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Delta Sierra Charlie one nine or
five.

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This name is Edon Curry.

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He's old way in a very moving
wheel.

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Right up, right through out the
streets of Missouri.

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His name is Edon Curry.

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And though his vision's blurry.

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He goes up dog that's very empty
free.

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Then say oh for his name is Edon
Curry.

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Edon Curry is named Edon Curry.

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Edon Curry is named Edon Curry.

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With $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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

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Hey everybody how you doing it
is Thursday the 16th of June.

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And you know what that means?

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It's New Music Tuesday of
course.

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New Music can mash up and pot
safe Tuesday on the Thursday.

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Oh man I apologize for
yesterday.

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I was working on a humongous
audio project.

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I hadn't done one of these in
all in years I think.

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You know I had the big multi
track recording software out.

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It was pretty intense.

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So I wasn't done with that until
about a quarter to one AM of
course.

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By that I didn't feel like
putting a source code together
anymore.

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And I started with relatively
early.

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So I apologize.

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Of course I gave everybody a
chance to catch up.

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Most people are a couple days
behind on the source code.

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It's funny because I did the the
Michael Jackson post Michael
Jackson trial.

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Post the verdict podcast.

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And now you put a podcast like
out there.

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It just takes almost like 48
hours for people to hear it and
start responding.

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And the response once it started
coming was.

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Wow it was pretty much
overwhelming.

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Mainly in a positive sense but
there are lots of good points
there from other sides of the
equation.

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But I'm going to put that behind
us now if you don't mind.

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Let's move on to exciting things
like pot safe music.

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Got plenty of it lined up this
hour.

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Got some good promos.

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Let's see.

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I have a couple.

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Actually two mashups.

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One which will be a bit of a
later on.

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Also young pull-up checking in
with a hit test.

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It's going to be awesome.

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And lots of stuff to talk about.

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Patricia is off for a couple
days.

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She has left me alone in charge.

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Oh wow.

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So you know what that means.

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Got my cell phone hand.

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You got everything here to
organize the entire operation
here at the house.

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Hopefully we'll remain
undisturbed for the next 30 to
40 minutes as we bring you the
daily source code.

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The new music Tuesday on the
Thursday.

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Kick it off with a mashup.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The ace get a lot of airplay
with that drop at like a time.

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Rock it like it's lobster on the
daily source code.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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[ Music ]

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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[ Music ]

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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[ Music ]

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The beat 52.

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The beat Blind Fort.

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The beat 52's versus Snoop Dogg.

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The beat 51's versus Snoop Dogg.

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If that doesn't get you cranking
on a day like this, then nothing
else will.

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I'm not ending rather abruptly.

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By the way, I got a new version
of MegaSeg that I'm trying out
now.

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It's a beta version which
apparently is going to take care
of all of the dropouts.

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And the blitzlet we just see how
to see what version it is.

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I can tell you,

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you, this is 3.1.3 beta1. Okay,
thanks guys. Appreciate it. That
is so cool. It's nice to know

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that the so many folks will
listen to this show and they're
really trying to help out by
sending

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new software and this is
definitely the place to try it
out. I heard Madge Weinstein
talking,

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you should listen to the latest
East Radio for the, I think it's
for today for the 16th

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Madge was talking about becoming
quality control for Apple. I
think that would be wonderful. I

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can just see Madge at the very
end of the assembly. Christ, my
ass stinks. What is this damn

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software? Okay, let's see. What
do we have to talk about? First
of all, yesterday,

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not yesterday, I didn't do a
show, but Tuesday night went to
the Weezer concert at Brickston
Academy

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in London to Christina and her
friend Ellie and this was all
courtesy of Aaron from Parking

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at Bitterman Square Circle from,
well, his weblog and his
podcast. I hadn't actually met

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Aaron in person and man, he
totally, totally hooked us up.
We got there, we see around
quarter past eight.

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The band wasn't scheduled to go
on until 915. So, went to Will
call, they said, oh, no,

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no, you have to go to the stage
door. So, of course,
immediately, I look like this
mega

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fricking hero to the girls. I
go, yeah, we'll go to the
backstage, come on, follow me,
ladies.

