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Delta Sierra Charly 217.

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Your DJ.

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Are you doing that?

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Your DJ has only just begun.

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It's Adam Curry.

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You are a bitch.

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Oh yeah.

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Oh yeah.

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Oh yeah.

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Oh yeah.

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I apologize.

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I'm a dick.

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So dick some respect.

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Wacky stuff.

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Oh yeah.

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Ditto yeah.

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Ditto yeah.

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Ditto yeah.

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Ditto yeah.

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Ditto yeah.

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You know I'm an idiot.

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Ditto yeah.

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Ditto yeah.

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I'm an idiot.

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You know I'm an idiot.

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Don't get so much fat.

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Ditto yeah.

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Wacky stuff.

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By the way, you're hearing that
wild cherry sign.

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I was like, what's that 1970s?

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It's a 78.

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Something like that.

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Really think I give a shit.

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Ditto yeah.

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Wacky stuff.

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Ditto yeah.

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Touch anything sniffed off.

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Ditto yeah.

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Ditto yeah.

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Ditto yeah.

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Ditto yeah.

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Ditto yeah.

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Touch anything and touch
anything.

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I'm an idiot.

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Watch it tots you touch it tots.

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Touch it tots you touch it tots.

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Touch it tots you touch it tots.

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You're a bad man and you made me
cry.

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I hate you.

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You're, you know, I'm an idiot.

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Ditto moaf few

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What you just said is one of the
most insanely idiotic things I
have ever heard.

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At no point will you even close
to anything that could be
considered a rational thought.

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Everyone in this room is now
dumber for having left into it.

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Oh boy.

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It's the end of the week almost
the end of the month that your
source code for the 29th of
July.

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In the entire week doing their
source code every single day,
truly the daily source code.

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Languette is doing a funky.

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It's Friday.

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The weather is nice here in the
UK and we're going to be a
little heavy on the pod save.

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I hope you don't mind.

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It's a little funky day.

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My mom is in the hospital.

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She just had just actually got a
phone call that she finished her
operation.

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It's just finished.

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This was a...

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Some kind of...

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Well, when I quite sure what it
was yet.

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Some kind of abscess.

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Some kind of tumor thing in her
hip.

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It's been a bit of a bummer a
year for mom.

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But everything went well and
I'll be able to talk to her in
about an hour.

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So I figured I'd send out some
good positive vibes and play
some cool rock music for her as
well.

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So we're ramping up.

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We're getting ready for our
vacation.

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We'll show all of you an exactly
one week from now.

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Oh, it reminds me.

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I've got a books and flights.

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Take a look at that.

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As I said, weather is really
nice.

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Kind of like high 70s, but not
too much sun.

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I do have the Converre wearing
away in the background.

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You'll hear that and we'll get
rid of some of the music.

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And let me see.

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Got a couple of things we want
to talk about.

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The feedback has been enormous
on three topics in particular
from the past couple of days.

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So we'll be looking at some
email as well.

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But to kick it off, I figured
we'd play something that I
pulled off of the pod safe music

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network.

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These guys were on the warp
tour.

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I only know about the warp tour
because my dear daughter
Christina has been wanting to
check out

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the warp tour, one of these
summers.

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Listen to the pod safe music
network and music.photshow.com.

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I think you'll dig in.

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This is Dila Vega.

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Let burn on the source cup.

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Listen to the pod safe music.

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took some time to actually
explain the difference between
the high quality guaranteed
delivery,

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you can stream it and listen to
it in real time versus the
subscription ban with lots

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of suggestions, a lot of
marketing-based suggestions,
releasing stuff at different
times.

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Now actually there's a couple of
pieces of feedback I'm going to
play today about that.

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But I have a question for you
because I feel that we don't
have time on our side in this

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particular issue because
podcasting is growing.

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There's relatively a few people
that actually still know what
podcasting is about,

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just because iTunes came out,
doesn't mean the whole world
understands it yet.

