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Delta Sierra Charlie 278. Good
morning everybody. Welcome once
again from Ontario, California.

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This is a daily source code.
It's Saturday morning, crack a
dawn. You can hear the lovely
air

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conditioner here in my Sheraton
hotel suite kicking in once
again. I can think of me

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up all night. Every single time
I would kick in or actually when
it would kick off, turn

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off, then I would wake up in a
slight sweat. I am definitely
jet-lagged. I got my nice inroom

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coffee going here. I feed it
just give it a little update on
what's happening here at the

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portable media expo. A couple of
things that happened yesterday
and just give you my

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impression and talk about some
other stuff. We'll enjoy a
couple of coffee this morning

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together. I was looking for some
cool music to play on the Pod
State Music Network and I
actually

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wound up checking a couple of
podcasts out, which is usually
the way I find a new music or a
music

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that I want to play on the show.
It doesn't necessarily have to
be new. Some of that pod safe
stuff

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is years old and just now
getting uploaded. I bumped into
a Pod Show music re-wine number
7,

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which I hadn't heard yet. This
is the show. You can actually
find that music.podshow.com

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on the homepage. It's a 7
different Pod Show music
podcasters and it's a selection.
I think

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Marcus from the scenes scene
takes one or two songs and a
little piece of a clip of each
show

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and puts that together at the
end of the week, which is a
really great way to listen to
some

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very diverse bunch of tunes. And
CC Chapman played this song that
I immediately went looking for

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and maybe I'm just not searching
right, which doesn't make any
sense or maybe it's just not
uploaded,

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but if CC played it then I'm
going to assume that it is Pod
safe and therefore playable on
the show.

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It's a perfect Saturday morning
song. CC likened it to the
Beatles and

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something else. What do you say?
I don't know. To me it was more
like a Dooby Brothers vibe.

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I think he's a Massachusetts
native. The name of the band, I
think it's just one guy is the
candy

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butchers. And so basically what
I'm doing now is I'm ripping a
piece of the Pod Show music
re-wine.

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I'm cutting CC off and going
straight into the song. Oh
shoot, hold on a second. Dude, I
didn't

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have my, I didn't have a Pod
about hold on now. I got to
listen to CC for a second hold
on. Here it comes.

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That's what she said. And I'm
like, okay, what is this? What
am I in for? And the next one?

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Yeah, so CC was very surprised
by this guy as well when he
said, I think he saw him play
live.

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Play the most amazing rocking
set I had ever seen. Come on,
CC, get to it.

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Me away. It was a mix of like
the Beatles and Elvis Costs.
Yeah, there you go. He said the
Beatles

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and Elvis Costello, but I
disagree with that. It's much
more like the house, like the
dubies.

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Played and played play. And the
reason they did this was they
didn't have a drum set that
they're

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waiting for. And I had this on a
queue up too. And they rocked
the house. Yeah, they rocked.

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And that showed the musical
talent. And I went home and I
couldn't stop raving about them.

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And I thought, come on, CC,
there we go. Check this out.
What are we going to do about
Michael?

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I think is the title.

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[ Music ]

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It just needs time to heal

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Oh, that's right

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He just needs time to heal

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He knows

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Man

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Is that a candy putster

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He's quite easy

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Is that a Saturday morning song
or what?

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Oh man, I'm totally, totally
loving that

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The connectivity the hotel is
not the best

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So I wasn't able to download any
other songs

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I really just wanted to

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Just wanted to do a quick
podcast

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Last night were the podcast
awards

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Not quite sure how they worked

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I think the winners were
announced a long long time ago

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And this was essentially the
award ceremony

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Got a real nice, like Lucite
thing here

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For 2005 podcast awards

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I received the People's Choice
Award

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The people have spoken for
best-produced daily source code

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I really appreciate that, it's
very nice

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Meeting all kinds of cool people
here

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And last night at the award show

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Just unbelievable how many
people I know about or heard of

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Or recognize their voice

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Oh, by the way, long with that
prize

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A long with the prize

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Came a check for $250

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Which I re-aworded to Doug K's
podcast Academy

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I think is fantastic

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It's really it's for real, it's
happening

