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Delta CR-Charlie 2-0-2 Something
remarkable is happening here
Radio is springing free

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of the regulated gatekeepers
who've managed what you can hear
since radio is invented.

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It's jumping into the hands of
anyone at all with something or
nothing to say.

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I'll be my wife checking in,
I'll hold on a second.

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Hello.

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Yeah.

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I'm in the middle of the show,
how are you?

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Hello.

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Jesus.

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Here's me.

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Here.

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Don't worry.

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Whoo.

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He's going away.

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Don't worry.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I'm strong.

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I'm strong.

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I'm strong.

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Don't worry.

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Hmm.

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There we go.

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Where was I?

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16 million dollars worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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There's been the next generation
radio content in my ears.

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We don't need us.

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Thinking crazy.

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

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Fantastic.

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Yes.

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I'm curious.

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Hey everybody, it is July 3rd.

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This is your daily source code.

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Hello.

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Hello.

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Hello.

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Yeah, it's been a while.

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But we're back.

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Oh, my goodness.

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I do apologize for the radio
silence.

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Or should we say the pod
silence?

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It's been a crazy ass week.

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I've got lots to talk about.

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Let's call this the catchup
podcast.

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Your daily source code, which
light there are 2005.

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Oh.

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It's got mashups.

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Got, uh, pod safe tunes.

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Got plenty of promos and plenty
of stuff to talk about.

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I mean, Miami right now.

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Or actually, it's still
officially say it's South Beach.

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Miami Beach, FLA.

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Sitting in the lovely Lowe's
hotel.

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It's a never state app before,
but it's actually quite nice.

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And outside, it's about 152
degrees.

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It's crazy.

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The time now is 1015, local
time, PM.

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It is the eve of July 4th.

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It's Sunday night.

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And we got a pod cast going on.

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The last time we spoke was a
dating source code episode 201.

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And man has a lot happened.

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The iTunes launch would be the
top of the list.

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iTunes, of course, featuring pod
casting.

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It has really opened up the
tremendous amount of
opportunity.

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A tremendous amount of
discussion and shit loads of
bandwidth.

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Oh, yeah.

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I'm going to tell you about some
of the things we've been doing
regarding the bandwidth.

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And lots of cool fun.

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So I've got some stuff lined up
for you.

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This is brought to you by Cast
Blaster.

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We're talking about that as
well.

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The public beta now officially
released.

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And I wanted to start it off
with a mashup.

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It's DJBC who has been doing
some awesome mashups and
submitting them to us.

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This is his crazy 80s.

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Of course, that would start off
with a little bit of dire
strain.

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[ Music ]

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I could tell you that DJBC, I
don't know what he's doing.

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If he's doing drugs he better
share some of that because he's
got some great stuff going on.

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[ Music ]

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As long as we have the hell of a
loser never think of a hell of a
fight.

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I see you, we can ask for water,
we can leave y'all mad.

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We can ask for water, we can all
y'all like the mine.

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We can ask for water, we can all
y'all mad.

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We can ask for water, we can all
y'all mad.

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We can ask for water, we can all
y'all mad.

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We can ask for water, we can all
y'all mad.

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[ Music ]

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We can all y'all mad.

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Oh man, DJBC is out of his mind.
Crazy 80s. That was probably
more a mega mix than a mashup,

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but I loved it so much during
all those tunes one after
another. It's really, really
cool. Nice to hear

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my bit in there from, well I
mustn't have a couple weeks ago
when I played a DJBC mashup,

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so let's definitely hand out a
Boeing to DJBC. My goodness,
okay, let's just bring it down a

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notch or two. Let me rewind to,
and by the way you can hear the
air conditioner rolling in the

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background, which is very
necessary right now. It
literally is like 110 degrees.
It's cool down now,

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as I said, it's like, well,
after that DJBC mix, we're 10,
25. So I flew in from,

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came from Portland, so let me
back up, you know, this whole,
well you probably wrote

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on my weblog by now, and that I
got my, my PPL, my private pilot
license for fixed wing.

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I kind of did it backwards,
where I started off with
helicopter. I've had a
helicopter license

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for two years, and have flown
700 or 800 hours on helicopters.
And most people, you know, go
for

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fixed wing license first, so
regular airplane, and then go to
helicopter kind of as an add-on,
so

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I did it in the reverse manner.
And this is something that had
been planned for, oh God,

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eight or nine, at least six
months, we're probably closer to
eight months, that we go to
Portland.

