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A $16 million worth of air in playing strap to my ass.

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

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Fantastic. It's Adam Curry.

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Hey, man. Just free wheeling a little bit, you know?

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Hey, I'm back at the cottage everybody. It's Friday.

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Didn't want to miss the opportunity to celebrate that with you.

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So source code, come and act here.

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And let's get into the spirit, Charlie.

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Oh, candy butchers.

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Give me a second chance for Christmas.

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Just showed up on the pod save music network along with what to do about Michael.

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They have joined.

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Welcome, guys.

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Hello, everybody. This is the daily source code.

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There's no business doing a podcast after having travel.

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Transatlantic from San Francisco to London.

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There's too much fun.

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It's Friday.

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I left it in the 70s.

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It just kind of motivated me.

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You'll hear me slurin' over my words and tripping it over the place.

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I did sleep on the plane.

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Once again, another great virgin flight.

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I'm paying it through the noseboard and loving it at the same time.

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It's an amazing product.

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Do you hear this microphone?

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I don't think I have the high all now.

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The one that I want.

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I know one thing.

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It doesn't fit in the stand.

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It really does sound like crap.

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Maybe I should switch to the other microphone.

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I think that's probably going to be better until I figure out how to configure this one.

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So Thursday, just to keep you up the speed on what's been going on, what we've been thinking about.

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I was getting picked up to go to the airport at a quarter to two.

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It was, hello.

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Hello.

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Hey, babe.

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Come on in.

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I heard a sort of a different sound.

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Just like you are in.

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I was just saying, I was saying, wow, this microphone sounds like shit.

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Are you stoned?

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Are you out of it?

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I mean, you are tired.

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Yeah, but I wanted to show.

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It's Friday.

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We have to celebrate.

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It's good to see you.

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Put your headphones.

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I was asked, no, because I'm going, I have things to do.

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Like reading the paper.

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The deal is reading the paper.

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Did I know what?

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I was asked for the, for the Wizard of Oz.

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By Yoke from the end of production?

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I remember to talk about, well, why don't, now that you're here.

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It's a privilege.

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Now that you're here, why don't you tell us about it.

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You know what, Ron said, I'll get to that in a second.

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So they asked you for what?

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For one of the, uh, major roles in, in the, in the Wizard of Oz music.

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In the Wizard of Oz music.

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In the Wizard of Oz.

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No, I'm all the way.

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Because this is probably in Holland, of course.

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It was in Holland.

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Would you do it?

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Would you do it?

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I'm maybe because Christina's in school the whole day.

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It's seven days.

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They do that for a month and go back.

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I was a sister.

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I was a sister.

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See then you're real.

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Imagine enriching and enriching and enriching.

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So I thought, you know, but let me ask you a question.

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What have been a nice experience?

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nice experience and take no offense, but I'm pretty sure it wasn't for Dorothy. So what

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are the other roles? No there's also good one. Is that Galinda? So it doesn't

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matter it would have been a wonderful experience and we sure. Yeah but you know I'm

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all the way here. I'll let them jump out. So you didn't have the headphones on so you

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didn't hear me. Okay. But I'm here. I'm here for you. And for me. And for my daughter. And that's it.

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So it doesn't matter. You look great babe. Well thank you so much. You know when you're not there

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you know always sleep like a log. You're fine with the eye can sleep. So Patricia's saying well

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you know I've seen it. I think because of the energy that you produce at night that I have

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restless nights. So it's really not good that you're sleeping next to me was basically what you're

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saying there. Well of course I love it you know but the moment we fall asleep and you you are very

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I mean heavy, heavy, deep sleeper and I'm all very jealous of it. Oh yeah I'm out like I'll

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and I go to sleep in three seconds. Yes I'm a light sleeper because I'm a mommy and I want to hear

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everything and I want to hear everybody breathe and I think so yeah and what I said to you was

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I have an idea that my bed sleeping thing comes from your sleeping thing because I'm always

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awake or awake a couple of times. I wake up a couple of times. I think it's because you have

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so much energy in your body. There's so much going on in your brains and your brain just keep on going

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even if you're asleep I know that. I'll be you have sweat attacks and you have I don't know

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what your attack is but I have an idea and maybe somebody who's listening knows all about it

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yeah. I feel your energy and it wakes me up. That's what I think. What do you do?

