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Delta Sierra Charlie 219er.

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Something remarkable is
happening here.

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Video is springing free of the
regulated gatekeepers who
managed what you can hear since

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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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It's Adam Curry.

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It was $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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

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It's Adam Curry.

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Hey everybody, how you doing?

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Yeah, I got a source code for
you anyway.

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It's Monday the second.

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Come on.

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Come on.

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Come on.

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Come on.

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For you, okay?

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It is the daily source code good
evening from the UK.

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It's almost 10 30 p.m.

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Drastic mistake.

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We had a really, really nice
dinner and then I just kind of
laid down on the couch and

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well, I fell asleep.

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Oh boy, what an interesting day,
interesting evening last night.

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That's right, Patricia and I had
a night in Big Smoke.

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In the Big London town, the big
L, as we went to the playboy
party and of course had

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our own parties, then we got to
tell last night in the lovely
Dorchester Hotel, which is just

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off the park.

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It was a very chic indeed.

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I'll tell you a bit about the
party.

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Of course, I also recorded a
sound scene tour.

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And let's get caught up on the
stuff that's happened over the
weekend.

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And Monday, oh my god, my day
behind.

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So we actually got on the train
around 1230.

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We've taken a car out to London.

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And it's just so much, and that
was really because we were all
kind of like dressed up

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at a very departed year of last
night.

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And well, you know, I just
didn't want to get a dress all
wrinkled.

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I don't want to get my dress
wrinkled either.

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We hopped on the train back
today and actually started doing
some editing on the way home.

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It was a fine-risingly spiky
podcast.

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And I've kind of been indoors
for the rest of the day.

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So I missed all the beautiful
weather.

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But I got a lot of cool things
lined up for you.

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You've got a backtracks podcast.

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We've got some pretty
unbelievable pod safe music
ready to roll for you.

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Plenty of promo some news and
lots of stuff to talk about
right here on your daily source

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code.

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And this is new guy who's been
creating mashups.

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He's been playing a couple of
his mashups on the pod show on
serious.

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His name is DJ Earworm.

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And he does the most amazing job
at mashups.

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This is definitely one of my
favorites.

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Is this stairway to boot like
heaven.

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DJ Earworm on the source code.

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Is anybody home?

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Can you eat it?

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Can you own one?

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Well, there's good news you can.

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Go by bitjobs.net

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That's b-i-t-j-o-b-s.net

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For more information

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Or download the latest episode
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It's an independent music
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If you want to know what's cool

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On the way to what calls call
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The song's cool

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You told me you don't know

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I don't care

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It knows what's hot

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And he's giving me a song

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It's got a day

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It's just cool

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Next generation

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Cathad

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Thank you

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Simon Tune

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For the ode

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To the daily source code

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That's the stuff I love

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That's fantastic

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I really appreciate it

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Also, they were just thinking
they knew opening up

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That's PWFrenton doing some arts
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And Tampa Florida

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Love it fantastic

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There was one more thing I
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The stairway to Put Like Heaven

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part and fascinates me.

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She always has, and it's not
just her appearance, but it's
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this growing up in a hut, and
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childhood, and then becoming

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a big country in western star,
and I saw this documentary, I
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UK channel or something, and I
just blown away again by stuff
she's done, you know, in

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the past, she's given all the
songs that she wrote with her
partner, manager, she gave

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them all back to him, all the
licensing, everything, and you
never hear about her with

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anyone, do you?

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You never hear about her love
life, although in this
documentary I saw, they did say
that,

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well, she actually said that in
the early days she was, quote,
very sexually active, and

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I'm just wondering, you know,
what, who was she done with,
fascinating, just a very amazing

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woman that is, let's see, what
we're also going to talk about
this, there's lots of stuff,

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oh, we talked about on Friday,
and thank you very much for
responding over the weekend,

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and the email is still rolling
in, of course, the ACing Croni
is nature of podcasting,

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people consume the podcast a lot
later than they're created
often, and I posed the question,

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you know, would you be
interested in getting free
hosting and bandwidth for
whatever you,

