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Than the next generation radio content in my ears

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I like to think I'm flying into this jar

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It's a battle curry

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Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you may be

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This is your daily source code coming to you once again from the

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And this moment kind of dark and chilly

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Northern California, it's a hit for Cisco, direct from the condo

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Kicking off with the butterfly catchers

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We come, wake up and climb

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You've been asleep so long, I die

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So you can find the music.punch.com, direct link, we'll show up in the show notes.

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And a wonderful start of the show with that fine audio skipping problem in my $2.5,000

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I figured I'd just let it go, I wasn't going to restart the show or anything, because

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at least we've had it right, it's behind us and hopefully it won't happen again.

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So it's Tuesday, I thought that was kind of a nice tune, you know, to ease us into Tuesday

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and kind of, you know, like the week is already started, we're not halfway, you know,

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just kind of chill.

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I think I've actually played that song before, but I was listening last night before I went

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I was listening to the ultimate mix podcast, ultimate mix dot blogspot.com and it was actually

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was a very mellow show by itself, and there were a whole bunch of really good tunes,

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including the butterfly catchers, so I figured I'd play that for you.

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It's been a long, long day, yeah, shoot, I don't know, what is it, maybe 16 hour

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day, it feels like it's, it is technically, it's actually Tuesday just about everywhere

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in the world now, but I'm just kind of getting back from from a late late dinner, and

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of course, a long day at Pod Show headquarters, man, it was holiday, Martin Luther King day,

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and it was not compulsory to come to work, but just by everybody showed up anyway, which

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is very cool.

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I'm missing some of my acute come on here, let me see, one of my missing, I don't have

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my, oh my gosh, we'll never be able to end the show because I don't have my lighter,

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So there's going to be a lot of cool stuff coming up this week.

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Now for those of you who haven't been listening to the source code since it started, which

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was well over a year and a half ago, this really is the show we test out a lot of stuff.

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In fact, it started out as a show that really was just for software developers, and

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I would tell them about my experiences with their software, and they would use my show

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to test their software, and it got a lot of things rolling in the Pod Catching community,

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the software developers predominantly, and as we're getting ready to start to roll out

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the Pod Show Pod Cast delivery network, it's just a part of the Pod Cast network itself.

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We're going to be testing it on this show, so expect stuff to be all over the map, and

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expect weird stuff to show up, and I'm hoping that you will help me out and give me your

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You guys have been great, all listeners have been fantastic, not just give me feedback on the

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content of the show, but the audio quality about feeds that are breaking about download

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issues, so it's very, very helpful, and I'm just kind of for warning you right up front,

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that stuff is definitely going to be all over the map, so that should probably start happening.

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I hope as soon as tomorrow, and from then we're going to start moving in some new podcasters

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who are joining the network, and of course, we'll be migrating our existing Pod Squad into

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the new architecture, so it's just so much happening, and here's another guy who's going to be

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part of the big mess, hitting you right between the years with the message of hope, love, and

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good news, this is LifeSpring. Hey Adam Steve Web here, wow, who would have thought back

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well, Tunnel members ago, when you played the very first LifeSpring promo back when you were at the

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Curry Castle, that a scant 14 months later, the LifeSpring podcast would be a part of the greatest

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podcasnet work in the world, podshow, as you know, I was one of the original godcasters, and now,

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partnering with podshow, we can really kick it up enough enough. I'm telling you, I love

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religious podcasters. Excellent, thanks Adam for the invitation, and I'm really looking forward to

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quitting my day job, and thanks everybody for listening. I'm out of here.

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Thanks everybody. Oh man, perfect. It seems like it doesn't even seem that long ago, and then again,

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when you hear that audio, you think, wow, that was a long time ago. Well, we welcome the LifeSpring

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podcast Steve Web into the podshow podcasnet work, and it's great to see a godcaster jumping on board,

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and just having all kinds of fantastic ideas about where we can take pod casting, very excited about

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it, Steve, and great to have you on board. Let me see, we're going to be, we will do a brief

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Metrosexual moment. I tried to plan a little bit earlier, so our friends on the satellite,

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a serious satellite star is 103, who sometimes missed the Trinity and the Multi, the Multi-sexual.

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Yeah, there you go. The Metrosexual moment. I got to tell you the story. I had dinner with Ron and his wife

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Marta, and they were at a family function over the weekend, and I think the conversation came

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handbags, and actually I've been shopping with Ron. I've been pretty impressed when he knew exactly

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which handbag to pick out as a gift, and Marta bless her heart. So the conversation came up about

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Ron having this, this knack, this capability, this skill set, and they were in a restaurant.

