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Delta Shara Charley 2-4-2.

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Everybody how you doing?

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It's 10 a.m. here in sunny
Northern California, sunny just
a little bit hazy still.

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It is Monday, September 19th,
2005.

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Different format this morning,
kind of born out in necessity,
because I'm in a rush.

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I am behind the ball, which kind
of seems to be the norm from the
west coast, normally

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and I really miss this, if not
just missing my girls being
here, and I chat by the

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way is cool, but it doesn't
quite cut it.

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We do a video conference as
often as we can, almost every
day, and my cell phone is
starting

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to fear there.

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Because normally I'm five hours
ahead of New York, and this is
my whole lot of seconds.

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So my blackberry, which I'm
learning how to love and hate at
the same time.

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I saw I'm eight hours ahead of
San Francisco when I'm in at the
cottage.

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So here at the condo, it's like
I feel really behind everything,
besides the fact that

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you see my girls are now having
dinner, it's a night time.

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I've got the East Coast waiting
on stuff for the pod show on
serious, and I still have

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to do the daily source code, and
today, I'm scheduled to travel
to Chicago, and of course

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when you travel, East word is
then you pick up a whole bunch
of hours, so we're going

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to leave the office, I'm going
with the Chris and meeting up
with Ron in Chicago.

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That is, blah blah blah, let me
see.

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So we fly at 2.30 and we don't
get until 8 or 9, so you just
lose all this time.

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It's a real disadvantage.

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We need to work on time, time
travel.

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So I just figured it out, and I
had a lot of work this weekend,
I worked on the condo, hanging

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up pictures, and I'd quite proud
of myself, actually.

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I found a hardware store not too
far from here, picked up all the
necessary items to, but

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just about this huge heavy
mirror, and she's like, oh, you
got to get some handymen

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or some guys to hang that up for
you, and said, hey, hold on a
second, I'm no pussy.

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So determined not to be beaten
down by that remark, I got these
cool, you know, these

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like mega plugs, especially for
drywall, because of course, you
know, everything that's

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built today is drywall, and it's
hanging, and it's still there,
knock on drywall.

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And then I did some work, once
you did a new pod finder, which
should be out tomorrow

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on Apple's iTunes, did a whole
bunch of, well, a second
incoming call, I'm going to have

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to ignore for the moment, sorry.

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Let's see, and then last night,
and I actually wanted to do that
Saturday, but it was

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too busy hanging stuff up, I
reconnected with a really,
really good old friend Greg

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Lawley, and I'll tell you a
little bit more about him, but
first staying with Chicago

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for a second.

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Now I was supposed to hook up
with Madge, and I think I said
on the Thursday source code,

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there's a Friday source code
that, you know, that may not
happen.

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Actually, I worked it out now,
so that I'm staying overnight,
so I definitely could have

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hooked up with Madge tonight,
and lo and behold, here's a
little voice message from

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her lovelyness from Chicago.

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Listen Adam, it's Madge here,
and I'm a little bit pissed off.

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Well, a little is sort of an
understatement, now you thought
that I would be angry at you

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for not being able to stop by my
home in Chicago when you are
visiting with your, whatever

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it is you're doing with your ad
agencies or PR, I don't know
what you're doing.

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So you said on your show Friday
the 16th, well, isn't Madge
going to be pissed, because

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I can't visit with her.

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Well, listen, Mary, don't give
yourself so much credit.

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Now here's why I'm pissed, it's
not because you can't visit me.

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Oh, can't, chair, Adam's curry.

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It's because you obviously
haven't been listening to my
show, your own family's pod
show,

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and you had no idea that I'm in
fucking Amsterdam all week for
the video blogging convention.

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I've, oh, can't, oh, can't
chair, Madge.

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I knew you were there, but I'm
sorry.

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I didn't receive your entire
schedule with your return
flight, so I figured you'd be
back

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and that you, who did know I was
going to be in Chicago would
schedule your life

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around me, but the hell is this
shit, be it?

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Anyway, so I also wanted to tell
you that I've been gossiping a
little, you were quite

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famous here in the Netherlands.

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What I was told by, uh, I met
with the slurie source with a
duke slurie and cut slurie,

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and, um, and some other people
like Bicycles Mark and
Mindcastes Mark, well, anyway,

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they tell me that you were in a
reality TV show here in Holland,
and there was a

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time.

