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It was a tough day on the beat, murder, scum, clean up the streets, and the king pin was

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still in the loose.

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I got back to my apartment, kicked off my shoes, sat in my favorite chair, and jam the

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earbuds in my ears to listen to the DSC 627.

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With $16 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass, then the next generation radio

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content in my ears.

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

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[ Music ]

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I don't know what you think, but I don't know what you think

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I don't know why you thought of living

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I don't know what you think, but I don't know what you think

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I don't know what you think, but I don't know what you think

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Tom, I had a wild Jesus Rigby.

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Of course, I dipped into the official mashup pool of the Charlie.

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That would be mashuptown.com to find this one for you.

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For episode number 627 of the Daily Source Code mixed up, I had a wild blue Beatles

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Eleanor Rigby, and Eleanor Rigby, and of course to Pashmode's personal Jesus.

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Love that.

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From two time, of course, I put a link in the show notes at Daily Source Code so you

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can find out more.

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And listen to the song over and over and over again.

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Perhaps put it on your iPhone.

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Yeah, yeah.

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That's right.

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I'm here in the UK with nothing but a big iPod iPhone envy.

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You know that if I was in the States, you know, well, I wouldn't stand in line

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for anything.

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And certainly not for food.

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I don't stand in line.

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And not to get something.

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I don't think our parents fought in the Second World War for us to stand in line

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for any reason whatsoever.

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But I certainly would have dropped by today and gotten one.

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In fact, I've already procured one, and it's being FedEx to me, which of course

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has me all nervous because for the first time in my life there's going to be

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a cell phone that you have to activate via iTunes.

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And I do have a US iTunes Music Store account.

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So hopefully that'll work.

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Of course, I am an existing singular customer.

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I believe I'm a business customer, which means my activation is probably going to

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be completely host.

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But we'll see.

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I've been, you know, surfing around, looking at what people are saying about it.

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And it seems that the interface really lives up to the video, which was, of course,

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for me was the most interesting part is, you know, these commercial looks so incredibly

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slick.

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Does the iPhone actually function that slick?

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And that appears to be so.

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I know where he's.

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I, I caressed my E61 eye a couple times over the weekend to make her feel okay.

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She's been performing just beautifully for me.

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Everything's in there, everything I need.

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I'm, I'm hanging in, but well, we'll have to see.

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I'll give you the field test when I receive one, of course.

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I did see the Cali Lewis had a whole bunch of problems getting her account activated.

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Actually, on Twitter, they had a pretty good, uh,

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uh, mosh pit of reviews.

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Uh, and I'd have to say, you know, everyone kind of duck it.

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Hey, it's, uh, 230 in the afternoon on Monday here in the curry manner on the west side of

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G-town.

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I was supposed to take Patricia to rotted down this morning, but the weather is just so bad.

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Now, you may not see it where you are because, you know, it rains and then, you know,

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me a little bit of sunshine that pops through, but then it'll rain again.

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Up top is really, really bad.

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but it's definitely not something you want to be a passenger in.

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In the back, being a passenger, you're going to get thrown about quite a bit.

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like, uh, I don't know, an airbus.

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You won't feel it quite that much as you would in, uh, in the Delta Sierra.

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And this is, um, there's embedded CBs, so that means chemo is nimbus clouds, um,

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embedded in the regular clouds.

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So you could be flying along and thinking, oh, there's a little bit of cloud.

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I'll, you know, I can go round it.

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I'll just go through it and just go, uh, underneath it.

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with all kinds of crap going on.

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that can shoot up, uh, sometimes these things go up until 30, 40,000 feet.

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It would really what can happen is you can come out with bent wings.

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You can be flipped upside down.

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Uh, you can get pelted by hail.

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Uh, you can get struck by lightning.

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There's a lot of crap that goes on and then beautiful, fluffy cotton light clouds.

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The best laid plans seldom become the desired outcome in a perfect world of business.

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Alex controls every situation.

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But when agreements fall to pieces and associates are winding up dead and new world emerges

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and the bitch within finds new life to complete the final plays of the game.

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Relying on the pure powers of sexual persuasion,

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the rules have changed and the lines are crossed between business and the art.

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And the art of sex and the realities of bitchiness.

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From the imagination of Terry Woodard, ASB,

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the art of sex and bitchiness,

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where nothing is safe and the easiest way to befriend a foe is absolute sexual enticement.

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Coming exclusively to pod show this summer,

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the art of sex and bitchiness,

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the erotic murder mystery that will make you second guess who you get into bed with.