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She said, well, you know, my husband is the true transsexual, and of course she meant Metrosexual.

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Needless to say, down there in Atlanta, they were pretty surprised about Mr. Bloom and his many

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many talents. Hey Adam, I'm a relatively new listener. My name is Alex. I am totally hooked

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to podcasting. I can't wait to get my show off the road. I anxiously await the pod show delivery

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network is a first thing to put my podcast together. A comment about advertising effectiveness.

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Since listening to your show, I purchased or I've had bought for me basically because I asked

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the following items. And I dog, the mock three turbo razor, egg knot, countless songs on iTunes,

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music store, a bunch of songs are downloaded from the pod safe music network, which I will gladly

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pay for. And a $300 connection for the iPod to play in my new car. But here's the best.

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I've actually switched from a lifetime of MSDOS based PC machines. And last week, I purchased a totally

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souped up power book G4. That's right. I have become a Mac user directly because of your

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comments regarding Apple computer products. Thank you. Thank you. All right. All right. Calm down.

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I apologize. It's just an operating system for crying out loud. Directly because your comments

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I decided to actually go to a store and look at the Mac in detail and I fell in love with it.

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I can't thank you enough for pushing me in this direction. As far as the coffee machine,

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I think I'll stick with my Nespresso by Nestle. Nothing can come close to this product.

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Not even your beloved Sinceo. I will be highlighting Nespresso on my podcast and hope to get Nestle

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as a sponsor. Wait a minute. I don't have a podcast yet. Fuck.

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Damn. Okay. It's a good podcast that I want to do. About last father's day, my wife and

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kids bought me a brand new guitar. I've always wanted to play. And this Christmas, I received

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guitar lessons. My podcast will be one man's journey to learn to play the guitar the hard way.

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Sixth string torture is going to be the name of it. It's going to be an acoustic guitar program

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featuring indie artists from the pod save music network from garage band from my space.

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Any other independent artists source I can find. Each episode, I want to devote a segment

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also to promos of other acoustic podcasts like acoustic cafes, outstanding. I'd like to do an

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IMAX moment that highlights and lists the songs that are in a acoustic IMAX on iTunes.

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I'm not going to play the music. I'm just going to discuss what's available, the free download,

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the week, etc. And finally, the meat of the podcast will be a torture me section.

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It's going to be a segment which I review and discuss in sample and internet related learn how to

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play guitar site. There's a lot of them on the site. I'll also play clips from my real guitar lessons

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so you can hear my instructor torture me while simultaneously being tortured by my playing.

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I need help putting this together at him. It seems so friggin easy, but I just can't get over the

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hump of designing the actual show. If there's anyone a pod show that can help me, I would be forever

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grateful. I need equipment too, at least I think I do. I have a great mic, headphones, my new

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power book, and with the new I web and garage band, I probably have what I need. I don't have a mixer

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and I don't have a mobile recording device yet. Hey wait, I have an idea. Since Chris Rockwell's

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being such a loser and literally not giving a shit to us anymore, maybe he can donate his equipment

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to someone that will actually put it to good use. Thanks again for doing what you do and doing

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what you do to make what we are doing doable. Hey don't steal that phrase, that phrase pal.

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It's a line of one of my new songs. I told you my music was the torture. Take care and have a happy

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and healthy process me. Thanks again. Nobody listen. Now the reason why I played this for you

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for basically a promo for a podcast that doesn't yet exist is I just want you here that thinking

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because this is literally how simple it is. Actually, I think he's gone quite far in this thinking

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about he's actually describing a format of a show. It's something he's passionate about, something

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that he'll be able to, it goes along with a pair of parallels and interest that he already has.

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I'll be tracking the podcast. This is kind of interesting because now I've been able to hear

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the idea from inception, looking forward to hearing how execution goes. Of course,

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it seems like a lot of work to get a podcast together when you listen to that and that of course

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is a part of what I'll be testing out this week is a lot of those tools that make it really

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as simple as just recording, filling out your show notes and clicking a button. Everything else

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is more or less done for you. There's something else I was going to say. Oh yes about pod

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safe music this morning when I got a bless Chris, Chris Rockwell's hard man. So he's back

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and I had a whole dealing with all kinds of family business but still he's on the machine and

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he sent me a link and today I actually made my first purchase of a track off the pod safe music