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But how come it? Well that's possible. I believe that. I buy it but how come it doesn't wake me out

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because I'm just sitting there generating all this energy. Because you're dead tired. No you're

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good sleeper. I mean I don't know you're you're deeper than that. But my brain should be resting at night.

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It shouldn't be crunching. Yeah you're I think your body is resting but you brains you know I think

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they never sleep. They just go over the whole thing in a whole day. Now for you that's a lot.

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A lot of things happening in a whole day. Yeah. So yeah. My theory. My brain is at least a doing

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something. Yeah. Yeah that might as well be. I'm very happy your brains are doing a lot.

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So Patricia who by the way flies in my airplane more than I do is paying a surprise visit to her dad

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tomorrow with Christina. Oh, hold on. Did I just lose you? No. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah it's going to be

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big surprise. He wasn't feeling very well. He was 80. He's 80 now and his birthday was last week this week

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getting off the week. I mean. And so 80 is quite a lot especially for somebody who has four

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bypasses. So he wasn't feeling very well. And so I thought you know I'll uh I just surprise him and

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make him happy. You know. Oh yeah. Well don't surprise him too much. Man's had five passes.

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Don't come in. Don't make a mishaw. Yeah. I'm going to go out for dinner but he doesn't know we're going

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to be there. Christina and I know but make sure he doesn't he doesn't freak out when he sees you. No

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he will. No. I'm not that far away but it's still you know it's good it'll be quite a surprise.

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I'm not coming from Australia. Australia oh I have some stuff from Australia. Yeah I heard that.

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Okay. Look if you can understand here then you have to put the hand. No no I'm going now.

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And uh oh. What do you do myself on paper here? Okay baby. Okay honey. Thank you. Okay.

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I love you. Bye. Okay so you've got a little update there. What I was going to say before

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Patricia came in is that Thursday was all a pod safe music network day and you know getting

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development team together because you know well we basically as I said in the last source code

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to get the pod safe music network really rolling we got to have you know some dedicated development

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on that and which means we we're hiring for that. I think you'll see that show up on

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podshow.com. There's a job link. I think there's a job link. Please tell me that's a job link.

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That's got to be let me just say maybe even be up there right now. Hold on and you

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couldn't get all this information from the show notes as well. And by the way I want to thank

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the everyone who's doing the show notes on on the wiki. It's so wonderful. It makes my life

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so much easier and I think you I'm because I always check the show notes out and I see

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there are also people put comments up there. It's it's really good. It's detailed and you know

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sometimes there's little mistakes in there but then the great thing is I can go in and I can

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correct it. Let me just see a news about us come on it's got to be something here employment

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opportunities. Okay. Wow let me see if web design and developer. Okay. Yeah this is like five or six

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openings there. Alrighty. Oh we have a this is this is very cool. So it's starting. Advertisers are

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starting to support podcasting. We have a new sponsor on the pod show podcast network. It's

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and I was really happy when I heard that they were coming on board because like you know this is

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definitely a sponsor I want to talk about in my show. It's EarthLink Internet and if you're I got

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to tell you I'm I'm the old guy on the block and I've been you know old school internet I learned

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about the internet I had a dial-up connection to what was it panics internet in New York City and

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basically you you would you would tell that in and later of course SSH but first you tell that in

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on and a unix prompt and then you could start up your TCP stack and then you could you know run

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a couple of applications and the one that was really used the most even when I was starting off with

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this command line based go for protocol you know this is from the days when I was around and I saw a lot

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of ISPs internet service providers spring up in those days and there were some you know some real

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core companies that were you know that were really based on the engineering and the roots of the

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internet and I've always considered EarthLink to be one of them and prior to their sponsorship

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I've always held an EarthLink account I've used them for webmail and I always had a dial-up account

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with EarthLink you always had that my back pocket if there's some situation where I just get stuck

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you know without any wireless it doesn't happen that much anymore but so the you know they're

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reliable you know they've always had that that old school internet type of reliability and

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air about them and what they have of course is new school services and as a sponsor you'll be

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hearing on the number of pod shows about their phone service they've also have a wireless email

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and I just couldn't be happier that I'm able to select cool sponsors for this show that makes it

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a hell of a lot easier all right let's get to some Gmail here because I also want to listen to some music

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oh yeah um Todd was his Todd Lizer I think it is L-E-I-S-E-R he said up a a frapper map for the daily source

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code I've pointed to it from curry.com and we'll definitely have it in the show notes for today

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what it is it's if you haven't seen this frappers it's a I really like it it a lot it's kind of a