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I think the podcast Academy is
something that we came up on

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Came up with like an 18,000 feet
flying back from Nomdex

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And we were talking about that

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Maybe it was the oxygen

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But Doug certainly got that kick
in man

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That's very cool

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And I also received

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I think all the winners received
a microphone

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A brand new microphone

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It's a

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Hile

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I don't know about the name
there

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H-E-I-L

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The PR40

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Let me see what they say about
the Hile

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Hile sound has established a
reputation for innovation during
the past 37 years

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In the live concert sound market

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Custom home theater industry

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Building the highest quality
microphones for the amateur
radio and communications market

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Okay, so this is apparently
their top of the line

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Should we try it out?

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Okay

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Let's do that

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That's actually a pretty cool
idea

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It has a

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Let's see, does it have a

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Let's fit on my stand here?

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Yeah, I think that will

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Okay

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Here's what I'll do

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Right now I'm on the AKG

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See 1000s

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So I have to turn off the
Phantom power for second and an
unplugged switch over

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So just bear with me for one
second

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You'll kind of hear it plop and
around

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And then we'll be on the new mic

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Hold on

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Right

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Oh

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It's actually sounds pretty good

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Wow

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This is nice

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Hold on, let me put it on the
old stand

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It has its own

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Shoot

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It has its own

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I'm talking into the side of it
now

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There we go

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It has its own

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Oh man

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My other mic stand is really
jacked

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I'm tight here

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Hold on

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Here we go

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It has a little hold

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Oh shoot

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So it has its own holder

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But now I have to unplug

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I unplug the mic again to make
it work

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Okay, hold on

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Let me

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Let me see

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There's something I can play for
you

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No, I don't

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Okay

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We're already committed to this

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Stay with me

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Wow

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They even have a

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Shoot hold on

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I have to unplug it one more
time

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Bear with me

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There we go

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Wow

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It looks very professional

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I have to say

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I think it sounds nice

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Let me just

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Yeah, it has nice bottom range

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Nice bottom range

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Yeah, lovely

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Oh man

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I got a cool sound clip

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That somebody sent me

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Check this out

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This is

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This is in regards to the
discussion

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about the curry cruiser

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The jag xj

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Superv8

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That was sleek and smart

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For men who'd like hand jobs

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From beautiful women

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They hardly know

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That's from that crazy

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Crazy movie

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That's not again

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I like that

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That was sleek and smart

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For men who'd like hand jobs

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From beautiful women

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They hardly know

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Fantastic

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Last night

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As I said

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I was in bed around

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Around 1030

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It was so tired

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And I tried to listen to a
couple of podcasts

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And I watched a little bit of TV

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Which is completely boring

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I think around 1am

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Someone knocked on my door

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Because it did wake me up

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And then this morning

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I saw an email

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From around that time

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That there was

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Let's see if I can find it for
you

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That there was a pajama party

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Oh yeah

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This is a rowdy bunch

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Let me tell you

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Let me see

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It was from

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Madge

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Let's see

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Come on Madge

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Where's your email

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Now here we go

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Sexie PJ podcast party

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We're taping the pajama party in
our room

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I won't give you the number

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In half an hour

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Soccer girl

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P.K. and Jay chick

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Nicole and me

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And a couple of creepy dudes

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It'll be videotaped for the feed

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Nicole looks sexy in a 90

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That's a magic stylus

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Who's a long for the ride

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And this morning

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The PJ party didn't show up

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But some of the stuff that Madge
did yesterday

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It's pretty wrang actually

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I don't know if I'm proud of it
or not

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And some other people were up
really late

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Drinkin' around the world

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Oh wait, this is not the one

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This is good too

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Today's podcast for October 20,
2005

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Welcome back

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This is something I found

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Long absence

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Today we have a celebrity
inspired term

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Maya Copa

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Recently Bill Gates used it when
describing

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Microsoft's failure to dominate
the online music industry

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Maya Copa

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Spelled MEA

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Space CU

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LPA

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Is a Latin phrase uttered to
accept guilt

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It translates to my fault

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I think people like using the
phrase

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Because it is psychologically
easier to say than my fault