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We do a couple days of, you
know, training on a Sessner 172,
which is the four-seater

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150 horsepower, single-engine
light airplane, and I basically
been training on the Sessner
182RG.

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We know what that stands for,
don't we? Yes indeed, you're
tractable gear. And I just felt,

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you know, as things were drawing
me, I didn't know that the
things would heat up, and

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podger would heat up, and that
the iTunes launch would be right
upon us. I didn't know any of
that

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stuff, of course, when I booked
this entire trip. And as that
all junior and drew closer
together,

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and I knew, and I couldn't talk
about it, because we were sworn
as secrecy, which I think

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it's unfortunate. I couldn't
talk about the release. I knew
that it was going to be on the
28th,

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but I'd promise not to tell
anyone, because Apple wanted to
do a big launch, a big surprise
launch.

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In hindsight, I think it would
have been better for everybody
if we had kind of known about
it,

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because the deal was, and this
is something that I had agreed
with Steve Jobs, I would create,

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you know, this pod finder
podcast, which you're probably
seeing now in iTunes,

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which will be a weekly feature.
We're leaving it on for about,
you know, up until next week,

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I guess, because so many people
still have to upgrade, and you
know, slowly all the new iTunes
versions

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are coming online, and the whole
intention of this of the pod
finder podcast is to kind of be
like,

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I modeled it quite honestly
after a bit after talk soup.
Remember that talk soup? The red

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canier was doing on E, not so
much the dry humor, because I
don't have any of his humor. I
think

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the gray canier can be a very
funny guy in a very cynical way,
and of course, he's a great
actor,

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it turns out. But when he's
doing talk soup, you know, you
talk about what was on a show,

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and then play a clip, and so
that's exactly what I want to do
with this and try to highlight

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anywhere from 15 to 20 pod casts
a week, and the deal that we
made was that, okay, what we'll
do

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is we'll feature all these
podcasts in the 30 to 40 minutes
show, definitely don't want to
go

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over 40 minutes. We know that's
a great time, you know, for a
complete podcast. And thinking
that

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the way it would work, and of
course, the way it does work is
when you're looking at it in
iTunes,

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the artwork chains will change
as long with each podcast I'm
talking about, you click on it,

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and then you can go to that page
within iTunes, and then preview
the show if you want to or

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subscribe to it directly. And
so, you know, we approached
everybody that I wanted to
feature,

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you know, everything from the GM
podcast to father, road-rick to
a couple of our own pod shows,

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so just, you know, all kinds of
stuff in there, and we
approached everyone and said,
look, you know,

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we want to feature you, but
we're thinking that the
bandwidth is going to be a
pretty big deal,

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so we have to help you out, and
we'll, you know, put your shows
on a on a server temporarily,

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and we had come up with a
agreement that at least for the
first six weeks, while, you
know,

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we don't have a content or
didn't have a content delivery
network, or certainly just about

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had enough bandwidth for the pod
show, for the pod squad, that
Apple would optimize them,

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so that they would have a
guaranteed delivery, and would
be a good experience for
everybody,

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and that kind of got messed up
through no, you know, just
through a whole bunch of
circumstances,

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so we got caught with our pants
down when the new iTunes was
released, and everybody,

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and the grandma started trying
to get the pod gas off of our
server, was just when my

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collapsed almost immediately, we
couldn't even if we tried to
restart it, it would come up,

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and a million hits and requests
were becoming in simultaneously,
so it would just freeze,

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you know, we couldn't do
anything, so we were scrambling,
and, and this was happening,

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it exactly the same time when I
was, you know, supposed to be
training for my flight,

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and the only way to get my
pilot's license was to train
incessantly and just go add it
over and

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over and over again, I think I
flew in, in four days time, I
must have done about 15 hours
worth

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of pure hardcore training, and
actually by the second day, it
all clicked, it all clicked

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to my head and just like, you
know, like I am in a car or in a
helicopter, I had total control,

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it felt good, and then it was
just a matter of getting the
experience and just going
through

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procedures, really, is what it
is, because once you can fly an
airplane, it's pretty amazing,

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it's not that hard, it really
isn't, you have to, you know,
there's a lot of stuff that has
to be

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just automatic, you know,
particularly emergency
procedures, and so all this was
going on,

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I really had to focus on it,
boom, you know, iTunes is
exploding, and luckily we have,