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You know, I got our VIP stickers
and, you know, walked right in,
no problem, right through the

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side door into the, you know,
right in front of the stage,
literally. And it was great. The
audience

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was probably about the 30,
30-ish, of course, the band is
now also a 30-ish. And it was
good.

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There was very mellow, very
relaxed atmosphere and I hadn't
been to a concert like this in a

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long time where people were
basically lighting up all over
the place, which made me feel

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right at home. And it was good.
It was kind of a mix of just
people who were out for an
evening

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to see some, you know, listen to
some music, very low key, you
know, a lot of pushing and

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shoving up front. Although there
was plenty of crowd surfing
going on. And I think that
Christina

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and Ellie actually started a
mini mosh pit right up near the
stage. Man, that was rough, you
know,

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you know, here's your 14 almost
15-year-old daughter. And, you
know, and she's there,

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they're smaller than most of the
people in the audience and the
edging their way forward. And
I'm

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trying to keep my eye on them in
a certain point. You just lose
sight of them. And, uh, and just
hope

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for the best. And so everything
worked out great and they had a
fantastic time. Of course,

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when they came back from the
front of the stage, they had
both lost their VIP special
backstage

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stickers, which, uh, is, that's
a lesson they've got to learn.
You know, you've got to hold
onto

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that stuff. So after the show,
um, you went to the backstage
area and I called Aaron on a
cell phone,

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explained the situation. He
said, no problem. And within
three minutes, he was right up
front,

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and he had new stickers, and he
had more. He had a set list for
each of the girls, which he took

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right off the stage. He had
drumsticks. He had guitar picks,
even vintage guitar picks from
the band's

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2002 tour of, uh, Japan. I mean,
it just, it was so great. It was
cool to meet up with him and,

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and chat with him about, you
know, his view on music and
podcasting. And what a great
guy.

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And I really appreciated Aaron.
It was just fantastic with a
great night out. And, uh, you
know,

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the, for me, the best part is, I
don't know if you know how kids
are, you know, kids, they take a
lot

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of things for granted. And, um,
you know, kids are kids. But on
the way back, uh, Christina
said,

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hey, Dad, I really had a great
time. Thank you very much. And
please thank your friend, Aaron.

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And, and that did it for me. And
I was like, whoa, okay. I've,
uh, I've succeeded. So, um, and

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also, let me just say about, um,
about the band. Of course, I
can't play a, uh, a wiser track
because

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that would be freaking a la,
freaking a la. Um, very good. I
really, uh, liked it. Sound was
good.

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It's a tough house. I think for,
uh, for vocals, particularly,
but the sound was very good.

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And there were very much more
technical than I expected him to
be, uh, the, the guitar was just

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unbelievably technically good
and, and just rocking. And I
recognized a hell of a lot more
songs

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than I thought I would. Great
show. If you have a chance to
see wiser, they're going to be
on the

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road road for quite a while. I
think, uh, all over the globe,
but I believe they're even going
to go

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back to Asia. So, definitely
check them out if you have a
chance. Good show. Good time,
you know,

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it's about our 15 minutes boom.
It's, uh, it's just, uh, it's
exactly what you, what you'd
expect from a

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a nice kind of pop rock, uh,
show, but by mature musicians.
Let's put it that way.

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Great news. Um, about
ipodder.org. We are in the midst
of, um, talking to some

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people. Actually, one person. It
was very, dear to me. Um,
ipodder.org is essentially the
directory.

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It's the directory that flows
into, uh, pod catching software.
It's the directory that's going
to be

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used for, um, you know, for a
whole bunch of big pod casting
initiatives. But the problem for
me with

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ipodder.org is I started this
out and I started working with
category managers who all, um,

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some of them I, I worked with
for a long time to help them
figure out how to create an

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opml file, how to, you know, get
that into the directory and how
to maintain it. And what you
notice

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with some, oh, boy. I'll be my
wife checking in. I don't want a
second. Hello.

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Hey, babe. I'm, I'm in the
middle of the show. How are you?

