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Ladies and gentlemen, Islanders
of iPod, behold our new
sovereign leader, bow down for
the

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Earl of everybody, the Duke of
Doyle, the parent of broadband,
the Sultan of Starbucks,

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the king of his castle, and the
tyrant of peace-pilling, but
most of all, the prince of

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pod, Mr. Adam Curry!

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Adam Curry!

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Please obey his rule for he
shall punish you at SIGTO YOU
AGAIN!

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Get ready baby, oh Adam, Adam,
oh, it's the daily source code!

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Everybody, it's Monday, it's
December 13th, 2004, welcome to
the daily source code where

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users and developers party
together on feeling good
friends, family, world leaders.

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I know you're all listening to
this podcast.

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It's time for your source code.

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I got everything I want, right
here, right here in my cottage,
baby, I got my tea and

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I have it on the other side of
the wire, so we won't have the
horrific tea-spilling accident,

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reprise the low-echatars, cannot
handle it whatsoever, man, I got
a jam-pack show for you,

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actually took a screenshot of my
flat panel display that I have
on the low-echatars, so

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you can see how many different
sound clips I have lined up for
today's show.

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It's about 20 hours, it's about
20 hours, it's about 20 hours,
it's about 20 hours, we've got

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comments, we've got music, we've
got feedback, we've got lots of
stuff to talk about,
particularly

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well, we've got so much feedback
on the trade secrets that the
David I did, I got to talk

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about that a little bit, see
what else do we have lined up.

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It's just an incredible amount,
you know, particularly because
on Friday I did the podcast

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from Studio A8 with Anneli,
Anneli Nuitts, who, by the way,
she's not a reporter from

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wired, she's a journalist and
she's a writer, and she was
hired by wired to do this
particular

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piece.

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Ah, this profile on me, the
profile of the Prince of Bob.

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Okay, this actually tells you a
little bit more about this show.

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Greetings, program!

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It's not any time for a drum
song, because we use it.

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I'm completely operational, and
all my circuits are functioning
perfectly.

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I'm certainly in the mood for a
party.

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No time for that now, the
computer's starting, can you
please program us out of the
system?

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Shall we play a game?

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My user has information that you
can make this a free system
again.

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It's party time!

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Yeah, for me the RT, why?

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Because I got up!

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This is your daily source code.

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Yeah.

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Hey, bud!

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This party!

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Wow!

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Your users and developers are
party together.

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Oh, I can't thank you guys
enough for all the shit you send
in to me, it makes

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my job so wonderfully easy.

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One of the things that I've been
getting a lot of feedback on is
download issues with

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the source code.

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There's about time that we
talked about this on the show,
because at first I thought,

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well, look, there's so many
people subscribing, there's got
to be a certain percentage

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that will just fall by the
wayside, and I think that's
still a part of the issue here.

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But I have seen myself, and
we're also using the same
servers for Don and Drew, and

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I know we've offered it to cover
Bill, I don't know if cover Bill
needs any help yet.

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But I have seen some
intermittent download issues,
and I'm not quite sure, I'm
pretty

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sure it's not our server,
because we've got a server
that's doing nothing else, but

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just sitting there and serving
up files.

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We have an unmetered pipe on
that server.

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Now, granted that there's a
limitation to it, and I think
that we're, see, they're 20

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30 megabit pipe, which should be
enough.

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I mean, what's happening here is
there's so many people trying to
grab these files at

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the same time that it is slowing
down.

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The slowness is not a problem,
when it stops, that's when it
clearly is a problem, and

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something that we've got to
figure out.

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I really don't know what could
be doing this other than, well,
it's still, of course,

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it could be the server itself,
although I doubt it, it's just
getting hammered by requests,

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but it's not really that.

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I have my doubts about it being
the bandwidth provider, because
that seems just like,

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it's okay, the bandwidth is
there, somewhere there's
something taking place, it's not

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right, and there's another thing
that we probably should look at,
and lots of comments and

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emails about this in the
production show notes for this
particular source code, is we
need

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resumable downloads, because I,
you know, with my, as too far as
of thus yet, still deprived,

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or bandwidth deprived situation,
I've had a lot of time to play
around with what works

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and what doesn't work, and most
podcasts, by the way, are so
popular, and I guess even

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more than a couple hundred
people subscribing is popular
enough to crunch most pipes

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throughput, that they're really
not coming in that much faster
than modem speeds, depending

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on when your iPodder is grabbing
this stuff, of course.