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Bill Gates used it

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Maya Copa is interesting

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While I'm sure Bill Gates

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thinks he can dominate

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Anything he directs Microsoft to
tackle

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Apologizing for not dominating
the online music industry

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Is awfully presumptuous

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I've also heard Adam Curry drop
this bit of Latin

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On the daily source code

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My notes go

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I first heard it over a year ago

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Back on September 27, 2004

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Back in the early days of
podcasting

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I had no idea what that was for

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I didn't know I inspired a word
of the day

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That's pretty cool

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Now here's what I actually
wanted to play for

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This is pretty funny

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I was up at a really pissed

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Okay, so it pissed by the way

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Some of the blackberries to
close

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Pist by the way

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In Britain means drunk

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Not angry

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I've just been listening to your
podcast

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From fuck knows

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I just want to drop your line
saying

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Obviously you're in and out in
and out of England

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And around Europe

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This guy is so here and we're
listening to it

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Which means you're going to
spend some time

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Time in our car I am pissed

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I'm recording this to some my
eye book

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So I'm just using that little PC

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Little speaker

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Microphone

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So you're going to spend time

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Jettin around here and there

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And all stuff

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Which means you're going to hit
centre of town sometime

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I'm a TV producer doing some
stuff at the moment

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And I actually right now I'm
doing some marketing bits and
pieces for MTV

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I know you know that company

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The Viacom brand

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People that do these things

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That's not the exact

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So basically

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You're going to meet a whole lot
of people out there

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To do that podcast

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Whatever the fuck that's all
about

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I don't know

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You talk about it

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What is your show about?

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That is a very good question my
friend

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That is the $64,000 question

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What is it about?

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I don't know

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It's about experimentation

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It's about what's happening in
podcasting

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It's the way my mom keeps up
with what I'm doing

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Exactly

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Because I've listened to it for
like the last three months

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Maybe less or two months

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I don't know

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What your podcast is about

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I don't know what it's about

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I listen to it

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And I enjoy it

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But then I listen to Brandon and
Eric

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Doing the MacGeek.com

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When I listen to the Twit
podcast

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I like that

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That's funny

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Although they always talk about
video

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I don't know what the fuck
they're talking about

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The video thing

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I think it's just very very

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Americanized

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I don't know

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Is that the word?

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Damn, I'm doing it

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I don't know what you do

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I'm an American word

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And then say is that right

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And then at accept

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I'm not going to get feedback on
this

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I did love your

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What was it?

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GMT

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No, no

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What should be

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Yes

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It is standard time

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Is that a summertime

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I enjoyed that

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It made me smoke

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Because I thought to myself

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He means summer

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I knew what you mean

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It doesn't matter

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I didn't need to write it

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Anyway

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What are these anal people
about?

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So, basically, a long short of
it

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My name is Charles

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I'm a person

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I live in London

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Right, I'm brother

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Love them what you do

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I'd like to meet you

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Could you tell them I can
interest in person

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So, if you were very nice

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Okay, then it goes on to give us
phone numbers

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Which are one play

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That's what I like about the
Brit's man

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When they're drunk

16:03.780 --> 16:04.780
When they're a little bit soft
up

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They're funny

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They really are

16:06.780 --> 16:07.780
There's a certain point where
they

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They can tip over

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And they become a little
aggressive

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And angry

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And unreasonable

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Like most drunk people

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But

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Yeah, it's

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And I'm not for it

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By the way

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Because drinking is a huge

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Huge problem

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And Christina's 15 years old

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And the story she's told me
about her friends

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Getting just so drunk that their
vomiting blood

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It's very disturbing

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But it's such a part of the
culture there

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Oh, that's my, actually set my
alarm

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The blackberry waking me up

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You know what?

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As I sit here

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In this extremely depressing
hotel room

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By the way, what I think is a
fantastic microphone sound

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This is well worth coming to the
expo

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Just to get this free mic

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The sun is just coming up

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I can see it coming through

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The palm trees

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The shades are cracked open just
a little bit

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I think it's the perfect

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Opportunity to play this song

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Which I have played in my

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Was it the curry condo video
that I did?

