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Daily source code April 27,
2005.

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Yo DJ, are you done?

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Me too!

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Your DJ has only just begun.

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$16 billion worth of airplane
strapped to my ass.

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Do you know me?

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Than the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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We don't need no sticky drinks,
man.

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

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Hey everybody, from the cottage
in the UK, it's the Daily Source
code.

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And we're back on the air.

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What a bunch of crap yesterday.

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Oh my goodness.

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I had completely underestimated
the amount of bandwidth I would
need.

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When he switched from my dot mac
hosting infrastructure to the
pod show infrastructure.

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But we've opened the floodgates.

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So now we've got the bandwidth
up and running.

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Everyone's able to get the show.

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Hopefully you're able to listen
to yesterday's show.

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I realize that what happens
often in these cases is

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some iPodders will either
download half the file or

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some portion of the file and
then skip over it.

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Or not download anything and
skip over it.

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So you may have lost yesterday's
show.

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Of course, encourage you to go
immediately to

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dailysourcecode.com and download
it directly for that's up to
you.

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Today, more pod safe music, some
promos and news about my
upcoming trip.

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Actually, when I say upcoming
trip, the trip starts tonight.

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Right now it is 11 o'clock in
the curry cottage.

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11 a.m. that is on Wednesday
morning.

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I leave tonight.

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I think it's 815 or 830 when I
hop on the big red virgin bird

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and jet off to Nueva Yorka.

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Two days of meetings, then the
weekend.

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And then we're going to kind of
see if we can go out to the west
coast or not.

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I'm still trying to firm up
those plans.

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Figure this and some people
wanted to see us.

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It would be easier just to stay
in the states and then do a
Monday and Tuesday meeting.

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But it doesn't happen, then I'll
go back and I'll be back in a
couple of weeks.

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Hey, New York's where all the
publishing money is.

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That's where it's all coming
from.

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Oh, and of course tomorrow, we
now have a firm commitment
tomorrow.

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Ron and I are going to do
another strategy task because
we're getting pretty close to
some real announcements.

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I know, I know I'm stringing
young, but you know, we've been
building up steam and getting
everything set.

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And you're seeing a bit by bit
pieces are starting to happen.

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Cast blaster now in beta.

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Although not all of the beta
invites have gone out.

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Of course, if you've downloaded
that application sent in your
mixer statistics, your computers
mixer.

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Then you will be hearing about
the beta test.

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I think it could be up to a
week.

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We were just delugeed with email
and one thing.

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We were talking about blind
people.

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And oh, yes, we've had the
conversation about the
politically correct way to say
it.

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The politically impaired is that
the blind community doesn't
matter.

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You know, you are.

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And by the way, I'm getting
there myself.

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Dan, you know, without my
glasses and it keeps getting
just a little bit worse every
single time I haven't checked.

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I am completely visually
impaired if I don't have my
glasses.

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So lots of feedback about many,
and I talked about this
yesterday.

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Many, many different
initiatives.

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And of course, now there are
lots of folks who would love to
jump in and start reading
newspapers

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and magazines for the blind and
podcasting that.

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And there's all kinds of
intellectual property issues
there, obviously.

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So I would of course encourage,
you know, these types of
publications to figure out a way
to service

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this rather large group of
people who apparently are very
interested.

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But perhaps even more
interesting is getting the
visually impaired to podcast,
helping them out with that.

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And I was talking to Mike, one
of the developers of the cast
blaster.

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And we're talking about, because
apparently there are all kinds
of hooks and stuff that you can
put into

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into your applications that hook
into Windows accessibility, API
or something like that.

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Something I definitely have to
delve into a little bit deeper.

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And although we haven't done any
of that in the cast blaster as
of yet,

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we do, of course, have Jan
Palette, who does the hit test.

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He's also a cast blaster, beta
tester.

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And he's giving us a lot of
information on what we can do
because he's visually impaired.

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And, you know, I hope to make
not just, you know, all
applications I'm involved in,

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but also websites, much more
visually impaired friendly, VIF,
if you will.

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And today, a first on the Daily
Source Code, I'm proud to
present a paid commercial.

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Now it's possible to get close
to Paris Hilton, even without
your passport.

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Beginning April 29, tune into
Paris Hilton's podcast and spend
some time with Paris on account

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down to the house of wax.

