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It's a daily source code for July 4th 2006.

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Hey everybody, how are you doing?

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Apologies right up front for the noise in the background.

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There's a heat wave in Europe and most homes in certainly in the United Kingdom are not air conditioned.

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So I've got two units here going full blasts, the blinds are down.

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And we kicked off the show with the Goodman Brothers Independence Day.

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Of course the link to that in the show notes.

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So here we are.

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Doing a show, doing a podcast.

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And what the hell I'm doing podcasting at all perhaps.

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That's a fair question.

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So for those of you listening for the first time,

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my mom passed away this past Sunday.

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And I refer to the previous show on daily source code.com.

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If you want more information about that.

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I wasn't quite sure what to do with the show.

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My mom and knew very well what Ron and I were always up to.

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She loved Ron very much.

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And she felt that he was good for me.

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So she always had a good vibe, which was always very interested in what we were doing.

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What we were up to, she knew about what was going on in the UK.

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And she also knew that the next couple of weeks were going to be pretty big and pretty important for us and for pod show.

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And for me personally, of course, and she was very interested in what we were doing and how we were going about it.

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And of course, everything all comes at the same time.

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And I had a decision to make.

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Now, first of all, I totally acknowledge that I am absolutely still grieving,

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even though just about everything.

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I think everything actually has been taken care of.

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And I definitely need some emotional time.

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We'll need that in the not too distant future.

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Just to chill out a little bit and sort some things out.

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It's very interesting.

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I've never had anyone close to me die ever.

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I'm really, you know, and all the appropriate messages are going off of my head.

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I definitely appreciate anyone who thinks that I probably shouldn't be podcasting at all.

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It's so yeah, just enlightening.

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It's cathartic.

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You know, I can get stuff out there.

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And you guys are my buddies.

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Damn, are you?

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The outpouring of love and.

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Messages of stories and personal stories.

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And oh, man, this has been so great.

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My sisters, I don't think they ever really listen to the podcast.

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It all only had work.

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And, you know, just hundreds of comments from all over the world.

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And there were phone calls to to pod show HQ, people wanting some flowers.

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I really didn't know how close we are.

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Thank you.

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Of course, you know, a lot of them I felt were just personal.

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It's, you know, a lot of people would say, well, this podcasting really has created something special.

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Of course, it's not really podcasting.

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It's, it's much more basic than that.

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It's the fact that we have this communication.

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I guess that's it.

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That's what makes it so beautiful.

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It's not just podcasting.

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But wow, when you add that dimension of voice, it really does make a difference.

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So I wrote a couple things down here.

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So again, thank you everybody who commented or sent person.

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It's so, it's so amazing.

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I look at my inbox.

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And I have it set to 100 messages per page.

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And every single one is, is about my mom.

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Just beautiful stories and nice little quick notes.

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It doesn't matter if it was long or short.

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It's just fantastic receive all that.

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And not a single bit of spam.

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There's not one penis in larger in the 100 on the top page.

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It's so magical.

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But we did touch each other with this.

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and around there to get back to the fact that I talked to a number of people,

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talked about, you know, considering what's going on in my life right now.

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And just, you know, I took some advice from some, some wiser people,

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my wife, my business partner.

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There's no, there's just no doubt on my mind whatsoever or anyone else's.

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So I'm definitely going to do that.

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I just wanted to share one audio comment that I got just to give you an idea of how deep this went.

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This was so deep.

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It's just beautiful. Listen to this.

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Hey Adam, I just wanted to wish you my condolences on the singing mom.

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This is Michelle from Seattle.

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My cult once or twice before, but I lost my mother to learn cancer when I was 12.

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I kind of know what you're going through.

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I was pretty young, but, you know, at least, you know, I think it's cool that you had a satisfying relationship with her.

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As an adult, I got that with my dad before he passed away, but I didn't get that with my mom.

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So, you're a lot deen that regard.

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And I wanted to say, you know, you can, I mean, I'm sure you're a pretty enlightened guy.

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So I'm sure you know that she's either, she's either her energy,

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her beautiful energy is out enriching the world and making it a better place now, or, you know,

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depending on what you believe, or she's just free of all pain and all that.

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All the stuff she had to go through there, and so, you know, where you should start, you know,

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she's probably still herself and just without all the, all the yucky stuff that she had to deal with in the physical world.

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Either way, she's, I'm sure better off than she was there at the end.

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So, let me, man, I'm thinking of you. Okay?

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Thank you, Michelle. See, this is what I mean.

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This is not about my mom. This is not about me or my family.

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It's about all of us as human beings.

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life on the planet can be extremely short.

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That's for sure. So, ride the wheels off this motherfucker, will you?

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And go hug someone you love.

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one thing I know for sure, you're stuck with her, because she lives inside of me,

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as she lives inside of my sisters, and really many other people,

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because amongst all of these, all these emails and comments and voice mail feedback,

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a lot of people talked about my mom about the things she would say.

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She always had, well, what she called sampler saying,

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I don't know if you remember, I don't know if you know it all.

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and never long, and this is a tradition really from her side of the family.

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stuff will pop up over the course of the next, whatever, you know,

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Maybe I get Jeff, say and say, oh, maybe I get Jeff Smith to do a jingle for my mom moment.

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So my mom had a big thing with butterflies, and she had this from her mom.

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and she had an enormous collection.

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So one of them is, if nothing changed, there would be no butterflies.

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She had this folder that we weren't supposed to open until it was time.

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But she wrote this whole thing about, hey, you know, dude, if I'm incapacitated, pull the plug.

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It's so good we all wanted a copy of it.

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It was very, very funny, last will and testament.

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But then she'd also written her obituary, which was placed in the newspaper today.

