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Already a hit state side now you can check out the following podcast and good old

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was $60m worth of air planes strapped to my ass, then the next generation radio content

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

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Ah, nothing like a little bit of cowbell.

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You get to go on on a Tuesday.

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Everybody how you doing?

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So that a source code coming to you from Curry Cottage in the affluent suburb of Surrey

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known as Gulford.

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That's Cherry Swade from Ontario, Canada, and not a day goes by.

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Thank you very much to Brian, no for suggesting that a no secret there, the influences

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has listed on the on the pontsive music network.

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Of course, links to that in the show notes at dailysourcecode.com influences Brian Adams,

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Bon Jovi, Deflopper, and the Beatles, Bibles.

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You know what's so cool?

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Every single time I do the cowbell because of the the microphone set up and the compression

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and everything.

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You know, if I hit the cowbell really hard, then it'll, you know, I got to find the right

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mix for the music.

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And so I take the the cowbell and my drumstick and I turn away from the microphone.

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But when I do that, I'm looking straight at my mom, picture of my mom here on my desk

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and she's looking back and she's always smiling at me and I can just hear her almost

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thinking, he's so idiot.

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Mr. Mom for the next couple of days Patricia's off again to Rotterdam to go and practice rehearsal

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for her.

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I think she's doing two different dances, I don't know if it's two or three, two for

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sure for dancing with the stars, which will be the year and episodes in the Netherlands

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and she's very excited and of course she's out to win too and I think she's going to do

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it.

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She's really, she's so good at this stuff even though she's not trained at dancing.

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She's just, she's got the rhythm, you know what I'm saying?

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Hey, portions of this podcast are definitely not family friendly to me tell you right

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now that even though you may find portions of today's show extremely humorous, some

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of the topics discussed in the daily source code may not be appropriate for young ears

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and may be very difficult to explain but since we're kind of in a, won't we do this?

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We're, we're getting, here we go, we're this work, we're getting kind of into a, into a holiday

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group here.

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This is horrible, it's like, don't we have a better Christmas, Christmas music?

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What's this Christmas Eve at the club, maybe this will sound better, let's try this.

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We're getting into the holiday vibe here, everybody, there really is a lot of love going

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around in the Pod Show family, of course we have thousands of shows now who are podcasting

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out to the universe and sending you all kinds of good cheer for the holidays and well,

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you know, you can always count on my fellow podcast network producers to make me feel really

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nice and warm and, and just a part of their family and some people love this time of year.

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Here's an example for a good tidings and holiday cheer from our Los Angeles chapter.

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One thing, I never want to miss is Adam Curry's, Mary Mary Fistmus, oh yeah.

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When Adam gets back to San Francisco, I'm gonna buy some stock in Chrisco,

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there's big Christmas grin and holiday chuck goes ill tear up your o-ring with his

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When he gets started it's hard to make him stop. He'll treat you like Sherry Lewis,

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treated lamb chop because he's bringing joy to all the girls and boys with a rubber ball gag and

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the bag of sex toys. On his belt you'll see some missile toe and he's got his hand inside your

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Cheerio and maybe while you let him deck your halls he'll give you a reach around and tickle your balls

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it's oh yeah. Adam Curry's, Mary Mary Fistmus, insert cowbell here.

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He's making a fist and greasing it twice and when he's all done you'll probably need ice.

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He knows if you've been folding, he knows if you might scrunch and if you're really lucky he'll

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give you a don't get bunch. Oh yeah. Adam Curry's, Mary Mary Fistmus.

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That's a real sing along. Mary Mary Fistmus, Mary Mary Fistmus.

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Happy Fistmus everybody. Mark I think we need to find some more things for you to do there.

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Mary Fistmus Adam in the shock. Adventist Beach. Hey it's not like I didn't warn you okay?

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Let's see what's going on some things that haven't seen a lot of post on around the net,

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not yet at least. The first one is something happening here in the UK as reported by BBC,

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the Everettrustworthy BBC. There was a lobby. I believe led by Sir Cliff Richard

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to extend copyright in the United Kingdom to 95 years instead of the present 50 years.

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And so now an independent review is going to recommend that these terms are not extended.

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What this means and I understand where Sir Cliff is coming from by the way because he did

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songs when he was 15, 16 years old. It probably even could even be older than that. Maybe even

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when he was 17 or 18 and that was 50 years ago. In fact, it was at 2008 and back in the day

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and we're talking like late 50s, Cliff Richard was without a doubt the British Elvis Presley.