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Jimmy Bratcher

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Restless for this song

17:16.780 --> 17:17.780
Good morning

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[ Music ]

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That's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

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It's such a long time

20:28.780 --> 20:31.780
From his red CD

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It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

20:34.780 --> 20:36.780
It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

20:36.780 --> 20:39.780
It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

20:39.780 --> 20:41.780
It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

20:41.780 --> 20:43.780
It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

20:43.780 --> 20:45.780
It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

20:45.780 --> 20:47.780
It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

20:47.780 --> 20:49.780
It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

20:49.780 --> 20:52.780
It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

20:52.780 --> 20:54.780
It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

20:54.780 --> 20:56.780
It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

20:56.780 --> 20:58.780
It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

20:58.780 --> 21:00.780
It's just one of the prettiest
songs I've heard

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My going purely pot safe and
proud to be that way I might say
that

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It was a really good discussion
actually

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There was another guy on who I
forgot What his name was

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He has a streaming business

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And he had some interesting
information about that business
model

21:20.740 --> 21:22.740
I think at the end of the day we
all agreed

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That there's significant change
of flow

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And particularly in podcasting
with consegu

21:28.780 --> 21:30.100
We're just routing around

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all of the licensing issues, you
know, it's the music industry's
problem. They're bad,

21:36.340 --> 21:43.060
but they aren't able to license
stuff to us. See what else
regarding Podsake music? Oh,

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there's a new digital flots
amount, P-Dub did an excellent,
and you know, I should play a
little

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piece of that for you, just the
beginning of it, because it's so
excited. You know, P-Dub, we
hired him

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before a Podsho was a company to
do the serious show. And
actually, I've never met him in
person,

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which is just a travesty,
although Madge Weinstein thought
that she met him on one of the
video

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cast that I saw, turned out to
be Chris Kringle. Let me see if
I can just bring this up for
you,

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because P-Dub has now also
decided to go 100% Podsake,
which unfortunately also means
that little

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that signature, beginning that
he has, today, today, today,
that's kind of his digital
flots.

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I'm starting thing there, his
tune. I'll just play a little
bit, because I think the, I
think he

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really sums it all up. And as
you listen to this digital
flotsome episode number, what is
it's 20?

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Oh, my second, this has 26, but
I had 27. Shoot, I have to get
it from the, it has an updated

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yet, and I too, thank you,
iTunes. Okay, I'll get it
straight from his site that I'll
work too.

22:54.580 --> 23:04.260
So we start off basically
pronouncing the, what is this?
Man, I don't understand what's
happening

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with my website. It really
fricking blows. I want to move
this thing to WordPress so bad.

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Okay, let me go to digital
flotsome. I'll get it straight
from digital flot. I thought I'd
link to it.

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Okay, yeah, it's the
rest-in-piece edition. So it's
just going to open it with
iTunes.

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What the hell is going on here?
Oh, it's streaming? Interesting.
Okay, let's see if that actually
works.

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Oh, maybe it would help if I,
there we go.

23:34.900 --> 23:39.940
He talks about the new
revolution later on. One thing I
do know for sure, it's over.
There's no,

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I'm not going to be playing
anymore licensed music. If it's
not registered through the

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Podsafe Music Network, I'm going
100% Podsafe from this moment
on. It's over. It's over. It's
over. It's

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over.

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Dearly beloved, we are gathered
here together on this solemn
occasion

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to mourn the tragic passing of
two siblings, the recording
industry and the broadcasting
industry.

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Any time a passing like this
comes so unexpectedly, it is
hard for us to understand.

24:24.020 --> 24:30.020
We often cry out, why Lord? Why
were they taken?

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Often their passing seems so
senseless, so unforeseeable.

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But I am here to tell you that
this is an instance where I
think I can bring the grieving

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some comfort in the knowledge
that even this tragic passing
can be explained in a way that
anyone

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can understand.

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The idiots brought it on
themselves. They sinned until
they were punished for their
single-minded

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green and lack of imagination
made ways suffer for eternity.

25:17.860 --> 25:39.380
[ Music ]

25:39.380 --> 25:53.540
How cool is that, huh? Hello and
welcome to another edition of
digital flat out.