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we have a couple of people
working for us now, which is
great, Brian Longus, that was
doing most of the

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work, and my God, poor guy, he
just had his third kid, he's
moving to a new house, and he
was,

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he has been doing all the
infrastructure stuff for us, so,
you know, he had to get servers
in,

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and the secondary and tertiary,
100 megabit pipes, and setting
up stuff with Akamai at the same
time,

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just a handle of a load, and so
it was really nasty for about
two or three days there, and it
seems

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to have, we have a handle on it,
we have a control on it, so the,
the podcasts are now
downloading,

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and the sites are up and running
again, and it was just, what a
surprise, I mean also,

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we had worked with Chris
McIntyre podcast Ali to make
sure that basically anything,

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anyone who's registered with
podcast Ali would automatically
have an iTunes feed that you
could then

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use to submit into iTunes if you
weren't in the directory, and,
of course, we met our directory

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available, just so much stuff,
and, you know, it's going to
take another few weeks to shake
everything

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out, and the directories, you
know, it's, we need some
cleanup, you know, so we're
working on all

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that now as we speak, so it was
just the timing could not have
been worse, but I was so happy

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that everybody basically covered
for me, and just let me go and
do my thing, which I really,

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really appreciate, because I'm
no scholar, I, you know, I went
to college for exactly 2.7
months

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and learning anything for me is,
you know, particularly when it
comes to the book work, and if
you

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look at the, you know, the stuff
you have to know, there's some,
some real learning that has to

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take place there, and it was
just, it was cool to be able to
do it, and man, when I do
something,

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I like to take it all the way,
so hey, I'm really excited, and
as I want to thank Frank Harlow,

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of course, who was our
instructor at Willamette
Aviation in Portland, also want
to thank John

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Strauss, who did the mock check
ride, boy, he really put me
through the ringer, so
essentially,

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you know, before you get your
real check ride with the
official FAA examiner, then, you
know,

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you go up and you get a pretend
test, oh boy, you know, all
kinds of wacky shit, at the put
on

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something they call foggles,
which essentially gives you only
a view of your instrument panel,

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so if you should run into real
inclement weather, it's kind of
a precursor to your instrument
flying,

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which is a whole other add-on to
the license, which of course I
do want to get, but, you know,

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let's fly a little bit in the,
in a nice weather first off,
emergency procedures, you know,

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all that stuff, and you know,
really have to know all the
systems in the aircraft and know
a lot

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about the aerodynamics, and then
the FAA examiner came up, and,
you know, coming from a country

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where the, or from the
continent, basically, in Europe,
where you either have the CAA
and the UK,

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or you have the, the RLD, which
is now the I, what is it, what
are they, the, uh, for
Kirswantza,

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I can't remember, uh, whoever
the FAA is, and that one's I'm
spacing on it for a second, you
know,

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those guys are really hard
noses, and they come in with
their, you know, the three-piece
suits,

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and, you know, this guy Lee, he
was, he was just fucking cool
man, you know, he came in,

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and he asked me all the
questions, but he made me feel
really at home, and, you know,
comfortable,

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and it turns out he'd been to
Woodstock, the first Woodstock,
so we chatted about that,

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and, uh, so we went up to the
check ride, it wasn't by far,
uh, the best flying I've done,

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it's certainly, my landings
didn't deserve any beauty prize,
but that's kind of what you,

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what you can expect, you know,
it never is your best flying
your check ride, um, and, uh,

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but it was great, you know, so I
got my ad on, and I couldn't be
happier, and it was cool,

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um, I think at three o'clock,
uh, we landed, and we're just
finishing up the paperwork,

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three, thirty Doug K, from IT
Conversations called, you know,
Doug and I flew from, uh,

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from Seattle to San Francisco,
and his bananas after nomdex,
and he knew that I was doing the
check

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ride, he called me up and it was
really sweet, and so he wanted
to hard-gone, and it was, uh, it
was cool.