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Hold on.

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First of all, I wasn't in a
reality TV show.

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We created and produced our own
show called Adams Family, 13
episodes, um, and we did it

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entirely on Final Cut Pro, did
it all ourselves, small team,
had a cameraman who we knew

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for 25 years, lived with us for
a couple months while we did
this show.

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And really, it was, um, a lot of
the Adams family was a precursor
to the Daily Source

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Code, um, because our show
really was a true reality show,
because it was us.

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It was not, in fact, it was, we
were so ourselves that people
thought we were acting,

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which, which really was, that
was something I didn't expect,
which is a pretty fucking

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mind, it was a big mind trip.

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Um, so everything that went in
that show, um, was real happened
for real, um, of course

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to him.

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It was, it was edited, uh, just
to take out the boring bits, but
it was no voiceover, no
narration,

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um, it was a great project, very
successful, very, very, very,
very proud of it.

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And then you, um, we're wearing
a bathrobe, and okay, yeah, this
is indeed something

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that did happen.

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Shooting video of yourself, or
something, and you accidentally,
quote, unquote, shot

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a video of yourself.

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You see, quote, unquote, you can
tell that whoever told the story
said, oh, you know, it

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was all fake.

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No, it was just too good to be
real, I guess, is what people
thought, um, with the sort

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of robe open when you were
shooting and, and there was a
glam, uh, there was an image

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captured of your penis.

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Now, before I get further into
this gossip, what I was
wondering is, since I know you

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like people to come to you
first, is, are you, would you
like to post a picture or what,

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or, um, you know, what's the
story here?

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Because I don't believe I've
ever heard about this.

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Now, Ducks Lurdy said, he said,
ask Adam, because Adam would
probably be glad to give

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you the picture of the penis.

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Now, you know that I'm a lesbian
sociologist.

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You know that I have, um, a
vested interest in these
matters, because, you know, I am

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the Margaret Mead of podcasting,
or the Jane Goodall, as it were,
anyway, um, I wanted

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to let you know that my disc is
almost full.

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Bye Adam, see you later.

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Yeah, my match.

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Actually, uh, a picture of that,
yeah, you just Google Adam
Korean penis, and it'll

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probably show up on Google, uh,
because here's what happened.

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Uh, that shot was actually, um,
no one even knew it.

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But I didn't know that, um, that
I had caught that on tape when I
was filming something.

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I was filming Patricia actually
in the mirror.

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She was, uh, it's a long story.

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But, um, when, um, when our
editor caught yeah, well, I,
she's more in the editor.

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She was really, she really
coproduced the show with me.

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Um, when she saw this, uh, this
piece of footage, um, and she
put it in the show, and

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she said, um, did you notice
anything, um, you know, like,
you know, I was at 17

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minutes in, and, you know, this
many seconds and so many frames.

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She said, uh, take a look at
that, and so that's what
Patricia and I saw it with, oh,
man,

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that's pretty funny.

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We don't think anyone will see
it.

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And so we debated, we said, I
just leave it in there, because,
you know, Patricia,

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by the way, had been kind of
caught on camera, nude or semi
nude a couple of times.

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She said, well, why the hell
should you be taken out, and any
women always have to be

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left in.

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I do agree with that.

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Um, and, uh, didn't hear
anything about it for about a
week until some other guy on a
pretty

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famous late night talk show said
that he had seen the show in, in
a repeat, actually,

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a repeated, uh, aired on
Saturdays and repeated on
Wednesdays.

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And he said, oh, and look what I
saw, and then he put up full
screen, a freeze frame with

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like, you know, a telecaster
kind of thing, you know, a drew
a picture around the offending

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scenes, and then the offending
areas of the, of the, of the
picture.

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And that, of course, will be
blew it out, and then everyone
knew all about it.

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So, uh, you can find that on
your own.

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We'll be more interesting, uh,
imagine I have, uh, all 13
episodes on, uh, on DVD, uh,

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because we're not, we're not,
you know, it was like, it aired.

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One's original, and then we had
two, I think, two, uh, repeat
three, actually, uh, yeah, so

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in total four.

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And then that's it.