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I mean he was the shit and chicks loved him and guys loved everyone loved Sir Cliff. He wasn't a

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certain. Everyone loved Cliff Richard. And so understandably he's saying hey what the fuck!

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So when these things, when the copyright expires 50 years after their creation,

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what that means that anyone can do anything they want with those songs in the public domain.

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These were those songs we'll go. So automatically they could be played on podcasts. I wouldn't

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mind playing summer holiday. That'd be kind of fun. Of course Sir Cliff will make no money on these

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anymore. And so I understand his gripe about that. I don't know if he's making a shitload of money

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off of summer holiday anymore. But I can understand certainly if someone were to do a remake.

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I remember the young ones did a remake of summer holiday. It went to number one in many countries

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around the world. So if that were to happen again then he'd obviously he would miss out and I

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can understand where that's a farmer. But at the same time think about the wealth that he'll be adding

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to the public domain literally by his songs coming into into that realm and being able to be

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used and passed on and shared with the younger generation. I have no idea who Cliff Richard is

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besides that old queen that keeps popping up. So I haven't seen a lot of news about that. And by the

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way I think we'll see a lot more of these songs coming to the public domain over the next couple

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years. I'm not quite sure what it is in the States now because that got so convoluted.

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Sonny Bono was of course one of the people who passed legislation to extend copyrights. It's

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basically a way for hollywood to have an edge. And that's okay. Don't mind. We don't really

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need your shit necessarily but it'll be fun to be able to share. And this caught my attention yesterday

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as a story on MacanN.com that Apple is apparently has filed for a patent on the concept

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of a podcatcher. And if you read it, it literally describes what iPod or lemon did, what iPod or

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did. In fact, I think we could even argue the case that radio user land, the day-winer created,

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that that even supersedes any patent attempts. And I looked at that and I said to myself, you know,

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I think we should stop this. I mean, it wouldn't be fucking horrible if all the work that all

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these developers spent on making this work and integrating it with Apple's product, if the

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the patents were given to Apple, which of course is ludicrous because there's so much prior art

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of this technology synchronizing. You know, iPod literally says, down automatically,

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downloading podcasts, synchronizing it to a portable device. And we were doing all of that every single bit

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of it. So I have asked our attorneys to form an opinion on how to block this because I think we should.

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And well, of course, there's always one guy who can always trust in the case like this to weigh in

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with his explicit commentaries.

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Comic strip, comic strip, comic strip, comic strip, comic strip, comic strip, all right,

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hitting C.S.B. Hi Adam Curry. When you woke up today, can you notice this each in your

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ennus? Oh, yo, yo, some utterness wrote you a bad damn when you were sleeping. Who could it be?

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Yes, it was Steve Jobs from Apple Corporation. He tickled your ego by inviting you to creation

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of potfinder and hands podcast. And in meantime, Apple's lawyers were busy screwing up secretly

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you personally Adam and whole pod of fear. Adam, I kindly ask you to stop sucking cock of

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Steve Jobs and to oppose Apple's evil actions like patenting of iPoder. Recently,

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I noticed on Wikipedia entry about Jeremy's effort and that he is one of inventors of podcasting.

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If it will go on, then soon nobody will even know that you had something to do with invention

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of podcasting and a stood as fetching MP3s from RSS automatically to media player. Adam,

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just listen to me. You're genuine friend. Yo. Yo. Well, let me just say,

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first of all, I don't believe that I think this is just an automatic process, which of course is

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exactly what Apple should be doing. Everything they create needs to go through a process and if it can

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be trademarked, if it can be a registered trademark, if it can be a patent, that I think that's pretty

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much automatic. So I don't fault the corporation for doing that, but I'm not going to let it happen.

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And by the way, add Kevin Marx to the list as well. All these people who created prior art,

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what I commit today is that Pod Show will put up resources and funds to keep the entire concept

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of a pod catcher in the public domain. I'm not quite sure if we have to make it. I mean,

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the script I created iPoder was always open source from day one very clear. So, this patent

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fuck you. It's not going to happen. Pod Show is going to put their money where their mouth is and

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stop that. That will not take place.

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I'm in that used to suck so bad and the pleasure. And I went into the bathroom and got myself off,

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biting my lips the whole time because nobody would hear me. As the pod bother saves the world,

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as only a former MTVVJ can with extreme prejudice. You are such a dickweed. Get the fuck out of my office.