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That's right, all Paris all the
time.

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To get the Paris Hilton podcast,
go to www.houseofwexmovie.com

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and click on the podcast link in
the mountain.

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It's the biggest season, but
yeah.

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Okay, the Paris Hilton podcast
starts as she counts down to the
house of wax.

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That's the opening of the movie.

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It's a remake, I guess.

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The house of wax.

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And, you know, despite the
promo, which is very slick, very
professional, like the singers.

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I think you're going to see a
pretty raw, well, we've seen
several sides of Paris,

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but I think you're going to see
a very raw side, very unedited
single voice of her.

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Because that's one of the things
that I talked to a lot of the
folks over at Warner Brothers
about

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is they were thinking about
doing this podcast or
approaching Paris about doing
it.

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She jumped right on, she totally
gets it.

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And I hope that they won't be
doing any post-editing of what
she's doing,

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but I know that she'll be
walking around with a recorder.

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I was supposed to interview her,
and this has nothing to do with
commercials or anything.

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This was just a request we put
in.

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The interviewer about the
podcast.

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This was supposed to happen
tomorrow.

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She's on David Letterman.

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I presume then tomorrow night.

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And she's going to call me from
the green room.

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Now, since I'm going to be in
New York,

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of course, I said, well, why
don't I try and do a sound
seeing tour

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from, you know, the, basically,
the entrance of the building.

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Oh, no, it's not Rockefeller
Center, I'm sorry.

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At the CBS Broadcast Plaza,
that's what it is.

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No, no, no, no, no, wrong again.

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It's the Ed Sullivan Theatre,
that's where it is.

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And hopefully just do a
one-on-one with Paris in the
green room,

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without having to deal with the
telephone line.

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And of course, I have it all set
up, in case she doesn't want to,

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but it's going to be kind of
silly.

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So I hope we get that worked
out.

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And we'll ask her, we'll ask her
straight up,

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what the plan is, and what she's
going to do,

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and how is she putting it
together?

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I think we could all be
surprised by young Miss Paris.

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So daily source code today, I
want to celebrate

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a great piece that aired on CBS,

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Evening News yesterday.

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This was the thing that I was
interviewed for,

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the piece that I was interviewed
for in January,

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if you can believe it.

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Four months old, unbelievable,

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actually almost five months old
now, this footage.

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And my hair has already been cut
and grown back since then,

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it's almost the same length.

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And it was obviously much
shorter than all of the stuff
that I,

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you know, put in there,

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but what was really cool is
Sharon O'Fancy,

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and her producer, the lovely
Linda,

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who now, of course, I'm going to
have to take out the dinner,

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because she finally got this
thing on the air,

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and it's all of the Dan Rather
controversy

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and changing of hosts.

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And I have no idea how, you
know,

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they must have had a couple
minutes left over in the show,

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and what the hell can we put?

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Oh yeah, let's grab this thing
off the shelf.

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They really skewed it towards
the music aspect,

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and I'm really happy about that.

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I put a link on curry.com today,

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so you can actually see a piece
of the video,

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or the whole piece that aired,

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and they totally clued right
into those serious bitties,

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and how that worked when I first
stumbled across their stuff,

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I started playing it,

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and other people started playing
it,

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Brian from Coverfield didn't
interview with them,

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and they started selling CDs,

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because, you know,

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they can sell them directly
online,

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they press their own CDs,

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they've got their own little
company that handles all of
that,

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and of course they all work for
the company themselves,

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but, you know, they've got all
the elements they need,

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and they're putting 90% to 95%
of the revenue directly in their
pocket,

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so a couple hundred CDs sold,

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and it's a big deal,

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particularly if you're hungry in
New York.

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But it was great,

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no pieces of interview with the
bitties unfortunately,

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but it was very clear,

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and I hope that,

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I hope that the people who need
to know this kind of stuff

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were paying attention,

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and particularly that's the
artist,

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and I did get a lot of email
from people saying,

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okay, how do I do this?

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How do I get into it?

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That's part of what Ron and I
will be talking about

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in our strategy cast,

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which will do Thursday.

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It'll be about something we're
calling

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the Pods Safe Music Network,

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and it's going to be extremely
cool.

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Right now to celebrate the
bitties,

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one of my favorite songs,

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Hello of a boy,

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on the Daily Source God.