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You really should listen to the
show to get the full effect.
While that was playing, by the
way,

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I opened another piece of my
little prize package there. This
is a shock mount for the
microphone.

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Built by those who care and fair
few heights of Illinois, USA. I
can tell you guys care because
this is

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some good ass shit, man. I like
this. So it has one of those
wire frames, real professional
looking

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and I don't even need a like a
plop filter. Well, maybe a
little bit, but I've got a
really

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like the sound of this mic. This
is cool. Something else that I
heard last night was a cotton

26:26.740 --> 26:34.420
steam song podcast, KTSP and I
was so sweet because she
obviously also heard about me
going

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to a purely pod safe and she
dedicated an entire show to me,
which was just so beautiful.

26:40.580 --> 26:44.980
The flying edition, of course,
all kinds of flying songs. So I
don't know what she's going to
do

26:44.980 --> 26:50.420
now that now that that is no
longer going to be legal
anywhere, but also not in the
Netherlands.

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I wonder she's going to continue
with that show. It's too bad
because the way she

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aggregates those songs and gets
all the right themes together.
It's fantastic. It's my favorite

27:02.980 --> 27:09.300
favorite podcast for a Sunday
late morning. See who else did I
want to talk about?

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Oh, yeah, yesterday during the
awards and the place was packed
and still it's such a fun vibe

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and there's so many different
people here. There are lots of
listeners who

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sponsored their like the tartan
podcast. What's his name? Mark
from the tartan podcast.

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He's from Scotland and one of
his biggest fans, one of his
listeners, co-sponsored his trip
out here

27:40.020 --> 27:46.340
and I talk with her for a while
and she's just really into it
and she's in a totally different

27:46.340 --> 27:51.780
business and there were
listeners who came up to me
yesterday who were big fans of a
podcast

27:51.780 --> 27:59.620
heard about the expo and just
wanted to come up and meet
everybody and I hold on. I
should get my cards

27:59.620 --> 28:07.620
one second. Just stay right
there, okay. Let me just grab
this out of my. Oh man, where
did I put them?

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Oh, here they are. I think this
is it. It was I think was
Darren. He introduced himself as
one of the

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blind casters, which to me was
very, very evident when he came
up to me. This is the guy
actually

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who wrote me an email and
pitched him on and was kind of
mean in his approach. I don't
have his

28:27.700 --> 28:34.100
card here about some
accessibility features, but we
had a really great chat
surrounded by

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million other people which is
what I hate about these types of
gatherings as you can never
really

28:38.820 --> 28:42.820
sit down and just chat with
someone which is actually why we
have the the pod show lounge

28:42.820 --> 28:46.740
is so we could just you know
have a place where the pod show
people can hang out and talk
with

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people and because you know
there's like stars man, the
frickin celebrities. Look at
Dawn Drew is

28:51.540 --> 28:59.140
amazing yesterday. It's like
sunny and share on acid. More
acid than sunny and share. So
anyway,

28:59.140 --> 29:05.140
so Darren had some really good
remarks about the pod safe music
network, particularly while

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it's all about accessibility and
I really want to make it our
mission and this is a message to

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pod show HQ as well. In all the
building that we're doing, let's
try and put these accessibility

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features for a huge core
audience of pod casting, namely
people who are blind. Let's make
sure we

29:25.220 --> 29:32.580
put that into the DNA of our
thinking and that we always
develop with that in mind
because there

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are some things particularly
about the pod safe music network
which is really bogus that don't

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work for instance the
verification email. There's some
flash is a huge problem and I
don't know

29:43.220 --> 29:48.980
if there's like alt tags or
accessibility features and flash
that you can use but I can
certainly

29:48.980 --> 29:56.980
see why flash interfaces don't
work for the blind. So anyway so
yeah he was going through this

29:56.980 --> 30:01.380
whole list of things like dude
you know I've afforded one or
two of these emails that I've
caught

30:01.460 --> 30:06.580
you know that you sent to me but
why don't we just give you a
login to our bugzilla

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database which is if you're not
familiar with bugzilla you know
look it up but it's essentially
an