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Now, uh, they, you know, nothing
will ever be seen from that show
on television again.

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And, uh, maybe in a couple of
years, we'll put out a DVD.

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Maybe in 20 years, who knows,
but, uh, kind of like our family
document.

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So, if you'd like, uh, when you
actually do, keep to your, um,
keep your own schedule

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magic.

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And when you're ready for me to
blow into town, baby, and you're
not off an Amsterdam,

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and we'll bring the DVDs with
me, and we can have a little
viewing part.

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Can you hear me?

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Beans knocking?

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Send me by A.D.

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From mashuptown.com.

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[ Music ]

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do?

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You were in a great honour,
wasn't it?

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[ Music ]

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Without a doubt, one of the
kings of the matchup scene,
D.J., B.C.

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I put him right up there with
D.J. earworm.

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Nice chair, take your hair, biz
knocking on your daily source
code.

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I was trying to make some coffee
during that matchup.

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Patricia was able to fill up
some of the apartment before she
left when we were on vacation

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with some stuff, and it's
interesting because she knows
how I love my coffee in my

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and especially cup of chinos.

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She got me a coffee machine,
which is not a senseo, which is
okay, because senseo doesn't

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really do cup of chinos very
well.

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But now I remember why I hate
these home and take the
headphones off.

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Now I remember why I dislike
regular coffee machines, because
as I was trying to empty out

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the crunch from the previous
coffee session, of course, it's
still all over the floor.

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So, we know what that is.

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One thing is important, it has
its plenty of power outlets.

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So, I guess I should see it now,
that's another thing I forgot to
bring is I didn't bring my

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extension cord for my
headphones.

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Anyway, I'm kind of scrambling
around a bit, because in Chicago
we're going to be doing

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another one of our
presentations, actually not one,
but two of our presentations.

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That'll all be tomorrow, the
first one is at nine, which is
while we're flying in tonight.

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So, I'm bringing the studio,
because we actually do like a
podcast.

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That's how this presentation is
put together.

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It's pretty cool.

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So, I think I got to bring the
mixer and I have my suitcase.

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Actually, I need a flight case
for it to be perfectly honest.

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Oh, fuck.

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Sorry.

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I did it again.

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All right.

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Once again, I'm, now I really
remember why I like senseo.

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I'm done.

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I'm too clumsy for the shit.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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So, now that's all it's done.

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This is a group, by the way.

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K.R. Kilo, Romeo, uniform, Papa,
Sierra, which is a great brand
for coffee maker.

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All right.

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I just desperately need to get
some.

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Get casually.

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So, last night.

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Last night.

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I went over to see Greg Lawly.

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I hadn't seen Greg in 11 years.

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I met him when I had a radio
show, a syndicated radio show,
which means that it was on,

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I don't know, it was on a couple
hundred stations throughout the
U.S.

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And it was produced, you know, I
produced it myself.

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And, you know, I owned the show.

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I actually co-owned the show
with the, with media America in
New York.

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And I was called Endless Summer
Entertainment in, in the Malibu,
California.

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And the way it works is, it was
a, you know, a top 30 countdown
show.

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And this is all pre-internet,
although we were the first beta
testers of pro tools at the
time,

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which was very, very cool
because we put the show.

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One of the first shows we put
together digitally.

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And this was, as I said, you
know, this was like 12 years
ago.

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And so, the way it would work
is, you know, you'd sell
national advertising.

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So, we sold the reboc and a
Pepsi because we were on all
these stations.

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And the way you got it on the
stations is you said to the
radio station,

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here's three hours you can play
it on a Saturday morning or
Sunday morning,

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you know, within certain time
period.

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And we're, you know, X amount of
minutes per hour,

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we sell for national advertising
and the rest you can sell.

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And, of course, at the time I
was on MTV.

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And so, you know, then I do all
kinds of personalized stuff, you
know,

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hey, it's Adam Curry, the MTV
guy of Robota.

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And, and invariably, there would
be a, you know, a summer jam or
a summer fest,

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or a B96 blowout or whatever.

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And I would have gone host
those.

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And this is not uncommon, by the
way, in the business,

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because artists do this all the
time.

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They'll go and they'll perform
at a summer jam or a B96 blowout
or whatever.