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[ Music ]

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sometimes it's just close my
eyes,

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listen that song,

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think oh yeah,

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they're singing about me,

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the Bitties.

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Check them out on the show
notes,

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and go buy their CD,

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will you?

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The lascivious Bitties on your
daily source code.

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Working for someone else sucks,
doesn't it?

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It doesn't have to be that way,

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that's right,

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time to take control of your
business life,

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time to bust out of that
cubicle.

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I'm Jonathan Brown,

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and I'm Matt Compton,

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stop working for the man and
start working for yourself,

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listen to the cubicle scape pod,

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visit www.cubicleacape.com,

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that's www.cubicleacape.com.

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Okay, yeah,

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good podcast.

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We'll help you escape,

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working for the man.

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Would it be great if we could
all just sit around

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and be podcasting all day,

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working for ourselves,

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and make enough money off of
selling

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Senseo,

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coffee machines,

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and promoting other people's
podcasts?

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Oh, wonderful world.

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Hey, by the way,

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the weather today sucks mega.

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It's even worse than it was the
past two days.

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It just all of a sudden,

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actually it was a little sunny
this morning,

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it's got overcast and cloudy.

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Now it's raining,

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not a nice day.

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A nice day to travel though.

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I always like to travel when
it's raining,

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you know,

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because nothing else you can do,

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but sit inside.

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Ivan and Roxy,

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my sister-in-law and my niece,

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they'll be leaving today as
well,

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going back to Rotterdam,

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where they live.

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So Patricia and Christina

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will be alone for the next
couple days,

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and they'll be catching up on

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all the stuff that we've kind of
left.

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You know,

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there's lots of hours of work to
be done.

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And we're trying to get
Christina to do it all,

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let me see.

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What are the things I need to
talk to you about today?

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Hmm.

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I haven't seen the entire
magazine.

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I saw the cover of one of the
gossip magazines

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in the Netherlands.

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I'll put a link to it in the
show notes,

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so you can see it,

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that remember the paparazzi was
hanging out

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in front of our house.

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So I'm sure there's an in front
of our house

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picture or a house picture
inside the magazine,

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but they also got a shopping.

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It's so funny.

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It looks like they're shopping.

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And we're walking down the high
street in Guilford.

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So they must have followed us,

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which of course isn't that hard
to do.

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It's a pretty close-knit
community,

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close proximity really.

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So what was the headline?

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It's like Adam,

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you know,

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the prefay that's the name of
this magazine

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has found Adam and Patricia.

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They've been hiding away in
England.

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Yes, we have.

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We've been hiding from you,

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Docs.

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Didn't you realize that yet?

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You're listening to the Johnny
B.

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Show podcasting.

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In Minnesota.

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It's the Johnny B.

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Alright, Adam,

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this is Johnny B.

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And with me is Jason Gears,

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part-time,

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done so the Northwest Noise
podcast with Tim Germer.

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And I'm with the Johnny B.

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Show,

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and we're doing a live show at
Burnsville High School in
Minnesota,

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where we recorded some drum
lines.

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Adam, we missed you.

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And please come to Minnesota,

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keep us both warm.

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Thank you.

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Yeah, that's great.

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And I'll put in all the junkies
stuff.

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Okay.

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No, I love it.

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So go to JohnnyB.com and check
out my shows.

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They're new,

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just starting kind of rough,

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playing with mics,

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interviewing people, friends,
family.

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Just having a good time with
sounds,

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and the whole podcast,

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dilemma here in Minnesota.

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So stay tuned.

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That's J-O-H-N-E-E-B-E-E.

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Right on.

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Go ahead, Ben.

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Play with sound.

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Get some stuff going.

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I hope we can get better
recordings of the drum lines,
though.

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I love the drum cadence.

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Haven't done that in a long
time.

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If you got a drum cadence,

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one that we haven't played,

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shoot it off to adamaccurry.com.

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And if you have a promo,

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you'd like to play.

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And of course,

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I can't play the mall.

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I do have to make a selection
based upon

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ones that make me laugh,

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smile, cry, whatever.

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It's adamaccurry.com.

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Putting the subject line,

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D-S-C,

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promo,

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and then the name of your
podcast,

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they'll get routed into the
right bin.

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And when I found in the bin
today,

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specifically stated,

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play before Mother's Day.

