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Delta Sierra Charlie 476, scruncher!

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$16 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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30 minutes?

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Than the next generation radio content in my ears.

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We don't need not sticking 30 minutes.

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I like to think I'm flying into this jerk.

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Oh, I guessed it, it's an angry curry.

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It's like I picked the wrong week when I'm fed of each.

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Welliffu!

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The other side, hey you kicking off episode number 476 of the daily source code coming

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you from Northern California from Curry Condo.

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It is the Chacha, hey everybody, how are you doing?

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As you can hear, I've got more equipment here.

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You hear a little bit of it, I don't want to reduce that reverb just a little bit.

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Yeah, yeah, I found a mixer at Pod Show HQ, audio mixer, and so I stole that.

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It's not that nice sound, well actually, I don't think anything can really help the way

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I sound because this is the way I sound.

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Yeah, I've been snorting this blend of people.

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Oh man, did I really get hit by some kind of bug really, really bad?

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And of course it came at, you know, the perfect timing is when we had all that crap going on

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for the past, was it 36 hours of PodShow.com being down and then the site's being up

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and the media files not being delivered.

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There's really only one thing I can say about it.

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There are three people responsible for this mess, which is now as far as I can tell.

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And so right now we're Wednesday, we're hump day.

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It's not even 6 a.m. and I'm cracking it here at the condo.

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It's still dark outside.

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I'm at the Baker's Rack Studio.

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Now there's really only three people who are responsible.

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Ron Bloom, Adam Curry, and Bart Parsons, the CEO of GoDaddy,

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because there's no one specific reason why this went wrong.

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We have a partnership with GoDaddy as we do with the limelight network.

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It's all part of the podcast delivery network and we ported hundreds of domains over from

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other places like network solutions and just all the stuff that we had registered all over to GoDaddy.

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And until we're really big account and GoDaddy's aware of it and of course we know how to

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set an auto and renew option.

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You know, we're not totally stupid, but we have a specialist account and things just went wrong.

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And of course there's no reason for us to let GoDaddy to let that happen to one of their

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bigger clients.

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So shame on all of us and on behalf of the three of us and certainly on my path, I apologize.

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Really, really apologize to our thousands of podcast delivery network users.

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And of course, to the millions of listeners who use Pod Show.

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So hopefully, hopefully this won't happen again, oh man, that was so painful.

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And then I got hit with this, and I'm sure it has something to do with it.

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I got hit with this bug, man.

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It's just, you know, my nose has just been like Niagara Falls.

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I was up at four this morning, because my body was telling me, hey, you got to take care of some business.

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So I have a nice cup of Earl Grey tea here, huh?

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Earl Grey, of course, you only want that with lemon, not with any milk, because that really tastes like crap.

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And luckily, you guys are going to pull me through this today, because you've been sending me all kinds of

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really cool stuff to talk about and to play. So let's get things underway here.

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Hey Adam, this is John. I just want to thank you for turning over me on to Dave Appalito,

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and that guitarman.com, room of girls, Angie Gay, and all that stuff, but especially that guitarman.com.

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It's, uh, it's just great, and uh, keep up your good work, and enjoy your show everyday.

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I listen to you and, uh, David, um, religiously, almost, um, like get very depressed when you

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win the guys on honor, don't get a show on her, that's problem. So keep getting those shows out.

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Thank you very much, and, of course, I'm a folder with a little scrunch tendency. All right,

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you take care, man, and have a great week. All right, bye.

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All right, dude, thank you. Yeah, I think, uh, I think we got David on the network now.

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I'm, it's all this crap that was going on. It was kind of hard to keep track of a lot of things,

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because email, of course, also broke. And now, what is this with, with, um, with, is everyone

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getting these mortgage company and loan things, uh, on email? It seems rampant all of a sudden.

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I would just get, you know, and, and they have an old New York address, and they use that in the

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subject line, and, and then it's like, you know, uh, your shit's being repossessed. It's just a lot of

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that spam coming in. I can't seem to get rid of it. Some about that scruncher of folder thing, though.

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I've noticed that, of course, I am a world renowned folder, but when I blow my nose,

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I'm a scruncher. I do not, I, I just grab the paper and I just scrunched around my shnaz and I blow.

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crap us that were, uh, that were taken care of here, but, um, I just thought I'd point that out.

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Hey Adam, it's Karla from theroomagirls.com. Um, just responding to last Friday show when you said

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that you bet that I was a scruncher. And you're right, I am. Um, and Karen was a folder and she claims to be a

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folder. But one night, as girls often do, we went to the ladies room together at our local pub.