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So if I run my iPodder at night,
I pretty much get everything I
want in the morning,

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even though it's coming over a
phone line, because it's still
bringing it in sequentially.

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So if you sleep eight or nine
hours, I pretty much get the
podcast I need, because it could

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take an hour for, an hour for
basically a 40, 45 minute to an
hour podcast to come

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in, depending on how it was
encoded.

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But sometimes shit does just
happen, particularly on dial-up,
you know, you get kicked off,

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bandwidth just goes away
temporarily, and I think that's
something that we need to look

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at in our iPodders in the, you
know, basically the iPod,
catching the podcasting clients

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is, how do we ensure that if
it's something breaks, that it
continues to try and get it,

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or at least gives up after a
smart, something after ruleset,
something that really means

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it's not available, because if
this is happening to me, it may
be happening to Don and

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Drew, and it could be happening
to a number of people.

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And I actually, I created my, my
really real poor man's iPodder
in OSX on the command line.

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This is a wonderful command
called Curl, CURL, and if you
give it a URL, and so let's

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just say I give it a URL of an
MP3 file, what you want to do is
you want to give it an

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OSWITCH, a capital O and a
capital C. The capital O, so
basically you do Curl space
minus

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capital O, which means it's
going to output the same name
as, as it is when you're
downloading

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it, and then the minus C switch
means it's going to check and
see if it, if it, if it

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has to resume this download, and
it works really, really well.
I've been using it, so I had

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this whole list of URLs that
have stuff that I want to
download that aren't necessarily

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iPodder subscriptions, just
stuff that I've seen, maybe
coming through an
audio.weblogs.com.

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So I added to this list of URLs,
and if I want to do something
else, because of course,

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that's the problem if you're
downloading MP3s, you don't
really have a lot of bandwidth
left

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over to do anything else, or
basically you don't, certainly
not the porn that I'm used

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to do on download. So then you
just hit Control C, and it stops
that, and then you can

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fire up that process again, and
it picks up where it left off.
So, resume will download,

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something we definitely got to
look at in the iPodder
community. And so Melts, we got

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to keep our eye on, is these
damn mashups, man. I love them.
Check this out. It's a mashup

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from SmashUp Derby. What the
fuck is going on? Jet Lady Joe.
On the source code.

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That would be your day to source
code, but Monday, December 13th.

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[ Music ]

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SmashUp Derby. Jet Lady Joe.
What the fuck is going on?

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I'm listening to my own show. I
listen back to it on my iPod.

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I'm going to rewind that. Listen
to it again. I suggest you do
the same.

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Welcome back. How good was that?

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I have to apologize because so
many cool things were sent in.

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I thought I'd kind of organized
a lot of the emails.

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What happens often is someone
will send something like this
Jet Lady Joe.

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This mashup, smashup Derby.

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And it'll come in an email and
then I will save the MP3.

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And I thought I'd save the email
that went along with this, but
clearly I didn't.

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This is my pathetic attempt at
an excuse.

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Podcast. Podcast. Podcast.

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Podcast. Open Podcast.org.
Podcast.

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Podcast.

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Hey, this is Alan Joyce from the
Heavens Digital Podcast.

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And if you're interested in
hearing the latest technology
news with some non-RAA music

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to go along with it, then head
on over to everythingdigital.org
and subscribe to the

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Heavens Digital Podcast RSS feed
at everythingdigital.org slash
RSS.xml.

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I've got 75 gigabytes of
bandwidth just waiting for this
guy.

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So, come on over and check it
out.

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That's the new pickup line by
the way. Hey, baby.

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I got 75 gigs of bandwidth.
Why'd you come over my blaze and
dig off your dress?

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This is your daily source code.
I'm Adam Curry.

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The Prince of Pod. Oh, we're
going to get to that later.

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There was another Prince of Pod
thing. Oh, I have so much to do
with unbelievable.

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Lots of responses to the trade
secret podcast that David I did.

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First of all, about the sound
quality, I have to admit we did
a test with my with my phone
recording

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it before we did the show, the
whole show.

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And the test did sound better
than the way the show came out.

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Part of that is Dave's voice is
completely just shot.