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So I said,

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all right,

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I definitely will.

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It's kind of,

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it's a double,

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it's a promo,

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and it's a pod save tune all in
one.

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But good enough to let you join
in the fun here today.

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So you're the power of pure
stupidity,

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the banknabbagebjson.com.

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All right,

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I'm Jason.

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I'm Lisa.

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And we're from Dagnabbit,

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available at bjson.com.

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Say hi to Adam.

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Oh, Adam.

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Yeah.

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He does this show.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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He does the show.

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He called a daily service code.

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You ever listened to it?

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No.

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You do?

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No.

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Did you remember Adam Curry from
when he used to be on MTV?

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No.

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You don't?

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I didn't watch MTV.

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Why?

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I was a little Christian girl.

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My favorite kind.

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Well, he had lovely hair,

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and he was a tall, lovely hair.

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Oh, man.

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Yeah.

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And it's funny.

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Because we do have a saying in
the Netherlands.

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I'll show her my hoodset.

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As long as your hair is all
right,

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then no one will notice anything
else.

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It turns out to be pretty true.

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That's nothing now.

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And he was a tall, a donness.

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I remember.

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You do?

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Did you do like the ball?

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Yeah.

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He didn't have head bangers
ball.

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And he shouldn't have been on
there.

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Because he looked too pretty.

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Yeah.

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Wait a minute.

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Oh, okay.

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I get it.

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So if, you know, you have to be
ugly.

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Oh, okay.

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Now I understand.

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Yeah.

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They were saying that at vh1.

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What?

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Really?

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Yeah.

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They were saying that he
shouldn't have been on that head
bangers ball.

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Because he was too pretty.

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He only watched show that was on
vh1.

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So I know call somebody.

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These people have absolutely no
respect for their elders.

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God dammit.

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Oh, it's not very nice.

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Oh, it's not.

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I thought Ricky Rackman was a
poser.

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With that.

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This is the guy who replaced
him.

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Mother's Day is coming up, you
know.

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I'm a mom.

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You are.

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I'm a mom.

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I'm mom.

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I'm mom.

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Ain't he be well at?

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Yes.

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How old is he now?

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I was 16 months.

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Oh, be 16 months on two others
day, right?

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Yeah.

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That's right.

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Do you remember the present?

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I gave you from Mother's Day
last year.

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It was a beautiful, beautiful
song.

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Yeah?

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Yeah.

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What was it about?

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Mother's Day.

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Yeah.

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And what was it called?

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Mother's Day.

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No.

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[ Music ]

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It's Jason

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It's Lisa

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It's incredibly vulgar

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It's Dagnabbit

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Very cool

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And indeed it is Mother's Day

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So surprise your mom with a
special podcast for as an
example

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That of course comes pre-loaded
under iPod Mini

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Or I River, I have P799

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Complete with sound seeing tour
kit

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Just a thought fox

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Thanks Adam

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Wait a minute, you can't say
thanks Adam until I say

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Hey, FML Judebox Podcast promo,
come on in

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Thanks Adam

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Hey everybody

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I really enjoyed taking a break
from all the wannabe shock shots
on the morning radio

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By listening to Adam's daily
source code on my way to work

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I'm JT from free
musicianless.com

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And this is my contribution to
the material for the 5.4 million
podcast listeners in the USA

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All the one my calculations is
5.45 million

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I'm the host of a weekly podcast
called FML Judebox Podcast

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Where I play music from
independent and local musicians
from around the USA and beyond

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I know you're trying to appear
in the same top 40 songs over
and over again

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So I've provided songs uploaded
to free musicianless.com

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So you can hear a West Bank play
live in your areas

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And I occasionally throw in some
live performances recorded
exclusively for our podcast

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I'll also tell you when the
artists are playing so you can
go see them live

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So come listen to some good
music at htp, clone slash slash
beats dot feed burner dot com
slash FML Judebox Podcast

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Adam, thanks for your insight
and pulling together all of this
technology and making it
available and the useful way for
all of us to take advantage of

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Good luck with posture dot com

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Oh, thank you very much

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Alright

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I'm just a gap closer man. I
just help close the 5% gap

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But there's more gaps out there
to close

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There really are in the infamous
words of Peter Dave and the BBC

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Especially with the music
business

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We are creating our own route
around