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whatever your podcast needs are
in return for advertising, and
you know what, not a single

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negative comment. In fact,
overwhelmingly positive, though
there is, I'm learning some
stuff here

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about if we want to put a model
like that together, what I'm
learning is that people
definitely

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want to be able to choose what
kind of advertising, and that
ranges from, you know, I want

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to be appropriate to my
audience, okay, that makes a lot
of sense, by the way, and people
aren't

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looking for spots, I'm not
necessarily talking about, you
know, spot advertising, but more
like,

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this podcast brought to you by,
I think that's probably a good
dip in the, you know, toe dip in
the

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water, but mainly people are
concerned that, you know, they
wouldn't have a, well, she's
have some

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kind of sex products show up as
advertising in or around their
podcast, so that makes it a
little

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bit more complicated, I
certainly understand, it makes a
lot of sense, so I guess there
is some categorization

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to be done, but everyone seems
to kind of like the idea, so I
guess we can still, you know,

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we can still figure out ways to
trade beads and murals. I'm
tired, I tell you, I took a lot
of

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Adam, big night in the big city,
everybody, I'm getting old, I'm
actually going to be 41,

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this coming September, September
3rd. Was this, I wrote something
down here, oh yeah, this is
cool,

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my in-laws are here, I told you
that, we picked them up on
Saturday, and my father-in-law
is,

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he's like a fucking magician
with his hands, now he's a
musician, and he writes musical
scores,

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literally just from his head,
and anyone who does that knows
that that's pretty complicated
stuff,

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and you can do 12 piece
orchestrations, just right on
paper, and he's actually, he's
sitting,

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he's got a keyboard here, and
he's, you know, composing stuff,
and God knows what,

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but he can also take, you know,
match sticks and some gaffa tape
and glue and create a fireplace,

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you know, he's amazing like
that, Patricia has a lot of
those qualities too, and so I
was talking

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to him about the desk that we
talked about, you know, I want
to have a better place, because
I

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like standing when I'm doing my,
I like just standing in general
when I'm working,

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I wouldn't mind having a working
area where I could have my, my
rack with my equipment, my
mixer,

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my power book, you know, kind of
in a little more ergonomic
configuration, and he's already
drawn

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it up, he's already got the blue
print done with a nice little
rounded edge, so it kind of fit
my

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stomach into it, and belly up to
the, to the workspace, as it
were, and tomorrow we're going
to go get

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wood, and it's going to build
this while I'm vacation, this
guy's phenomenal, so I'll be
sure

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to actually I should take
pictures of the entire process,
because what he's going to do,

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I'll ask him to take some
pictures, we can get the wood
tomorrow, we've got the blue
print,

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and he's going to build it in
the garage, and then we come
back, then Patricia of course
has to

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okay it, because it is a piece
of furniture, you know, and then
we'll move, I have to empty like

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8 million draws on the thing I'm
using currently, and God knows
we're going to put that stuff,

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and then we'll move that to the
garage and move the new thing
in, and it's going to be really

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exciting, so looking forward to
that, and pod save music coming
up, which will be pod safe, but
not

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necessarily works safe, so you
are for warned. Good morning,
CC. This is Dave Hamilton from
the Mac

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Observer's Mac Geekab, and okay
actually I have to set that up,
that was that was stupid of me.

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This was a voice response that
was sent to CC Chapman of the
accident hash, and I was copied
on it,

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and I was so blown away by this
story that I really wanted you
to hear it, because it is about

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pod save music, let me just go
up one level here, let me roll
that out for you again, so we'll

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he'll introduce himself, and
you'll hear this story, but this
is Dave Hamilton. Good morning,
CC.

