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Delta Shara Charly 2100.

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It's July 18, 2005.

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How you doing, everybody?

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Coming to you from Curry Cottage
on Monday,

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18 July, it's a five minutes
past two in the afternoon.

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It's the daily source code to
show that we try to bring you
every weekday.

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And you think it about three out
of five.

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But enjoy an every time I do.

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It looks like Europe is getting
a cool down.

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The heat wave seems to be dying
down just a little bit.

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We're looking at 23 degrees
Celsius today or centigrade.

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Everyone wants to say it.

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It's nice.

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A little bit of sunshine, a
little bit of cool wind.

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The continent is even a little
bit cooler.

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So a nice refreshing break from
what we've had.

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Although the weekend was
absolutely stunning.

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Man, we have a great weekend or
what.

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At least here we did in the UK.

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So Saturday, I sat inside and
worked on pie pod finder episode
number two,

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which would be released tomorrow
on iTunes.

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It's unbelievable.

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It's unbelievable.

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What's really cool is we have no
network time that we have to
have to adhere to.

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This thing just keeps getting
longer on like,

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oh man, we're almost an hour.

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But I think you like it.

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So that'll be released tomorrow.

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And yesterday we had some guests
over.

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So we hung out a little bit when
in the town.

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It was nice and quiet because
the big deal fest was taking
place.

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Gilfest is a big music festival
in Gilford.

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I think takes place every year
and status quo were one of the
headlines.

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It was very cool.

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And nice dinner last night and
rested up.

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Well, went to bed a little bit
too late.

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But we're ready to crank it out
for you.

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I've got all kinds of promos,
pod safe music.

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News about the pod safe music
network.

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And actually have a backtrack
podcast.

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So stay tuned for that as we
roll out the mash up for it
today.

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Bangers and mash.

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Calling it bad.

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So scum.

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[ Music ]

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We got it.

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We got it.

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We got it in agreement.

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We got it in agreement.

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We got it in agreement.

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We got it.

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We got it.

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We got that.

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We got it in agreement.

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We got it in agreement.

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We got it in agreement.

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We got it in agreement.

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We got it in agreement.

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We got it.

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Oh man, I had that cranked up on
the speakers here.

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I'm sure Patricia heard that
downstairs.

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Hey everybody, let me see.

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I was gonna talk about a couple
of things.

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First of all, about the new geek
toy I got,

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the MDA3, which is this PDA
phone Wi-Fi Bluetooth Mega Box.

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Spend lots of times since I
picked it up,

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which was, what was it last
Wednesday,

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if there's, I think, configuring
it.

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And I, wow, there's a lot of
software available

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for, for pocket PC, that's
unbelievable.

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I had no idea.

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And there's all kinds of GPS
programs.

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There's lots of aviation
software,

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which of course I'm totally big.

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And I don't have a GPS unit yet.

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I got it, I haven't really
hunted around yet.

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First thing I did was look for
better carrying cases

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because it's too big.

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It's really too big for a phone
to be a phone.

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Unless you can slip it into your
pocket.

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But, I don't know, I kind of
like the idea

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of, I'd rather carry something
around.

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If I'm, if I'm carrying
everything

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and this thing does everything,
since it has Wi-Fi,

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it's got Skype, I configured the
email client

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to work with Gmail, which is
kind of a mindbender

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because you can set up Gmail in
different ways.

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Excuse me.

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One is, and actually this is the
way I have it set up.

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Once you've accessed your email
through the Pop3 client,

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then it automatically archives
that email

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and throws it into, well, keeps
it in your inbox, obviously.

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Oh, by the way, guys, thank you
very much.

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Infinity plus one seems to be
happening my,

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the size of my email box is
growing right along side

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with the size of the files that
are coming in.

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I wonder if that's automatic or
if that's just

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coincidence or if they heard me
bitching about it over Google.

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So I'm now 96% I'm doing okay.

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Thank you.

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So now on the Pocket PC, which,
of course,

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you can use with GPRS as well as
Wi-Fi,

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you don't want to just pull down
everything,

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because that means you could be
sitting there for quite a while

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as it pulls down MP3 attachments
or anything like that.

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So you can receive headers only
on your email.

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This is not gonna last too long
as GIG talk,

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I promise, but I just want to
get this out.

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So the trick kind of is, if,
okay, so you read it

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and then you have to, you have
to mark it for download.