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I'm really excited about what's
happening

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So we just need to pull more of
these things together and get
people like

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You know who making podcasts
like the FML Judebox podcast

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And give everyone a place not
just to put your songs up and
make it available for purchase

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But also a place where podcasts
can go and find out what's hot,
what's being played

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There's a lot in there. Oh, by
the way

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Was it the beginning of the week
we were talking about

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Like a community access type
channel on a satellite radio

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Station

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Where you could basically do
like an open podcast dot org
types thing and open it up and
anyone could have a shot or a
chance at

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Having their whatever their
podcasts basically played

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On a free to free to air well
for bigger audiences put it that
way just in other way to get

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To get your podcasts out there
and get your voice heard

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I'm making some headway very
interesting got a couple of
interesting calls and hopefully
in the next couple days will
have something to report on that
as well

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But first it is time

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Go one and only

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I'm going to be multiple choice

25:45.500 --> 25:47.500
Every test is multiple choice

25:51.500 --> 25:53.500
This is a new hit this

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Hey, but again, I'm using a new
headset with a new microphone

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So I'll just have to see how
this one holds up

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There's one alternative left and
that's a headset from by the
mimic and hopefully I'll get
some information today

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And also the price because it
should be more expensive than
this one. Oh, we love that

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Okay, but we'll have to wait for
that

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There is a hit test with again
three clips and here's number
one

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Right on

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I know it's not one

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I love that song

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That's Robert Palmer the best of
both worlds

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Excellent choice young like a
lot

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And this is number two

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Oh, you're hitting my every
single right nerve ending

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Dream on aerosmith no doubt
about it. I'd recognize that
anywhere and the final one is
number three

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It's a derandoran view to a kill
I think from James Bond movie
times up these are the answers
this is answer number one

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It's Robert Palmer and it's a
song from 1978 and it's called
the best of both worlds

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Love this song

27:10.500 --> 27:12.500
And I miss you man

27:26.500 --> 27:28.500
Robert Palmer answer number one

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And this is answer number two.
It's an old song

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It's from 1973. It's aerosmith
and dream on

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[ Music ]

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And so number two aerosmith and
dream on this is a chance

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We got it from a James Bond
movie. It's derandoran. This is
a view to a kill

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Remember the fair light dude in
it

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[ Music ]

28:48.500 --> 28:52.500
Derandoran and a view to a kill

28:53.500 --> 28:55.500
Well, that's it for today. Three
out of three

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I enjoyed this one the good few
heard were created by a friend
of mine which at least don't you
know

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Just because I don't have the
time right now to create a hit
test

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I'm also very much behind on my
own hit test podcast

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And I still don't know when I'll
have the time to create a new
one

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I'll keep you up to date through
my web lock

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It's www.nipoleth.nl or com

29:18.500 --> 29:21.500
Doesn't matter it's
J-A-N-D-O-L-E-T-D-N-L or dot com

29:21.500 --> 29:25.500
And of course feedback is
welcome to hit.nstategmail.com

29:26.500 --> 29:28.500
Thanks for listening and talk to
you soon. Bye-bye

29:28.500 --> 29:33.500
All right, John, thank you very
much once again. Good luck, man,
with everything you're you're
going through right now

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And thanks to Reese for
pre-cutting the segments there

29:37.500 --> 29:42.500
And if you got a chance, just
you know, record a hit test
podcast

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Tell us what you're doing. Tell
us what's going on. I get lots
of email from people who want to
know

29:46.500 --> 29:49.500
And it doesn't have to be you
know filled with your hit test
stuff

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It can just be your your typical
young poet talking

29:52.500 --> 29:56.500
Talking for 15 minutes like that
a lot and I hope to do some more
that myself

29:56.500 --> 30:01.500
I'm I'm quite excited. Well, if
it if it doesn't work out for
Thursday with with Paris Hilton

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Then I'll think of something
else do different hotel this
time

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So maybe we'll do a new elevator
setting to or without
interviewing people without
letting the know of course

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But uh, man new new hotel offers
new perspective and new
opportunities

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What do you hate?

30:17.500 --> 30:19.500
What do you hate?

30:19.500 --> 30:24.500
Hey, how you going? Come on in
here and talk to us. We're going
to read you.com

30:24.500 --> 30:26.500
Hey, the radio

30:26.500 --> 30:28.500
What's here?