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I,
I'm strong. I'm not a show. I'm
a bell's outrich. I'm a bell's
outrich. Love you.

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Mm-hmm. There we go. Uh, where
was I? See, that's what happens,
you know. They go away, but they

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try and stay in touch the whole
time to make sure you're doing
everything right. Um, okay. So
this was

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really a community. Uh, and I
was in touch with all these
different people and as things
start to get

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busier with the show and with
with pod show as well, I've been
able to do less and less and
basically

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the automatic scripts are
running and that's updating the
home page and that's not always
working

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as well. So it really needs some
care and some energy. And so
we're looking at hiring someone
to,

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to really oversee that and
really bring out all of the
opportunities that are there for
the category

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manager for the node managers.
Everybody who's works so hard on
iPod or.org. So stay tuned for

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some news about that. No damage
announcements, though, for right
now. We're just going to keep

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it the way it is and I'll get
back to you soon as I can. It is
New Music Tuesday on a Thursday

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pod safe. This is Chrissy and
gonna be on a daddy's source
code.

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Hot show, content that will make
you walk the dog

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And kiss your mother

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Hello Adam, we had live by
thedrop.com

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Thought that if we got a
celebrity to endorse our podcast

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We might get lucky and have our
promo plate on your show

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So here we go

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Hi, this is my profession

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I'd be from the show, on my
family and my friends

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That I'm so happy that you
supported me

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Just as prevailed today

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I would say I'm not guilty on
all counts

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I told you everything

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I'm so glad everybody believed
me

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I love children, and I would
never do anything to hurt
children

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So thank you again for all your
support

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And I'm counting my shoulder
show

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Nice on thedrop.com

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It's my shoulder podcast

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Y'all tune in and check it out

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And thank you again for all your
support

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Phew

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Okay, I hope that did it

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Be sure to check out our website
at like by thedrop.com

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Or subscribe to our podcast

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You've seen your favorite
podcasting software

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Okay, we'll sound a little bit
muffled there when Michael broke
in

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But I had me fooled almost for a
moment

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Okay, yeah, quick shout out

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Let me see this is from Jeanette
Beland

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From Pasadena, California Adam

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It's just introduced to the
whole podcast world a few weeks
ago

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Found your podcast on iPod or
it's a blast

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Listen to your daily show on my
laptop

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That isn't till my own iPod is
purchased

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There's an entire community of
fuller seminary students

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And Pasadena that love the
podcast

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And check this out regularly,
fill each other in

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When we miss episodes

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Just go to show their fans and
all sorts of places

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Looking forward to more good
stuff from you

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Thank you very much, appreciate
that

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Can you have printed them all
out today

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I'm so incredibly well prepared

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See that was a double one

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Okay, oh yeah, it's amazing who
listens to this podcast

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I think it was must have been
about two weeks ago

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Hold on a second, my phone is
about I think

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Can I already hear that it's
about

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Okay, now yeah, that my phone is
going to ring

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It was about two weeks ago

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When I was talking about what I
thought

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It was an interview with audible
CEO Don Katz

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And so I talked about I didn't
actually replay that

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Because it was a very long
interview

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I thought it was on the media or
future tensor or one of the NPR
program

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Which is I'm not sure now if
that's what it was

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But it came across to me and
maybe that's just the way it was
put together

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Because of course, you know most
interviews are cut up and
spliced apart

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And you know the host interrupts
the flow

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It came across to me that if you
have a choice as a big company

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I consider audible to be a big
company

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They've been at it for quite a
while

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I think oh man how long have
they been in business like eight
years and nine years

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I heard I think was Don Katz
talking and I said you know

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It sounded like if you could
choose between a extend or
defend

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Strategy as it comes to as it
pertains to podcasting it felt a
little bit

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Like audible was taking a
defense stance more than an
extend stance

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Well low and behold what shows
up in my inbox today

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Audio feedback from the CEO of
audible

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Hey Adam I was listening to the
daily source code the other day

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And was surprised to hear you
talk about an interview with the
CEO of audible

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Well that's me I'm the CEO and I
started the company

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My name's Don Katz and we
actually lived a few blocks away
from each other in Mont Clare,
New Jersey