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If it's already downloaded,
it'll show you that.

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And then if you wanna do
something with it,

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you gotta reply then.

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Because the next time you
connect,

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because you've read it, it then
automatically disappears

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from both your Gmail inbox,

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as well as on the inbox on the
Pocket PC.

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So it's a little bit of a mind
vendor

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or once you figure out how to
work with it,

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it's really nice.

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It's a great way to synchronize
your mail,

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but it did take me a few minutes

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to kind of figure out what was
going on there.

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And I've used the Skype
capability quite a bit.

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I like that.

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It's just an amazing amount of
software

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that you can get for this thing.

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It's, I have to say, it's pretty
darn cool.

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And quite a bit better than the
last time

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I tried out a Pocket PC, which I
think was

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six or seven years ago, was like
an HP,

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one of those plastic things.

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And, you know, of course there
was no,

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no network card had used dial
up.

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And that was just, it was
horrible.

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I just synchronized with your PC
at home

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or something like that.

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So, they've come a long way,
baby.

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Have you ever looked at the
world

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and wondered how things got to
be the way they are?

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I'm mad to tell a little of
Matt's today in history.

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And it's my mission to answer
that question.

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I tried to bring a little light
to the events

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of the past with a short
informative podcast

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that will hopefully enlighten
you and form you.

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And maybe even send you on your
own journey of discovery.

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You can find Matt's today in
history

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at opaquelycity.com.

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That's OPA, QUE, LUC, IDITY.com.

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If you use iTunes, do a search
for Matt.

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Bring it a little, we'll get
straight to your world

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with Matt's today in history.

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Hi, Joe.

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Content that will make you walk
the dog

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and kiss your mother.

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Once upon a time, they'll use
the jackroom and a deer.

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They transformed me.

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Jack, scared.

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On the best phone cards, around.

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Joyce, I don't even know you
don't.

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She, you, she just don't call.

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Slash soybean, essay,
U-E-R-B-E-A-N.

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Slash in next door, H-D-A-M-L.

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It's absolutely splendid.

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Thank you for listening and good
night.

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Ha ha ha.

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That's jack.

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I've been emailing back and
forth of the jack.

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He's 14 or 15.

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And his dad won't give us credit
card

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so that he can register with
iTunes

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so that he can then actually
register his podcast

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in iTunes, which is a bummer.

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Is that true?

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Do you have to have an account
with iTunes in order to submit?

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I thought you could just submit
it without being a paying member

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of iTunes or the iTunes music
store, not to be short about it.

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But I didn't think, obviously, I
can't tell anymore

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because all my computers already
are logged in

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and already synced up to the
Apple stuff.

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So today's Monday, Wednesday,
I'm off to San Francisco.

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We've got some really exciting
news to announce.

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Of course, today, no damn
announcements.

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The NDA is in effect.

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But somewhere probably a
Thursday or maybe Friday

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will be announcing some very
exciting news for Pod Show

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and everyone involved with Pod
Show.

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So excited about that and
looking forward to a nice trip

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over.

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I'll be saying, I'm going to
take my,

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a lot of work on the plane.

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I'm going to do the Virgin upper
class thing again.

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I really did like that.

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I was pretty good.

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It doesn't, it doesn't compare
at all to their cell phones.

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Which has, you know, sucks.

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And I've moved over to T-Mobile.

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By the way, that phone that was
blacklisted,

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it's still blacklisted, you
know?

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How many times, well, I called
four times,

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went to the store once and I
forget about it.

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It's not going to happen.

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They just don't care about me.

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So I hope it won't be too long a
trip.

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I think probably a week or so.

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Maybe on the way back, I think
actually I have on the way

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back, I'll have to hit New York
because it's just so much

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to be done.

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And so many people to hook up
with who we've been talking

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with over the past couple of
weeks or pump out past couple

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of months actually.

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On the way in the source code
today,

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we've got the backtracks podcast
in lieu of a young

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bullet hit test, spoke to Jan
over the past week.

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And he's kind of got other like
nine weeks

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that he's in this rehabilitation
place.

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But he sounded great and hey,
you know,

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he's got his Wi-Fi, he's got his
laptop,

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he's got his headphone and
microphone,

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he's got his gas blaster.

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So I'm looking forward to
probably have another hit test

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from Jan this week.

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See what else?