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Actually, this is a recent
podcast that he's done.

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It's to call the Dave sexy voice
demo.

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Just listen to how he sounds.
It's not very good at all.

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And this is a more higher
quality recording than the one
you had on the trade secrets
podcast.

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I'm very intense evening of
schmoozing and hanging out with
the people at Berkman and
Kennedy School

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and Joe Trippie and Zach Rosen.

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I have almost no voice left.
It's a really getting
ridiculous.

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I'm asked to go see a doctor.

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Luckily, they have good doctors
here and they know me.

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So probably if it doesn't give
much better signal probably
going anyway.

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It's one of the demos you all
could hear how sexy one of the
voice sounds.

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Oh, maybe I got 75 gigs of
bandwidth for you sexy boy.

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Okay, so we got a lot of
comments about the sound
quality.

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Also, when you, if you don't
talk directly into the phone,
you know, when you kind of,

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I don't know, I think it's, we
weren't paying that much
attention.

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We're having a good conversation
actually.

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We weren't paying a lot of
attention to the sound quality.

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And this is, now you're seeing
how hard it is to really make
sure you get something.

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You know, maybe you appreciate
the sound guy.

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It's a little bit more.

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When you see him with that big
boom microphone and all those
meters and dials.

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I mean, this is what's about.

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It's very difficult to get good
audio.

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And particularly if it's more
than just one person talking in
a space and you want everything

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to kind of sound the same and
everything to be, to be legible.

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And some people actually had no
problem at all.

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You know, it's, it's all a
matter of what you can here
actually.

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But anyway, the, the content of
the conversation is what really
it was good for me.

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And the fact that we, you know,
have these, have had these plans
to start a company.

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It's really good to be able to
just talk about it now.

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Just say, okay, so we don't have
a name for it yet.

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But otherwise, you know, we're
pretty far along with, with what
we want it to do.

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And, and you know, as we were
talking about the three, you
know, there's basically three
parts to it.

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But the most exciting I think we
all agree is, is the podcast is
the content itself of these
shows that we're making.

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And, you know, what is it?

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I mean, I'm still trying to
capture, you know, this magic.

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I don't think it's capturable.

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It's, you know, the magic is
something that's out there and
you can't really define it.

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And, but somehow it's, it's
working.

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It really is working.

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And, and I got to tell you, if
for someone who's been in
broadcasting so long, I'm
totally used to people saying,

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Oh, you know, saw your show or
heard your show, yes, they would
ever.

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But now when people say, I heard
your podcast, it's, it's, it's
great.

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I mean, it is, it's the same.

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It's basically the same feeling
is, is, you know, the first time
I was really on big time radio
or on, on MTV.

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But it's, it's a fresh new
feeling because it is something
new.

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It is something fresh sky.

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I mean, that was a, what the
hell we're doing.

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But, a lot of people certainly
want to help, even if they do or
don't understand it.

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And I'm going to play a bit of
this audio comment that that I
got from, I think it's,

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Todd and I'll interrupt him here
and there to talk about some of
the topics he's producing.

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Hey, they're out of Mrs. Todd.

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And, I just listened to the
latest trade secrets.

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All I can say is, boring,
boring, boring, boring, boring,
boring, boring, boring, boring,
boring, boring, boring, boring,
boring, boring boring.

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boring boring boring boring
boring at any rate i'm really
excited about you guys getting

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the ball rolling with a company
and i'm sure it's early for this
but i'm gonna help out

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i want to do whatever i can i'll
make myself fully available to
you guys so if it's for

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brain storming or any little bit
of coding that i might be able
to do or whatever i'm there

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find me at studiogeek.org and uh
yeah this thing's gonna be great
thanks

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i was um i was thinking of a
different comment that's gonna
come in that was talking about

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some OP mail stuff but uh Todd
thank you very much for your
generous offer and boring indeed

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and this is what we're what
we're seeing all kinds of people
are saying hey you know count me
in

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and whatever we could and it's
not like i'm looking for a job
that's what i what i like about
it

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i've also heard some uh some
negative noises you know like oh
i thought you guys were only

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you know trying to build a vibe
in in podcasting and like well
that's exactly what we're trying

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to do and wouldn't you rather
that you know people are gonna
make money in podcasting so

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ones and people are already
making money and if it was just
about money believe me either i
or