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In fact, there's a whole new
slew, this whole wave of press
is coming back and I really get
the

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feeling that there's going to be
another round of articles, maybe
focus a little bit more on

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the business aspects of
podcasting, maybe hopefully more
focus on the music aspects
because

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we're doing it. We are
completely creating our own
music industry only now is only
for the

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sales to start kicking in, which
is happening slowly but surely.
And I'm very, very excited about
that.

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But when it comes to the
bandwidth, we've got a lot of
mainstream media out there
wanting to

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podcast now and actually they
are podcasting. And as I said
earlier, the problem is the
bandwidth

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is not free. It may seem that
way and maybe you think you have
an account that offers unlimited

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bandwidth but that's changing
very, very rapidly. And as we've
gone through this before,
there's

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kind of a slash dot effect
certainly from the daily source
code. If I mentioned someone,

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lots of times they run out of
bandwidth, they go down and it
sucks. So we have to come up
with

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some fixes very, very soon. So
here's a question for you. This
is what I'd like some feedback
on because

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while we're figuring this out,
while we're figuring out
different ways of delivery,
should we

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be releasing stuff in the middle
of the night, incentivizing
people to subscribe, which by
the way,

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I think we should do anyway
because subscribing to podcasts,
it really is, it's magic,

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you know. And when there's a new
show which is shows up, you
know, there's not going to be
that much

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benefit. I'm not even drinking a
sense out when I'm actually, I
put water in my coffee cup,

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maybe that's it. Maybe just the
the faint aroma of the sense
here does it. By the way, I got

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a call from the agency that
represents sense here. Let's see
if something comes out of that,
huh?

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Um, so, you know, there's a
whole bunch of things that we
need to work on, but I don't
want to be too

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late, you know, because as
podcasting starts to grow, the
small, you know, the small indie
podcaster

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is going to run into more and
more trouble and just cost
money, you know, ranging from
anywhere

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from, and I've really, and I've
talked to a lot of people about
this, and a lot of content

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delivery networks, and a lot of
bandwidth providers. And it's
still, you know, if you're
looking at

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your per gigabyte transfer
charge, it's anywhere from 10
cents to, you know, anywhere up
to 3035

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cents per listener. And, you
know, again, this is what killed
the streaming business. It is,

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uh, besides the fact that you
had to listen to that app, your
computer, which wasn't all that

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fantastic because we're to
listen to the radio in your car,
which is what the iPod gave us.
Um, but

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the, you know, it's not a very
good model when every person you
add to your listener-based

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costume more money, unless you
can offset that with revenue. So
here's a question, and I want

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you to really think about it.
Let's say, um, okay, just for
argument, say, I footage the
bill.

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And I provided free bandwidth
hosting for anybody who want any
indie podcaster that is,

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who wants to do a podcast,
whether you have 10 listeners,
and I think every podcaster has
at least 10

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listeners, if you count
yourself, your friends, and your
family, which is great, you
know,

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but even that is still, each
podcast is going to cost you,
you know, three bucks. Now,

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you can put that yourself, but
if you start to grow and gain
traction, and I guess
ultimately,

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it's cool if more people are
listening to what you have to
say, if you got it all for free,

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would you be willing to take a
obligatory advertising? So, if
the offset of that cost was,

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that you had an ad at the
beginning or the end of your
podcast that was inserted
automatically,

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would you be interested? Now,
I'm sure there's a lot of people
who would not be interested,

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and that's okay. I don't want
any geod shit about advertising
or not. And, you know,

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and I'm not talking about your
typical radio spots, 20 seconds
in your face bullshit, but yeah,

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or, you know, there are many
different ways, and I hope that
we can change the face of
advertising,

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the way we're changing the face
of music, but would you be
willing to offset that? Because
that's

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a deal, I'd be more than willing
to make, because I think that we
could do that. And by the way,

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not just an offset, but if it
really started to take off,
then, of course, you'd get a cut
of that advertising.

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That's what I'd like you to
think about over the weekend.
Don't email me immediately for
two reasons.

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When I want you to think about
it, and two, my Gmail accounts
pretty full. Hello?

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Hello? You were supposed to
start there on cue. Oh, man.
Now, what the frick is going on
here?