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network and it was just the, I mean it's funny because of course I've done a store before,

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you know I bought something online but to see it actually work and then to have the track

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right there the download it and have it play it was just it was a great experience so it completely works

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and we're working on some some design stuff and well then of course we have to complete

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the terms for artists who are interested in participating and then we're going to just open it

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up you know we're going to blow it out with anyone who wants to sell their tracks so it's not compulsory

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they don't have to which of course for listeners will be a great way for you to support the artist

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that the music you love you can download the tracks MP3's in the clear you can copy them onto

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as many machines and devices as you have and and it's a great way to support as I said a great

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way to support your artist for pod castes of course who are members of the pod the pod

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safe music network the deal remains the same you're allowed to download these songs for free

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and to play them on your podcast as long as you report that play back into the network.

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Hi Adam this is Andy from the polar bear pod cast. I listened to your DSC 316 and in your

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training to segment you mentioned your trip to IKEA and as a sweet I of course felt very proud.

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I've been talking a great deal about IKEA on my podcast since I seem to be the ambassador for

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Sweden in the pod is fear. For us IKEA has become somewhat of a national trademark and it's

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impressive that this now global multi-million dollar company won't start it off in a basement in

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Elmhurl Sweden and you should know that it has grown to what it is today in only one generation

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and it's all thanks to one single guy in your account pad there's an entrepreneur for you

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Since I know that you're a traveling man I just thought I'd let you know that

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IKEA is opening their first door into pad in April so you might want to pop over there and check that out

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although I believe it will look just the same as a story you visited except from the science being

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fairly hard to read but maybe you're fluent in Japanese as well as English Dutch and god knows what

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love the show Adam I don't miss a single episode so keep up the good work and if by any chance

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your Mac will start staggering in this clip it's okay now at least we know you just have too many

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audio applications running this is Andy from the polar bear podcast signing off

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we revolve around you had lunch with the kj today and he's got a meeting that he's working on

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setting up with earthlink folks to talk about all the great feedback you've been sending in

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about their uh about their commercials about user generated advertising about truth and advertising

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uh then the messages are all getting back believe me see uh we're talking about since sail they're

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earlier on i'm gonna message here from mark dimick when do you say uh about since sail we said

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let you know i'm using you mr. curry in a case study as an example of a blue ocean business

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i know someone has emailed me about this before about a blue ocean business because on to say

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basically you're creating a business which is breaking the boundaries of the radio and recording

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industry building a business in an uncontested area keep it up fantastic love listen to the show

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tailwinds i just want to know does everyone who says tailwinds are they actually a pilot

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i'm gonna have to consider that you are if you say tailwinds that's got to be and we've got to keep

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some things exclusive to the to the airman and airwomen you know uh thank you very much

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appreciate it oh you know i got a hurry up here because we have uh only a few more minutes

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was sadly metronome yeah yeah yeah the Greg man uh was kind of happy that i coped

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to having uh been more or less addicted to the figure skating championships and really enjoying

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watching them he says uh Megan Hyde is my roommate's niece that's like a Kevin Bacon

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six degrees of separation so our house has been figure skating crates the past few days

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tollets and all that's you know my mom actually uh was a uh i think i said my professional figure

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skater and uh i still remember i think the last time i saw her she was uh over 50 still on the ice

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doing uh doing some well tricks that i thought at least were pretty damn impressive

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uh let me see here mister Adam says uh who's this from video flat okay having this

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almost three months worth of your informative yet interesting podcast i could not wait to send

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my small collaboration there are too many subjects to have an opinion on so i'll start with

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the subject of shaving shaving must be the most damaging action one can take against one's face

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so careful consideration has to be taken i shave under a hot shower only hot when i shave

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i use the big double blades for sensitive skin the ones you'll find uh in the supermarket anywhere

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for four bucks it does and i use target shaving cream in 139 made with the same ingredients as

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the gelette it looks even the same with the blue gel now you would ask how can you shave with such

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cheap blades and cream well very carefully shaving is damaging to the skin so one has to take

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the time to do it right time is of the essence that's how you get the best results

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once you finish the task i recommend using neutrogena cleanser that's where you spend the money

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you know i really appreciate this kind of feedback because uh we just don't get to talk about

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this stuff enough you know as guys kind of amongst ourselves and once again we have uh a woman

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the more stubble my husband is sporting the less i want to wear to bed gentlemen it's just one of

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the things that you learn right here on the metro sexual moment yeah yeah okay friends on the

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serious satellite stars 103 you've witnessed it the metro sexual moment that's what it's all about

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where we gather around our virtual water cooler the talk about things guys would never talk

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about face to face and never in front of the real water cooler um and you can find uh this type of

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good stuff and even more like it on the podcast the daily source code dot com uh we're about to

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close our satellite we know which means that coming up next you get the hell way uh mark your

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shimmer and mcalf on the pacific coast hell way followed by uh uh uh match wine steen uh don and

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drew uh tension tech is on the way we've got uh pod safe music uh later on taking up until 10 p.m.