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Dave could have started to make
money in a number of different
ways lots of people are offering

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sponsorships and you know but
that's not what this is about
there's something much

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much bigger that that that is
coming it is truly it is the
people's media it is the
people's

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network um when someone said a
long time ago the internet is
like citizens banned fucking you
know

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it's it is it's true only the
you know we're not limited to
the 40 sandals channels uh and
uh 40

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upper side band and 40 lower
side band remember the SSB oh
man i was so into that i was so

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in the SS single side band uh CB
radio when only we cut cut
resistors in the next the
chipset

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and it would give you another or
a diode i think it was it would
give you another 120 channels

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anyone out there you should do
that it would use to sit on
those upper frequencies near the
28

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megahertz band anyway um i
should almost replay what i just
said to figure out what i was
trying to say

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yeah uh my point being that you
know if people are gonna make
money on on podcasting and
they're

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gonna create companies and uh i
think anyone would want to at
least have a company in the
market

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place that is open and and you
know and honest about what
they're doing and what their
intentions are

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and is basically trying to party
with everyone else to figure out
what we need to do so uh but
right

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after um right after Christmas
um when my uh when my
conveniently with my in-laws are
here

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that's when i take off to the
states i'm gonna hook up with uh
with Dave and Ron and uh we're
gonna

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you know get some uh get some
shit going so i'm extremely
extremely excited about uh about
that

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and throughout the podcast hope
to touch out in the gosh already
20 minutes i gotta hurry along
here

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i'll be touching on more more
stuff as we go along and this is
Chris Chaffey in Richmond
Virginia just

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want to say i love the show and
make a comment about the
religious podcast that you've
been

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shined on your show i think this
is the first time that religion
has found the technology on

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the internet before pornography
uh i just thought that was
really interesting and um so
anyway keep

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up the great work and y'all talk
to later uh boy oh yeah religion
found well but what is religion

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and what is pornography and are
the interchangeable here's a
clip from the new dawn and

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drew movie road to ruin so
tonight at the dawn and drew um
house the cause the dawn and
drew

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house what you're listening to
is the dawn and drew show right
but there's the dawn and true
house

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and the dawn and drew car and
the dawn and drew barn that's
right so this is taking place in
the

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dawn and drew kitchen that's in
the house everything has brand
to do see i see i i gotcha okay
so

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i'm with you don't interrupt me
okay okay remember okay i talked
about this okay

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true okay i'm not going to talk
go ahead are you going to not
interrupt me i will not
interrupt you

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promise promise can you make
that promise i'll try all right

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or more sounds like these
subscribe to found sound dot net
audio fragments from around the
web

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that's like some kind of really
twisted performance art but i'm
totally digging that and there
you go

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it's the dawn and drew house the
dawn and drew kitchen it's all
sponsored everything's brand

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is that what we're going with
dawn and drew i don't think so
um and was it um Wednesday or
Tuesday

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i was taught well spoken about
uh dawn many times of course
because yeah she's like my
girlfriend and

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um the fact that she said
something to me at bloggercon
that has been such an incredible

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stimulus such a motivating
factor in me staying away from
all types of tobacco now
remember i still

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like the holy herb but very
little of it but no tobacco and
it was very easy actually to go
back

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through the production notes on
dawn and drew dot com which are
also an opml which and which is

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this outliner format if you if
you haven't seen this before um
we're hoping david and i are
hoping

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you get an open source outliner
out there so you can play with
this yourself but essentially

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that's that's how the production
notes are made and that's how i
can you can look at them on the

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web that way and it kind of an
outlone outliner rendered format
but what i really like is
looking

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at them in an outliner and you
can just you know click stuff
and it's all kind of a one place

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but it also makes searching this
outline very easy and so i just
you know when and look for some

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references to smoking and i came
up with a December second uh
podcast uh dawn and drew show
and

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actually the bit that well the
stimulating um piece that the
dawn said that um i want you to
hear

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because it it really has helped
me stay away from tobacco um it
really has let's uh drop it

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to the conversation you're only
being heavy that i could
contribute to this earth okay so
basically

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talking about um about uh dawn's
mom she would be a smoke in our
baby's face and i said that too

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i said grandma cannot blow smoke
in baby's face and my mom said i
blew smoke in your face and

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you're a baby to make you not
want to smoke cigarettes which i
don't smoke it's a good thing
then