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mashup of google maps and and flicker photos and you couldn't put a little pinpoint on the

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google map where you're listening to the show from and you can add a picture in there and you know

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some kind of caption the link if you want and so it's at frapper that's like the flicker

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spelling F-R-A-P-P-R dot com slash D-S-C listeners so we'll have that in the show notes let me see

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there was some audio coming up here oh this was a great one this is from Doug Dyson I read this on my

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blackberry when I landed at Heathrow and I actually started to reply to him I thought no no no come on man

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let me stupid I can reply to it no you read this to you hey Adam thanks for skipping over my

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L-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R-R radio promo that I worked so hard on the other day so you could

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instead play some other totally random feedback clips from your Gmail inbox it must really take

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more than passion to podcast as seems podcasting is already at the who you know click stage

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you know I gotta tell you that I had increasingly more email is coming that it sounds like this

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saying oh you know the mainstream media is taking over it's all ruined and at every single phase of

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growth in podcasting I've heard these voices and sometimes are the same but I think they're actually

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they're probably in this case even some new ones because it is growing and it's growing rapidly

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and people get very protective of something they love and you know if you send me a promo on

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let's see when was it the 14th you're pitching and moaning about me and calling me

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part of a who you know click you know like five not only three days later I mean come on

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man I mean this there's no rhyme or reason to all this I just pick whatever I can get and I play

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whatever promo comes my way and since you've pitched a moan about it

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will you please make the voters say for our eastern listeners good evening radio audience

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good evening here and now for our western listeners say good afternoon radio audience

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podcast for robots podcast by robots I'm Linda and I might from all robot radio dot com

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all right not radio dot com huh okay yeah it sounds like you worked hard on it that's for sure

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okay uh oh man I've been trying to actually manage some of these uh oh what's this do I have a

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call coming through or I'm sorry excuse me let me just see what this is is this uh pdobe's oh

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amen an interview oh man okay well the interview will just have to wait we're talking right now

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I've been trying to manage my Gmail and actually tagging stuff with a DSC label and then going through

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that and then moving something to a today or yeah today label which means for today's show

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and you know the only thing I can't do is and it would be wonderful I could if I could rearrange

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the order um because I would let me control the flow of the show a little bit better but I at

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least I've qualified what we should talk about today and I'm not just hitting it at random hey

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Adam says a rolf after having heard it on your show oh yeah this is a lots of emails about this I was

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so on these enthusiastic to buy the what to do with Michael song by candy boochers and iTunes guess

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what it's not available here in Switzerland interestingly enough the iTunes error message I got

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is not you can't buy this song in your country but just your search was not successful the buy on

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iTunes link on candy boochers website provides the same result man this kind of stuff pisses me off

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when I see the digital divide is right around the corner now I'm ready to buy music legally

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and the facility seem to be there too but I'm prevented by of doing so all the best rolf so I've

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received a lot of those types of emails uh particularly from uh see uh I think New Zealand Australia

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and uh other uh basically anything outside of um outside of the United States because I'll

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have all these different music stores and I guess you have to clear every song through every music store

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and as you know I've been thinking a lot about this uh about this stuff and we had some pretty deep

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conversations yesterday as we were uh briefing team on um what were you know the direction we're

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taking the positive music networks so of course we're you know we've talked about the commerce

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transaction I'll get to that in a second or the the commerce piece and then there's also the um um

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the unlabel so those two pieces are gonna have to start to fit together and I think we have a

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pretty clear vision we already you know we're going in pretty much the direction we were we were at

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right now um but as you start to think about selling I don't know if I can if I can go go this

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deep on this stuff because my head's real fuzzy if you think about selling an MP3 versus uh any

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other file format that has copy protection in it forget it digital rights restriction some call

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a digital rights management you know we all know we're talking about i've heard other you know

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some uh who was that i think it was uh okay maybe it was on twit that i heard him talking about

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the MP3 if it's a DRM that the value essentially is uh is zero um you know once you you've sold

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that you you make one transaction but it can't go anywhere I mean I know I'm not making any sense

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right now but if you think about it what is the difference between an MP3 with with a song or an

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MP3 with a podcast now they're both MP3's which means they'll both play on you know on any kind of

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player uh almost any player today does MP3 if not you you basically can't even be in business it's

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barrier to entry they both contain data um they may be of roughly the same size although one

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seems to be a lot larger uh that would be the podcast because it's longer and so it's a larger file