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So that, uh, was, oh, and of
course, in Portland itself, um,
I hooked up with Ken Clark,

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who you've probably heard on the
MTV Chronicles, if not, on the
Ken and Squip Show, another fine
podcast,

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you'd want to check out, uh, Ken
used to work at MTV for many,
many years. He was my personal
assistant,

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then ran a major portion of the
operations at, uh, at the
previous company that Ron and I
had called

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thinking new ideas, um, and he's
now, um, selling real estate in,
uh, in Portland, and he's also
an active

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member of the Portland Podcast
Association, and I really wish
that I'd gone to the meeting,

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which was on Thursday, last
Thursday, which was also Ken's
birthday, which of course I'd
promptly

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forgotten. Uh, so I do hope to
come back again, spend some more
time with Ken also go to the
Portland

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Podcast Association, because I
was blown away. I was really,
uh, importantly, it's beautiful,
um,

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the surroundings are beautiful,
the people are beautiful. Uh,
it's great to, you know, just to
see

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the scenery where you have Mount
Hood, and then, of course,
there's Mount St. Helens off in
the distance,

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and I really do plan on going
back. If not for my instrument
rating, definitely to go hang
out,

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so it was good seeing him again.
It was kind of funny, um, with
all this going on, I hadn't
really

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paid much attention to, uh, to
live eight, and when I was at
Ken's on, um, was it Saturday,
uh,

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he was going to take me to the
airport, uh, I called home
Patricia and Ken knows Patricia
very well,

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because he worked from, uh,
office in our house for, uh, for
a couple of years, and they're
really

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good friends, and so he was
talking to her, and she said,
oh, you're not watching live
eight,

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because, you know, of course he
was in the UK, so she was
watching a much earlier, and I
got to tell you,

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this may not be a very popular,
uh, um, position that I have on
this live aid, but it doesn't
feel

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right to me, you know, I think
that, here's what I say, you
know, the, the problems in
Africa

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are not just because it's warm,
and, you know, it's a jungle,
you know, there's, there's some

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serious economic issues, and
yes, this was awareness to get
the, you know, the G8, the big
eight,

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to pay attention, and saying
that we're not going to take it
anymore, but I think that we
have to,

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you know, it somehow just felt
like a big eighties reunion show
to me, you know, and, and, you
know,

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maybe if, if half the people who
performed wouldn't wear
diamonds, you know, that would
solve a big

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portion of it, and, you know, I
don't know, I just have very,
very mixed feelings about about

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benefit shows, and yes, it may
make you, and I feel good to
feel that we're doing something,

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but I just really have to wonder
how much we're really doing.
It's not about money, you know,

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it's about how money is spent,
how it's appropriated, what
happens with it, and also
economics,

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you know, what are the, what are
the sanctions, what are the
trade tariffs,

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certain goods coming from, from
African countries, and also you
can't see it as one country,

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you know, it's a whole mess of
countries, a continent, there's
a whole bunch of countries with

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different leaders, and there's
like many countries, there's
lots of corruption, and, you
know,

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Shapoban hats off to Sir Bob,
and everybody who did that, but,
you know, I think that we really

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have to make a political move, a
very political move, you know,
we can get Bob Gold off to be

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president of some country, you
know, then maybe, maybe we can,
we can make a difference, but

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as I said, you know, when I hear
all this, you know, it's about,
oh, it's a cool pink

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Floyds reuniting, and the Spice
Girls aren't new reuniting, and
status quo can't get on the
bill,

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and who is on the bill, and I
don't know, it's just, I got
some mixed feelings about that,
but

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it doesn't matter. So, not a
goodness, I have so much more to
talk about, let me talk about

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Casplaster for a second, because
the same day that I did, daily
source code episode 200 as the

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closing keynote for nomdex,
Casplaster, the public beta was
released, you can go to
castblaster.com.

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This podcast is being recorded
on Casplaster, as we speak. In
fact, I even have the, an older

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beta, which is, this I think is
beta number 16 and beta 17 is
the public one, and you're free
to

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use it, for as long as you want,
as long as your podcast, I
think, is an over 10 minutes,

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that's the restriction we're
putting on, and by the way, you
do quite a podcast in 10
minutes,

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and so I think that'll be, be
freely available for as long as
you want to use it, and if you
want to

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upgrade and buy the full
version, which, of course, will
also entitle you to the 1.0
release.

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It's a 50 bucks, you can order
it right online, and I'm getting
a lot of great response,

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people seem to really like it. I
love it. I have my Mac here, and
I don't have my regular setup.

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When I'm at home, I like to have
my compressor limiter, I've got
my big honk and microphone,

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I've got the preamps, I've got
everything all set up, and then
I use Megaseg to line up the
show.

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But on the road, just to get
stuff going, you know, a cast
blaster is great. I'm using the

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lava layer microphone, but it
has the built-in compressor
limiter that we've talked about
before,

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and I'm really digging it. If
you just want to make a podcast,
create an MP3 file,

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and actually you can configure
it to automatically FTP it up to
whatever server you choose.