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For free, to make sure that, you
know, this station,

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depending on how big the station
is, plays their record,
basically.

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You know, it's tit for tat.

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And one of the people who
coordinates that is Greg Lawley.

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And at the time he was working
from a clasque as an associates,

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which, these type of
organizations, there's not a lot
of them left,

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but they're called independent
promoters.

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And the record companies hire
these independent promoters

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to promote their stuff on
stations.

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And usually a radio station will
work with, you know,

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one or two of these independent
promoters.

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And the whole deal is station
says,

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we've talked about this many,
many times before on the source
code.

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Hey, man, you know, we'd really
like to get,

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at the time, it was like Marky
Mark,

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SWV, that's sisters with voices.

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TLC, even.

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Excuse me.

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And they'd be out promoting
their record.

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So, hey, you know, we would have
in our summer jam,

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and then they call up Greg,

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and then Greg would make sure
that, you know, he'd get the
right artist there,

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or an interview, or, you know,
maybe some price,

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whatever it is, whatever,
basically,

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was needed to have the station
play a record.

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And so, you know, our Greg and
I,

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you know, our paths kind of...

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Oops, hold on.

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I got to do this.

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Otherwise the steam goes out.

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Okay, hold on.

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Bear with me now.

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All right, so that's the coffee
part.

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Now we hit the steam.

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Come on.

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Yeah.

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It only since sale may,

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that cappuccino system might be
completely happy.

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I never get this a real bright.

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What I usually want to go
through is,

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it's part milk.

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It's kind of working.

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It's must be incredibly boring
for you, though.

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And so, I have to share our time
today,

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which is a kind of work.

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Oh, man.

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And now there's all coffee on
the...

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This is, I'm really butchering
this.

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I think that once I figure out
where I'm going to buy a
television,

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another household appliance I
don't have,

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I think I show five years and
sale at the same time.

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Okay, so I've made a right
message.

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Okay.

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Anyway, so independent promoter.

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So we were basically every
weekend.

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I was on the road promoting,

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you know, going to these radio
stations

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and, you know, which of course
was the way that a station would
say,

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okay, we'll put your show on the
air.

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And I kept meeting this Greg
guy.

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It was really, really nice, very
energetic.

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I've been on the radio myself.

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I mean, there's barely anyone
who knows so much about music,

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at music trivia, and just super,
super nice guy.

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And so we kind of lost touch
after,

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well, he was actually trying to
leave that company

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and, you know, at the time,

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we were just about getting
started on this internet thing.

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And so, we kind of lost touch.

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And then, as this pod safe music
stuff started to happen,

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I thought, who can we bring into
this?

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Who knows, you know, how the
record industry works,

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the music industry, you know, so
that we can really

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work on creating our own music
industry.

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You already have quite a bit
going on with the pod safe music
network.

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And, but not make some of the
same mistakes

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that the other, you know, that
the other music industry made.

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And so, I reached out to him
when it turns out,

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he moved from Chicago to San
Francisco.

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And he has a 22-month-old son
now.

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And so, I went over to his
house,

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which is overlooking, that's
fucking beautiful.

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Overlooking the ocean.

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I forget what the area is,

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but it's like 17th Avenue.

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It's way the hell over there,
west from where I am.

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And, first of all, you walk into
his house,

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and it's like the hard rock
cafe.

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The people in the music business
call him Daddy.

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So he's got, you know, just the
whole wall, wall to wall,

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posters, guitars.

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Actually, he doesn't have a lot
of gotty gold records,

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although he has them, but he has
some stored away in the garage.

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But, you know, he has a new
name,

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but any band that has any name
has signed a guitar.

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You know, there's like Madonna
saying,

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Hey, thank you, Daddy.

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Sharday, Mariah Carey.

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I mean, it's all there.

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He's very well known in the
business.

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And he started his own company.

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And so he's doing that from
self.

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And I think he does like 20 or
30 stations.

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So he's pretty busy.

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But we had a great time as if 11
years had,

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you know, not even just gone by
in the wink of an eye.

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And we completely picked up
where we were.

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And we wound up just playing
mashups for each other.

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You know, he's just starting to
figure out what podcasting is
about.

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Because, of course, he has kind
of entrenched in the
traditional,

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traditional music scene.

