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Delta Sierra Charlie 3-6-4

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With $16 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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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 the future.

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[ Music ]

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one before my luxurious 10 day vacation, how you doing everybody, Jeff Smith, you are my hero

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man, I love that, that was so fantastic, and the funny thing was, after Jeff sent that to me,

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we talked about this for about a day or two, actually yeah for about two days, and he

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sent this to me, and the funny thing was he said in his email, he said, hey dude, you don't

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actually own the rights of this forever, do you?

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Oh man, what a genius, genius talent, okay, well I'm going to try and make it a relatively

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short show because we got to go, we got to get out of here, it is what's the time here,

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it's 1130, and I told you I was doing all these different preparations to get out of here,

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we're going to the old Garvin Portugal, what I didn't tell you is the journey that we

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actually have to take to get there because not only was it almost impossible to find any hotel

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rooms anywhere where the sunshine and Portugal I think today is about the expecting 24 to

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25 degrees centigrade which is just right on the money for me, we couldn't get any flights

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either, and you know the Delta Sierra, although a fine machine, it has limited bathroom

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facilities for a trip that long because I don't know what is that, that's like 2,000 miles

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or something to get from here to Portugal, so the only flights we could get is from Rotterdam

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and that's tomorrow morning at like 7 a.m. so we had to decide, okay, how do we get from

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here to Rotterdam, and of course I'm like oh yeah, oh yeah, we can fly the Delta Sierra

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right down to Rotterdam and then well that wasn't till I started doing the weight and

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balance, this is very critical if you're a pilot, when you're flying you have to, you

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first of all know that you're not overweight because at a certain point the plane just

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won't lift off the ground, and of course the balance is also important because if you're

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too heavily frontloaded or backloaded you may not be able to, you might not just literally

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have enough stick to take off or land either, so I started to do some calculations based

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upon the suitcases, the girls are packed, we're driving, there's no way we're lifting off,

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it's like forget about it, I didn't want to start limiting them on what they could

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take and all that stuff so I said forget about it. What we're going to do something exciting

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though, actually haven't done this yet, we're going to take the super V8 to Folkstone, that's

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where the Euro Tunnel is, now the Euro Tunnel is this huge massive project that's been going

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on for more than a decade and it's a tunnel between the United Kingdom and France, so you

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go from Folkstone to Calais and you literally drive your car onto a train, it's a 30 minute,

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35 minute train ride underneath the channel and then from Calais we'll drive up to Rotterdam,

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so in total I think we'll probably be driving four or five hours, but we'll see some of the English

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countryside we haven't seen yet, we'll actually, you know, it's the first real big trip that the

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the Shagua, the Shagua will be going on, so hopefully it hangs together and we'll also see

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some of the French countryside and it should be pretty nice and then we'll stay overnight in Rotterdam

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and be at the airport right in early off the Portugal, and of course I'm sure that we'll land

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so early that the hotel rooms won't be available and we'll be able to unpack and do any of that stuff,

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but who cares? I'm glad we're going, I'm ready to unplug and unwind.

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See, my brain is so fragile, I'm not only physically tired, I'm mentally tired.

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In the meantime though, we've received a whole bunch of box, best of Charlie's,

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Bravo Oscar Charlie's, we could use a couple more and P-Dub was going to be slinging those onto the

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under the satellite in my absence, I think there's actually seven days that we'll have to have a

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different show, or we'll have a best of show, and somehow I got to figure out how we get those

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posted onto the Charlie feed as well, which is going to be interesting because the actual,

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it's a whole long story, but God, I can't wait to migrate over to the, over to the pod show,

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P-D-N where I can actually stack that stuff up and have it all automatic, so somehow I'm going

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to have to figure out how to get those shows uploaded and we'll figure something else. I got to talk

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to so many people, but maybe on my two-hour drive to Folkstone, I'll be able to get a hold of some

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folks and set some of that stuff up, but thank you very much everyone who's been sending those in.

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I don't have the list here, but I'll make sure to get you off some cool pod shows swag,

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and we need about just need a couple more, so if you want to send one in, please feel free to

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and we'll be happy to use that. Okay, I'm going to, as I said, I'm going to try and make a

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short show today, but we have some interesting stuff that came in via audio comments.