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I've got the spinning beach ball
of death. Oh, how do I hate
that? Okay, so while that thing
is spinning around,

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like a jackass, let's go to some
email then, shall we? U.S.
Highways. A lot of feedback on
the U.S.

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Highways thread that we've been
talking about. It actually looks
like my computer is locking up
here.

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This is not a good sign. Now, I
can't get to my Gmail, or as
that totally hosed out as well.
Hold on, let me see what's

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my connection is still good.
God, I wasn't such a such a vibe
there.

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Okay, still have the beach ball.
Hold on a second. Let me try
this. Hold on.

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Okay, I know what the problem
is. Actually, pause that for a
second. It's the same frickin
problem we've

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had before. If you have a
mounted, draw actually had my
eye disc mounted. And when you
want to play a song,

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for some reason, Megaseg, you
know, well, no, not for some
reason. It tries to talk to your
file system.

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The file system is busy trying
to get the shit rolling. So,
I've just disconnected my eye
disc.

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Now, let's try it and see if it
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I am his youthful ward, Doug,

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I walked around a few steps and
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Alrighty, the UK podcasters
doing fine. Grons steadily as we
speak. It's about three

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20 in the afternoon on Friday
here at Curry Cottage in the UK,
Patricia just came in.

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And so what were you? What were
you cursing about? So I've
disconnected the IDisc and now
it should

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be. That little blip you heard
in that previous promo was me
disconnecting the IDisc. I guess
that's

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a problem, you know. And some
things going something peculiar
is happening here. It seems that

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I've got this really expensive
bandwidth provider that provides
me with a huge mega pipe to the

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house, but sometimes it's
actually just say the service
level is not up to par. That's
easy

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net. We've talked about that
before. So I'll have to delve
into that. I'll do that next
week. I'm

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just not feeling up to it right
now. For app as long as I've got
some bandwidth somewhere. So
anyway,

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we talked about the server
bandwidth. That was in the
previous bit. Now Willy Wonka,
my goodness.

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I got a lot of response about
saying that I'd heard the review
on cinecast and that,

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therefore, was not going to go
see it. But I, oh man, I think
that was a mistake. Let me just
read a

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couple of emails here. The most
exciting one was from Dawn,
Micelli from the Dawn and Drew

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shows says boyfriend. I'd love
to once he starts off like that
boyfriend. We went to go see it
and we

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fucking loved it and I'm
hardcore about the original. The
DVD of the original is so
interesting as they

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interviewed the kids who have
all grown up into freak
accountants. Oh, can we please
hire one of

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them for the pod show? Yeah, of
course. Go find them, girl. But
then again, Johnny Depp makes

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me tingling my swimsuit place.
But then again, so the Gene
Wilder, even with this terrible
hair.

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So I got a, just a crap load of,
of comments on Willy Wonka and
Christina actually

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matches well. Madge Weinstein
also said, you know, go see it.
You're going to like it. So,

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we're going to do that.
Christina and I are going to go
Sunday. We're going to go see it
and I will

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provide my unobjective review.
Objective review. Objective
review, obviously. So,

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yeah, maybe it is something I
want to see. I've just been such
a die,

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die hard fan about, you know,
about about the original. And,
you know, I told you I could
watch it

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anytime and still love it. So,
I'm going to go. I hope I don't
get disappointed. But from what
I'm

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reading, the feedback has been
really astronomical from a lot
of other people whose opinions I
also

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respect. So, let's see. Oh, I
want to talk about the blue
angel again, the NBA 3 that I
have.

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I'm really loving this box. I
don't know, it has this voice
dialing. So, first of all, what
it does

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is when a call comes in, it'll
announce the number with a voice
and I have the English voice

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loaded, which is kind of sweet.
But you can also just say, you
know, call someone, call them on
their

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mobile or at home or whatever,
and it'll dial it for you. And
I'll ask you verify if that's
the

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number you want to call. So, you
don't mess that up. And so, I
love that because I have it

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clipped to my belt now and it's
a pain in the ass to have to go
look and see, you know, who's
calling.