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but it's still one's in zero's it's still sound um except um the format of what you hear

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of the audio signal is usually a song well we all know what a song is and we all recognize what

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a podcast is but what's interesting about it is there's all this talk about copy protection

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and all that they're not just talk there's all this copy protection on music

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yet here we are just freely distributing our podcasts on MP3's

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and look at what's happened to the growth of podcasting because these MP3's work everywhere and

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I don't even think it's about money but maybe that that's it it's two different ways of monetizing

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audio one way for that particular format is through the purchase model which is almost like a

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donation only it's a pre-defined donation and then the other is um based on no revenue model

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or based on other ones such as sponsorship and advertising uh

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what what I find fascinating is and I was reading you know I'm uh what was I think time magazine

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on the plane um where time and time again you you indeed read you know to thwart pirates

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that's basically the type of language that is used when when talking about DRM and and why it's

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implemented we've never actually had a chance to try it to try and see if it would work with just MP3's

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free and clear and if what people would just pay for it I mean if you want to steal it if you can

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steal it anyway it doesn't matter if it's if it's uh DRM you know anything that I can play

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off of my computer I can record you know so I can easily make a make a copy if I'm willing to go through

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all that but it's not even an issue of ease it's uh you know like there's some wide scale

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operation where people are you know baking up millions of MP3's you know that so that it has to be

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automated you know so it just makes no sense really um it's really because there's a guy in the middle

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a guy in the middle who is seeing that the artists can go directly to their customers and they

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can have a direct financial transaction and that's the piece that needs to be enabled and I think

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that relationship is actually going to be pretty healthy particularly when you see how enthusiastic

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people are getting in on the ground floor with an artist and kind of growing up with them

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it's the same type of relationship that I saw with some podcasters I think and she sent me three

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emails and I think it was Marilyn her name is Marilyn pretty sure who sponsored Mark from the

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tartan podcast co-sponsored his his trip to the podcast expo you know it's that kind of relationship

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and it's about it's not more than just the music it's about going to the shows and it's about

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you know some form of interaction and buying the t-shirts and you know and promoting your your art

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and that's that's the piece and you know so in the middle there's not a lot is needed I think that

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the one you know how many had these great conversations you know what what what is making this happen

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what is becoming really fun is podcasting is the discovery mechanism this is the thing that

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Silicon Valley still hasn't figured out they're still talking about and I'm sure there's there is a place for

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for matching up you know for recommendation engines of course for comparison engines you know

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if you like that podcast you like this one but really when people are just talking on their podcast

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and playing music and and we're listening to other podcasts and you know that's how we discover

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and it doesn't have to be a text based you know search discovery type mechanism it can be just

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part of listening and you know don't expect it to grow like wildfire immediately let it flow let it come

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and and that's the you know that that's kind of the what is the word the ecosystem that I see

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that is that is emerging and all the different services there I want to send out a you know a CD

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to someone who purchases that with you know with nice liner notes and you know maybe something else

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package with that that's what CD baby does and you know all these pieces are there who needs the

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record company it really isn't necessary there's just no added value particularly if you look at the

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if you look at the financial side of it you'll get such a minor piece from from the old system

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and you'll have such a majority piece of each transaction literally

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of this new system that's emerging that it will be really it will be worth it you'll make more

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money with less hassle and you'll have more fun it's that simple and anyone can join in you know

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anyone who wants it hello hey baby

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wow pretty you are looking like Kate Bush now get in front of the microphone come on doing the

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pond of get over there here this is Mike over there here is the lovely pod princess good morning everybody

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have a mother I did the one but that it's good to see you honey look great

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get close to the mic it goes to the mic you too dad yeah how was school yeah sit through house

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drama the whole time and I fell asleep for the results what I was sleeping in the results you

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guy keep going on and on and what was that for house drama house drama no like how we have the

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groups which is close to the mic you gotta get close to the mic you know how we have the groups like the

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houses yeah yeah what like the hair in Harry Potter yeah yeah what house are you in again

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linecaster we lost we always do we suck oh you strive for such greatness that this I'm so proud

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minute that's why oh okay well help him you weren't in it because it's for the younger kids oh okay

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Gotcha well you couldn't you have coached the younger kids oh they already had additions for that and

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I missed it my coaching younger kids what did you miss it you got to talk in the mic baby

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yeah because it cuts out you got to talk into the mic well move the mic around so you can talk

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into the mic and look at me there you go there you go okay