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eastern time if you want to know more about what's going on this podcast as i said daily source

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code dot com it's have to check in and and download it come join our side of the fence it's

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pretty cool as well we'll see you guys tomorrow and meanwhile on the podcast more feedback um just

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to quick uh mention from Brad he was as i listened to DSC 316 was a static to hear the argol pimps

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on your show we did an interview with those crazy cats got them connected to the p.m.n thanks dudes

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really appreciate it um the interview is on sound pollution number eleven if you want to listen to

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get some insight on who the argol pimps really are and Brad cool man thank you very much yeah

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like that song a lot it was it was very trippy and uh following up on an idea had uh several source

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codes go hey Adam says Derek's dean or stain been listening since around July oh five when iTunes

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got the podcast feature loving every moment we wanted to email you from many different things

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we never got around to it until now listening to DSC 313 where you were talking about the idea

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of a car cast of thought of this idea too boy what i love the test time some Subaru TSTIs

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and many other test world the cars and broad i mean make that pod cast it to the world i live

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in Sydney australia you know i gotta get down to Sydney man there's it's just the australia

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there's so much going on it's just such a you know if i could find a real good business reason

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that would make it even but i i don't think i can get the girls unless it's like the

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the big summer vacation i can't get them down that far um and we got the dogs and the cats

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and all that crap and it's just you know you really got to spend at least two weeks in australia

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when you have to make the trip really worthwhile but i really want to come and visit i really really

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do let's find a business reason to go anyway i live in Sydney australia so i'd have the right

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hand drive thing going i could easily look the part the only hitch is i'm nineteen into rent

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cars you have to be twenty one here not sure about test driving i'd be interested to know

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what becomes of the car cast you know we talked about this today at the office and i think we

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really should put this together um and the model that i have here is not not really a commercial one

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because i'm a big fan of top gear on the BBC and the reason why that show is so good the reason

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why it wanted i think in any award at the most recent awards is because they're not sponsored by any

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car manufacturer and they just you know they're so brutally honest and it's a funny show it's

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well produced well put together um on the google video go ahead and just search for top gear and

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you'll find many of their episode or not not full episodes but at least you'll find some of

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their test drives that they've done it's really fantastic stuff so the concept here is uh we just

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do test drives but you know i'm thinking ten minutes um where you either do a test drive in a in a

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car a new car or rent a car you should be really easy in Los Angeles there was this budget rent

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a car and you could say i want a rolls or i want you know uh BMW Z8 or uh Ferrari or a Corvette whatever

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you wanted uh they'd bring for you i don't think you have a rental place like that in San Francisco but

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i don't think it just ten minutes you know and we have a basic format of the description about how

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the car feels how it rides this suspension and anything just you know imagine you know you've been

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in in my in three of my cars now if you've been listening for a while and uh and people always

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seem to enjoy just you know cranking up the sound and listening to the ambient noise and you can

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really using your theater of the mind you can really get into actually being there um so working on

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that if anyone knows of many places where we can rent uh all different kinds of vehicles in the bay area

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let me know uh because there's no better place to start than right here right here in my second

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home by the bay Jeff Smith who uh did the tune for Metro sexual moment and for Trinity

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conjured up something else actually i should uh should go to the page here for a second

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because this could actually be a whole new uh a whole new segment, a whole new second let me get the

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most recent posting on this page so i can kind of do it professionally let me see is it working

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yeah there we go okay check out another Jeff Smith extra have a cancer

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unfortunately i don't have an audio feedback from him but

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i will read the latest blog entry to Roger Smalls uh blogspot.com weblog titled lonely oh man hold on we

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need some we need some like real lonely music to read this hold on a second let me find something

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i'm sure iTunes has something that i can use hold on there oh this is it's almost just the

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title alone oh i should have prep this hold on let me just find some music here hold on

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library now i want uh what do i want pod save shoot you know i don't have anything lined up

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that's good for this let me see maybe just in the regular library one purchased that's not