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But I think that we can do some
really interesting stuff
together.

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And so, of course, I had, what
he gave me,

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one vodka and juice.

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And I have such a freaking head
at, you know,

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I'm not a drinker, right?

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I don't drink at all.

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I'm a smoker.

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So, I guess I have a hangover.

23:48.160 --> 23:50.160
Oh my god, from one vodka and
juice.

23:50.160 --> 23:52.160
What are we going to do with me?

23:52.160 --> 23:58.160
35% of American churches play
traditional worship music.

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16% play contemporary Christian.

24:01.160 --> 24:03.160
7% gospel.

24:03.160 --> 24:06.160
6% praise and worship.

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But none of them are playing
this.

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The word again, Christian
podcast plays Christian music
for people who hate Christian
music.

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All the glory that the Lord has
made and the complications you
could do without.

24:35.160 --> 24:40.160
Join me, just peed every week,
as I play the best
under-discovered bands

24:40.160 --> 24:42.160
with a fresh look at faith.

24:42.160 --> 24:45.160
The board again, Christian
podcast.

24:45.160 --> 24:48.160
Online at board again,
Christian.com.

24:48.160 --> 24:51.160
Listen, religiously.

24:51.160 --> 24:54.160
This is an introduction to the
overclocked podcast.

24:54.160 --> 24:56.160
My name is Bluja.

24:56.160 --> 25:01.160
I'm the�.

25:01.160 --> 25:05.160
In Wikipedia, the definition for
overclocking is this.

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Overclocking is making a
computer component run at a
higher clock speed than the
manufacturers,

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specifications.

25:11.160 --> 25:16.160
Overclocking can result in
system instability, but the
fastest home computers in the
world are overclocked.

25:16.160 --> 25:20.160
However, this show is not about
overclocking computers.

25:20.160 --> 25:23.160
We're talking about overclocking
humans.

25:27.160 --> 25:39.160
Anotech Superconductors, string
theory, artificial life, quantum
logic.

25:39.160 --> 25:50.160
Emergent machines, sapiens,
neuro, pharmacology, the black
holes of the faith they think
they think they think they think
they think they think they
think.

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Yeah, she's the Honorable
Chester Academy.

25:53.160 --> 25:57.160
Sure, understanding today's
complex world of the future is

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unlike having these living your
head.

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But there they are.

26:21.160 --> 26:23.160
I feel like that myself once in
a while.

26:23.160 --> 26:28.160
Okay, um, uh, last week I played
for you a promo of the Satan
cast

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because yes, Satan has joined
the podcasting phrase well.

26:32.160 --> 26:36.160
And this showed up all of a
sudden in my Gmail box.

26:36.160 --> 26:41.160
Our next performer claims he
wrote the song about to hear.

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Mm-hmm.

26:42.160 --> 26:48.160
Let's give a big round of
applause right here

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to Satan and the young willing.

26:52.160 --> 26:55.160
I'm not going to play the whole
song.

26:55.160 --> 26:58.160
But the lyrics are hilarious.

26:58.160 --> 27:00.160
It's a little bit of a Satan
ending.

27:00.160 --> 27:03.160
What was it that I'm willing?

27:03.160 --> 27:07.160
Of course, Lucifer would come up
with his own version of her

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in a podcast right?

27:09.160 --> 27:11.160
Do you remember?

27:11.160 --> 27:13.160
Before I came here,

27:13.160 --> 27:17.160
I'd casting words as nice as
Santa's fucking reindeer.

27:17.160 --> 27:21.160
And that could say, turn the
kick a little less.

27:21.160 --> 27:25.160
Well, Adam Cruise makes him
sound like he is talking
breadhead.

27:25.160 --> 27:29.160
There's out and whole too far
hold.

27:29.160 --> 27:35.160
His arm could have kicked him
off.

27:35.160 --> 27:42.160
I've already separated you with
TV and paper and every other
media.

27:42.160 --> 27:45.160
I think I'm going to find it.

27:45.160 --> 27:48.160
You've got to watch my language
man.

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I'm going to bring it all.

27:51.160 --> 27:53.160
You know, I'll let it play out.

27:53.160 --> 27:56.160
You can't actually have ever
seen the time I hear.