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Oh, and of course, I news about
the pod safe music network.

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That's all coming up.

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Hey Adam, this is Brendan over
at the radio brand

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domain podcast at
brandomand.com.

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I just want to say what's up.

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And I love your pod cast when
listen to it.

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Since I was a back in China in
October,

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I just recently found out
because some guy

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was asking me because he's in
China now.

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He's podcasting and he thought
he was the first guy.

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The pod cast from China.

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And I guess I was.

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And I didn't even know that.

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So I guess that's sort of cool.

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You know what I'm saying?

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That's actually interesting.

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I just heard that China is
starting to really big radio
deals.

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And they're starting to divvy up
their spectrum in there.

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So commercial broadcasts are now
moving into that space.

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It's going to be really
interesting to watch because
clearly

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pod casting was there before, as
far as I know,

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before a commercial
broadcasters.

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So this being a, I think, I
don't know about China if it's

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like Japan, if they're
completely digitized.

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I don't know about that.

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But it'll be interesting to see
what goes further faster

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pod casting or broadcast.

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I'm back in Cali.

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So I guess I can't say I'm pod
casting from China anymore.

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But I was for several episodes.

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I recently became the co-owner
of a independent record label

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found at www.potloxmusic.com.

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We support Christian artists who
are Christians.

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We don't want to have that CCM
label.

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If you read our mission
statement, we're big on.

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I don't exactly know what the
CCM label is.

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But it sounds like maybe there's
a little bit of politics

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going on in the Christian music
scene.

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We want to encourage Christians
to create their own art,

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not try to copy someone else,
not try to just,

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I mean, I'm sure you know a lot
about the CCM industry

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and what kind of cliche and crap
it can be.

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There you go.

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No, I don't know a lot about the
CCM industry.

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I'd love to hear more.

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And we want to kind of just
encourage artists who are
Christians

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to make their own art and that's
kind of our mission.

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And we really want to stay
independent.

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And we really want to raise pod
casting.

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I want to create a pod cast for
the label.

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I'm interviewing some of our
artists.

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That have recorded with us and
spotlighting some of the music.

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And I also want to get it out
there.

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Get out, make a page, maybe, of
some pod safe music

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for people who put in their pod
cast.

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And I was wondering if any other
tips you had,

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I submitted some stuff to pod
show,

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but I didn't hear back on that.

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I don't know.

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I'm sure you get a ton of stuff.

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So just want to hear any other
tips you have

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for the label owners who want to
get their stuff out there

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and embrace pod casting and
digital distribution.

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And anything else, any other
tips you have

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because you've been involved in
this way long ago

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and I have anyway, keep up the
good work.

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And I'm using a cast blaster
right now.

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So just out.

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Oh, dude, that's awesome.

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That goes a long way that point
out.

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I got the boring right there at
my fingertips.

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I've also tried out a pod
producer.

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So I was wondering if you've
tried that out

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because it's kind of similar to
this.

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And it's going to stay free.

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And this doesn't look like it's
going to stay free with.

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That's cool.

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I like this kind of has a little
bit more features.

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I mean, it's got the show notes
and everything

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that you can put in here and
other stuff.

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But I do like cast blaster.

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And I think you're doing some
great stuff out there.

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Don't let the bass is grinding
you down as Bono would say.

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Anyway, take care, man.

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And I'm glad to hear you were OK
after the bombings and
everything.

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But my hearts go out to all
those affected, including you
and your family.

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So take care, man.

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Let me see how to sit.

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Stop on this thing.

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There you go.

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OK.

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Good day.

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All right.

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Thank you very much, Brendan.

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Castblaster.com is where we can
find the castblaster program.

16:35.120 --> 16:38.360
And of course, anything that you
heard in the show today,

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you can find links to it in the
show notes at
dailysourcecode.com or
www.curry.com.

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Both sites soon to move to their
new servers.

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The weblogs being set up, Drew
Domkis from Don Drew is doing
the design for the Curry.com

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site, which I'm really excited
about.

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And the wait until you see the
daily source code also sent in
just by a listener to the

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source code.

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So you're going to love that,
but just to get all the servers
rejiggered.

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Now that we have now that the
traffic issues have calmed down
a bit and we've got our

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optimization stuff all working.

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We've got some other plans for
distribution, which I'm hoping
will benefit everybody.

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So working on all of that.