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Hey Adam, how you doing? This is Dave from the yoga pages podcast. You can find my podcast at the yogapages.com.

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It's for yoga lovers around the world. We do yoga news, interviews, and product reviews.

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The reason I'm contacting you is regarding the DGAP technology. I'm working on a second podcast now

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that would kind of a for-profit model that would depend on using the DGAP technology, and I've,

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you know, heard you with the GoDaddy thing and putting it into some of the podcast. What I don't

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know is, is that available for everyone? Or is that just a pod show kind of an exclusive thing?

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So if it is out there for all of us to use, can you point me in the right direction? I'd appreciate that

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and keep up the good work with the Charlie time for me to check into today's episode

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and see if I'm the Golden Ticket winner. Bye-bye. So yeah, that is kind of a, it is a pod show

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technology that we've been, that what we've been thinking about it working on it for probably over a year now.

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Andrew Grummit did most of the technology K1, of course, did some stuff on that.

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Well, the whole pod show team has been involved in it because it's never just one person that does this,

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but Andrew has really been working on a lot of the logistics of it and the core got some

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particularly on the Golden Ticket stuff, which really, people are very excited about this whole

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idea and we're going to take, we can take this in so many directions. So drop me a line. Let me know

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what your idea is and we'll be happy to see if we can help out. And if you have an idea that we can

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test out, I'd love to do that too because the Golden Ticket is just one small step into the future of

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what we can do with this stuff. So yesterday, we inserted yet another Golden Ticket chances were

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one in 25,000. Those were your odds of receiving the ticket. It actually, the ticket was

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issued quite early in the day. I think it was probably in the first couple thousand downloads. Again,

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this is all random. So although your chances, your odds remain one in 25,000, that's the way it's set

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up. It could have fallen at any time and so it was issued and Andrew and I were like,

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which kind of makes, it also reset my brain a little bit about this stuff. And if you think about,

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excuse me, I'm saying, if you think about how the five, Willy Wonka Golden Tickets worked,

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it took several weeks, I guess. We're not in movie time, but in the story before all of them were

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actually discovered. And you had all those kids eating all those thousands of chocolate bars, right?

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So yesterday, I received this. Oh, my gosh. Oh, man, I want to, I can't believe it. So I'm

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listening to your show and, you know, I'm kind of still bummed out from yesterday because I doubt

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I don't want anything. And all of a sudden, you know, the sound goes away like mid-set and

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saying, what, what's going on? What's down? System broke or what? And there you are. You're saying

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congratulations, you won. And I'm thinking, what? Huh? I'm still dreaming. No, I'm still dreaming. You

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know, I should, I should have slept like 14 hours straight because I haven't slept in a while.

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And I'm thinking, I must be like, you know, how you get a dream within a dream?

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So, I'm thinking I'm still dreaming. Anyway, dude. So what, you're going to call me? That's

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going to be a trip. Okay. Cool. Hey, you know, I should probably promote my show.

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Get some listeners to that. It's a different world podcast and get it on iTunes. Or you can go to

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music.potcho.com, do a search for it's different world. Don't put in the

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comments. You won't find it. And check my show out. Oh, man. All right. Woo. Wait a minute.

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I don't have an iPod. Oh, I won. Woo.

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All right, this is okay. Can it's out. I'm curry. Oh. How are you doing? Good. Is this what you're going to do?

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Dude, give me the phrase that pays. Oh. Oh, man. I'm actually talking to Adam Curry.

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Dude, congratulations on being our first golden ticket winner. Thank you. Thank you.

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Yeah, it was the other guy's first things all in, I think. No, you're the first one to dial in. Of course,

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there's one more golden ticket out there floating around somewhere. And as I promise, if that person

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picks up the ticket, then they'll win too. But I was so excited when I got your message. They,

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you know, like, we were all jumping up and down and everyone in the office was excited because it

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worked. Dude, it's not working. Yeah, that's not working. It's almost scary. You could almost take it to

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another step and actually target people. I think maybe possibly. I don't know. Yeah, that would be

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so evil. We don't want to do that. This was all for the fun. I was actually pretty happy that,

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you know, you hadn't figured some way to hack it out or whatever to figure it out. You just,

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now, if I, if you, are you in the Bay areas that where you are? Yeah, yeah, I'm in San Mateo.