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and i'm quite anti-accus smoke
yes i am because it kills you
yeah and your boyfriend alluded

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today in a show that he put out
yesterday that uh he's still and
that he still hasn't smoked

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now isn't this nice don't we
have a beautiful open
relationship

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it's so nice to know that you
know drew recognizes that i'm
dawn's boy

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good job Adam you guys if you
smoke cigarettes you're totally
sucking on the

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cock of big brother that was it
that was the entire line listen
to it again because it will help
you

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as well it is beautiful if you
smoke cigarettes you're totally
sucking on the cock of big
brother

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and that that is that goes so
deep in so many ways just
sucking on the cock of big
brother

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yeah i i should play this over
and over in my life if you smoke
cigarettes you're totally

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sucking on the cock of big
brother there you go play that
over and if you're smoker play
that

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over and over again and think
about what that really means and
that's your choice and you're
right

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because it's your body but go
for it there's gonna be drew and
I and Adam gray whatever one
i'll

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that's right all right a clip
for the archives ladies and
gents here's the uh the longer

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uh comment that came in that i
want to discuss a little bit
about uh this is from uh
coanbremor

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Adam hi this is coanbremor uh
calling from the new forester a
few miles to the south west of

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you at the moment uh just a few
things first of all by the way
it's a colleague from the UK

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all uh i wanted to say thank you
for playing music by the
lascivious videos on the daily
source code

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i heard you play famous by them
and thought that a few seconds
of that will be a fantastic
intro

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and outro to my own podcast um
so following your example i
emailed lianne uh west over uh
who

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replied with a lovely email uh
among other things given me
permission so respect to
yourself for

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making me aware their music
respect to them for saying yep
you can do that and i was

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chuffed a piece is to hear that
they're uh they're selling tons
of CDs as a result of your

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plugs so uh so well done
everybody who's uh bought CDs
from them i was also uh
interested in

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your comments about iPodda and
some of the drawbacks when
you're in a restricted bandwidth
situation

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man i got to put this whole
thing up so you can listen to
him talk about uh he has so many
good

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ideas that i'd hope that the
iPodda developers listen to this
oh put this uh up as a separate

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MP3 file i want to move ahead
because he's he started to talk
about OP about what the second

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thing is i was wondering whether
i was actually missing a trick
with the OPML file whether it
was supposed

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to be used in some way with the
um with the MP3 file uh i
suspect probably not but then
i've got

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to thinking well what if you
could you know what if now check
this out because this is what
i've been

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trying to figure out i've been
trying to figure out the you
know these OPML files basically
it's

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perfect for for production and
i've and i've you know i've done
radio production for a long time

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so to have an outline or to be
able to do that works
beautifully now the thing about
these

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about OPML and and what what
Dave and i call the uh he calls
the internet outliner so i've

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picked up that that word the
internet outliner um because
it's all connected and i can
open up

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the outline to someone you know
to someone else's outline it's
exactly the way if if you're

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maintaining a node on the iPodda
or directory or if you want to i
mean basically all i need to do

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is is create an OPML file and
these are all linked together so
it seems logical that that's

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exactly what we're going to do
with these production nodes how
that ties into the actual RSS
feed

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and the actual um ID3 tags i'm
not quite sure that's what i'm
looking to figure out what if
the

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technology was clever enough to
to consume the OPML file while
you're actually playing the MP3
file

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so for example you could embed
the name of the OPML file in one
of the ID3 tags and then a
suitable

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client be that a software
application or media player of
some sort or a hardware device
like

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a you know an ex-generation iPod
or something like that could for
example display the appropriate
part

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of the OPML nodes when you're at
the appropriate part of the MP3
file or possibly even interacts

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depending upon your um security
settings right i'd like to start
simple first of all i mean that

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that would be that would be the
best part that would be the
easiest and it's all just about
ease of

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used really i mean this is just
to be able to to see something
simply um and it's really um i
have

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all these tools that that i've
collected and i've been working
on um that allow me to just
basically

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hit a button and any MP3 files
that i've thrown into this one
folder on my desktop is then
loaded into

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an outline and it's loaded in
with you know uh by the ID3 tag
so it's the artist the album
which

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is usually the person uh and
then you know uh sometimes
they'll have their URL as the
album uh and