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And in reference to what Brendan
was talking about, of course, we
now have the Podsafe

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Music Network, Podsafe Music
Network.com.

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You can also get it to it by
typing in music.podshow.com.

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It's going great.

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And I think that I don't see why
we wouldn't accept labels.

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So what you should do is
probably email ccchapman over
accident hash accident hash.com
or

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info at Podsafe Music
Network.com.

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I think is also also works and
probably I'm pretty sure a cc
goes to cc, of course.

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We should be able to do that.

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We should be able to facilitate
labels and we can work with you.

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That shouldn't be a problem.

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I was looking at the stats that
cc sent me over the weekend, and
this is up until Monday morning

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169 artists have already signed
up with the Podsafe Music
Network and 309 podcasters.

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This is fantastic.

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And I've just been breezing
through it and totally, totally
loving all the new music

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is in there.

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Just one click.

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You know, you get it
immediately.

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Sample the stuff.

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The links between what's being
played, where it was played,
what shows are playing, what

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the top, the listens, the top
pod play.

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Fantastic.

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I'm really enjoying it.

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So I pick one, of course, today,
which was one of the top rated
ones.

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So we'll get to that in a second
right after this.

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So my just got done listening to
Daily Search, could number 208
with the feature of the

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David course, the interview, and
it reminded me of the sort of
unique situation.

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Hold on a second.

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Yeah.

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I should have set this up.

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The David Coursey interview.

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That's what I did on Friday I
think.

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It was Rob Greenley interviewing
David Coursey, the longtime
pendant in the technology

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press, trade press.

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And I got a lot of response to
that.

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Let's listen to the comment.

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We should have it work.

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I work for a small media
conglomerate in the United
States, and I work at a
particular TV

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station in this media
conglomerate that also has a
radio station attached to it.

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What's interesting is the TV
news director represents sort of
the David Coursey point

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of view, which is I'm a long
time media person and trust me
blogging and podcasting

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is where it's at, blogging is
where it's at, Citizen
Journalism is an important part.

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And it's going to be an
important part of our future
media sort of set up.

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I thought it was interesting,
and I just thought I would let
you know that I think this

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in my opinion, at least the
David Coursey point of view is
the typical struggle against

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a changing market.

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These old school news guys can't
recognize that the landscape of
their future is changing

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and they see the change and
rather than try and adapt with
the change they decide to attack

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with the change, call it names,
say that it's not called real
news, close quote, say

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that it's not legitimate, et
cetera, et cetera, et cetera, et
cetera, while those like

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our radio news director can
adapt and change with the
changing market.

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And they see the need for this
new component to the news
marketplace.

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There's a place for his and
journalism for this grass roots
kind of journalism in

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the form of podcasting and in
the form of blogging that goes
just hand in hand with

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our, our, quote, traditional
close quote media outlets.

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And I think that those media
outlets that don't recognize
this are going to have to face
the face

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the music at some point and
either adapt or die.

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Thank you.

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Thank you very much.

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His voice, by the way, was
changed to protect his identity.

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So the person who sent that in
was a nonny mouse.

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Well, it's going to get
interesting.

21:24.840 --> 21:29.840
Rob Greenley ping me after I
talked about that interview that
he did with David Corsi.

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And he of course wants interview
me now.

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So we'll do that.

21:32.840 --> 21:33.840
We said a date for next
Thursday.

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So that'll be an IT conversation
with the next couple of weeks.

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And I'm not looking to pick any
fights or anything.

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I was just amazed.

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It's okay.

21:40.840 --> 21:45.840
Everyone can have their own
opinion, but I really thought
David Corsi would see that
there's

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much more to it.

21:46.840 --> 21:52.840
Same goes for Mark Cuban, who
also wrote a piece on his web
log that said, you know,

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podcasts are going to go
nowhere.

21:55.840 --> 21:57.840
This is, this is something
different.

21:57.840 --> 21:59.840
You know, this is, this is not
like web logs.

21:59.840 --> 22:01.840
This is not the same thing.

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This was created by listener
demand,

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not by publishing desire by
listening demand.

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Of course publishing desire is a
part of it because, you know,
now that you can do it,

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why not?

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We might as well.

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Listener demand and just really
shitty radio for the past 15 or
20 years is really what

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created this.

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Hey, Adam, it's Chris from
financiallypodcast.com.