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I think it's a great product,
and let's you do all the tags
you need, the picture, your
artwork

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gets put in there. There's even
a spot for show notes, and the
next step, of course,

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will be the connection to the
pod show services so that when
you hit publish, it actually
creates

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your show blog from your show
notes and creates your podcast
feed, which is an RSS 2.0

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within closures. As the
enclosure uploads everything and
you're done, so that'll be the
next version,

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and you can look forward to that
castblaster.com. Give me some
feedback. Let me know what you
think about it.

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Okay, so by now, of course I'm
trying to get home. I had to
take two flights from Portland
to

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get to Miami. Ron is back in
Miami. He was out in San
Francisco for four weeks, the
reason for

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which we'll be able to make some
damage announcements about, if
not at the end of the week, the

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beginning of next week, and we
plan tomorrow, which will be
July 4th, we'll do a strategy
cast,

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and we'll be together and we'll
have some time, and we have done
plenty of strategy. He was

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living out of a suitcase that
was packed for like five days,
it was there for four weeks, so
we've been

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really going at it, and working
hard, and it looks like we're
going to set up pod show
headquarters

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in San Francisco, very excited
about that, so I'll be rackin'
up plenty of frequent flyer
miles.

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In fact, I was trying to get
home, and really no flights
available, as you can imagine
for

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today in tomorrow, so I was able
to get a flight on Virgin
Atlantic for the fifth, which
was

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a Tuesday, and it's funny
because you can't pay for
flights if you're in the States
going anywhere

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from the States to any other,
well, if you're flying in the
States, you cannot use a credit
card

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that has a building address that
is outside of the U.S., which is
a, quote, security measure,

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to me, it's like fucking lame,
so you have to take the extra
fee of using the phone service,

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and you don't get your 750 free
miles for using the online
service, but okay, so I'll live
with

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that. So I called up, and I
talked to a nice young lady who
helped me out with the
reservation,

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and at the end of the
conversation said, I just have
to ask you, you, the Adam Curry
from MTV,

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and I said, yeah, that would be
the one, but that was a long
time ago, she said, well, you
know,

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I'm old now. Yeah, indeed, thank
you very much. She said, you
know, I just got an iPod,

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and I saw, you know, your
podcast thing, your pod find
your thing, and it looks really
cool,

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and I'm really excited about it.
I was like, wow, you know, it's
really spreading. The virus is a

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spread. Hey there, I'm Big Rock,
it's a measure of walkie-talkie
for a moment. I'm not crashing

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my editing software. Oh yeah, we
got some pro action. Let me play
another pro. I got a couple

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of them here, so I just wanted
to run through some stuff that
I'd found. Let me see where's
the other

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one I wanted to play. It was
this one. That's not the one.
I'm sorry. It was this one.

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Hey, this is Barry Coral, and
I've got a new podcast, Call of
Confessions of the New

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New Girl, and I'm going to be
talking about my cleaning
record, Confessions of the New

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Girl, and my novella of the same
name. You can subscribe to it at
BarryCoral.com. That's

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B-A-R-I-K-O-R-A-L. Thanks for
checking it out. Wow, we'll
soften the volume there, Barry.
Now, Barry Coral, of course,

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we've played on the source code.
We've played some of her pod
safe music, BarryCoral.com,

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and she now has a podcast. It's
great. It's catching on. It
really is. I think that there's
some

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stuff that we can do. There's a
lot of discussion about how
iTunes is doing podcast. I think
we have

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some cool hybrid things that we
can do together. By the way,
just so you know, there's a new
version

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of iPod Element, which is out,
which is version 2.1. It's got a
lot of awesome features

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that you definitely need to
check out. It's good to see that
we have support from developers

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on all sides of this. When I get
back home, so that'll be
Wednesday, so either probably
Thursday,

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I want to start talking about
how we can use Bitcoin to solve
a lot of these bandwidth issues,

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because I saw so many podcasts
go offline within two hours just
because people have,

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they've got accounts where you
get x amount of gigabytes
transferred per month as all
kinds of

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quotas, and you get a whole
bunch of people. And by the way,
subscriptions through the MF and
roof.