30:13.460 --> 30:22.020
open source database where you
can drop in bug reports and
there's you know tickets are
assigned

30:22.020 --> 30:26.820
to them and you know it can go
through a resolution path so
that eventually stuff basically
gets

30:26.820 --> 30:32.180
done and of course it being open
source and put together by a
whole bunch of really smart
people

30:32.180 --> 30:39.060
it is very accessible so Darren
was was completely you know over
the just overjoyed with that and
so

30:39.060 --> 30:44.820
we're going to have him doing
some QA and helping us out which
I think is a great idea to have

30:44.820 --> 30:50.900
your users those who are
familiar with it and Darren is
familiar with the with programs
like

30:50.900 --> 30:54.980
bugzilla actually you know I
think that's kind of what was
designed for wasn't it for users
to

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be able to feed back I think so
let's see I had another message
here let's just I'm just going

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through the through the Gmail
box and seeing what's up let's
check this out for a sec well
shoot

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Steve Pender from karate cast
nice the little like to have
been there with you in Ontario

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California with the media expo
but the money hasn't exactly
been there yet but we're working
on it

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and we have a chance in the near
future to possibly make some
money at this so that's good
we're

31:23.060 --> 31:27.940
working in that direction right
on but I kind of wanted to talk
to you a little bit about

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what's been going on in your
show notes I'm sure you've read
it with some of the

31:33.300 --> 31:38.900
just the crap and what he's
talking about is the comments
not the show notes but the
comments

31:38.900 --> 31:43.380
I think this is the thing if
you've looked at the comments on
curry dot com between

31:43.380 --> 31:48.820
nightwise and Michaels in there
who actually does the show notes
and a couple other people even

31:48.820 --> 31:54.500
I jumped into this thread and
you know for 25 years now I've
been studying the reality of

31:54.500 --> 32:01.140
confrontations and what really
amazes me is the crowing one
could do on the internet the
language

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that is used here by some people
would never be used face to face
it's how bravely people run

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there mouth online that is
sometimes hysterical the
internet has become a place
where people with

32:13.060 --> 32:18.260
zero confidence and spine can
posture a bit by sticking their
chest out and beating it like a

32:18.260 --> 32:23.700
babbling gorilla I've met some
of these internet critics face
to face and they can barely get
a

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word out without wetting
themselves the bickering in your
show notes from Wednesday's show

32:29.300 --> 32:35.460
about you calling someone out on
your show was like comic relief
I learned a long time ago

32:35.460 --> 32:40.900
that one share critics will
complain you know about how
they're a life's treating them

32:40.980 --> 32:46.500
and do absolutely nothing to
change it so Adam if you don't
mind I just like to say
something to

32:46.500 --> 32:54.340
these few one share warriors yes
Adam Curry has a podcast show
yes it is popular

32:55.140 --> 33:01.060
yes if you're hearing this then
you listen to it yes he has an
agenda it's called the pursuit
of

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his family's happiness and yes
he has that right in yes you
have that right to voice your
opinion

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as does he and yes you're
allowed to say stupid things to
him and you should be happy he
even

33:14.500 --> 33:20.500
allows you to leave him messages
and yes when you say something
completely moronic he has the
right

33:20.500 --> 33:26.100
to publicly announce your
stupidity hey man you should be
thankful someone is recognized
you for

33:26.100 --> 33:30.980
your true calling in fact people
like you should post their
resumes on his show notes for
possible

33:30.980 --> 33:37.060
job opportunities you could sign
it with a big ink stamp of a
butt so people can recognize it
as your

33:38.020 --> 33:44.100
hi I'm Steve Pender the host of
karate cast at www dot karate
cast dot com

33:45.300 --> 33:48.500
thanks Steve good pipes there
man nice processing that's not
really good

33:49.940 --> 33:55.140
if you're here at the expo
you've probably seen the
t-shirts the unditioned t-shirts

33:55.140 --> 33:58.980
if you go to podshow dot com you
can also see kind of what that
looks like there's an unditioned

33:58.980 --> 34:05.140
banner that shows up a lot of
people asking about that uh it
is something that we're ramping
up