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If you're looking for the latest
in student loans, scholarships,
financial aid, or anything,

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education, finance related,
you'll find it on
financialaidmodcast.com.

22:31.840 --> 22:33.840
We're in almost daily show.

22:33.840 --> 22:36.840
Sometimes our daily, I know we
look at everything in the news.

22:36.840 --> 22:39.840
Some mail calls stuff against
our readers questions on the
air.

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And have a great time, so tune
in.

22:41.840 --> 22:43.840
Got lots of positive music too.

22:49.840 --> 22:53.840
You can find us in the iTunes
Music Store just so you can find
an angel aid.

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Gentlemen, let's broaden our
mind.

22:57.840 --> 23:01.840
Or just find us on the web and
find an angel aid podcast.com.

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This is, this is very funny.

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Johnny, let us know.

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If you like, we're here to give
us a shout at 6173815656529.

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Very warm here.

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Or shoot us an email at
financialaidpodcast.com.

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Thanks a lot, Adam.

23:22.840 --> 23:25.840
Most of our high spots were
coming to us now by TV.

23:25.840 --> 23:26.840
Sirius Central.

23:26.840 --> 23:27.840
But not this one.

23:27.840 --> 23:28.840
Sirius 148.

23:28.840 --> 23:29.840
Adam Curry's pod show.

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Experience the unexpected.

23:31.840 --> 23:32.840
Tell the world.

23:32.840 --> 23:35.840
Tell this to everybody wherever
they are.

23:35.840 --> 23:37.840
Sirius Central 148.

23:37.840 --> 23:40.840
Hi, this is Bruce Williams from
audio to u.com.

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We're not another podcast
directorie.

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At audio to u.com, we control
the quality of our content by
only working with the best
people.

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As I said.

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Why sing lyrical with Dom Romeo?

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You're one of the few musicians
who actually has a rhythm of
beats named Arthur.

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The bow did lead beats.

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Yeah, because I was the one who
had been invented.

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Fuzzy logic.

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With Alex a horror off-road.

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Well, if they're all heavy and
empty or all done in this case.

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That's Bible where, but this is
email recipient to be where.

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And that was any Latin for that.

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No, that's right.

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Email us.

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Beware us.

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Fun notes.

24:22.840 --> 24:23.840
Hi, Bruce.

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This is punk rock.

24:24.840 --> 24:27.840
Patty Smith was recognized this
week with an award.

24:27.840 --> 24:30.840
She was awarded the command of
the order of the arts and
letters.

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Francis highest cultural honour.

24:32.840 --> 24:34.840
Building the pod.

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So in terms of building your
podcast.

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The sorts of things you'll be
able to do in audition will be
record your voice.

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Stand and deliver.

24:43.840 --> 24:47.840
I imagine in stand-up you get to
fluff a lot of facts for the
sake of the gag.

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But when I read your books, you
have a very real respect for
knowledge.

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Where does this come from?

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I do, but then a lot of it is
also made up.

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I mean, I like to.

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I don't like novels.

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So when you've had enough of the
light fluff.

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And then you get the good stuff.

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Audio to your top.

25:08.840 --> 25:11.840
Hello, this is Franklin McMahon
from mediartissecrets.com.

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The podcast for the creator
professional.

25:13.840 --> 25:17.840
You are listening to Adam
Curry's pod show ticket.

25:17.840 --> 25:18.840
Alright, everybody.

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Time to crank it up.

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We've got some pod save music
for you right now.

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This is when I checked this
morning.

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It was in the top 10 of the most
pod play pod save music
network.com.

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[ Music ]

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I'll talk to another 5th minute
member

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ah it's perfect for a day like
today

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Love it

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I'm...is, im gonna be 41 in...

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and less than 2 months

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oh yeah, 6 weeks, September 3rd

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And so that really puts me
squarely in the middle of people
who are 80's guys, I really love
that kind of production

28:44.140 --> 28:49.140
You know get a little stop gap
there in the beginning and the
reverse stuff. I dig it these
guys have got it together

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Really do like it. This is your
daily source code in lieu of the
hit test today. It's time once
again for a hit test of a
different nature

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Backtracks podcast

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So you think you know your hits
backwards towards

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Yeah, right

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You're listening to the
backtracks podcast exclusively
on the daily source code with
Adam Curry. You know hey Adam

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Hey, how you know what if you
change this?