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I mean, it is just outrageous
how many new listeners have come
in. We talk about the 100
million

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listener March. It is
definitely, definitely on the
move. So I think that, let me
just tell you

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the way I think it should work.
And then hopefully, as I wade
through the the shitloads of
email that

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I have, I now have officially
6,261 red messages. If you send
something to me, you haven't
heard

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from me in like a week or two,
you're going to have to send it
again. That's going to be this

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smartest thing. Unless, of
course, it's an MP3 file for a
podsafe, music, or a mashup, or
a promo.

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As always in the show notes
where I link to anything that's
been played or anything that
we've

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talked about, the email address
is to send off your program is
submit at podshow.com, podsafe

33:36.080 --> 33:42.640
music tune instead of the
podsafe at podshow.com and
mashups off to mashup at
podshow.com.

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That also, by the way, is where
you can submit to be on the
serious show, which is going
great guns

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getting amazing feedback from
from lots of serious satellite
listeners. So there's another

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area where you can promote your
podcast, which actually will
cost you no bandwidth at all.

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Last get over to tardthumbs.com.
He's at little tips and little
tricks you're looking for.

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Let me tell you something,
Charlie George, he's going to
tell y'all about these things.

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He keeps up with gaming and
gaming news and all things you
want to know.

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Charlie's going to talk to
everybody and ask him what the
little tips and tricks are that
they know.

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If it's actually into, he'll
tell y'all about it. He'll talk
to people that are all into.

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So you get your game playing
honey and those without a
tardthumbs.com.

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Hey, this is Richard Tyler at
the fruit. You'll see you.

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Yo DJ, are you done? Next time
you're.

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Your DJ has only just begun.

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It's a gift from me, but it's
all right. Yeah.

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Wow, shit. Hold on a second. I
messed that up.

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Oh my god, I was so perfect
home. Let me, let me reload
that.

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Let's try that again. You took
it from me, but it's all right.
Yeah.

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[ Music ]

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Anything music on the source
code

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When I grow up

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I want to be what was that at
the very end?

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Almost second.

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That sounded like the end of the
source code.

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Hold on let me just cast
Blasters so cool for this.

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Let me just drag that to the
end.

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Let me see what the end was
there.

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That's right.

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Thought it was.

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Fantastic.

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Three, two, one.

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It's time for the hit to go.

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With Y.

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Hey, I'm.

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Hey, I'm.

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How you doing?

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I was just hit just 46.

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Boating the public better of
cast Blasters better number 17.

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Excellent.

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And this hit test is a themed
version.

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So I guess you'll figure it out.

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Okay.

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Number one.

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Oh, of course.

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Oh, Yon.

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Oh, so right on, man.

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Oh, what Yon doesn't know is
that I'm a big fan of this guy.

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This is Luther Vandross, man.

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This is a theme of Luther
Vandross.

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That is any love.

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I know that.

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Oh, my goodness.

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He passed away.

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And this is number two.

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Hey.

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I interviewed him a while ago.

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I'll talk about it after.

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I know all of them.

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Yon, you could have known that.

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But that's here and now.

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I know every single Luther
Vandross song known to man, I
think.

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And third and final one.

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That's stop to love.

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I'm just going to shut up and
listen to the answer because
it's such beautiful music.

38:54.440 --> 39:00.440
Well, if you haven't figured it
out yet, this is a theme version
as a tribute to Luther Vandross

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who died last Friday at age 54.

39:04.440 --> 39:07.440
This is answer number one.

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It's any love.

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[ Music ]

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Any love. Luther Vandross.

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And this is answer number two.

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Also, it's my Luther.

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This is here and how.

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[ Music ]

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Beautiful balance

41:11.440 --> 41:15.440
Luther with here and now and
this is ancient number three

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It's stopped to love

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[ Music ]

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Stop to love Luther Vendros and
there's one answer missing and
that's the answer to one of the
bigger hits

42:11.440 --> 42:16.440
I couldn't use it as a clip
because I used it already in hit
press number four

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I think it's never too much the
biggest hits he's ever had
Luther Vendros never too much

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[ Music ]

43:04.440 --> 43:08.440
I just don't want to stop that
never too much

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And this concludes my little
tribute to this great singer,
songwriter, producer and
performer

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That is going to be made
certainly by me

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I think I've got almost every
album ever released by him

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So I went to two of his concerts
in the Netherlands here in
Rotterdam

43:31.440 --> 43:36.440
And way back when I heard a R&B
and soul show on local radio

43:36.440 --> 43:40.440
I played a lot of his songs so
it's the influence of my...