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wasn't ready to fully announce
here at the uh at the expo I
said and you know and it's also

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not something you announce just
something you do I think that if
you look at the entire universe
of

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podcasters which is what 10,000
registered now I'm like very
stuff that 10,000 registered
podcasters

34:25.860 --> 34:32.740
it's a podcast alley in any pod
or dot org the the the 1000 most
enthusiastic

34:33.860 --> 34:41.700
shit man when we fill that thing
on the floor um now let me
rephrase that the people who
came out here

34:41.700 --> 34:45.940
who were able to come out not
everyone who was it was
enthusiastic podcaster and
passionate about

34:45.940 --> 34:50.900
what they're doing could come
out but the people came out here
are really very motivated and a
big topic

34:50.900 --> 34:56.980
of discussion is how do we make
money on this and i promise you
that that was uh what podshow

34:56.980 --> 35:02.180
is all about and then we're
going to um going to start
answering some of those
questions um as you

35:02.180 --> 35:09.460
know there's a number of
podcasters um which i lovingly
call the pod squad uh who have
uh essentially

35:09.460 --> 35:14.660
been able to give up their quit
their day job and podcast full
time and it's not just their own
podcast

35:14.660 --> 35:19.060
but they're producing other
podcasters and they're really
working with us on creating what
we think

35:19.220 --> 35:30.660
will be uh the next set of tools
needed for podcasters um and
probably more importantly uh
what

35:30.660 --> 35:38.900
we need to grow our audiences
and acquire listeners and uh
having met hundreds of you here
at the

35:38.900 --> 35:43.700
expo and many hundreds more that
i haven't been able to meet and
probably won't just because
there

35:43.780 --> 35:50.660
is enough time um every single
one of you seems really
incredibly qualified and we feel
that there's

35:50.660 --> 35:58.980
a way and a process um to find
uh people who we can basically
help quit their day job if not
just

35:58.980 --> 36:04.100
say hey congratulations quit
your day job. i think there's
also a listener side to that by
the way

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of i've seen all these um these
these really passionate
listeners who were promoting
their favorite

36:09.460 --> 36:15.540
podcast uh i think uh that's a
very valuable uh skill and and
passion something else that can
be

36:15.540 --> 36:21.860
rural rewarded by allowing um
great listeners and sponsors of
podcast to quit their day job

36:22.660 --> 36:27.780
that's really what this audition
is about and stay tuned because
uh in the coming weeks i'll be

36:27.780 --> 36:35.940
explaining more about this and
oh by the way everyone i mean
everyone can participate and
that's been

36:36.020 --> 36:43.060
really uh pretty important point
i think you're gonna like it the
audition the largest promotion

36:43.060 --> 36:46.180
podcasts about to hit you right
between the ears

36:48.750 --> 39:31.250
[ Music ]

39:32.340 --> 39:37.340
Oh man, Robin Stein sweet
blossom from her daydream CD

39:37.340 --> 39:40.340
Played that on the source code a
couple of times

39:40.340 --> 39:47.340
One more thing about the
audition, not only can anyone
participate, but anyone who
participate automatically wins

39:47.340 --> 39:53.340
Because besides, I guess if you
look at the steps in podcasting,
there's really three steps

39:53.340 --> 39:59.340
For a lot of you, I know because
you're so passionate about what
you do, the ultimate is to quit
your day job

39:59.340 --> 40:02.340
I think underneath that is G,
I'd like to just make some money

40:02.340 --> 40:06.340
Kind of like pod save music
artists, you know, it'd be great
if you had a hit

40:06.340 --> 40:10.340
It's also nice if you can just
get some rent money out of this

40:10.340 --> 40:15.340
So I think that's a step that we
can help a large number of
podcasters with

40:15.340 --> 40:20.340
Of course it doesn't involve
advertising and sponsorship and
doing business

40:20.340 --> 40:25.340
But none of it will ever make
you change what you do

40:25.340 --> 40:31.340
That's kind of interesting, you
know, all the shows that are now
part of the pod show family

40:31.340 --> 40:36.340
Just so you know there is an
absolute rule as we have no say
over the content