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Wait a minute, I just want to get a visual. Don't go too fast with the story.

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Okay, Carolyn Carla and the ladies room together. As girls often do, um, reliably informed.

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And I found out that she is by, all right, we're sisters, get your mind out of the gutter.

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Anyway, yeah, she claims to be the perfect girl next door folder, but he really is by.

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She does it both. Anyway, it had a blast at the ex-girls. Thanks for all the parts your swag.

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Cheers, bye. Yeah, thanks, girls. She is the, uh, all-American girl next door.

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They both are. And it's nice to have a combo, you know, to have a scruncher and a folder in the, in the,

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in the mixed, that's cool. And lots of people on vacation, still calling it into the Charlie.

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Hi Adam, this is Franco from Roca hospital. Did you ever receive a voice message from the

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multiviland? Well, here it is. I'm here doing a great vacation at both trip and the

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multis. Doing some great surf, just relaxing, eating fish, drinking beer and listening to the Charlie.

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What a great, great trip. Take care and say a lot to all Charlie listeners. Bye.

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Hi, Franco. Thank you, dude. Calling in from the Maldives. No, have not had a call from the Maldives,

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yeah, Franco from Roca, Stitalia. Of course, amidst all of this crap, which seemed very significant

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to us and to others, you know, there's a lot going on in the world. Pretty amazing that North Korea

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claims to have set off a new, underground, new thing. And I have had my eye on the TV quite a bit

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and, and on different websites, obviously, trying to get some more information on the news. And

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when I'm waiting for is this size, the size of a graphic results, you know, that actually,

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because North Korea says, we fired up a new, underground, okay, but are there ways to measure that?

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Maybe I've missed it, but it's certainly what, you know, all I saw is like both CNN and Fox News,

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this sense sale moment brought to you by Splenda. Mix the two together for a great new high.

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You know, both CNN and Fox News, you know, were reporting on the news and what they kept

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showing was, you know, like missiles going off, you know, just a continuous loop of missiles firing

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into the air. Dude, it was an underground explosion. It was a totally blown out of proportion

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image for what took place. He's, he's no notice of default for 11 West 42nd Street. That's

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shit, just keeps him in. That's my old address. That's from, what does it, 14 years ago?

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a graphic, is that the word size, a graphic results or tests or graphs that we can see that they

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actually did fire up a new guy, I'd love to see that, just to know for sure. And, you know,

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as fate would have it, of course, I've been promising you an Uncle Don conversation,

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my Uncle Don who worked with a Bush senior as his personal advisor. I think our security advisor

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worked at the CIA. I mean, he's a lifetime career politician, does not like the current

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administration at all. And although he is, as far as I know, he's still a Republican. And he was also

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ambassador, South Korea. So as fate would have it, he and his lovely wife, Meg, Aunt Meg,

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are traveling in Europe. And they're actually going to be, they are leaving, they're circling

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around and leaving for, couldn't you? They wanted to see my sister. They're leaving from Amsterdam

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on, I think, the 22nd. And I actually arrive in the UK on the 22nd. So I was like, oh, I'm going

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to be in New York next week for some, for some meetings. And it would have been perfect to go and

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hang out with them. So I just don't want to do it on the phone. You know, I just really,

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I really like to do it face to face to, you know, to get a really good long sit down session with them.

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So if the world doesn't blow up, hopefully I'll be able to do it in about five weeks or so

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when I get back. People are definitely listening to the Charlie. And when their name is called,

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they do respond. The view outside my window is of a clear blue sky and a deep blue ocean.

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But it's not the view from my office in Abu Dhabi where I remain a regular listener of the Charlie.

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Instead of be a radiant ghost, I have before me the Mediterranean,

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seen from my hotel room in Can, on the front of the era. Twice a year, my job requires me to attend

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the International Television Program Market to acquire content for the TV channel we operate in the Middle

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East. But I wonder how many of the media professionals here in Can this week

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fully devised as I do. But very soon, even television people will be shouting,

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we don't need no fucking transmitters. I thought for the day from Malcolm soon back home again

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in Abu Dhabi. Thank you very much Malcolm from Abu Dhabi. In Con France,

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living up the high life, is that the, uh, medium? Uh, that is that? Yeah, it's the big, big, big

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conference. Malcolm, I really appreciate you calling in and just letting us know that you're okay.

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Your voice, man, you know, you could call me all day. I could listen to that. It's so beautiful.

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Really, really is safe travels back to Abu Dhabi. And keep us, uh, keep us updated on what's going on.