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Yeah, because we could see from the logs, we could see that it was from the Bay area and your

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Mac user and you have iTunes for your podcast, right? That's right. Now, that's a evil that we know

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that shit. You know, that's what, but yeah. So dude, I think I didn't want this like Bay of Girls

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crying. I was hoping I can get through the call without something happening. That's okay. How many girls do you

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have? I have a little girl she is wishing 19 months now and a little boy he's for your goal.

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Oh, bless you. They sound really excited about the whole golden ticket concept, too, don't they?

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Yeah, I couldn't really say, but yeah, I'm glad it worked. So Ken, from your message I understood

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you don't have an iPod? No, I don't. So that remote won't do you much good then, I guess.

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No, that's not like that's it. Don't worry about it, man. That's a shit that never makes it

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onto the radio. This is real. This is real life. You know, people have kids and they, they don't

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cooperate. It's great. Now listen, Ken, we're so excited about this and I know you don't have an iPod.

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So instead of the the the remote, which we will give away in a future goal and take it,

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I'm going to send you an iPod, okay? Of course, man, this is historic as far as I'm concerned.

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We've done something really cool. I want you to be happy about it. Not sitting around with a

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phone. Oh, man. I didn't listen to your show on the computer and if I don't do that,

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I actually downloaded onto a memory card sticking in my phone and I listened to it while I

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got my way to work or something. Oh, fabulous. Oh, I don't have to do that anymore. Oh, wow.

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Well, listen, Ken, I'll let you get back to the family. I've got to see, I have your address, I think.

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If not, do I have your address, did you email that to me?

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Please tell me when we're done. Email me. I love this. Email me, your address and I'll get

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an iPod out to you in some pod show slide. Okay, you know, just like five minutes ago,

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they're running around laughing, having a great time and working broadcasting, working radio,

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working podcasting. It's all the same time. That's perfect, man. I love it. Listen, we're just

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really excited that it worked and really appreciate you helping out in the test. Oh, man.

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And I'm glad it's going. Now you have your podcast. You want to talk about that for a second.

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Give it a plug? Yeah. Yeah. My podcast is called, it's a different world.

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If I talk about gadgets, I talk about news that will be now. It's quiet. What's that?

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Talking sound. I know I talk about, you know, the new gadgets out. I basically introduce

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you know, the stuff to people. So, you know, people might not be tuned into, you know,

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what's new and what's going on and they probably don't care. But, you know, they listen,

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my show, just get a, get a heads off on what's going on. And what's up? See you,

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we're all. You can go to my website, but it's probably better that you go to

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music.potshow.com. And type in. Now give me your website, man. Give me your website.

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What's it? It's a different world.com. It's a different world.com. You know what? I was listening to that

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thing. I was listening to your, to the, to the, to the message you sent in a Patricia walked in.

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Well, I was, I was, I'll cueing that. You said, yeah, he has a really good voice.

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Oh, man. Yeah. What the mic. I hear you. Where do you think these go on is from?

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Man, from the microphone, from the PR 40.

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Oh, I'm nothing without the mic. But yeah. All right. Can, well, listen, when I'm in San Francisco,

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maybe I don't know West Coast, we can hook up sometime. And in the meantime, I'll make sure you get

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a nice little package, including an iPod and some t-shirts and stuff. And once again, thank you

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very much for participating and staying subscribed to the show. I sure will. And I'll tell everybody.

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All right, buddy. All right. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. Have yourself, have yourself a great,

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great evening or great day and, uh, we'll, uh, we'll get stuff off to you and we'll hook up for a

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cup of coffee one day. Oh, that's a good cool. That's cool. All right. Hi, everybody. This is Andy from the

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polar bear podcast. Now, I've noticed that people have some really strange ideas about my home

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come through Sweden. So I thought a straighter things out a bit and killed some of those myths

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you might have heard. But that's not all I do on the polar bear podcast. I also deliver some

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strange and design news from over here and give you an idea how odd people sometimes behave

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in this country. And then of course, I have a little music review section. Sometimes I do interviews

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without coming artists who I think to serve a little more extra airtime. Anyway, if you're curious

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about the exotic life in Sweden, you should definitely check out the polar bear podcast. Subscribe

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through iTunes or on the website at polar bearpodcast.com. Now let's get back to the show again.

