it on this network and that's cool they can still be

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put their stuff in here they don't have to sell it there doesn't have to be any money change in hands

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right um this is cool dude I really like this this I'm I'm excited yeah in many ways for me this

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is you know I was like oh man this is this is this is the dream now we finally have closed the loop

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we've got all the pieces in place it's gonna make my life easier that's for sure i mean i'm actually

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built it for you cc that's what's all right yeah nice i feel better no it's great because i mean

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it's hard work i mean going finding music and now i just go here and go okay i want to play something

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acoustic tonight sort by genre oh sweet i'm gonna play this band it's great right well cc um

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i want to thank you for all of the tireless hours that you put into this as well and uh and really

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for taking charge and leading this revolution for no money apparently um yeah but that's it's really

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important you know you you're doing some great work not only with accident hash but really in

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building a community and letting people know what's going on and you're you know really a great

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promoter of uh of the independent music uh which i just from now on can only see his pod safe it's

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really cool well thank you it's it's been fun it's gonna get even more fun i can't wait all right buddy

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so you uh you actually sent me an MP3 i i look for this and they're not listed in uh they're not in there

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yet and the pod tech music network now uh hopefully they will be soon because i'd like to add them

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and report on them they are if i can talk about it for a second you know wallfam um they're on

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raco disc and so the raco they actually contacted me um to play on the on the accident hash they said

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what's this podcasting thing and they get what podcasting is they've actually started wallfam put

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out eight single podcast as a promotion um but they said i'm totally getting up a wallfam uh

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they've got a CD coming out on Tuesday that it's just it's it's good old fashioned 80s rock and roll

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and i'm so addicted and i've been getting cut i got a comment from some guy in London yesterday

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saying i got caught playing air guitar while listening to this on my iPod in the office like that's

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awesome i said it to the band and they were all static they were loving it cool all right um will you

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make sure you send me a link then to uh to their page or whatever so that i can put it in the show notes

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definitely all right buddy CC Chapman um now the uh what we call you the uh what you have the god

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father of the podcast music network man there you go what did you call me one time the music

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ambassador something that was hysterical whichever one you want i'll have the uniform made tonight

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thank you sir all right CC do we're gonna play this uh this song this is uh Cheryl right

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yeah Cheryl come and take a ride by wallfam

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come and take a ride

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Oh, welcome, and Cheryl on the daily source code CC, you still with me?

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I'm still here.

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Yeah, I had to move the shit.

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This is so incredibly unprofessional of me.

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Oh, you must be an indie podcast.

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Yes, that's exactly what I am.

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I love it, God damn it.

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I hate that shit.

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No, I can't know, no, no, no, I actually, I think it's good, let's say.

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It's all station.

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It's awesome.

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At least, you know what you're getting then, you know, you're going to get what I think is

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the good stuff.

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Right.

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So I'm going to get the good stuff.

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You're not going to get morning show banter for me, do you hate indie music?

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Obviously not.

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So yeah, if there's indie, I wouldn't mind being the indie of anything, you know, shit.

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Hold on, CC.

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You're still.

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You're home.

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You're home with me, man.

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Very a humor.

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Thank you.

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That was very good.

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Featured artists on the Podsake Music Network.

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I see there are also shows that are featured, including this one.

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I know because I put myself in, who's on there?

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How do you get on?

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What's the deal?

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Well, there's two parts.

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I mean, one, any podcaster out there, anybody, even if they're not, if they're going

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to play music, if any sort can sign up and be on this site and get music, there's, you

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don't have to be a music, I mean, we've already, I saw, I don't know how we found

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I saw Senator Edwards podcast is on here already.

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Really?

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Yeah.

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I know he's going to, because I actually got an email from the producer a couple

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weeks ago saying, hey, you know, can you, they're playing like a song at the end now?

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He's like, can you give me some music that would be appropriate?

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Which I think is, I was psyched on a very cool, yeah, I'm that, very cool.

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So anybody can sign up, but then on top of that, what was cool is, you know, Podshoe

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wanted to sign some more, uh, ban, uh, more music producers to Podshoe.

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And I, I had the, the happy, happy pleasure of helping find them, and I just wanted

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to take a second to plug them all and, and let the world, you know, do one of these

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damn announcements and let everybody know who's on board.

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Yeah, go for it.