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I'd love to, you know, hear what you really, you know, what the vibe was in, in Con at the, uh,

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at the festival. Well, it's not really festival. It's where all the deals are done. It's where

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all of the people who make television programming go to sell their shit and they sell it to

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as many channels as they can and big deals are done and it's champagne wishes and caviar dreams.

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Malcolm, let us know. And of course, lots of blow and hookers, right?

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Adam A, man, it's Jay Mac again from putite.com. Hey, I wanted to, uh, drive you quick message,

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Howard Stern was talking about to this morning, man. He was saying, um, he listened to Jay

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Thomas on, on serious stars. And he also listens to that to that iPod guy, the old NTV DJ is what he said.

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So hey, man, we should know Howard's to it. So there you go, man. That's it. Um,

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Dr. Waiter, man. Dude, Jim Mac, thank you so much, dude. That really makes my day.

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Yeah, you have no idea. Yeah, um, I have, there's two, um, two heroes of wrong word, but there's

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two guys in radio that I have, that have influenced me tremendously. The first, uh, from like 1980,

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81 was Scott Shannon, uh, who was in New York and, um, took Z100, W HTZ from, uh, worst to first

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in the market. And it was, and I was doing radio at the time in Holland, and it was so new,

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so different what he was doing. He was really directing this morning show with multiple personalities

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and pre-produced bits. And it's something that had never been done before. And it was just fantastic.

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You know, even though we laugh about it now, shit, who's calling me this early? Go away.

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you know, I still use the cowbell, but he was a tremendous influence. And, um, and I was fortunate

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to work with him, um, in the, uh, in the late 80s, just as, you know, the whole format of like a

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morning zoo was starting to become very stale and, and just lame. Um, and we still, uh, email with each

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other. Uh, and he's, uh, still, um, running WPLG, not PLJ, 95.5 in, uh, in New York. And so around, uh,

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the time when I actually came to New York in 87. And, uh, and, uh, and I was still very high on, uh,

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on what Scott Shannon was doing, you know, Howard Stern had just kind of risen to the top and was

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kicking everyone's ass in the ratings. And, what Howard Stern was doing, it just blew me away.

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I'm like, I can't listen. This is fantastic. This guy is just talking, just speaking his mind. He's not

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rushing. You know, it's, uh, sometimes he has a band that he plays some music, but you know,

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miss it. It's just, it's open and honest. And I loved it so much. And I so desperately wanted to

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emulate what he was doing, um, no way you can do that on Z100. Although I tried to do it a little bit,

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you know, I did the morning show for a couple of months, but the format, even the processing,

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the sound of that station doesn't really allow for the room to breathe and for you just to talk

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slowly and calmly and have some fun and let the room breathe is really what I'm talking about.

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It was just something Scott Shannon used to say as well. Um, and an MTV, you know, I really,

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I, I love trying to just be honest and and say the stuff that I felt. And because it wasn't live,

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you know, all that good shit, I told you all the good shit on MTV never made it to the air.

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And I was like, well, you can't say that because that might offend someone or, you know,

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that person won't come on the video, music awards was so fucking political. So, um, how it was

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a tremendous influence on me, um, and, and totally drove me, I think, to creating the type of show

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that I'm creating today, uh, just by listening to and enjoying what he's been doing. So the hat,

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to know that he's actually listening, even if it calls me the Big Hared Fag X MTV VGA iPod guy,

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I'll take it. I really will. I'm very, very happy. No shit.

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No, let me do one of these. Hi, this is Brent with Potts Show Radio. 7, 14, 81,

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2, 63, 99, 348, 769. Now, what was the third number I named off?

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You don't remember, do you? I do. That's kind of like what it's like being an artist thrown

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in with a lot of other artists on the show. By the time the show is over, chances are,

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you don't remember who they are. Here on Potts Show Radio, we featured the hottest potstate

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bands on the planet. In each week, we dedicated an entire podcast. There's just one artist.

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So when you're done with the show, you will know more about them than they know about themselves.

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Give us a try. PottsShowRadio.com. 81. I'll just save you the trouble of rewinding. It was 81

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was the third number. I got to think about numbers. I'm really good at remembering those.

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PottsShowRadio.com. See, what do we have here? I got the satellite window closing and just a little bit.

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A lot of people called in about, about what I was talking about, B.T. PottsShow and PottsShow

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in the UK and what PottsShow would be doing in Ireland. And I did make a rather large snafu

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by basically something like an American idiot saying that the Ireland is a part of the UK.

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What I meant really is that Ireland is a part of B.T.s market. Now, let me just,

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let me just go back and say, when we fully launch, which is coming up in,

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what is it? Less than three weeks now.