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I was a writer for Rolling Stone
in the 70s and that was before

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MTV came along and went way
around Rolling Stone

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And God knows we didn't defend
let alone the extend as you
often put it

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As a new medium took over
Rolling Stone

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Anyway, I think you got me name
wrong and the interview you were
referring to was with Rob
Greenley on the web talk

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Radio on IT Conversations show

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But as I listened to you I
realized there are a few things
I wanted to share with you

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Based on your comments about the
interview

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I'd also love it if you ever
wanted to come to audible and
check out the technologies we're
rolling out

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So I want to extend an
invitation

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So the first thing I want to say
concerns you take in my comments
about the explosion of
podcasting

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And the correlation I made to
the DVD market

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I think you said that I played
down the explosive potential of
the audio download culture

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When I said that iPods and other
players are where DVDs were in
the year 2000

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In fact, the one of 10 people
who owned a DVD back in 2000
exploded the 7 out of 10

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And just a few years as the
price of DVDs went from where
iPods are now to under 40 bucks

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I've always said that I believe
this is where MP3 players and
memory rich phones are going

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The best is yet to come

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I expected the explosion of
digital media years ago

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Way too early and I've got the
scars to show for it

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So a few people are happier and
more euphoric about the growing
awareness of digital audio
downloads and I am

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Now what I can be accurately
accused of is believing that the
podcasting environment

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As opposed to the iPod culture
is where DVDs were in early 1996

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That brown the time I got going
with audible, not like DVDs in
2000

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We had to invent the first
digital audio player between 95
and 97

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And we brought out the first
software system for secured
downloads

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And we put together an
end-to-end system for delivering
the content

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And we built a business model
too, all this way back when

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And we've learned a lot about
the things that simply have to
happen to make the listening
experience as powerful as the
audio itself

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We haven't talked much about how
we're extending as opposed to
defending since we don't like to
make damn announcements

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Until we're satisfied with the
service we're going to have

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But we'll be releasing
podcasting features for audio
producers in chunks of new
functionality over the next few
weeks

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And months starting at NomeDex
in Seattle on June 23

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So if your game, I'd love to
extend to you the same
gentleman's agreement you had
with Steve before the Apple
podcasting announcement

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And tell you about the new
developments we have planned

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In fact, if you're in London
this coming Wednesday night,
come to the launch party at Hush
and we can talk

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If you want to meet knock-around
ideas we have podcasts, we could
even do one together and that'd
be great

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So when we are in other, we're
keeping an ear on pod show, so
bye for now

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Alright, thank you very much
DonCats CEO of audible.com

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And a couple of things that are
very interesting about, first of
all, it's unfortunate I didn't
get this and the invitation
until this morning

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Which means I missed the launch
party, which was happening in
London last night

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So I sent him an email and he
got back to me immediately, he's
still in London

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So I'm hooking up with Don
tomorrow morning before he heads
back to the States

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To my old stomping ground, the
willabric mall and New Jersey
was just so fantastic

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That's where audible is
headquartered

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Something else I heard, which I
really dig, is he said no damn
announcements

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I think we're changing the
vernacular and vocabulary of
Silicon Valley here

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They used to be able to sign all
these tough and non-disclosure
agreements

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Now it's just hey look, no
goddamn announcements, that's an
NGDA

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No damn announcements, NDA

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Gentlemen's agreement, I'm
really liking that

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So of course I'm going to hook
up with him tomorrow

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And I will come back to you my
audience with as much as I can
as I can

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And if I were to put up a slide
on a screen in front of an
audience

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And I said okay, who are the big
players or who can be
potentially big players in
podcasting

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I certainly would say Apple
Microsoft and I definitely would
have audible up there

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So it's great that he's reaching
out and look at the tools he's
using

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He's reaching out using our
tools using the audio

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So I'm very, very excited about
that

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Wow, okay, it is a new music
Tuesday on the Thursday, the
16th of June on the daily source
code

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I have another pod save tune for
you, this one was sent to me by
Art Wixen

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It's a mashup actually, Dave
Matthews and something else