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She wrote the invite. She was very specific, had taken care of all of her arrangements.

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She'll get me a PDF file. I should read it to your verbatim. It's hilarious.

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My mom, of course, really was a little bit too old to be a hippie, but too young to be a hippie.

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Wait a minute, I guess she was too old to be a hippie.

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I can verbatim sing all that well. I know the lyrics. I'm not a fantastic singer as we all know.

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So she said, my children here by invite you to honor my last wish, which is a 50s rock and roll party.

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So we're reading this like, oh man, it's so typical of my mom.

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I spent a lot of the past day and a half or two days organizing this.

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Well, I'm not going to tell you too much because we still want it to be pretty private, but man, I'll take pictures.

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You know, if that's the way she wants everyone to say goodbye to her, it has kind of an Irish vibe to it.

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Only typical of the way my mom would do it in her 50s fashion.

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the only mom we're going to have a ball. Now, okay, onward because we got a lot of stuff to do today.

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A lot of cool stuff to talk about.

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The number one thing is now, of course, you know, pod show is my family as well.

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And everybody knows each other. We're still thank God. And hopefully we can stay this way for a long time.

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We're small enough in work force that we do know each other.

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Everyone has really been grieving along with us, also for their own personal reasons.

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But I just heard that we're going to have yet another baby introduced into the pod show family.

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I'm not going to tell you who yet because this was internal. I don't know if there's, you know, let's just, I think they're on the way to the hospital now, and I think we've got a fourth of July baby.

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So, you know, it's the whole thing just really is, it's kind of in sync there. It's starting to balance each other out.

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And I'm so happy that finally I'm old enough to be in a company that can legitimately make little baby podcaster t-shirts. I just love the whole

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Wait a minute. She didn't want to play that. He's what I wanted to play.

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Adam, this is beautiful room from the Netherlands. It just occurs to me which dates you shoot day for pod show, pod show, pod show, pod show, pod show.

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Not only one day that's excellent since you're independent from the record labels, that sort of thing.

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So it should be an independent day, the 4th of July.

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I wonder if that's true. Well, I think it is. I don't know of course.

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Bye bye.

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Okay, I know you're touched, but you can't be Dutch and that blonde. Yes, of course.

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That's what it's been about all these weeks.

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We've been leading up to the freedom of your, your media independence day, pod casting.

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We're launching or are really unleashing pod show plus the pod cast delivery network.

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This was a date that was I think brilliantly chosen by by the by the team.

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Ron and I just took this as a recommendation and love the idea.

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For a number of reasons one, not a lot of you are going to be paying attention to me today.

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So we can kind of ease into it and we can, you know, we can mess a lot of stuff up without disappointing too many people.

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Additionally, it's a, it really is very symbolic. I love that.

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And so here's 50 people who have given up their major portion of not all of their 4th of July to do this.

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You know, I, I can't say how blown away I am by it and how excited I am to have all of this happening today over the next couple of days.

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It's going to continue. Well, we're, it's an unleash. It's a, it's a public beta, which means,

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well, we're doing our darners and we'll be communicating as much as we can and you'll be feeding it back and yeah, we're going to have some fun.

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I hope I really hope you like it. This is like the unveiling of, you know, this piece of art that we've been working on secretly in the lab for such a long time.

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And now I've seen so many different versions of it and, you know, things on so many different test servers.

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And I'm, I'm even confused about what I'm seeing anyway. It's, you're going to love it. You really will. It is a totally different way of enjoying media.

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Whether it's audio, whether it's video and we certainly plan to expand. You're going to see the podcast, music network being integrated in some really cool ways.

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And we got, we got a lot of work to this is just ground zero for us. This is just what we're starting.

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So keep checking podshow.com sometime today. It's going to be up.

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In fact, let me take a look right now.

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And what's the time? It is 608 PM in, almost a second in Guilford. So let me go to podshow.com.

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Let's see if it's up. Nope, still the old homepage. Okay.

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All right. So that means it's what is it 10 AM in San Francisco. I think it will be another hour or so.

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And then you might see some changes starting to happen.

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So be on the lookout for me online. I should just be in there as Adam, daily source code will be in there.

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And there is lots of ways to communicate and talk with each other. If you're interested in doing a podcast, you could try that out today.

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The minute you get in, you can try, you can start podcasting immediately, whether it's for one person or just a tester for your friends or if you're a pro.

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Go ahead, give it a whirl. Please. But also check out how I think we've made your life.

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Oh, easier with the factor of 10, just on managing all this stuff and how we can interact with each other.

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Can't wait to hear what you guys think of it. So also be a look. I'll look out for Winthorbe Valentine and Balthazar.

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There are perusing through the whole podshow plus empire, spreading their seeds of good love.

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And we've got the site guy and all kinds of stuff.

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So what do we have now? 22, 22 and a half minutes. Perfect.

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I am going to play a song that I heard on CC Chapman's accident has she had a special edition.

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Now stuff like that catches my eye and I'm definitely going to listen to it.

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It comes from Jesta and I think it's so appropriate for today.

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It's of course called Independence Day, but listen to the lyrics because it's about us.

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No matter if the gensets just send it away

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Just sure I'm in

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We've got a freedom, you see

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Just independence day, you can find that on the Pod Safe Music Network

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As we unleash Pod Show Plus today

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In the Pod Capster, theLibric Network

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I'll probably do another update later on the

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the evening my time much later or very early tomorrow morning once we've unleashed

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and well we've seen how the system behaves so we're leaving these servers alone

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so you'll definitely be able to find the podcast if you can't get through or anything else

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goes wacky but you know what you may actually just have a fantastic time I'll talk to you later

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bye bye another pod show podcast stick it in your ear

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