30:28.500 --> 30:30.500
Hey, I got a crib

30:30.500 --> 30:33.500
That's what I say when I talk
talk to me. What do you feel
like?

30:33.500 --> 30:35.500
Oh, my back

30:35.500 --> 30:37.500
Yeah

30:37.500 --> 30:40.500
Just here at the same end. Was
it the finalist?

30:40.500 --> 30:42.500
Hello

30:42.500 --> 30:44.500
So we're now called for all

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Let's get ahead eight thousand
steps

30:46.500 --> 30:48.500
So what do you hate?

30:48.500 --> 30:49.500
What do I hate?

30:49.500 --> 30:53.500
So she's like, her legs are
going around in a circle and her
body state in the middle

30:53.500 --> 30:57.500
Do you think that we ought to
bring the cows later back around
anything interesting to listen
it?

30:57.500 --> 30:58.500
Yeah

30:58.500 --> 31:02.500
No, why do you think about
reasons like me just watch two
girls

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Do you see some vomiting that
continue to show?

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Well, now you understand why I
do a pouring show. So the blood
pressure will go down

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WWWWD I'd hate the radio dot com

31:15.500 --> 31:17.500
Yeah, that's really what makes
it great radio show.

31:17.500 --> 31:22.500
Used to be the morning shows
before they were all packed with
jingles and lots of commercials

31:22.500 --> 31:27.500
And really, really tight
formatting, you know, with okay,
you can do a two minute talk
break here

31:27.500 --> 31:29.500
That's the beautiful thing about
what we're doing with podcasting

31:29.500 --> 31:33.500
You know, if the joke is rolling
keep it going, you know, that's
what nice it was really nice

31:33.500 --> 31:37.500
And when you get a couple people
just talking in normal people
voices

31:37.500 --> 31:40.500
You'll see you get some really
exciting stuff

31:40.500 --> 31:42.500
That's what the podcasting is
all about

31:42.500 --> 31:46.500
That's going to wind it up for
today's show on a plane and just
hours from now

31:46.500 --> 31:50.500
So I'll be checking back in from
the next location

31:50.500 --> 31:52.500
Which will be New York City

31:52.500 --> 31:56.500
It may not be Thursday morning
unless I get some incredible
inspiration and opportunity to
do

31:57.500 --> 31:59.500
Some kind of sound seeing tour
on my trip

31:59.500 --> 32:02.500
I get it late tonight, so we'll
have to see how that goes

32:02.500 --> 32:06.500
But I do have the cast glass
with which means I can do it
from virtually anywhere

32:09.500 --> 32:12.500
So you should have no problems
retreating today's show through
your iPodder

32:12.500 --> 32:15.500
If you don't have an iPodder go
to iPodder.org

32:15.500 --> 32:17.500
And we're going to go to
software

32:17.500 --> 32:19.500
And then I'll help you get set
up

32:19.500 --> 32:22.500
You can also just click it
downloaded right from the
website

32:22.500 --> 32:24.500
Who knows where it'll be next,
right?

32:24.500 --> 32:26.500
Mycurry.com is the place to send
your feedback

32:26.500 --> 32:28.500
Have you got a promo, send it
with the subject line

32:28.500 --> 32:31.500
DSC promo, the name of your
podcast

32:31.500 --> 32:33.500
Still can use a couple more
pairs, held in questions

32:33.500 --> 32:35.500
Match, I've received yours

32:35.500 --> 32:38.500
Don't worry, I know what you
want to know

32:38.500 --> 32:41.500
You can find the podcast feed at
dailysourcecode.com

32:41.500 --> 32:44.500
And of course you can leave a
comment at www.curry.com

32:44.500 --> 32:50.500
Okay, be good, make sure you
subscribe to some new podcast

32:50.500 --> 32:52.500
New ones coming up every single
day

32:52.500 --> 32:56.500
And I'll also go and check out
podcastalley.com

32:56.500 --> 33:00.500
And by the way, it's also the
best place to

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Or the place, I guess, to find
out where you can subscribe to
the Paris Hilton podcast

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So that's podcastalley.com

33:06.500 --> 33:09.500
Everybody, I'll talk to you
tomorrow from the states

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Bye-bye

33:22.500 --> 33:24.500
Bye-bye