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And it's a father's day mashup

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I ain't got daughters on the
daily source code

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For all the daddies out there,
that's you too

25:28.750 --> 30:56.250
[ Music ]

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So mothers bigger to you

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So mothers bigger to your
daughters too

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If I ain't that you, don't find
out

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So mothers bigger to you

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But every lady's nothing

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We're going to forget

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This is Kevin Crossman from the
Frappac podcast, you know the
Frappac, Ben Stiller, Vince

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von, Will Ferrell, Owen Wilson
and Luke Wilson, all those guys
in those comedy movies,

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while we cover it all on our
podcast, news, reviews, and even
a little Frappac music.

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We've got this track from Piano
Service Rex, Luke Wilson, Dan's
Party.

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So once you join us, hits the
freppac.com, THE-fr-at-pack.com.

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Did your life just bite? Have
you had one of those days for
the past several weeks?

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Or perhaps you feel like the
freight train to misery just
loves to ride down your track?

32:34.480 --> 32:42.480
If so, feel free to share your
story among the rest of us
miserable souls.

32:43.480 --> 32:52.480
Send us your unfortunate event
to email.mylifebitesbytes at
gmail.com.

32:52.480 --> 33:00.480
Perhaps by sharing our stories,
we can find some silver lining
to that thunderstorm we call
life.

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The My Life Bites podcast. The
Send My Daily podcast of doom,
gloom, misfortune, and things
that just plain suck.

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Visit us on the web at
MyLifeBitesbyytys.com.

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You know, if your life bites,
you just might want to lay down
some blues, perfect for a new
music Tuesday on a Thursday.

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I hate this business, Jimmy
Grisswald, on the Daily Source
Code.

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Pay in front of Jim.

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[ Music ]

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I hate this business, I hate
this business

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I hate this business, I hate
this business

36:56.480 --> 37:02.480
I hate this business, I hate
this business

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I hate this business, I hate
this business

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It's nice to have three CDs to
us

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We've played a couple of us
tracks on the Pod Cho

37:15.480 --> 37:20.960
Good stuff dig it. I've really
been getting into some mellower
stuff lately and that really
fits the bill for me

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And it just did immediately get
kind of cloudy and kind of dark
and rainy and all by myself and
feeling feeling just so lonely

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But then again, there's always
light at the end of the tunnel
and it comes in the form of

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Yon Polas

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Hey Adam, this is not a hit
test. It's 44 already. It's a
special edition because you have
to recognize

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The music by the high tones the
high heads and the little bells

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Which could be difficult
considering your age? Oh, you're
career. I hear you go. This is
number one

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Um

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Knock on wood Amy Stewart and
this is number two. Oh

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I know what that is you can hear
by this listen listen to the
listen to the hum of the bass

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You know I know exactly

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That I think is stings bass
humming along on walking on the
moon by the end of the final one
is number three

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Hey, I said oh

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Considering my age. I think I'm
gonna do okay mr. Paul that

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That would be my favorite song
to sing if I'm falling asleep
while driving shout tears for
fears

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Okay, times up. This is answer
number one. Okay. It's Amy. Yes

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I got a word oh

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Man, I love the 79

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[ Music ]

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Answer number one. Amy Stewart
and knock on words and this

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Answer number two

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Yes, police walking on the moon
also from 1979

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[ Music ]

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Make songs like that anymore

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The police has answered number
two and this is the third and
final answer shout tears for
fears

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I'm talking to you

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Answer shout tears for fears

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Okay, that's it for today. I had
just a little bit time left this
week to create another one

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Then I'll be on a short trip. So
the next one will be next week

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Oh, by the way. I hope you had
them all three

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I don't know

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Despite my I just have to wait
till you play this one on the
daily source code. Well, okay

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feedback is welcome and hit us
at gmail.com and you can find
the information about this hit
test and of course

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Disapport hit test podcast on
yon pola dot com this j and
p-o-l-e-t and dot com

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Okay, thank you for listening. I
have a nice week and see you
next week. All right. Thank you
very much

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Yeah, that was interesting
though. I like doing that trying
to get the high hats, but I was
not sure about Amy Stewart