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So, you don't have to do that.
That's a very cool feature. And
additionally, this transcriber,

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where you can write on the
screen and then it recognizes
your handwriting, it actually
works.

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So, I'm kind of for going using
the keyboard, which is a nice
feature that you slide it up

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and there's a built-in keyboard.
I rarely ever use the pen for
tapping it on the software
keyboard

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that's built into the interface,
but now this transcriber thing,
I'm all over it. I'm totally,
totally

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loving it. Here's a song that's
not listed on the pod save music
network yet, but it could be
soon.

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It's her and get away, country
rock on the daily source code.

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[ Music ]

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Yeah, I could be listed on the
podcast music network. I meant
it should be listed on the

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podcast music network her, get
away sent to me by just a little
singer of the band herself.

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Like that, very much. You know
what it is? This is almost seems
like a new music

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Tuesday on a Friday, right? I've
been in the middle of the hits
for most of my adult life. I was
on

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big time radio and television
since I was 19, and I really
lived in the middle of this big

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compressed top 40 sound, and I
had forgotten how to listen to
music, how to appreciate music,

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how to, it's hard to explain.
It's just like I had a complete
overdose of the hits, and it was

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very, very hard for me to, it's
taken me actually years to get
kind of back into living,

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able to listen to music, and
with this podsafe music, it's
happening. I'm loving it.
There's just

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so much good stuff out there.
It's funny I was talking to Don
Katz, the CEO of Audible. We've

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talked about him before on the
source code, and we're talking
about podsafe music, and he
said,

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so what kind of stuff is it? Is
it any good? What's the quality
of it? I said,

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first of all, the recording
quality is no different from
somebody who's been releasing

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records through a record company
for years, because we've got the
same tools, the exact same

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tools that the so-called pros
use is what the podsafeers are
using. So then it comes out on a
song,

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writing a musician'ship, and
talent, and artistry, and you
know what, there is a cool,
there's a

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lot of it out there. Hey Adam,
it's Chris for the financial aid
podcast at
www.financialaidpodcast.com,

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with some audio feedback on
interstate highways, two
curiosities. In the United
States with three

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digit interstate city, indicates
it's a spur loop. It's something
that goes around the city,

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so for example, if you're
driving I-95, there's I-495,
which goes around the city of
Boston,

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so you don't have to go through
it. When you're driving out
towards Worcester, I-90 goes
through

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Worcester, I-290 goes around it.
The second thing is, when you
look at the exit signs,

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if the exit sign says exit 20 or
exit 22, the little thing at the
top of the sign, if it's on the

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right side of the sign, it's a
right hand exit, it's on the
left hand side of the sign,

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so left hand exit, if it's in
the middle, then it's anybody's
guess. Love your show, hope you

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have, I have in a great time,
back in England, hope to see you
back in the state soon. Take
care,

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have a great vacation. Thank you
very much, Chris, for so I tried
to get to my Gmail earlier,

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I think I can get to it now,
because I had a couple more
interesting tidbits that people
sent in.

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Uh, I don't know, blah, blah,
blah, blah, blah, that's from
Kevin, hold on, I want to get to
the,

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get to the right one, hold on a
second, because it was really
interesting.

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Where is it? Okay, Brian
Matthews is one of several
people who sent this into me
that Eisenhower

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also required the one out of
every six miles of interstate be
straight, so in times of war,

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they could be used as impromptu
runways for aircraft, I find
that fascinating. In fact,

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I'd like to try that one time,
I'm flying in this state. Also,
a lot of information about the

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TSA locks, I've got some links
that I'll share with you on, um,
in the show notes for today's

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source code, there are indeed
two officially sanctioned locks.
One as we discussed is travel

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century, um, but essentially if
by mistake, the TSA cuts a lock,
oh, that's Skype. Go away,

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go away, go away, I'm busy. It's
amazing, you know, you can't,
there's no way to keep Skype on,

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but the shut it up, you can be
invisible, but people can still
call you. Hold on a second,

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let me give it to this. No, no,
oh, it's cast blaster Mike, I'll
get to you in a second, Mike,

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we're gonna call it, uh, oh,
we're gonna call, we're gonna
call. Now, we're gonna call it a

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fokk hola. Oh, uh, oh, uh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh.