40:36.340 --> 40:43.340
And it's explicitly stated that
way, because I don't even want
the opportunity to have the say
over what's happening

40:43.340 --> 40:47.340
And how many shows you want to
make? I don't care, you do as
many shows as you want

40:47.340 --> 40:51.340
You know, you get rewarded based
upon the audience size

40:51.340 --> 41:00.340
So it's anyway, so then you have
one more level, I think that's a
vast majority of people who may
not even be interested in

41:00.340 --> 41:05.340
In monetizing their podcast, but
we're surely going to open it up
for everybody

41:05.340 --> 41:16.340
And that's just give me some
great, reliable bandwidth, let
me map my feed to a service that
is going to stay up and is
guaranteed to work

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And one that is not necessarily,
you know, a new project, you
know, and just access bandwidth
from somewhere

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And you'll be hearing about this
just around the same time you
hear about all the details of
the condition

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Is that we have teamed up with
some great, great companies to
create the pod show podcast
delivery network

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And I'm very, very excited about
it

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Man, I'm telling you a lot on
this Saturday morning, aren't I?

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Well, maybe one more thing I
wanted to talk about, audible
announced a service yesterday
for podcasters

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And you remember a couple months
ago, I was talking about the
concept of what I call soft DRM,
actually Ron calls it soft DRM

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We all hate the DRM term, and
the fact that through DRM has
such a negative connotation

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Because when you say DRM, lots
of people think, oh yeah, that's
the stuff that, you know, that's
from the people who accuse me of
being a thief

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And, and it's associated with
not being able to copy and,
yeah, basically not being able
to rip something off

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But there's a lot of major
bonuses to having DRM, which is,
for instance, getting a lot more
information about your listeners

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And being able to make your show
a lot more interactive,
understanding what people are
and aren't tuning into

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And I discussed this, well, we
had a lot of, we've had a lot of
ongoing conversations with the
big digital rights management
players

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And, you know, so I've always
been kind of searching for an
open type solution where we can
use all the benefits, but kind
of, you know, can get away from
the negativity of DRM

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And, you know, that I had
several conversations with Don
Kats from audible

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Man, this is so unfortunate
because he took parts of the
right idea, but then he put it
all behind the corporate
firewall

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And, and he's charging people to
use his infrastructure and his
service

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And that, that is not the way
that I think I did a bad job
probably explaining to him

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What, what we wrote, the power
really can be

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And now, if you do the math on
it, it seems like you're
actually, you wind up paying
quite a lot of money

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To, to deliver your, you know,
to really get this information
where there's a lot of this
information

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Yeah, we could have done it
differently, that's all I know,
but anyway, so we'll have to see
how that plays out

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I'm not seeing a lot of, I'm
seeing a lot of confusion about
it from, you know, from
podcasts, we're trying to
understand

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Well, what exactly does this
mean and I think that what
they're all seeing is, hey, this
means money out of my pocket
again

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So, we're trying to reverse all
that, you know, if you want, if
you want, great statistical
analysis

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I mean, some really good, useful
stats

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Then you're going to be happy
when we start coming out with
the, with the PDN

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Speaking of happy

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Nothing like a little intweign
on the Saturday morning

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[ Music ]

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It'll Roger, an in time and
happy on the daily source code

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It is a

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Let's see, it's a time for
breakfast

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What it is, one more comment I
want to say about the podcast

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Expo is that I think is really
unfortunate

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And somewhat strange that there
is no channel out

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This is not a blogging
convention

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So although there are lots of
flicker photos

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And there is a blogging going
on, there's no audio

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It's really strange

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I would expect that it would
have been made a lot more sense
to stream

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Some of the sessions or at least
the key notes

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That would have been great

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Or create podcast

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So I'm sure that they'll show up

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Because people have obviously
recorded these things

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I just don't understand why

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The brothers didn't think of
making some of these things
streaming

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I think that's a great way to
really hype up a conference

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Anyway, it doesn't matter

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Dude, we've done like a full
show

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Okay, I'm going to go have some
breakfast

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I might do a show tomorrow

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Depending on what's happening
and what time Doug K is flying
back

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I'm going to hit your right on
the banana

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