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We fully launch B.T. PottsShow in the UK. It'll be available worldwide. I mean, you can go to

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B.T. PottsShow.com from Japan, you know, not a problem. But obviously, what we have on the home page

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will be surfacing there, the top results in search. It'll be UK centric. That's the whole point.

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It's like going to google.co.uk. Excuse me. I'm not, I'm not going to say it.

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Now, the part of the deal with B.T. PottsShow is that, you know, we're going to use their marketing

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muscle. You can imagine if you just look at the television in the UK, how much money B.T. spends

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on advertising, on print advertising, television advertising, radio advertising, advertising in the

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tube, advertising on the ceiling. They advertise everywhere. So, you know, one of the big reasons for

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this partnership is, you know, to take advantage of that. And so, we will be wherever B.T.

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Markets, wherever that. Fuck is that. Someone call me and let's go away.

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Crap, how many of you freaked out when you heard that, huh? Go on. Oh, shit. My Skype is ringing.

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Sorry about that. So, anywhere that B.T. has marketing, B.T. PottsShow.com will be marketed there as

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well. And as far as I know, Ireland is a part of the mix. Hi, Adam. This is Gabriel here. I'm from

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Dublin, Ireland. And I was just thinking to D.S.C. 474, where you had to call from Tanya there,

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asking whether B.T. PottsShow was going to be willing at services in Ireland. And I noticed that you

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got a little confused with the why she saw this B.T. wouldn't be involved in bringing

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pod shows, Ireland. And I wasn't quite sure why you were confused about that. And so,

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I looked at your website and I see how you've got an a little line there explaining how

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you're explaining that B.T. PottsShow is in the UK. All of the UK. Just to explain,

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I understand that you haven't been in the UK for a long time. Just to explain, the

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public environment isn't actually in the UK. It's a totally separate independent country.

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Gernsey, like you mentioned there, is a dependency of the Arctic Kingdom, but there are public

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environment isn't. B.T. is only been in Ireland since about the 90s when it took over some

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Irish telecom companies. But it's not actually the Irish division is quite separate. So,

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I don't know, there's a fair point there. Just so, you know, folder.

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Thank you. I would have picked you as a scruncher, actually, but I appreciate you coming clean

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on being a folder. Okay, you know what? I'm even more confused now after listening to that, but

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yes, B.T. PottsShow will also have a marketing presence in Ireland. That's because, you know,

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they're there. So, it's all a part of their bigger vision, which literally is called B.T. Vision

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interestingly enough. I do not want to forget to thank all an engineering and actually,

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just about everyone at Pod Show for the past two days. You know, we had some crap come down.

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It affected everyone. You can imagine if we're not serving shows, besides listeners, producers,

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podcasters, there's advertisers. There's so many different things that come into play.

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And it was a great fire drill. And it was nice to see, you know, the team really pulled together.

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Everyone work on this. I think Richard Brueher, hey, and Joe Carpenter called hundreds of people

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sent out emails, really did everything we could. And that's about the best we can do.

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But really, really appreciate everyone's pulling together and making it. It's just nice,

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man. It's nice to see. We've got a fucking team and a family who give a shit.

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All right. So, the satellite window is closing. Oh, you know, I'll do this real quick for those

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you listening to series.

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All right. Keep those phone calls coming. Those of you on series stars 102, talk to you tomorrow.

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Those of you still hanging out with me. You're going to love this. So it was only two days ago when I

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did my roast recent show. I don't think I haven't looked at stats actually, but and those are fixed

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too, by the way, the stats. So I'm reliably informed. I haven't checked them myself. And I mentioned

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that we had a new sponsor, Splenda, which is, it's a sugar substitute, but it comes in flavors.

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And it's in the yellow packets if you've ever seen them in the sugar at the beverage center,

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at your office, or wherever. And so we've had that at the office now for a while and

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and I have been kind of mixing and matching it. Obviously, I knew that they were going to be a

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sponsor and it's cool that we closed the deal. But what really blows me away is the amount of people

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who responded to that. Oh, no, second. I'll just, I got like a couple emails here. Let me just see.

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I'm using that Google notebook. Have you used that? We just copy stuff from the web and then

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and then you can put it right into a notebook on the browser. It's pretty interesting. All right.

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So here's a sparkle. Hi Adam. You have discovered the ultimate and coffee flavors. The thing

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you really have to do is mixing. Make a big cup of coffee. Let's say a double sense sale at French

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vanilla and hazelnut. Too bad it's not available in the UK over here. You can only get their normal

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stuff. Oh, I wonder what they're going to be rolling out to the flavors, the flavors to the UK.