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This is Dave Hamilton from the
Mac Observer's Mac Geekab, and
no, I'm not here to plug my own
podcast,

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though, my PR guy would yell at
me if I didn't. I'm here to tell
you as a quick story as quickly
as I

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can anyway, that I just think is
freaking awesome. Last night, my
wife and I went to see now is
now

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here in Durham, New Hampshire.
Now we just moved up here from
Connecticut, and my wife,

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because she's my wife, started
listening to podcasts a couple
of months ago, and

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her now is now bought a bunch of
their CDs, listened to it, and
our first date night out,

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now that we're here in Durham,
we got a babysitter last night,
two of them, actually,

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to watch two of our kids, hey,
why not, support the local
economy, and went and saw this
band,

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and they were, they're great. I
mean, you know this, right? But
these are guys, there's three

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guys in this band, they produce
a ton of music, and they just
sound great, they leave it all

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on the stage, they rock, right?
They don't, they don't hold
anything back, they're not here,

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just to go through the motions,
they rock, and it was just so
awesome sitting there thinking,

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man, none of this would have
happened without podcasting. We
never would have found this
band.

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We never would have gone into
sports with last night to have
a, you know, a night out,

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and it was all because of
podcasting. So I just wanted you
to know that, you know, it's

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come full circle, at least for
us it here, it has one, one
family at a time, right? So, you
know,

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it would start it out, it's just
something listening to in the
car and checking out this new

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technology, has now infiltrated
our lives to the point where
it's, it's helping to decide a

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direction for us in our leisure
time, and it obviously, that's
exactly what it's supposed to
do,

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but I wanted you to know that
it's working. So, pre-chon
brother, rock-on, have a great
morning.

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So, how cool is that? This is
exactly what I'd hope would
happen, and it is indeed
working.

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We are picking up on new music,
we're creating new superstars,
our own superstars, and that's

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not necessarily, you're going to
be millions and millions of
sales and records, but I think

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we'll be able to make some good
beer and rent money, you know,
and I'll take that as a start,

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and the growth rate over at the
Poncec Music Network is
unbelievable. We're approaching
a thousand

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artists now, we've got a
thousand podcasts, and a
thousand and close to a thousand
songs that have

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been downloaded of the catalog
that is. So it's just
unbelievable what's happening,
and I think

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we're getting the store together
so that anyone listed on the
Poncec Music Network itself

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to the Poncec Music Network is
going to be very cool. Okay, I
warned you earlier about the
content

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of the Poncec Music for this
particular episode of the Daily
Source Code, but it's not, you
know,

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the mood on that, but, you know,
it is still kind of the
beginning of the week, so it
might apply to you.

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[ Music ]

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I hate music, that's a whole
masterpiece, you think it's fun
to be 31 and have ambition,

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[ Music ]

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gentry bronze and then the night
watchman from San Francisco,
everything is so fucked up,

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you know if you're listening to
the source code in the evening,
it's perfect, you know, I've got
the

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lights dimmed and I've played
that Daldy Parton song and now
kind of this lounge,

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piano, bluesy, type jazzy stuff,
which reminded me of the last
night after the party,

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Patricia and I went to the hotel
bar and it was a very, very
chic, very classy bar and there
was

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a guy in there, just playing the
complete Vegas repertoire, you
know, like Moonlight in Vermont,

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they didn't stop and actually it
was interesting, we were sitting
there actually having a late
night

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snack and the Liam Neeson walks
in, so we had a real close
encounter with a major
superstar, he was hammered

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by the way, I don't know if he
was in town doing some work or
apparently he's a regular at the
hotel,

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is it just me or was there like
some kind of meeting where
Germany and England and France
and the

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US all sat together and the
world leaders said, hey let's go
out and tell the world that Iran
is

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doing nasty shit and then I
watched the news on television
about them doing something that
could

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give them apparently some kind
of enriched uranium, which would
allow them to create nuclear
power,

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which of course immediately is
thought to be a nuclear bomb,
but then yeah, the pictures that
you see

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just don't correspond with what
they're saying, you know, you
see like power plants and then

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like a Google Maps picture
zooming in on a couple of
barracks, I don't know, I'm
quite sure I'm

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understanding what's going on,
maybe we're getting ramped up
for something. A couple of days
ago,

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I posted something on my weblog
at curry.com, the actually wind
commander William wanted to know

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what the origin of the English
phrase, Tutal Pipp, Tutal Pipp,
and what the origin of that was,

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and I thought it was Tutal Pipp
with a D, and I guess it was
it's Tutal Pipp with a T, and
there's

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no real, you know, defined
source of authority on this, but
some say it's a derivative of
Tutal

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Lure, which is a French kind of
like a sea later, and it morphed
over time to Tutal Pipp.