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why my phone is sucking it does no my fault no no I didn't say it was your fault huh

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I did that all right listen I'm gonna I'll finish the show and I'll come down and we'll play

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can I have your digital camera oh I want to talk to you about that I want to I want to actually

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try to buy you one on the airplane yeah yeah but they didn't have it so when we just go get get you

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one because I want to can I test it out I want to see if I can do it and put it on the computer and

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stuff it's fun yeah but why don't we go get it where we want to get your own camera tomorrow I can I'm leaving tomorrow

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uh you want to take it with you no you don't want to take it to Holland oh it's just for

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personal my space used what are you going to do are you going to put camera slot pictures

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I don't remember slot pictures I just can tell like cool pictures like you're sort of my space

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standard pictures the one where it's like camera dude I so wish I had I had come up with the

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my space it is a really cool it's fucking cool everyone uses it I'm addicted to it right now what

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will you use it for you just sit there the whole day and message people and add people and

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just use it to write stuff you even have a weblog on it right could we add podcasts to it

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you could because they have um my space music where you can add music that you play on your home page

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and it's like my space safe so you can add it on to it yeah my space safe is that they're calling

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it's not called my space safe but it is because the music that's that you can find on there is

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safe to play on your own right page so they have something kind of like it I'd be able to have

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you listen to the pod save music that work anything there a little bit yeah got some okay stuff

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we got a whole bunch of new stuff and we got uh you heard of epitaph records no now we got a whole

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bunch of now we got some you got some pretty uh we got some pretty big names in now now what talking

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to the microphone what are you on camera I do give a shit I love you I mean I give that back

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you're all you want to call outside yeah now you love hey would you please go look at

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positive music network and tell me what we need to do okay is there no USB stick

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um oh hold on one second

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now you will you you take the pictures first and then I'll get you the USB thing okay

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okay bye bye bye oh man okay let me give you this

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no you know I'm seeing more of that I'm seeing more a news base podcast I'm really loving the

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idea loving the idea um they're my blackberries cutting it again with the help um I like the idea

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of customized news so far um I still seem to have either read everything or was not interested in

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the you know the pieces that were available that come through basically you know several hours

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after after it's put together which of course is many hours after the news is created but there

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are some like longer features let me see I got a great this is also very cool huh who sent

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no oh man I got a forward from match for something that oh yeah here it is this is Brian no

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Brian no um I first discovered him through well I can't remember if it was through the my Maryland

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podcast or for was the other no I think I discovered him first I don't remember how but he has the

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the Frank truth podcast which is all about the life and time of Francis Albert Sonatra

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oh man and of course with the with my going purely pod safe he you know he really freaked out

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because and I tell you with with with due cause because the Sonatra estate does not mess around when it

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comes to their copyrights and you know so Brian of course is you know it's you know it was podcast

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about his passions so imagine how horrible it is not to be able well you can still talk about it but

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without the music you know you just it's that's almost impossible so I can only imagine if I

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couldn't talk about the stuff that I like to talk about on my podcast that would be that's just horrible

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like horrible thought so he's now converting that energy into into some other stuff and this thing is

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the he's Matt he so he he felt also you know he loved mashups and he knows that I stopped my mashups

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playing mashups you know he's trying to look for some kind of format and he came up with is what he

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calls the the world news mashup this is the one from see from yesterday I think but you got to listen

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to it he basically just read stuff off of his aggregator and I guess it's the you know just the

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the short descriptions and yeah and that's the podcast you have a listen to this you'll like

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world news mashup the news doesn't get any better now from our aggregator today's stories

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US authorities say they will stop the first test by 22 runs as Pakistan bowl names a new security

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advisor after last week's suicide bombings president Bush has traded his tech support career

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for at least one infected machine after refusing to let a man dance with his girlfriend

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Bush's nominee to succeed out in green spanish federal reserve chairman Richard Lustin

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aka Mad Weinstein pledged yesterday to protect little policy makers while continuing anti-war

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protest and experimenting with recreational drugs friends say green spanned said yesterday that the

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US use of white phosphorus remains willing to invest in the deadly each find in one string of

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bird flu as a key you in summit on the net opens in Tunisia police in Switzerland sees a collection

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of thousands of families made homeless by hurricanes after an aggregate one-to-one draw in the

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World Cup qualifying playoff how widespread is the damage from Sony's XCP root kits software

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news statistical evidence says 568,200 networks including military and government targets