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I really recommend you listen to this audio novel.

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It is outstanding.

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I've heard the first episode is up and I listened to it.

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It's actually, yeah, it's a prologue that is up now at ASB.podshow.com.

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Mark Yoshimara Nymkov jumped all over this immediately.

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I got to sign this for pod show press,

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which is an initiative that is starting up as we speak.

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Very similar to the pod-sick music network.

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Only a couple of interesting twists.

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And it will bring a lot more of this very successful format to the network.

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The format of releasing a book in audio form,

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episodically, chapter by chapter by chapter by chapter by chapter.

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Chapter by chapter by chapter by chapter by chapter.

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That's why we call it audio novels.

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Really listen to this.

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It's sexy.

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It's hot.

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It's like one of those fobio books.

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Only you're listening to it.

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And it adds some kind.

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So you have your hands free, basically.

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Hey, so I couldn't bring Patricia over.

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So I called the KLM and booked her business class ticket.

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For the one reason, really, so she could get around all the other crap lines.

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Of course, he throws still a little busy.

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Not that bad.

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I have to say terminal four.

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But man, there's a whole other set of cops that are outside now.

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It's not those, it's not, it's no Tommy with a Billy Club and one of those high helmet hats.

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These guys are like bad ass.

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So I've taken a picture.

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I was afraid to probably get beat up on the spot.

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They got massive hardware with them.

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These guys, just in general are massive.

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They've been growing some different kind of cops here in the UK, my friends.

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So by the, actually, she probably is just about landing now.

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And she'll be going for the rest of the week, which leaves me in charge of the manner,

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which is always a tough job.

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As you know, I can never get the cats in at night.

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I can, I'm glad I get my daughter in at night.

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She's off to go look at her new school, which should be going to in a couple of months.

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And I'm all alone.

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Just me alone in the attic with my trucker friends.

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Oh, the random.

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I got two times.

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Two.

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Two times here, man.

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I just want my quick comment on the UK versus Bob Joe on video side.

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It's you two versus Bob Joe on video side, buddy.

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And say that, Bob Joe is lacking a lot on the interactivity on the people.

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It's watching the videos being able to comment.

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Yep.

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And a live active counter and stuff for this.

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And that, you know, like, it's worth on YouTube.

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I make a lot of video stuff.

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My travels and a lot of pod save music with some of them.

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And make music videos even.

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And then trucker two times.

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I think took a.

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Took a nod from a trucker Tom and has been creating videos of pod save music.

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Well, road videos, basically, which are really.

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Yes.

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They're awesome.

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You know, I put these these things in a channel and just playing one after another.

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You get some great music and some entertaining visuals.

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At least you get to see the world.

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At least the North American part of it.

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Of course, I give the creative stuff out of the pod safe music and the orders and stuff.

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It done that.

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But they're all up on YouTube.

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I raise a few of it on pod, so.

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But can't tell if anybody's even looking at it or not, though.

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So, you know, been a show off.

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You know, like, see, if they're even being noticed or what.

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But that's one of the suck less items.

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I think there could be help with pod show.

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And I want to bring it to your page.

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Man, see what your thoughts on that is.

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So, just let you know, though, by the way,

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I am a proud member of the folder, society.

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Crazy folder, society.

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And I'll tell you later, man.

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I'm back quiet.

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Catch on rebound.

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Yeah, I think I understood where your question was.

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So you said that we're doing okay on the videos that you upload.

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Not to a show, but just the videos that are converted into flash and are embeddable.

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In fact, I think our quality kicks YouTube's ass time and time again.

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And we're going to do the 16 by nine player as well.

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That's all common, damn it.

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But indeed, there's no view count.

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When you go to your videos, you can't see how many times it was viewed.

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So itself, it's not visible either, however.

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So this, of course, that's a mistake.

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Of course, that's being worked on.

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You can't, if you know the title of your video, search for it in video.

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So you go to the search box and then type in the name of the video and then select video and then hit search.

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Because the number of views are tallied up in the search results.

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So the information is there, the information is in the system, but it's not surfacing the right place yet.

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I told you that fuckers built upside down.

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So that is forthcoming and you'll be able to see.

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But right now, just as a crutch, you can take a look at how many people have viewed it.

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I was amazed because I did go through a number of videos that I had posted.

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And yeah, there were like a couple with 18, 19,000 different views.

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A couple with four, 5,000.

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A lot more than I thought, actually.

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And I appreciate it.