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then the actual sound clip
itself which of course when i
double click that sound clip and
uh again

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i have this uh this great
screenshot that i'll uh that
i'll put up for you uh that i
should

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did of uh just before i started
today's podcast when you double
click on that no then uh it
opens up

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the appropriate MP3 file in a
quick time player and it starts
playing it uh so it's just it's
just

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an interface basically and ease
of use i really see this ease of
use but we can connect it all
together so

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that's the kind of stuff that we
got to figure out um and i'll
make a note here that i also

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put up uh cones entire uh wait
there's also an email version of
his comment oh that's cool okay
so

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I'll put that in the uh in the
production notes as well and
moving right along more promos

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hi Adam this is Andy McCaskey
from slash.review and RV
business review going through
some podcast

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music i found this track uh on
garageband.com and it just has
source code written all over it
give

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a listen alright hit it then

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[ Music ]

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hi i'm Mads Weinstein and you
are listening to yeast radio

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today i'm just doing a quick
promo so that everybody can hear
how wonderful yeast radio is

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and how wonderful i am now you
may not know me if you don't
read the tabloids but i am a
very

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famous lesbian and the rock band
manager for the famous girl band
that's girl g double rl

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goddess ria too as well today
i'm gonna just give you a quick
sneak preview when i'm gonna
play one of

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these phony phone calls that we
love to play over on yeast radio
so uh here we go let's have a
listen

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so this is um another promo that
came in for yeast radio yeah you
got to listen to all the

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phone gags i wasn't too crazy
about most of them but um this
whole Mads Weinstein never
really

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intrigues me the things like
getting it now oh hold on oh no
that's a quick preview i need to

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not say for work everybody video
we took primarily about vaginal
yeast but you see we also talk

31:51.800 --> 31:58.520
about other things like getting
it out i hemorrhoids high five
basirial and why they make

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you shit such big chunks that
you can hardly flush down the
toilet we have all kinds of fun

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on yeast radio i'm Mads
Weinstein and to get to this for
now anyway you go to my weblog

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match underscore Weinstein dot
live journal dot com once again
match underscore Weinstein

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dot live journal dot com
excellent um magic uh forget the
phony phone calls

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Mads just do a podcast just talk
just you know say whatever's on
your mind that'll be beautiful

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uh let me see uh what i have so
many things left that i want to
play i guess i have to

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save some of this for tomorrow
as is usually the case except
for uh i'll get to play some

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rest of web audio for you

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this is uh web audio for about
four well oh eight you want drum
we got drum

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this would be the old kind of
block high school band i believe
and we're coming up to the

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drums drums are the crystalian
loudest part of the band and you
can hear it right loud

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guys with the trumpets don't
need to be doing much we have a
number of two more players doing

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nothing and now there's some
girls holding some brightly
colored things in their hands

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actually okay cheerleaders and
there's a rack you're
terrorizing your child

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coony actually codes hey coony
that's coony right there I guess
play it to us

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and there goes the uh we'll be
getting in the parade basically
we'll be back after these past

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those are cheerleaders those are
cheerleaders dad for asked a
rare audio good ill beat

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and actually um uh peaked did uh
another rastware audio they want
to play for you which i want

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to try and do you know some
christmas stuff now that we're
getting into uh the season uh to
be

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this this season to be jolly uh
it's really big here in in
gulford everywhere you hear it's
it's

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all holiday cheer um so if you
got any of that send it on along
uh to the source code um i'm

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going to do uh bit of rastware
uh which was actually it's a
pretty serious and lovely
message

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like we couldn't expect that
from peaked all right this is
rastware audio for

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well 11 you know we we have a
lot of fun here you know we like
to joke around we like to have a

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good time but i want to be
serious for a minute here feet
the world yes feet the world
it's very

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powerful message i think it
brings great hope to people you
know it's it can kind of bring
us all

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together for a great cause and i
try to do what i can i try to do
what i can for that cause i try

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to feed the world you're
wondering how i do that well i
provide to the world and rastest

35:32.120 --> 35:42.600
2.0 feet and atoms 0.3 feet and
rastest 1.0 feet and rastest or
0.91 feet and most importantly

35:43.400 --> 35:51.400
rastest 2.0 feet within closures
yes so this holiday season i
want to ask you all please

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feed the world thank you and
good all right actually um you
know band aid do they know it's
Christmas