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So this is Andy, signing off. I had another straight writer over at Rutgers Ramlin's podcast.

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Now some of our recent topics have been the war on terror, the war on Christmas, and the war on

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Hillary Clinton, which my opinion has been a very good war. And so I also liked to balance that

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called WizKids and also one of my favorite television shows that I was personally involved in

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our UTT-ERS Ramlin's.com.

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Hi, I'm Ninja, the host of the Hot Fossils in Rubble Matter Show. I give you 15 give or take minutes of

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fun-filled observations, commentary, reviews, performance pieces, and sometimes interviews.

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Sometimes serious, sometimes not, sometimes hot. I invite you to try it out. That's the Hot Fossils

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and Rubble Matter Show at HotFRM.lognatrix.com. I'm also listed on www.qpater.org. Give it a try.

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I'd love to spend some time with you.

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Got me, yeah, I've been. Love to spend some time with you, too. Hold on a second. Damn.

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Sometimes these audio comments are just so soft and volume. It's impossible to get them all right.

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Okay, there you go. So I was pretty happy with the results of our golden ticket and we're going

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to start thinking about more ways to utilize this and we'll probably do some more testing. If you

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the Skype call. That kind of worked, too. Here our dog is really happy. We're leaving. He's barking

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all day. Our little dog is a little Yorkshire last night. We were looking for him. We couldn't find him.

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He was actually in the suitcase. In the suitcase. I'm coming with you guys, right? We've never been

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away from him for 10 days. We can't take him with us because if you leave the country, then it's

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another six months and all kinds of blood tests and crap before you can bring a dog back in.

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So poor little survivor. I was going to actually try to get another Skype call going because I

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finally got a real conversation going with Brad Zutout from Pod to Mob. It started off on, you know,

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we finally just connected on him. I don't know. I think that he didn't receive some of my emails.

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go with the communications these days with busy people. But we did have a pretty good dialogue on

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on the email and I said, you know, dude, we got to come on the show. Let's talk about this stuff.

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And Brad, of course, agreed now. He's in out on the west coast and he has some personal

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shit going on. Some of his is ill. So, you know, he couldn't, he couldn't get to a phone or a

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Skype or anything when I want to do it to yesterday. And of course, because of the nine hour

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time difference is just not going to work out. We really wanted to get this going now. But it just

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unfortunately just didn't work out. But I have to say that after, after some, some back and forth

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on the email, I don't think these guys are evil. I think that actually, I think that they're very

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very enthusiastic. Have some pretty good ideas. I'd actually like to try and, I mean, this is,

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this is how I started out with him. The first email I sent was, okay, you know, maybe we can work

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together, maybe something we can do. And then after I didn't hear back, I started to get pretty

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huffy. And he's, I got to say, he seems like a pretty cool guy. And he says that they actually

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started the whole project because they were fans of the Charlie and a couple other shows and

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they just wanted to be able to hear it on their cell phones. And I said, okay, look, then

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put me back in the directory, make me available again, the daily source code, but don't insert

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any ads. You could certainly say, you know, this, you're hearing this podcast, thanks to

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the conversation. I think, you know, he may still be thinking a little bit differently from,

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from the way we're thinking, but at least we can have a real grown-up conversation about it.

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So I'm very, very happy. And I'm sorry I'm going away. I just, I, I really can't get into this

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in the next 10 days. So I'm going to hang back and think that, you know, we'll actually,

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we'll actually be able to work some cool stuff out and get everyone on the same page here.

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Those of you checking us out on Syria stars 102, you'll be hearing best of Charlie's, I guess,

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for for the next week and a half. And of course, PCH is up next. You guys have a great weekend,

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and then I'll see it in about two weeks. And those of you still listen to the podcast.