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Deep in the bowels of the curry cottage, plans are set. Splendid consumed and soon humanity will

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experience a reckoning. That usually fucks companies up. For the next year there's going to be a

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lot of turmoil and radio, trim everything down, get rid of the quote, excess fat, which is usually

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comes in the form of chop people up into bits. So, I think this is the time we need to strike

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drunk. Don't miss this daily event because if you do fuck you, Adam Curry and the daily source code.

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This show is fucking awesome. This podcast is rated gigas.

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All right, it's episode 505 of your daily source code of course. I say it's your daily source code

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because you completely contribute to it and it does one way for you to do it if you live in an

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UK pay attention, sing along and put this in yourself. So while we're here talking about the UK,

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David, who sent in that David Graham, who sent in that six minute long comment. Yes,

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today about Chris Moiles, the BBC, what they can and can't do with podcasts. Here at the call,

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he edited it down to three minutes. Okay, let's listen. Hi, Adam. Listen to the feedback you

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received from your listeners about the mention you got from Radio 1 DJ Chris Moiles. I have to

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apply and make some corrections. Our response from one of your listeners called James made out

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the Chris Moiles was against podcasting and saw no future in it. This is incorrect. Chris

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actively promotes his podcast which in turn educates the public about podcasting. Chris would love

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to do a original content for his podcast, but BBC rules restrict him from doing so and the following

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explains this. It's the new and improved podcast this week and I'll tell you what how this works

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and I'm going to explain to you exactly the truth, right? Who dug his currently loading it on

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to the website as we speak? Here's how it works. The podcast through somebody's bizarre BBC rule

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states that we can't have any new material on the podcast. It's all going to be stuff that we put

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out on the radio. So to get around this this morning, so what do you got this morning,

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the new show? It's between half three and four. We played out what will be today's podcast.

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So technically what? No, it has been broken out. So therefore we can put it on. Yeah, so every week

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half three to four in the morning on a Friday morning, we'll put the podcast out on the air.

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Another lesson I call Chris Moiles Home of Public, which I also think is untrue.

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Listening to Chris for over five years now, I cannot understand where these comments have come from.

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Probably the tabloid media. Chris has a gay day producer who often picks on him for show entertainment.

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The producer. Oh, please. This is the song my best friends are gay excuse.

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There's no problem with this as it's normal show banter, but listeners who don't listen that often

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may think it's because he is gay who knows. Thank you. I do like it. And you know,

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cause it's cool to have a human being on the show. Oh, well, but it is because I'm hated by

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that's why I'm a homophobic brother. Yeah, I know, I hear that. Yeah, I hear that. I hate all the

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gays. But you want to meet Ali? No, to be fair, let's just clear the song. I don't give him. I don't have

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care what your anybody's sexual orientation is. I really don't care. I do hate Alan, though.

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Nothing to do with his gay. He was bisexual, stray, acesial. What bother me? The slide

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is I still find them irritated with a huge ego. My final question is the statement that Chris

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wears a little there. Again, which I think is untrue. The majority of time, it's Chris's guess

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who swear on air not actually him. But again, the media headlines it so it sounds like he was a

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one with the foul mouth. Well, there you have it Adam. You can make your mind up what you really think

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Chris is like. I find it interesting that listeners who obviously don't listen to Chris's show

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find it acceptable to comments on something that they don't listen to. I find that odd. Anyway,

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this has been David Graham from Dorset England, who some of say has been corrupted by Chris

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Mose. Grunge. Yeah, of course you're a scruncher. Not you're absolutely right. I don't know Chris

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Mose. I've not listened to his show enough. So you've certainly given me a different perspective and I

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appreciate it. And I'm still watching. I'm a celebrity get me out of here, which I think is

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four more nights. And David guessed lies in manellies of former husband is still in there. Boy,

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what was I wrong about this guy? This guy is fucking funny. He's really funny and he's endearing

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and he's very American at the same time. Not at all the liquid I thought he was. And you know,

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and even through the lens of, even through the television camera, you know, you still end the

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way. It's edited. You still don't really know what someone's like, but I certainly have a much better

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idea. Well, here you go. Throw Chris Mose in the jungle. That's an idea. Hey, Minks, Genevieve

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and I wanted to call you up and tell you the good news. Really? What's the world cast? Just cut

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sign up at the pod show network. Yep. Just cut the contract in the mail today. Going to be at

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a rope.potcho.com. Awesome. Did this be what I think it means? No, no, we're not changing anything.