27:56.160 --> 27:58.160
Come on, Satan hit me by the
egg.

27:58.160 --> 28:00.160
Come hear me, Jimmy.

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A girl looks for me.

28:02.160 --> 28:06.160
A guy who's ninja casting, he's
just kind of cookie.

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A form of DJ.

28:08.160 --> 28:11.160
Five guys who are gay, two
American singers.

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And myself a big number of men.

28:14.160 --> 28:18.160
I used to even have a lift me at
a guy at exit 50.

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A trucker to an odd guess as
it's too long over six.

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And this rather crit is double
water.

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First computer.

28:27.160 --> 28:30.160
A crazy man, the solterie man,
of can be cougar.

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Your horses have been free.

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And I have come to cast my sea.

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You're a hunna hunna.

28:47.160 --> 28:50.160
I've heard it getting loaded in
this.

28:50.160 --> 28:52.160
I've got a warm and funnier with
you.

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Oh yeah.

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And I bought all of their songs.

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They've got a bunch of them.

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The third part is precious.

29:10.160 --> 29:15.160
Fuckin' this would be also about
to widen eating breakfast.

29:15.160 --> 29:18.160
It can change the ball.

29:18.160 --> 29:20.160
Lots of me fight questions.

29:20.160 --> 29:22.160
Or has he ever tried?

29:22.160 --> 29:24.160
I've got a bunch of them.

29:24.160 --> 29:26.160
Call Catholic Insider.

29:26.160 --> 29:27.160
A body cast.

29:27.160 --> 29:30.160
God, your kids is time to
exercise.

29:32.160 --> 29:34.160
Contact every safer.

29:34.160 --> 29:36.160
D&D and C cast.

29:36.160 --> 29:39.160
No one's name is Safety Red All.

29:42.160 --> 29:44.160
No one's name is Safe.

29:44.160 --> 29:47.160
No one's name is Safety Red All.

29:51.160 --> 29:53.160
No one's really safe.

29:53.160 --> 29:57.160
No one's name is Safety Red All.

30:01.160 --> 30:04.160
No one's name is Safety Red All.

30:05.160 --> 30:07.160
Safety Red All.

30:07.160 --> 30:09.160
Safety cast.

30:09.160 --> 30:11.160
Shit.

30:11.160 --> 30:14.160
All right, it was worth hearing
it again.

30:14.160 --> 30:15.160
Satan.

30:15.160 --> 30:20.160
You've got no musical chops man,
but I do appreciate the effort
for you.

30:21.160 --> 30:23.160
Satan in the unwilling live.

30:23.160 --> 30:25.160
I'm here to screw up the
podcasting.

30:25.160 --> 30:28.160
Well, I guess we are forewarned.

30:28.160 --> 30:30.160
Wow, I can't believe it.

30:30.160 --> 30:31.160
I've been here for 30 minutes.

30:31.160 --> 30:33.160
Okay, I have to do a couple
other things.

30:33.160 --> 30:35.160
Got to pack up the studio.

30:35.160 --> 30:38.160
Got to get going.

30:38.160 --> 30:40.160
And actually it's on the rolling
wheels.

30:40.160 --> 30:43.160
So I'm going to walk over to the
office.

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And then tonight when I'm in
Chicago, I'll cut another show
for tomorrow morning.

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So hopefully you'll have that
for your morning commute.

30:51.160 --> 30:55.160
And I wanted to leave you with
something different.

30:55.160 --> 30:56.160
Hold on.

30:56.160 --> 30:57.160
Where the heck is it?

30:57.160 --> 31:01.160
Yes, it's a song from 1969.

31:01.160 --> 31:05.160
You know, because I just wanted
to work a little bit in our
musical

31:05.160 --> 31:09.160
on the musical bouquet of the
daily source code.

31:09.160 --> 31:13.160
And basically play something
French.

31:13.160 --> 31:17.160
So I'm going to sign off with
the

31:17.160 --> 31:21.160
The regular old lighter
collection.

31:23.750 --> 33:43.750
[ Music ]

33:44.520 --> 33:47.520
Alright everybody, thanks for
listening to have a great day

33:47.520 --> 33:50.520
and I'll see you tomorrow right
here on the Daily Source Code.
Bye-bye