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Let me just continue with that Pod to Mob. So anyway, maybe this maybe Brad just isn't a great

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communicator on the boards and stuff like that, but on email he's saying he seemed okay. So

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I'm going to neutralize my, my feelings. And when I get back, hopefully we'll have a longer

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conversation. And in the meantime, I just have to say from everything that I've received and

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the communication I've had, they don't see me, well, they seem very enthusiastic. And I think that we,

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we actually might be able to get something really good out of this. Because at the end of the day,

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I have received emails from people who, who actually said, you know, dude, we, we really

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use that stuff. We can't receive podcasts here in the office because the, the network is,

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doesn't allow, you know, MP3s and huge downloads and stuff like that. So it's been kind of a

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a way to get to the shows anyway. So we don't want a lot of people out. We just want to make sure that we

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have an agreement over, you know, who, who can do what to, to what stuff. So looking forward to.

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Yeah. And curious, Metro's sexual moment. Just wanted to say that we will, of course,

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be giving away the key span AV dock for the iPod and the AV RF remote. I'm going to send that

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off to to can as well, along with his iPod. And if the first golden ticket is actually discovered,

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well, we still have that key span AV dock for the iPod and the AV RF remote. For you,

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if you discover that golden ticket, be the, the ticket was issued to someone using a juice receiver

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by the way. So if you're using juice, you might want to check it and see, see if there's a little

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present for you. It's the Metro sexual moment. This is where we, this is where we throw down

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the guys, you know, we talk about guy stuff that we're kind of embarrassed to talk about face to face

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around the water cooler and you know what's really cool? The chicks are checking it. Hi Adam,

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this is a great team with a comment or the Metro sexual moment. You talked about getting rid of

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body here lately, but I feel you've left out in areas that's kind of important. Don't stop

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it's another region while you're grooming. Take a trip on us, can't on and visit the underarms too.

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That hair traps oil, dirt, sweat, and germs, leading not just something pretty gross to look at.

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But to some pretty serious challenges, the modern theater technology as well. Women generally have

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a fairly sensitive sense of smell. So there's something nice for us. Maybe we'll do something nice

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for you. That's the first time I've heard a woman say take a trip up town. I agree.

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And you know what I usually use for that? I usually steal my wife's lady shave and just kind of

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just kind of sip away there because you're right. It is a sweat trap. And indeed, modern

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theater technology has a hard time with that. By the way, I'm using acts these days because

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you know, it gives you all the chicks, right? Yo, Adam. Trucker Tom here. Voiding dry skin seems to be

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a major Metro sexual moment, topic of choice. I'm a big believer in the power of proper nutrition.

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I've void dry skin by taking something called essential fatty acid nutritional supplements.

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And this made a huge difference. If one has dry crack skin or even occasional tang nails,

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one has an essential fatty acid deficiency. Chronic dry crack skin problems can be cured in about

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two weeks with the daily dose of essential fatty acid nutritional supplements. And keep this in mind

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if your skin is cracking on the outside, something is likely cracking on the inside as well.

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Here's a testimony to our podcasting in the internet. A truck driver that I'd never met

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before came and knocked on my trucks door shortly after I parked in a small Ohio truck stop a few

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days ago. He not only knew my name, but he knew a lot about me because he had listened to most of

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my podcasts and seen my pictures and video podcasts on the internet. Is a video version of

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Casplaster possible? The answer is yes. There's an existing piece of video editing software

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that's been around a few years called serious magic visual communicator. And that's at seriousmagic.com.

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It enables real-time video recording to wind us PC in the style of the newscast with the timeline

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and the integrated teleprompter. It's possible to integrate audio, video, and still image files

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into the timeline as you record video in real time from a camera. You can find me at truckartom.pocho.com

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and truckartphoto.com. I can't say tailwind since I'm a truck driver and not a pilot. However,

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I can say biowinds or tailpipe. That would work too. Trucker Tom, thank you very much, dude.

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By the way, on the Casplaster video, a Casplaster mic really is working on that. He's got ideas. He's

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off, he's been programming all week in his little cottage. If you listen to the daily breakfast,

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we're father Roderick interviewed him. And thank you very much for chatting. You know what's

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frequently out as you talked about, if your skin's cracking on the outside, just imagine what's cracking

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on the inside. Oh, man. Yes, this and many more handy tips. On the daily source codes,

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heterosexual moment. Hi Adam, this is American Matt from the wannabe podcast of for God and

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Country. And I've been following the conversation about contracts. Now, I am not an attorney,

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nor do I play one on TV, but I am a law student and I have had contracts. And I think part of the

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problem here is that people are fearful of what they don't understand. And what people don't get

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is that a contract is just a starting point. When an organization like yours sends someone

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a contract, of course, it's going to be a wrote form contract to save you guys a lot of trouble.