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Talker to time for you sending.

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You comment and we're staying on the road for a minute.

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Hey, Adam, what's up?

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Trucker Tom here.

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Been listening to you talk about the channels feature the pod show website.

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I've kind of been scouring the web and scouring iTunes and scouring pod show for HD content for my Apple TV and to play on my computer.

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I got the idea of setting up a channel that's nothing but Apple TV HD video content.

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And as I find new video podcasts, HD video podcasts, I want to be adding those into the mix.

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So I think that's a very interesting use for the channel concept.

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Of course, you can find my audio podcast at truckertompodcast.com.

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We'll catch you later.

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This is exactly what I hope would happen.

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Exactly.

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Trucker Tom, thank you so much.

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I did check out your HD video channel.

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Looks awesome.

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I'm going to post a link.

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Actually, I'll post a number of links.

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I'll post an RSS link and an iTunes link.

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On in the show notes at dailysourcecode.com.

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So people can click on that and then immediately subscribe and iTunes, which of course will make it available on your Apple TV.

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And also put the RSS feed in there for the the loyalist under us who were void anything from Cooper Tino when it comes to HD.

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Yeah, I did a little bit more work over the weekend on the channels.

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I also posted a video on curry.com of project cheddar.

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So you see what's coming and how that's going to change.

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And I'm very excited about it because this is something that we expect from the very beginning.

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It's the entire architecture of the site is built around channels and built around RSS.

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And now finally we're figuring out how to surface that stuff and what people want.

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And well, of course, someone's going to come along and piss on my parade.

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Let's have a word with the nylon spreading the news with the smile on where the roll is right.

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We go for light.

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Let's listen to the nylon.

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Hey, Adam, I got cut off.

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I'm going to try again.

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And my point is enough with the channels.

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I didn't ask for channels.

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Who asked for the channels?

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Ah, you see.

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Let me stop you right there, nylon.

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A lot of people have been asking you about the channels.

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I haven't really asked for channels, but I've been asking about the channels.

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And I think that this is going to be a real revolution in the way you collect and the way you share.

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And the way you discover new programming.

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So who asked for it?

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I did.

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Bitch.

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The geeks are running the country company.

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You need to hire a heavy, heavy marketing person.

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Yeah.

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Who would launch channels at the same time that you're launching a huge survey to find out what your listeners want?

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Again, nylon.

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Go take another look, man.

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Channel's have been there from day one.

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So this is a natural path of progression through an iterative process with the users of the site.

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A lot of the audience, but I have to say a lot of them podcasters.

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And we'll only get more information and more data as we surface these things in a useful way.

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And then, of course, when we have the survey, we'll be able to ask questions about it.

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Because it's not one surveyed, Dork.

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It's a super panel.

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It's an ongoing process.

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You'll get the test out new advertising.

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New ways of advertising.

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New songs.

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It's a continuous panel.

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In fact, the next survey is going up very, very soon.

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I understand.

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So have you signed up yet, nylon?

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I would have thought you would have held your resources.

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You found it.

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What listeners want it?

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And then jumped on those top four or five priorities.

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Who asked for channels?

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I don't want a channel.

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Yeah.

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B.C.

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You don't know what you want.

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You don't know what's good for you.

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It's a feature, dude.

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So it's not supposed to take away.

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It's only supposed to add.

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All right.

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The other thing is, I have a channel.

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You know what my channel is called?

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My channel is called iTunes.

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Yeah.

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Unfortunately, you don't have a lot of control over the way your shows display

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and iTunes and the way they play.

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Unless you're doing exactly what we're setting out to do here,

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which is making playlists, playlists of stuff.

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And still, it's not going to be automatic because you have no control over how many episodes

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come through from a single feed.

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So you can't really create an entertainment experience that is tailored to time,

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that is tailored to interest.

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And one that you can easily share without overburdening people's experience,

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because there would just too much media flowing all around.

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And of course, iTunes is fantastic.

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It's like, what did Job say?

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There's like 500 million copies of iTunes?

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Absolutely.

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But if you want to make the process of managing what's in your iTunes,

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and thus your iPod, and thus your iPhone, and thus your Apple TV,

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you may want to give our channels a try,

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subscribe to one channel, and let Ponsho do the rest.

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I click on a new channel, technology channel, entertainment,

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and I get my shows.

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Yeah.

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You're missing the point.

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I don't have to figure out what I want.

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If I even click on DSC, it tells me of people who also click,

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you know, subscribe to Twitch and Dignation, and others.