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All right.

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So, um, first up, everybody sort of Michael Butler, uh, he, uh, I'm sure people don't

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know, wait a minute.

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He doesn't always play Pods, you know, traditional Podshoe music, but he started another

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podcast called the Rock and Roll indie cast, and he's playing nothing but Podshoe

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music.

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It's great stuff, um, Michael's great.

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So he's on board, uh, Mark from the Tart and Pod cast, the single, the best music

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podcaster in Scotland.

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I don't know if there's others, but he's the best in Scotland.

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Mark's a great guy.

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So that's it.

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The Tart and Pod cast.

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We've got Canis Lupus and Renum Reef from ban tracks, yeah, ban tracks out in, uh, Boise

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Idaho playing cool mix in music, uh, Julian Smith from in over your head radio, uh, he's

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up in Montreal.

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He plays a lot of cool laid back hip hop, emo, and Julian has just got a killer look

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out looking on life.

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I love the guy.

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Mark is couch with the scenes scene out of Chicago or that one shot, really cool guy.

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And I left him to the last because this guy, this guy is a personal personal friend of mine

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who we've been through shit together that no one could ever stand big mic with the

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extra super action show, um, playing the best hardcore and punk coming out of San Francisco

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and beyond.

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Um, so those guys altogether make it up this little music and for Pod show that's

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going to, you know, really push and make, you know, make a lot of noise when music out

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there.

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And, of course, also accident.

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Oh, oh, yeah, I'm part of that.

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Oh, the other plug everybody else didn't, you know, yeah, no.

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And what was, and it's funny because I know people are going to go, well, why these

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guys and blah, blah, blah.

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And, you know, we, we went out, look, I mean, I know you said you know, go, go find some

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people C C and it was, you know,

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find, not just great podcasts, but also, you know, cool people who are looking, you know,

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who are embracing podcasts when you want to see your community. That's exactly what you do, of course.

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Yeah, I mean, that's what it's about. This is about building community all around and, you know,

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anybody who thinks otherwise is just on crack because that's why I'm in this, I'm sorry.

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I mean, I haven't gotten too much shit, but I know I'm going to get some, and it's just,

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you know, I want to get the music out there here and get these emails from people ever since

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iTunes which live saying, oh my god, I had no idea there was all this music out there

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I've been sick of radio for years. I'm like, that's the person why I'm doing this because they get,

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they get the listen to, you know, brother love or Mike Chappellier, they get the listen to these guys

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and go, holy cow. This is great. It's good stuff. Awesome. All right, CC. Well, you should be very

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proud because I certainly am. Thank you Adam. I'm psyched. I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm very happy this is finally out.

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I mean, everyone's been well. What's you working on? Like I can't say. So I had an over to

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podsafe music network.com and start enjoying. Definitely. Okay. All right, CC. I'm actually, you know,

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like, I don't have time for anything else because it's like I'm up to my 40 minutes. I'm just going to end it.

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Sweet. Okay. Hold on. Let me, uh, let's get the rock money off in there. Roll the credits Adam.

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Yeah, that's right. DailySourceCode.com is where you can find the podcast feed for this podcast,

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the latest episode in the archives. Of course, what we've been talking about today, a lot of

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it will come back in the show notes, but it's podsafe music network.com or music.podshow.com.

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Thanks to my special guest. CC, Chappellier, but I'm still there, man. Head of blast. Yeah. All right,

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don't, don't see this is the bummer part is that I can't, you can't hear the music, right?

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Nope. Okay. Well, we had a call with cast blaster mic and Skype today and they're going to

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help us out so we can put that in the cast blaster. She actually report and you won't have that annoying

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echo. Beautiful. All right. Have a great weekend, everybody. CC, thank you very much. We'll

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proud man and catch you in the film. Sorry, don't hang up. It's all here. All right, feedback,

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Adam and Curry.com. I didn't get to all the promos I wanted to play today, or some of the

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excellent voice mails that I've been receiving. So, keep it up. I'm now 99% on Gmail. So,

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I'm still waiting for my infinity plus one to show up yet again. Last time it was right in the

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nicotine. If not, I'm going to have to go in and start deleting stuff, which is, that wasn't

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the promise. Come on, you're going to promise me. I'll talk to you on Monday. Take care, y'all. Bye, bye.