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gonna work okay well that was a really good idea uh we're not gonna do it so let me just read this

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to you entitled lonely wait let's do it like this lonely i've been keeping myself to myself this

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last week i found the nice website that has lots of free passwords for porn sites so i've been busy

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checking those out a lady emailed mister Adam Curry saying that she had a bad reaction when she

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heard my voice that's not the first time a lady has had that reaction and reported me i've discussed

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these matters last night with my therapist and we both came to the conclusion that the last thing i

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want is to upset Adam's audience i don't want Adam to lose any audience because of my interactions

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with him even mad just upset with me for no reason i know that Adam understands my feelings and

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knows i would never do anything to harm him listening to him seems he seems so very busy these

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days jet setting and whatnot i wish i could help him in some way even if it's just a tidy up

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those plants by a dry way i don't mind doing it i know i have no experience in running a million

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dollar company but i can always leave him to do that in his study area whilst i perform task deemed

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too meanial for him if it's just cleaning his car taking his dirty clothes to the laundry or

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mowing a lawn if Adam does not do these then he can record more shows it's just no good when

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he's not in the country i don't know what to do with myself in the evenings i don't know what to do

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with my time i think i will draw some pictures i should stay off my feet for a while

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oh hello meet enough the the room there okay hopefully Roger will send something in again

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that was really sweet Roger i appreciate it but you know it's okay i've actually do all the

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you know all the bacheling i've been doing here at the condo i've probably gotten pretty good

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to do in my own meanial task i'm kind of liking it winding it up Michael Cooper gave me some

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feedback about the London airshow great to hear you're setting up a fantastic flight sim at home i'd

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like to invite you to spend a day at the London airshow taking place it oh wait did i already have this

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let's just stupid that's not what i wanted someone else this is the wrong one i'm sorry

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someone else that reported this was a great show to go to and i can i have the wrong email here i'm

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sorry shoot okay you know what why don't we just wrap up the show with the one final piece of

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pod save music this is something cc Chapman turned me on to very i have to agree with and very much

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a seal type vibe to this guy frances jockey my life on the daily source code

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You say, yes, you say

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You know what also has a bit of a like a Robert Palmer vibe too

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Francis Chockey, my life from the pot, the same music.net where music.pot showed our calm thanks to CCC

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the Chapman accident hash and the U-turn cafe,

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but pointing that one out to me.

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And if you have any suggestions, any songs

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that you was in a listener might have run across

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either hearing it on a different podcast

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or finding something on the podcast music network.

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Please let me know.

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Send me a link.

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And there's so many songs now.

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In fact, we've had, what is now 20,000 over 20,000 songs

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reported played?

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Today, I mean, those are phenomenal numbers.

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Think about it.

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You know, an average of all of those podcasts

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and let's say an average of,

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call it 500 listeners,

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times 20,000, a simple big-ass numbers.

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This is a real exposure.

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Now, it's gonna be interesting to see what happens

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when we activate the sales from a number,

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from a number of different perspectives.

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The first one being just a people will buy.

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I'm pretty sure that people are going to buy music,

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but also what's gonna be interesting about it

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is that it's no DRM, it's MP3.

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So it really comes down to humanity

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and people wanting to support artists.

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And I believe that the pod safe revolution

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is much more about the connection between the artist

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and their audience and people are sending

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little messages back and forth

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when they're buying CDs and artists

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or sending personalized notes back.

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And people feel very involved.

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I believe it's going to work.

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Over time, who knows what's gonna happen?

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But what if it did work?

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What if those 10 million virtual spins resulted

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in a million people purchasing a track?

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It'll really screw up some other people's business.

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You know, I'm talking about it anyway.

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Okay, so maybe tomorrow we'll start testing out pieces

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of the podcast delivery network.

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So if stuff goes a little screwy,

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then my apologies in advance,

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but please let me know what problems you're seeing

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if they do occur in the same token.

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Everything could be just pretty smooth

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and just work.

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In fact, that's what I'm counting on.

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We've got all kinds of technology

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that's being put in place that can insert audio.

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It's gonna be a crazy couple of days

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before I head back.

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That's for sure.

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All right, you guys have yourself a fantastic day.

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I'll be back tomorrow with more stuff to talk about.

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We probably some Trinity stuff.

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Now see, we can get out to the biofueloasis

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before I either run out of diesel

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or I have to go back home.

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Stay subscribed.

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Pot show.

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Tough on dirt, gentle on your ears.