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likely contain a found out lesbian and atom curries peaboring hands meanwhile the case against

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and finally today where the held at Aaron Brown go news nights sucks now thanks a lot seen in the

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mix of swam rickering

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I was like whoa when I heard that it just blew me away for a second you know what he actually

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sent me a demo of I guess it must have been the first episode that he was doing and I listened

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to it and for some reason I didn't parse it you know and now I'm realizing what happened it's

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because when you hear news like that that's how it goes by you know you never really kind of

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whatever you know sounds right sounds really urgent sounds important and now that I'm hearing

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that he's just literally mashing up news headlines like oh wait a minute now and I like it I really do

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whoa

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excellent dude keep in comment there's actually there's also a

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world news mashup.com so you can subscribe to the feed over there excellent idea love it okay

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just quick a couple things here Colin Wade monk heard you on the podcast about you know don't

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rob musicians FYA you don't have to register your work with a copyright office for it to be

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copyrighted your work only has to be in a fixed medium of expression for the 1976 copyright

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revision tell people to save the money until there's money to be made okay yeah that that's just

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the only reason I mentioned that is because that's the process that you have to go through for

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Ask Capra BMI so yeah once you write something the minute you lift your pen from the paper that's

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basically you're there you know you have a copyrighted work okay this is from Bob Bichler

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Bichler great meeting you last weekend in Ontario well listening to Delta Sierra Charlie

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281 I heard you struggling to find some good upbeat music one to point you to someone the

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potting music network from New Jersey is named okay yeah I'm gonna open this up then his name is

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Sean and how do I pronounce this more mail-o more mail-o more mail-o CC's played him a few times actually

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when I when I played this track as I was getting ready for the show I recognized it being something

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that the CC played in action and it's good that's Bob Bichler from the ordinary average guy podcast

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the cow is something you can't take it with you anytime you're working hard and have a

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[ Music ]

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I've had enough

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I've had enough

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I've had enough

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I've had enough

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Sean

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I mess it up again

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Let me get it here

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Oh, oh, oh, oh

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The ID3 tags weren't, oh, messed up

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Sean Moore below, okay

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P.S. as the ordinary average guy

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No, I don't work for Sean, I just dig his tunes

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Yeah, I hear you totally

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Well, we've had a different Friday type of show today

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I realize actually that you have two different homes

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that you're living in, you are expecting things to sound

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Like they sounded for the past week

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or you were and then things sound different

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And I'm realizing that the, you know,

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have these Apple, Harmon, Carden, whatever

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Craydon, speakers with the subwoofer

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It's really nice, but it's not like

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The acoustics that I'm used to

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Of the MM50 that that's what I have

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The iMac in the, in the condo hooked up to

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And that has, it has, I don't know

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Is it like I almost want more direct sound

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And of course, I can slip the iPod into it

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It's just, it's a minebender

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So, daily source code.com is where you can subscribe

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To the podcast feed, it's also, there's a one-click link

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In the show notes and on curry.com

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It's all over the place

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And he feedback us into to me, Adam at curry.com

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You know, my Gmail, by the way, after I got that

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Super geeky extra, extra action space

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They gave me four gigs

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Instead of the usual two as a special

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Special geek feature

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I'm already up to 85% of that

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Three and a half gigs, it's outrageous

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They can't grow fast enough

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To provide me with the space I need

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With the requirements I have, it's unbelievable

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That's, anyway

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Promotes.podshow.com

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If you have any promos, I promise what I'll do

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And who knows, I might even do a show over the weekend

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Since I'm kind of in the vibe now

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And tomorrow I'll have my thoughts all straightened out

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And maybe I can explain a little bit more

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What I was attempting to talk about today

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So I do appreciate you listening to my ramblings

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Well, so we have to talk about it

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I think that's it

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Let me just get some one more piece of pod

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Say can use the take us out just into the weekend

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Let me just grab one of my favorites

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So I play this for my tunes and I have to make a

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Was it like a magic playlist where they call that a smart playlist

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That says no podcast otherwise

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The podcasts, even though they're label podcasts

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And they're in a special podcast category

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They'll show up and they'll play in a shuffle

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Which is not what I want from music

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So let me see

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How about we do

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Oh, this is cool, we'll just do a little bit of

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Awesome jazz everybody

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Yes, the take you into the weekend

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As I want you all to enjoy

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With yours and yours and yours

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Stay subscribe now

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Here's the Marriott Jazz Quintent

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