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Can you bring some over when you come back from the USA? I'd love to have some in sunny Bristol.

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Yeah, I think that's a really good idea. I should take powdery substances with me on the airplane.

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Yeah, they really love me. Andres from Germany says, can't get any here.

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Love to have some. That's cool. And it went even further. I actually got,

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uh, hold on a second. I actually got a really beautiful audio comment about it. Yeah. What's

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this? Hey Adam. This is Ron from zips71101.pocho.com. I just found out about a week ago that I'm,

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I'm diabetic. And of course, that means no sugar, no candy, nothing like that. Zilch, zero,

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gone. You can forget about it. It's not going to happen. I was really bummed out because I really do like

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Coca-Cola. And so, um, a friend told me about, uh, diet Coke with Splenda. You know,

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I kind of turned my nose up and I said, I don't drink diet drinks. And I'm not going to start

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doing that. I'll just do without drink water. She said, no, you really should try it. So I said,

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okay, so my wife went off to the store, picked up a pack of diet Coke with Splenda. And I'm hooked.

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Man, it tastes great. It is really good. And there's no bad after taste. It's wonderful.

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I've also tried Splenda in coffee and tea. And who knows, maybe in the morning, I'll try with

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some kind of cereal. You know, it might, it might be a great thing for me to have for breakfast,

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because as a diabetic, you have to have breakfast. Well, um, also, my wife picked up some sugar-free

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candy made by a wrestle stover. And it was, uh, let's see, these are, um, caramel, mandallians.

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Man, they taste like the real deal. They have Splenda in them. And they won the best taste award

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and it shifts best, dot org for 2006. It's just unbelievable to taste that this candy has.

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And it's all because of Splenda. My wife just told me that she made some homemade soup.

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Vegetable soup. And of course, it has tomatoes. And it has a little bitter taste. So to get the

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bitterness out, she usually has just a little touch of sugar. Well, she told me that she used Splenda.

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I said, well, let me try it. So she had just got it off the stove and, uh, it was still hot.

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And so I went and got me a spoon and took a little dip. Delicious. Unbelievable.

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I can't detect any change in the way she cooked it. It still had that same great taste.

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And now I found out that we have flavor blends with all the different flavors of coffee.

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And I'm not a big coffee drinker, but you know what? I don't mind the blends.

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So if you want to bait a tester coffee, flavor blend drinker, sign me up, because I'm going to try these things.

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By the way, Adam, don't worry about messing up the domain name. I've even done that myself. Who hasn't?

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Uh-huh. So, uh, don't feel bad at all. By the way, folder. I'm not going to tell you if I have

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folder on scruncher. You'll just have to tune in to the next podcast. Find out.

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That's a zip seven one one zero one dot pot show dot com. Sheo, dude. Thank you so much.

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And that you can't write that shit. And now I'm actually intrigued. You know, I'm thinking, I've never been

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anyone to take a sugar substitute because I'm, you know, I'm like, that's it. If you're fat.

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And, uh, maybe I should get a little better education on what sugar can do. I do, I do take sugar

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and my coffee and my tea, yeah, sugar in the morning and sugar in the evening, sugar in the summer

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time. Maybe I should be, uh, maybe I should be doing maybe I should have this blend on my

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wheaties. I don't know. Definitely love to hear from you about that. And once again,

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welcome to blend as a sponsor of the pod show, uh, network. All right, I got one more song before I go,

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uh, actually it was a recommendation from a listener. Hey Adam, uh, Kevin from first person show

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with another song for you and the Charlie listeners. This is a song that I found out about from Shelley

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from Shelley's podcast today. It's a group called The Famous and The Song is Midway.

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Some describe it as a bit of a country punk song. I don't really hear that. I don't hear that

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country, but it's a great song. Rocks and it's got really hilarious lyrics if you listen to the

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words. So I'll be like it and take care. Bye then. Scruncher folder. Oh yeah, folder. Mm-hmm. Okay.

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Yeah, actually, I've played the song before on this very podcast, The Daily Source Code and I do

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love the lyrics because I too before I die will have wanted to have seen the world's smallest horse.

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[ Music ]

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I actually had one of those. The seasy-top kitchen.

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Given to me, buy the guys in the seasy-top. When I interviewed them in 1983, I think.

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So all I need now is to see the fucking little pony thing and then I can kick the bucket, right?

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Everybody thanks so much for listening to the Daily Source Code for today. Adam at potchow.com and

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DailySourceCode.com for the show notes for today. I will talk to you tomorrow, everybody. Bye-bye.

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