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oh shoot i should play that um
and i did buy it that is now
number one in the 9 kingdom and

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basically would bob gild off and
and everyone who's worked on the
record this is a second time

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has been down the second version
i guess it is is it 10 years
later since uh since live aid i

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must be yeah 90 no 20 years
since live aid i'm sorry um is
they just said to people hey you
know

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it's a really expensive cd uh or
a cd single um it costs you more
uh than usual but that's because

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all this money is going to feed
the world the feed people in
africa and uh Britain's are

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really great about that they go
out and they buy this thing and
now it's number one and bob gild
off

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was on tv at top of the pops you
know it's the big the big music
show uh and he was an africa

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and he said i'm gonna actually
do something really weird he
says i want you to go out next
week

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and buy the record again please
uh as you was thanking everyone
for it uh going the number one

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and these guys have done some
amazing work they they really
have um uh it's it's made a
difference

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it has made a difference um so
feed the world um and yeah if
you do that with your rss 2.0

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feed that's cool okay i can i
can contribute no problem or
that's very transmats very
transmats

37:18.840 --> 37:25.080
next person says Merry Christmas
to me i'll come hey Adam it's
Kevin from scouts.net Merry
Christmas

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i just wanted to let you know
the scouts.net will be featuring
nothing but Christmas music

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for the rest of December from
the obscure

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what can you get i wouldn't care
Christmas when he already oh i
call the classics

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so this is christmas

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and what have you done to some
stuff you've never heard before

37:53.400 --> 38:11.480
so tune in to the scouts.net
christmas cast excellent oh
that's a uh a low phased boring
let's hear

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that one again that was good
that was pretty good that was a
bad one okay scouts.net got some
good

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stuff going on the christmas
cast um and i was talking to uh
uh to analy new it's um i don't

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we've talked about on the
podcast on Friday or not but we
certainly talked about it at
Starbucks

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how how shitty it really is you
know that we can't play music
that is associated with you know

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with with our memories um which
you know it was what sharing
sharing music should be about

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and that especially when it
comes to christmas stuff man
there is so i mean so many
different christmas

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songs or holiday songs in
general um uh or just songs. it
means so much to so many people
and you

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know if i if i were to play a
certain song right now it would
mean something to you it would
mean

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mean something to me and and at
that moment it's uh it's very
powerful it raised up a lot of
emotions

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and the fact that we can't do
that is is really a bummer um
sucks i think i think i don't
know if

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i'm gonna be able to make it all
the way up until the new year
without playing something that

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maybe not sanctioned i don't
know and of course i'm not gonna
get away from the prince of the
pod even

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though i have uh kept my vow not
to release and not to let any
way slip out of my hands uh the

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MP3 of my version of the prince
of the pod you can uh count on
people like bill to um and
that's

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bull uh bill uh dovet i believe
the DOU THET to do his own
version um with his own music
and with

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his own new lyrics. it's only
about two minutes if you want to
skip ahead or just hand out

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[ Music ]

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male of feeds by our means
prince of the pod she's a good
good Larry new copter on the way

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day

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go for UK

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or that my can choose i don't
pay no or i do this one

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that ones i have found here i
can't find them around them uh

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man of means by all means

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prince of the pod

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all right thank you very much
for the love

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that's gonna do it for today's
daily source code uh left with
lots more comments and uh

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pod safe music that we got to
get to tomorrow and also as we
move into uh into the holiday

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five we'll be uh recalling some
memories right we've played some
two two matches

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okay so those uh this is a good
start for the week lots more to
do lots more that needs to
happen

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stuff happening uh around uh the
cottage uh we have to find
stables for Christina's pony
who's

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still been uh he was left back
in Belgium got to work on that
more dimmers to be installed

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but do a lot of dimmer work of
course still going back and
forth to Starbucks but it looks
like

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December 20th the band is new
and we're all over the world
okay one other thing i want to
mention

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um i'm working on uh new server
and consolidating some of my uh
my different website
infrastructure

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uh so uh keep your eye on curry
dot com i'm basically gonna fold
everything down the curie dot

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com let's keep your eye on that
that's we can leave a comment or
of course you can always

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email it to be out of a pretty
dot com if it's under like you
know five mags go ahead and just
uh send

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an audio attachment metal cash
overnight take care see you
tomorrow

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you