43:40.440 --> 43:45.440
Yeah my thing with music a lot

43:45.440 --> 43:52.440
And of course I was also shocked
by his death because he's only
54 minutes of shame

43:52.440 --> 43:54.440
Well I hope you enjoyed this hit
test

43:54.440 --> 44:01.440
I guess I will be spending some
time on this topic in the next
hit test podcast as well

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You can find information on it
at youngpolettes.com

44:05.440 --> 44:07.440
That's J-A-N-P-O-L-E-T.com

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And of course the regular
address

44:11.440 --> 44:15.440
Usual address for feedback is
hittest at gmail.com

44:15.440 --> 44:18.440
Well thank you for listening

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And see you next time

44:20.440 --> 44:22.440
Well I guess hit test number 47

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Bye bye

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Thank you very much John

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Perfect

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Perfect

44:26.440 --> 44:33.440
It's interesting because I was
thinking about doing a little
tribute to Luther myself

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But you know, didn't quite know
how to do it, you know, can you
play?

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Obviously you can't play a
licensed song

44:42.440 --> 44:46.440
I figured it'd be okay but I was
so happy when I heard this kick
in

44:46.440 --> 44:48.440
I too

44:48.440 --> 44:50.440
No just about every single
Luther Vandro song

44:50.440 --> 44:57.440
And that is my background when I
was a disjockey on decibel radio
and Amsterdam Pirate radio
station

44:57.440 --> 44:59.440
That was in the early 80s man

44:59.440 --> 45:02.440
We played and of course we were
playing records back then

45:02.440 --> 45:04.440
We played those records until
they were gray

45:04.440 --> 45:06.440
I'm telling you

45:06.440 --> 45:07.440
Great loss

45:07.440 --> 45:10.440
I met him a couple times in the
past of the interview

45:10.440 --> 45:12.440
Just the sweetest guy

45:12.440 --> 45:14.440
Very down to earth

45:14.440 --> 45:16.440
Very low key

45:16.440 --> 45:20.440
He hasn't been healthy for a
long long time

45:20.440 --> 45:23.440
Of course he had a stroke and he
had diabetes

45:23.440 --> 45:27.440
And hypertension and had a lot
of weight issues

45:27.440 --> 45:30.440
Up and down, up and down
throughout his life

45:30.440 --> 45:33.440
And he will really really be
missed

45:33.440 --> 45:37.440
And God damn 54 man that is way
too young

45:37.440 --> 45:42.440
Kind of put you in touch with
your own mortality and with
reality

45:42.440 --> 45:44.440
Okay 45 minutes

45:44.440 --> 45:46.440
That will definitely have to do
it for this source code

45:46.440 --> 45:49.440
Thank you all very much for
tuning in to this source code
for

45:49.440 --> 45:53.440
July 3rd 2005

45:53.440 --> 45:57.440
Just on the cusp of independence
day here in the United States

45:57.440 --> 45:59.440
I'm happy I'll be able to

45:59.440 --> 46:02.440
To be here for the celebrations

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Since well as you can understand

46:04.440 --> 46:06.440
It didn't do a lot of that in
the UK

46:06.440 --> 46:09.440
I think they celebrate the
opposite of that

46:09.440 --> 46:13.440
If you're new to the daily
source code

46:13.440 --> 46:15.440
Thank you very much for checking
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46:15.440 --> 46:17.440
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Just hit the subscribe button

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46:23.440 --> 46:29.440
Copy the link from the white
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46:29.440 --> 46:32.440
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46:32.440 --> 46:35.440
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I suggest you go over to
podcastvalley.com

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And that's where you can vote on
your favorite podcast

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There's forums about podcasts

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People recommending podcasts
it's a great community

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You have some time

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Send us a thing back

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Audio feedback is welcome

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You can send that to
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We're just a drop me an email

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As I mentioned before

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You can submit stuff for this
and for the pod share

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I'm serious side by radio

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At submit at podshow.com

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You've got some podsafe toms

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Send off your submissions for
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To podsafe podshow.com

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Or of course you can head over
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A go over to CC Chapman's
podcast

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Axon Hashtag

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Check out what he's playing
these days

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And my weblog www.curry.com

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Everybody I will be back
tomorrow

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Probably with a strategy cast
with Ron

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If not with a daily source code

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Thanks for tuning in

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And have a great fourth of July

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