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That's Amy Stewart the original
Amy Stewart AMI. I think it is
Stewart knock on wood and really
if you're if you're

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I feel no long drive and you
know you're kind of like feeling
sleepy and but you know

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You can't pull over. We don't
want to pull over and you've
already stuck your hand out the
side of the window

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Get some air flow in on your
face. Then the best thing I find
to do is just go shout shout
that really that wakes me up

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I hope it woke you up too

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Seeing as it is new music
Tuesday on this Thursday, June
16th

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I think it's time to play a song
by one of my favorite bands who
I haven't played this song in a
long time or any of their songs
in a long time

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Actually, it's just from their
first album, which I think came
out in 2002, 2003

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I met them through podcasting
and it turns out that they are
now selling their music by the
track or by the album on the
iTunes music store

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And I actually purchased the
first album. I had had I had
received it from the well

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It's I'm talking about the
lascivious bitties. I had
received all of the traction
their first CD

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They just let me download them
in MP3 format now. I have the
really high quality. I guess
it's was a aces

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And I just played it over and
over during the weekend and
Patricia was listening to and
it's just such good stuff

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And I I felt like I really
needed to play another track by
the bitties from bitty locks

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Here's headed south on the daily
source code

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[ Music ]

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Oh man, no that's that sucks

44:09.320 --> 44:12.920
Now this thing was working
perfectly for the entire show

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The entire show mega sag is just
cranking out the tunes doing
great and then all of a sudden
during the song that I want to
vibe to the most it starts to
crap out on me

44:24.200 --> 44:28.360
Man, I'm wondering if it has
something to do with with the
AAC final hold on a second

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Well, I'll do as I'll do this.
I'm sorry about this. This is
not what I intended

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What I intended to happen. I can
literally see that mega sag is
frozen up. I'm pretty sure it
has something to do with

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With that file because when I
was importing it, I saw that it
got stuck there as well

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No, if only I could get oh my
god for like it. I tunes to
work. Uh

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Oh, what am I gonna do here?

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Almost sick

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[ Music ]

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Oh, the end you sound like an
angel

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Lasivia's bitties headed south
and I'm sure that was some kind
of digital rights management

45:49.720 --> 45:53.960
And snafu that happened there,
so I apologize for that go check
him out on the items music store

45:53.960 --> 45:55.960
The Lasivia's bitties at the end
of the source code

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Man, I'm sweating from that. You
know, it's like sitting there
and going like oh, what's
happening?

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Otherwise mega sag's been
performing very well. I'm very
happy with it

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So we found another bug we can
work on. Ah, thank goodness and
that's it for the new music

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Tuesday on this Thursday June
16th of the source code

46:19.400 --> 46:24.520
Of course tomorrow morning I'll
be meeting with Don Katz as I
told you see you're a lot of
ball in London

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So to show maybe a little bit
late as I probably won't be home
until early afternoon

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But I will have lots of fun
stuff to talk about I hope

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At least the stuff that

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Doesn't fall under the no damn
announcements rule, right?

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Feedback Adam at curry.com your
audio feedback is so welcome
even if you're a CEO

46:44.600 --> 46:46.600
Think publicly with some company

46:47.240 --> 46:49.000
Show notes at
dailysourcecode.com

46:49.000 --> 46:53.240
We can find out about all the
songs the mashups and the
promo's played on today's
podcast

46:57.800 --> 47:01.160
If you want to send some men
submit at potshow.com's the
email address

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If you've got a mashup, it's
mashup with podshow.com and the
pod save tunes pod safe it

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podshow.com of course you can
leave a comment on the weblog at
www.curry.com

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Okay

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See what time is it? It's almost
three o'clock or single-becoming
home, which means I got to get
dinner ready and oh

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Mr. Mom again

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I miss her already she'll be
gone for a couple hours

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All right, everybody. Thank you
very much for checking it out.
What's a show

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Stay subscribed. I will talk to
you tomorrow for the thank god
it's Friday edition of the daily
source code have a good one bye
bye

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Another podshow podcast stick it
in your ear

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You