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Still covering all kinds of rope bondage. Thank you so much. I think she needs interviews with the

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experts. Talk about politics and performance art and, of course, I'll still ask you both as the

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official rope sluts to be my assistance. Thanks. I mean, yes, sir. But are we care about

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if Adam Curry? Wait, Minks, you should see great answers. Thanks. No, don't tell me you signed

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it without making it. But both of you, I couldn't very well demand exclusive bondage rights

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to Adam Curry. Now, could I? Why not? Was it not what I've done? It's can't believe

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let you talk to me to that where my, and then you, hey, you, you enjoyed that. Well, yeah, but

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you promised me Adam Curry. You promised me Adam would. Hey, hey, we're not even really sure

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he's actually kinky. Okay. That's just rumors. I don't care. Me either. You either get us

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Adam Curry or you can take a rope cast and shove it up. All right. All right. Well, Adam,

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you know where to find me. Great answer. And the rope cast at rope dot podshow dot com. No,

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Adam Curry. Yes. Welcome to the network rope cast. Uh-huh. Now, I'm not, I'm kinky, but not

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it. I'm not into rope at all, but I saw some of the pictures at rope dot podshow dot com.

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I also found your hidden video cast. I wouldn't mind hanging out with you guys.

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I can tie in or I pretty mean not a chic shank.

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It's, you know, it's interesting. I said to the to Richard Brueh and Joe and our talent

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department. I said, you know, I, I want an erotic a channel. I want, especially since it gets

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no play on iTunes, I want a proper erotic a channel. Can I just say, I think the guys are

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really, really delivering this time. Good job, boys. Good job. Okay.

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Sadly, Windows now officially closed. It's just you and I, my friends and the juries.

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You know, this kind of sounds like one of those songs that's running out of copywriting.

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Yeah, the Jerry's and change your mind from the pod save music network.

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I don't know what it is about those guys.

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I played a different song by then earlier.

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Was it Friday, maybe?

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Remember what day?

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I like him.

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I really like the way they sound.

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Uh, what was it going to say?

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I got a nice note and my checks back.

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I tell you that from from the camera, the camera police who who snapped me,

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speeding, they're saying that I have to get a UK equivalent license.

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120 pound fine with my check because it's two fines each, 60 pounds each.

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Then they'll take off six points off of my license and pack to me.

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So I'm like, and now, of course, since, you know, this has to happen within some,

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I guess some agreeable amount of time, I'm already getting all kinds of, you know, legal

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notices that I'm going to, basically going to jail is what's going to happen.

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So I'm going to see if I can, if I can, I got a, I feel like shit today.

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I got, I've been running a fever for two days, but sometimes this week I have to

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have to take care of this, I have to get it done along with all the services that

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have to be changed as we move to the new cottage.

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I've got to get to bandwidth set up.

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I've got to get to the sky, satellite TV set up.

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Oh, man, this is just so much, it has to be done.

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But that's just my personal life.

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There's stuff to be done professionally as well.

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Some good news regarding accessibility of podshow plus I'm so happy that someone

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called in with this information.

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Adam listening to 504 and just one thing that if we use in your text, this drawing or

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your beautiful flash content, there is an accessibility panel where you can put

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like shortcuts and tab in that description so that screen readers can actually interact

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with a content, just sort of getting my sense of the show holder.

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Thank you.

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Thank you so much.

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Okay, I'm all over this.

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I had no idea I bet you the developers didn't know or weren't thinking about it.

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This is great news.

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And quite honestly, I could hardly imagine that Adobe, with its 98 or 99% penetration

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of flash on all computers in the known universe, that they wouldn't have baked in some

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accessibility stuff.

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So apparently it's in there.

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I will have the boys and girls look at it.

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I promise you, let's get this done already, let's get this stuff working for people.

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And this is where this was supposed to queue up, but there we go.

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Yeah, what's up AC is, Jersey Todd, the official musicologist of the Chacha.

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Hey listen, coming off the ton of blues of 35th birthday party last Friday, I had to bring

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you a special midweek song to the Daily Source code, and I just had to get this song up

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to you today.

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I couldn't wait till Friday, the artist is Peter Mulvey out of Wisconsin.

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His new album, The Nuckleball Sweet, well it's out on signature sounds.

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The songs are absolutely wonderful and I'm telling you, you got to check them out.

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The song that I'm going to give you today, growing the high tops, is going to give

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of their artists of the Podsate music network, because they have got some absolutely amazing

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Hey, I'll see you guys on Friday, but right now this is Peter Mulvey on The Daily Source

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