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Some also attributed to the
sound that horns made on cars in
the early 1900s. Well, Tutal
Pipp,

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I guess that's it. Thank you
very much. It seems to be no
definitive answer to that.

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By the way, I've been talking to
a lot of people about this
lately, about living in the
United

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Kingdom as an American. Now, I
guess we all are kind of like
chameleons, you know, and you
kind of

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adapt to your surroundings, and
we lived in Belgium in the
castle. Now, the Belgian speak
Flemish,

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which is at least the part where
we live, either they speak
French or Flemish.

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And the Flemish speaking part of
Belgium, it's the Flemish is
Dutch, only it's with an accent,

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you know, it's southern, and
words and phrases are
differently, somewhere it's a
completely

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different, some phrasiologies,
you know, and really it's more
like a rhythm of the way they
speak as well.

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And when you're surrounded by,
you know, a culture and people
in language the whole time,

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you start to pick it up and you
start to incorporate it into
your own speech.

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And I'm really afraid to do that
over here. I think I've talked
about this before,

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because everybody, every Brit
here, when you say Madonna, they
roll their eyes up and they're

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heading, go, oh God, you know,
she's trying to be so posh and
posh and she's trying to,

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it's your accent, it's just
horrible. And then I think, you
know, and I, because I was
reminded

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this, I saw Madonna's in the
Vogue over here with the
pictures of her country estate
and her

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and the kids and they're really
great pictures and she's really,
um, she's wearing kind of

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classic almost 1930s clothes and
she's beautiful that way. She
really looks pretty and it suits
her

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extremely well and then she's in
bed with Blu-Pajamas and the
kids from Blu-Pajamas and it's
all

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just really nice. And I think,
you know, I know our little bit,
I've met her a couple times.

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I think that she really just
wants to fit in and she really
enjoys the United Kingdom and of

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course we're here. I understand,
you know, why? And I see all the
benefits and the stuff that she
likes

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but it's so unfair, um, because
she's, she's really, she lets
herself be assimilated and she's

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taken that step and she said,
okay, I'm just going to go with
the flow of my accents here and
it's

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and, you know, and she kind of
slides in and out of it but it's
really, um, speaking English,
speaking

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proper English is, it's almost
more of an attitude and it's
more like, you know, the whole
rhythm

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of the speech, you know, you're
much more careful about the
words you use and the phrase

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theology and your whole
vocabulary kind of expands and
certain long words that we would
skip over

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in America, um, are still, you
know, utilized here and it
really shows, um, uh, a
different kind of,

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um, I'm not going to, I can't
look at my finger on it but it's
more than just an accent.

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There's, there's an attitude to
it that you kind of take on and
that may be it that there's some

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offense to that, but anyway, um,
a plea to all you brits out
there, you know, let, let us
yanks

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slide a little bit, you know,
we, we really want to try and
blend in. We're here, we're here
to learn

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we mean you know hard. Oh yeah,
oh yeah, we'll hide everybody.
This is Dr. Puff.

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I'm the host of a Reggae and Dub
podcast called Pumpcast. Here's
a testimonial from

33:56.200 --> 34:01.480
Drew Domkis of the Don and Drew
Show. Man, I just wish somebody
would do a Reggae podcast.

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I sure enough, this guy's going
to do a podcast, which is all
Reggae and, uh, it's just great,
you know,

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I mean, if you're in the Reggae,
that show is just awesome.

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Each show, we try to feature the
best pod save Reggae and Dub out
there and we try to create a

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relaxing groove, maybe the
perfect thing for that post
daily source code lighter flick.

34:30.280 --> 34:38.200
So subscribe through our RSS
feed at the website puffcast.com
or we're also in the iTunes
music store.