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Yeah.

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But how limiting is that?

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Because that's exactly what you're going to get from those types of recommendations.

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And for those types of recommendation engines,

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what you want to see is who else has DSC in their channel?

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And then you want to go look at their channels.

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It's like the old Napster.

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And by the way, that was pretty freaking awesome.

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Well, I have a channel.

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I don't need a sub channel.

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So you're being particle-ed by the geek.

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Say, develop the bell and whistle.

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You rush it out.

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Come on.

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And again, this is not a bell and whistle.

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This has been there from day one.

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Oh, then take it.

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Here's where I think you need to focus.

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You're finally some advice.

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Need to say, our goal is to get one million unique listeners

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per show for all top productions.

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Well, one million depends on how you count it.

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But on a daily basis, we're doing well more than a million in audience

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across the board.

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So we might want to set our heights a little higher than you're recommending.

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And if something doesn't lead you in that direction,

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don't do it.

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So stop being a technology like company and become a listener like company.

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And the other reason why I know the geek's around the show

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and you don't have a heavy, heavy marketing person,

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you'll say, don't I miss a city out there looking for a job?

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Do you have a company hire him?

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Oh, dude.

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Dude, what are you taking me for, Nylon?

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Just what do you take me for?

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Do you not think that I didn't reach out immediately day one?

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And what do you think my meetings in New York were about?

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Dork?

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That gets you to pass the amount of unique listeners.

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By the way, I'm just not sitting around waiting for a job, okay?

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Not true.

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It is not that simple.

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Or not as simple as your thought process.

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Don't hire a print journalist with no track record of innovation.

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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Who by the way said, shoot Apple stock, which I'm,

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wouldn't have been a good idea this week?

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Well, now this tells me that you're obviously not a financial analyst.

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You didn't even, you didn't even take the time to look at the Apple stock.

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Yeah, sure it opened up a little bit on Friday.

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And it closed down pretty much where it opened, you know?

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And by the way, you should know.

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You sell on the news and buy on the rumor.

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To revolutionize your content.

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So, I don't need channels, you know, who needs it?

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Yeah.

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Give me compelling content.

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High quality and things you'll listen to.

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And don't give me podcasting features that only 8,000 podcasts will do it about.

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And to hell, funny enough.

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You're such a dick!

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Whoa!

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He's an island.

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I'll spark an expatriate.

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He's in London, but he's from New York.

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Whoa!

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He's an island.

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Can't you pursue an island?

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He's in London, but he's from New York.

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Today is an island segment brought to you by Coca-Cola.

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This summer, when you buy Coke, you get music.

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You can win an iPod or free songs on iTunes.

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Might as well get something out of the bastard, eh?

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We'll just sponsor him.

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Ah, yes.

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I still waiting for some responses, by the way.

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Has anyone used that code in the UK?

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Have you entered your code?

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To see if you can win an iPod or free songs, please.

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Let me know.

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Call it into the voice mail line.

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If you're in the UK, here's a handy reminder for the number to call.

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If you're going to call it and tell me if you won't free tunes on iTunes.

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Or an iPod.

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Plus 4, 4, 2, 0, 7, 16, 1, 3, 7, 5, 3, plus 4, 4, 2, 0, 7, 6, 8, 1, 3, 7, 5, 3.

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Looks like I picked a wrong week, please.

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Yeah.

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Today is Monday, July 2, 2007.

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A date that I will forever remember.

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Last year, in fact, the second fell on a Sunday.

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I remember it very well because this is the day one year ago today that my mother passed away

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of lung cancer.

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After a pretty fucked up ride, I have to say.

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Luckily, all of her children were there.

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Well, if you just go back in time about a year and listen to this.

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Actually, if you listen to the podcast from a year ago, you'll hear how I felt about it.

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Everyone was so incredibly nice.

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Friend and foe, I would have to say.

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And today, again, no different.

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People are sending me messages of support, text messages, emails.

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Very, very nice.

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Everyone remembers my mom with her butterfly hang up.

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And everyone's sending nice little messages about butterflies.

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So I really, really do appreciate it.

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And of course, I want to play a song that will remind me of my mom.

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I think I played this a year ago, so it's pretty much going to be one of those tunes that

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is a part of the soundtrack of my life.

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[ Music ]

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There's to remind me what I'm playing for

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I don't feel like doing any more show today

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Adam and podshow.com DailySourceCode.com

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I'll talk to you guys tomorrow, bye-bye

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Another podshow podcast, stick it in your ear