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And you kind of know the base point where you want to start. But people don't get that this is just

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an offer. And then from there, the conversation opens up. They read it. They say what they like.

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They say what they don't like. They say what's missing. And a conversation happens and a relationship

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is established and ultimately through a negotiation process, they have the freedom to change

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the contract around. See, if you guys can come up to something that works for everyone,

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or not. And I'm a think that part of the problem is people seem to think that because you're the

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pod father, you're the god father. And what you say goes and that contract is it, it's wrote,

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it's written in blood and they've got to sign their solo way. Which, well, I don't know about the whole

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signing away of the soul. I've heard a few things. But it would just thought I'd like to clarify

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for some of your listeners that contracts are never written in stone. Even God knew that because

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Moses broke that one. Have a great day. Bye. All right. Just one one misconception. I want to

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clear up about that. Oh, man. All this writing on the internet. A contract does not. I repeat

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does not state we own your stuff. Okay. And just doesn't say that. Whatever interpretation you

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hear from anyone, it's not what it says. All right. I got to get off. I got to get out. I got to get off.

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Yeah. I got to get off too. But I also have to get out of here. And I want to leave you with a song

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that I've played before that I really, I really like this band. I love this song just to death.

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It's a relatively new on the pod safe music network. And what's interesting about this is

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I was setting up Patricia's computer downstairs so she could listen to my shows when I'm

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in San Francisco because it turns out she doesn't listen because it's not it's intimidating

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to her. So I like that because a lot of the stuff that we're developing that we're going to be

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releasing just about a couple days after I get back from from holidays is going to solve all that.

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It's going to take away the intimidation factor. Make it much easier for you to listen to podcasts.

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Remember, we're about listeners primarily. Yes, lots of good tools and stuff for podcasts.

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But we've really focused a hell of a lot of attention on making the listening and discovery

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experience much, much better and the interaction with the podcast. So that's pod show applause and you'll

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see that around the same time frame. We're trying to get it just in time for tax day, April 15th.

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And Christina was looking over our shoulder and up in the dashboard popped up the show and it's

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and started playing and Christina was looking at the show notes. She said, thank oh Jones. I know them.

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Said really. She said, yeah, yeah, I've known for them. I know about them for like five six

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months. I love them. And then she immediately went back to her own computer and emailed me two

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tracks that she's that she had. So now I know I'm on to something. And you hear a lot about, you know,

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the the big success of my space is Arctic monkeys. It's like is the same thing at the Guardian Media

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Conference. That's all that seems like the only thing that can talk about is someone broke out and

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and now is successful for thanks to my space. Well, I think we're going to see a lot more of success

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like that. And I think that these guys, these guys could be one of the next big smash hits coming

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out of the pot safe music scene. Dango Jones. First day. Oh, you might want to crank it up because it's

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ready. First date. Electricity. When you walk in, you see my circuit tree. Back it up. We

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Oh, danko Jones, if you're a WrestleMania fan this weekend according to CC Chapman from

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accident hash, one of danko's songs is going to play over the opening credits of WrestleMania.

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I'm going out on the town.

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I'm really going to try and stay away from the podcast.

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I have a feeling that somewhere made a week, we might do some kind of video thing just

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to show you that we're having a good time and to check in.

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It's very, very, very hard for me to unwaan, but I plan on spending a lot of fun time

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with the girls.

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Swimming, sun, surf, maybe I'll even try some golf, that seems to be what everyone does

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in Portugal.

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that stuff doesn't start bouncing.

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Now here it is.

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stuff will just show up automatically.

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That's the beauty of all of this podcasting.

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So, it's daily source code.com to check out all the new shows.

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Keep your eye on podshow.com, stuff is going to start changing right before you very

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guys.

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And when I get back, well, man, we'll be ready to go public beta with podshow plus than

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the podshow podcast delivery network.

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I'll miss you guys.

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Bye.

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