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Sorry for that small
interruption, um, but
apparently, if you, um, if it
has been cut off,

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the, um, the lock that is you
can get a replacement, so I'm
gonna, uh, next time is Sanfurt

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I'm just going to go back to the
Tummy store and see if I can get
a new lock and ask

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them exactly if they know what
happened.

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So stay tuned for more on that
and highways and other extremely
interesting stuff that

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makes you feel good but doesn't
make you richer.

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Hey Adam, this is Jeff from
podcastshuffle.com, great show,
love the source code.

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Just an idea for you and your
bandwidth was, why don't you
delay posting the MP3 file on

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the website and encourage more
people to subscribe.

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If you're posting the MP3 up on,
you know, curry.com, the same
time that it ends up

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in the RSS feed, you're really
encouraging people to continue
their existing actions.

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Now I know you've mentioned the
past like 60, 70% of your
downloads are from the website

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so you have to be careful not to
upset anybody but, you know, if
you really want to encourage

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people to subscribe, that would
be one of my suggestions is, you
know, give this subscribers

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a benefit and you know,
encourage the web browsers, web
browser users, you know, to
subscribe

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in order to get that benefit.

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You know, it's happened in other
medias like magazines.

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I know as a subscribers at
Business Week magazine, I get it
before it shows up on the

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newsstand.

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I've had a couple of video
games, mags, where, you know,
since I subscribe to their
magazine,

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I got a, you know, like a free
demo CD and if I didn't
subscribe to it, like if I
picked

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it up at the newsstand, I would
have to pay extra for that.

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So just a thought, maybe it
would work for you, talk to you
later.

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All right, thank you very much.

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So we were talking about that
earlier and again, I want to see
if what we talked about

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and again, this is something I
want to think about over the
weekend, don't send me email

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immediately, but think about if
you got everything for free in
perpetuity, but it would

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be offset by advertising and
above a certain level, you would
actually start to make

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some money on that, would you be
interested?

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Do I hear my phone about it to
ring?

29:42.360 --> 29:47.000
You know, I've got to just shut
off all communications when I'm
doing the show is too much

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incoming.

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All right, let's wind up the
week with our anthem.

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I just can't get enough of it.

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I have this on my earphones all
the time, singing along like a
hurt cat.

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Cruise Box FCC, dig in.

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[ Music ]

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The rummaging of all

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Sorry had to sing along,
couldn't help it

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You know what's so great about
this song, you'll never hear it
on mainstream radio, because
it's got all those bad, bad
words in

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Here's box, tell the FCC to stay
in our world

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Alright, that's it for the
source code for today, why not
up the week

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Hope you enjoyed it

33:16.880 --> 33:19.880
If you're interested in any of
the songs that you heard just
head on over to

33:19.880 --> 33:24.880
DailySourceCode.com or
www.curry.com

33:25.880 --> 33:29.880
And as you can find links to
everything we talked about, and
of course all the pod save music

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Alright, so I'm going to go talk
to Casplaster Mike, we had a
call scheduled for six minutes
ago

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And after that we call him my
mom, apparently everything's
fine, so just see if I can give
her some more positive vibes

33:46.880 --> 33:52.880
And I appreciate you tuning in,
if you want to send me feedback
out of Maccurry.com

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Please don't attach files, at
least not through the weekend,
because I'm still trying to get
the ratio of usage of my Gmail
to the ever growing

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This space of my Gmail in the
correct ratio

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You can always just point to a
file somewhere at number five

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You want to send in promos, you
could use a couple more

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It's submit at podshow.com

34:21.880 --> 34:25.880
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podshow.com don't forget to
check out the pod save music
network

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or podshow.com

34:30.880 --> 34:32.880
Have yourself great weekend

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I'm just going to chill out do a
little bit of flying tomorrow

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As I said, the in laws are going
to be picked up and I can do an
hour

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So near the cottage just to get
some stick time

34:44.880 --> 34:46.880
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