29:14.140 --> 29:18.140
Oh, I don't like changes. So
let's get right into this week's
quiz. Okay. Are you ready Adam?

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Sure. I'm cranking out.

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You guys ready? Okay. Here we
go.

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Number one

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Yeah

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Right

29:34.140 --> 29:40.140
It's a song Martha Quinn played
for a month when she broke up
with a boyfriend. That's missing
you

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Time's up. Number two

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Sorry, no clue

29:56.140 --> 29:58.140
Time's up. Number three

29:59.140 --> 30:02.140
Oh, yeah, I know this

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This is the same beat forwards
and backwards past the Dutch
team musical youth

30:08.140 --> 30:10.140
Time's up

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Time's up. Okay. Here are the
answers. Number one

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That's right. It's missing you

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And here's number two

30:33.140 --> 30:35.140
Now what the hell was this?

30:43.140 --> 30:46.140
Oh, sorry. We closed our eyes

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Go with

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No, I didn't get that

30:52.140 --> 30:54.140
Number three

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Yeah, sure

30:58.140 --> 31:10.140
So how did you do Adam?

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I'm back to out of three

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Oh, you enjoyed this week's
Backtrack Spotcast quiz

31:16.140 --> 31:18.140
You can visit Backtrack Spotcast
on the web at

31:18.140 --> 31:20.140
Backtrack Spotcast.com

31:20.140 --> 31:22.140
Catch you next time

31:22.140 --> 31:24.140
Backtrack Spotcast

31:24.140 --> 31:26.140
Spin it back

31:26.140 --> 31:28.140
Thank you so much. I love it

31:28.140 --> 31:30.140
I love it. Hey, that's it for
the source code for today

31:30.140 --> 31:34.140
July 18, 2005

31:36.140 --> 31:40.140
So I told you the pod find your
podcast episode two will be out
tomorrow

31:40.140 --> 31:44.140
And iTunes if you're subscribed,
go come to you automatically

31:44.140 --> 31:48.140
We actually left about two weeks
in between

31:48.140 --> 31:52.140
But now I'll be every single
week and anywhere between 45
minutes in an hour

31:52.140 --> 31:54.140
Of all the coolest new pod

31:56.140 --> 31:58.140
Not just new ones, by the way

31:58.140 --> 32:00.140
Anything I can get my hands off
is

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So besides that tomorrow

32:04.140 --> 32:08.140
The official release of the
first episode of the Spike Lee
Shadowcast podcast

32:08.140 --> 32:12.140
The human human goes on location

32:12.140 --> 32:16.140
To the pre-production of Spike
Lee's new movie, which is titled
Inside Man

32:16.140 --> 32:20.140
It stars Denzel Washington, Jody
Foster, Christopher Plummer

32:20.140 --> 32:24.140
And it's really interesting to
listen to Spike

32:24.140 --> 32:26.140
I think you're going to enjoy it

32:26.140 --> 32:28.140
So that'll probably be featured
all over iTunes by tomorrow

32:28.140 --> 32:30.140
As well, so be on the lookout
for it

32:30.140 --> 32:32.140
The Spike Lee Shadowcast podcast

32:34.140 --> 32:36.140
All right, do you want to send
anything in

32:36.140 --> 32:38.140
promo as a podcast that submit
at podshow.com

32:38.140 --> 32:40.140
Podsafe Music is
podsafeofpodgeshow.com

32:40.140 --> 32:44.140
And of course, mashups mashup
and podshow.com

32:44.140 --> 32:48.140
The dating source code.com is
where you can find the archives
for the show

32:48.140 --> 32:50.140
The latest podcast of course the
podcast feed

32:50.140 --> 32:52.140
And then this is my weblog
www.curry.com

32:52.140 --> 32:56.140
Or I post a little bit more than
just the shows

32:56.140 --> 33:00.140
Put all the crap up there as
well

33:00.140 --> 33:04.140
Pictures from my MDA3 now that I
know how to get them into
flicker

33:04.140 --> 33:08.140
Or getting somewhere with all
that stuff

33:08.140 --> 33:12.140
Adam at Curry.com is email
address

33:12.140 --> 33:18.140
Your audio feedback is welcome,
specifically now the Gmail has
started to give me my infinity
plus one

33:18.140 --> 33:20.140
Thank you very much guys

33:20.140 --> 33:22.140
Stay subscribed

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Stick it in your ear