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P-E-U-F-F-C-A-S-T. That's
Puffcast.

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Special thanks to Don and Drew
to Rob at podcast 4 and one of
that little interview's

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snippet. And, uh, and special
thanks to you at him for the
inspiration for Puffcasting in
general.

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Reggae and Dub all mixed up with
my own homemade electronica.

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Oh, guys, Steve, Irene.

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Yeah, Irene, I can't wait to go
back to Jamaica. I think I've
been 15 times in Jamaica. I love
it.

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And there's a virgin flight that
goes direct. Okay, that'll be,
that'll be, that'll be,

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we'll do that in the winter when
it's a shitty weather and we
have some more vacation time
coming up.

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It's a daily source code. Let's,
um, Y'am Polite is really busy
actually.

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Yeah, got a note from today
that, um, hit test number 51 is
on its way, but it looks like
he's got, uh,

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he's got a gig and he's got some
stuff going on there in the
Netherlands and I'm not

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allowed to talk about it, but as
soon as some news is known, I
think it's very exciting and I
definitely

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want to young to come on the
show and talk about it because
it is something that's evolved
out

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of podcasting. Um, but I got
your fix of trivia stuff.
Backtracks podcast. So you think
you know

35:53.320 --> 36:01.000
your hits backwards and
forwards. Yeah, right. You're
listening to the

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backtracks podcast exclusively
on the daily source code without
I'm curry. Hey, Adam.

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Hey, how you do? Let's get right
into this week's quiz. All
right. Listeners ready?

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I'm ready. Are you ready, Adam?
Yeah, I'm ready. Okay, here we
go.

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That's number one.

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Yeah, I know what it is. This is
uh, uh, who's Johnny Eldebard.

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Time's up. Number two.

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It's the same rhythm, uh,
tempted by squeeze. That was
interesting.

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So four number three.

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Something really heavy.

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Either I don't know the song or
no.

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Time's up. Okay, here the
answer. Okay. Number one is a
prize.

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There you go.

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[ Music ]

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I love that song. That's right.
It's tempted.

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Number three.

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I love that song.

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What the hell is this?

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Like Ronnie James D. Or
something.

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You got another thing coming.

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I would not have guessed that
one.

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So how did you do Adam?

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Uh, two out of three. It's my
standard fair.

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Thanks for joining us on this
week's Backtracks podcast quiz.

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You can visit Backtracks podcast
on the web at

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Backtrackspodcast.com.

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You can catch it next time.

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Backtracks podcast. Spin it
back.

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Man, that is just such a wall of
sound.

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It was a good time right here
that I love the production.

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All right, that's it for the
source code.

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Almost up to our 40 minutes for
August 2nd.

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Thank you very much for tuning
in.

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Sorry, I was so late with the
show today.

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So tomorrow, I should have time
to either get it all done or at
least start working on

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a major portion of the Playboy
Party sound scene tour.

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So look forward to that.

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I've got a little mellow or day.

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Not as many phone calls as
today.

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Seems like there's another wave
of press coming around as well.

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So uh, beyond the lookout, be a
look at an email if you have
your own podcast.

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Because that's the best way to
get it out.

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And I guess the press are back
for more.

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So, now they're looking for
angles.

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I have another angle on this
podcasting phenomenon.

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All right, it's Adam and
Curry.com.

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As you can send me audio
feedback.

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I'm still kind of staying ahead
of my Gmail.

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I deleted a couple of
attachment-based emails and I'm
done like 96%

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so send it anything if you got
it.

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www.curry.com is my weblog.

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We can always find a source code
posting and also other stuff.

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And daily source code.com for
the podcast feeds of this
particular podcast.

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And if you have a side by radio
receiver, stick it in your ear.

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Man, I'm so ready for vacation.

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And I gotta go line everybody
up.

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I actually, I gotta copy Doug
right now.

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I gotta tell him that we have
all these villains coming next
week.

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Thank you very much for
listening.

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Wasting your time with me.

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Stay subscribed. Bye-bye.

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Another pod show podcast.

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Stick it in your ear.
