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Delta Sierra Charlie 2-84

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$60 million worth of airplane
strapped to my ass.

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Done the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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We don't need lost digging
crazy.

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I like to think I'm flying into
the future.

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I'm just kidding, it's Adam
Curry.

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And hello everybody, good
morning coming to you from Curry
Cottage and Gilfer.

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And the United Kingdom, it is
your daily source code.

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I still feel like crap, just why
I think this particular song

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to kind of get me through the
start of the show.

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I'm just gently pissed about how
I'm feeling.

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Health is everything my friends.

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Starting off your Tuesday source
code.

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This is available from San
Francisco's griddle.

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[ Music ]

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Kicking off your daily source
code.

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It's critical.

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And available.

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I heard that song yesterday on a
new podcast.

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The ultimate podcast.

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The ultimate mix, ultimate mix,
ultimate mix, weblog and
podcast.

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And the point of that podcast is
to play.

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The ultimate from the podcast is
music now.

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Totally dig into vibe there.

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As you can tell, I'm still
pretty stuffed up.

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I didn't have a very good
night's sleep.

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This morning woke up around 730
to take Christina to school.

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As I really enjoyed doing this
morning was not an enjoyable
experience.

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I think maybe I should talk
about that first and get off my
mind.

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There's things with 15 year
olds.

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This is parents.

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I know we got mommy casters and
daddy casters.

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Everyone's listening up.

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What a dilemma this is.

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With a 15 year old.

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A lot of borrowing goes on in a
house.

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A lot of borrowing.

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Luckily none of my stuff.

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It's make up.

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It's eyebrow pencils.

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And it's tweezers.

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And shampoo.

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And God knows what.

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It usually doesn't affect me.

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But Patricia will usually bitch
about it and go retrieve it.

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And it's I think that what's
been building a little bit here
is a bit of lack of respect for
other people's stuff.

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Maybe just stuff in general.

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Christina is very good at losing
her house.

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She's good at losing herself.

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She's good at losing a lot of
stuff.

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And then there's the 50 pounds
that Patricia gave her last week
at school money.

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You know, you're supposed to
give it to the school, so the
school can do extra stuff.

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And she put it in the envelope.

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And then, you know, that wound
up in the trash by accident.

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She retrieved it from the trash.

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It was literally in the, this is
all last week when it wasn't
here.

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It was in the garage where it
ready for trash pick up day.

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And the this morning Patricia
inquired again.

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Christina said, oh, oh, no, I
haven't haven't given that yet.

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Well, where is it?

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I can't find it.

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Or it's a particularly early in
the morning that that made for a
very grumpy start of the day.

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And I'm just trying to help my
teenager understand that, you
know, if it's 50 pounds, 5
pounds, 50 pence, 5 pence, or 5
million, it doesn't matter.

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You know, you have to have
respect for what stuff is and
who it's intended for.

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And I'm having a parental moment
here.

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So, you know, and then, I don't
know, well, that we'll talk
about it.

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Maybe she'll actually find it,
but she just seems so easy about
it all.

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And I want to understand that it
isn't all that easy.

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And part of that part of that
comes a consistency between what
mom says and what dad says.

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And I think this is stuff that
everyone deals with all the
time.

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And it's not the end of the
world because we're all
reasonably healthy.

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But man, I just really put me in
a fucking bad mood.

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And we'll have lots of
interesting moods to listen to
today during the source code.

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Because we've got feedback in
all shapes, sizes and forms.

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Some about some stuff I messed
up on.

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And some just about, well,
general topics, like I'd
recommend.

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Hi, Adam, this is Chris from the
financial aid podcast with some
feedback about the earthling
sponsorship.

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The first thing is that the
sponsorship, the ad on DSC282
did nothing for me because it
was so commercially.

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It felt like it was spliced
right on a magic one of 6.7 and
into the DSC.

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And I'm so trained by mainstream
media.

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So ignore all the ads that I
literally did not hear it.

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I had to go back to the show and
listen to it again.

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And it still didn't make much of
an impression.

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The thing about podcasting,
that's so cool about podcasting.

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Because we have so much more
freedom than mainstream media.

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We don't have to resort to 30
second genitals.

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We don't have to listen to music
hits that are exactly 305.

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We have all the freedom.

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So it would be great to hear
some more lengthy ads or some
sponsorships that really
connect.

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I used to be an earthling member
until my cable company came out
with a gigantic 7 megabit pipe
that lets me download the DSC in
30 seconds.

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But when it wasn't earthling
member, the things I liked most,
when I dialed in, I didn't get
it busy signal.

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I got reliable connections. I
got fast bandwidth.

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And they don't filter their use
networks.

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So if you were interested in
downloading binaries and the
binaries and use groups, they
didn't screen that.

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They didn't filter that. They
didn't censor you.

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You know, earthling, the
technical support was reasonably
good.

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But really, the access to
bandwidth and stuff was so
important for me that it really
made a difference.

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And that's why I wasn't
earthling member until my cable
company came out with, you know,
the gigantic fire hose of
internet connection.

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Incidentally, earthling wants my
business back.

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They need to offer the same kind
of access at a competitive
price.

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And hey, I'll be more than happy
to jump right back on board with
them.

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Just some feedback from Chris
from the Financial Aid podcast.

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Check it out at
financialadpodcast.com.

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And I'll see you around. Have a
great day, Adam.

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Yeah, Chris, thank you very
much.

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And that's a great endorsement,
actually.

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I completely agree with what you
were saying about earthling.

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And I also agree with what you
said about hearing the ad.

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And that basically either came
from them or from their ad
agency.

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And I felt the contrast was so
large between that one and the
AOL music ad that's been running
on the network,

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which we had griddlekakes.com
produced actually for us.

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And what I like about it is it
doesn't, you know, the AOL music
promo, I think, is much more
effective.

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And in fact, it sounds like a
promo, which is why I like it so
much.

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So I'm going to suggest, and I
know that not all of us who
listen to the show,

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diligently every day from this
pod show cubicle will work with
me on getting some new creative
in for earthling.

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Because I agree, it sounded like
something different.

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It didn't feel right, didn't fit
right.

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So it made me cut up what you
just said and use that.

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And that's a great testimony.

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I totally agree.

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And I understand the seven
megabits if they offer that that
you gladly take them back.

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I'm not too sure about a, about
bandwidth anymore.

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You know, I pay through the nose
for four megabits on a dedicated
line because that's all I could
get.

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But sometimes I wonder if it's,
you know, the upstream is never
been, you know, the 500k that
they said it would be.

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It's a 350 at best, usually more
on 2 to 300.

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And I've heard varying results
on cable systems.

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I have a Comcast in at the condo
in San Francisco.

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That seems to be working okay,
but the upstream there is even
worse.

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Okay.

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I wish this was an audio
feedback, but it's, it was so
good.

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I want to read it to you.

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Brian Polensky says, an award
should go to the Virgin Airlines
gate attendant in Sydney.

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Some months ago for being
customer focused while making
her point.

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When confronted with a passenger
who probably deserved to fly in
cattle cargo.

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So here's the scene.

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A crowded version flight was
canceled after version 767 has
been with drawn from service.

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A single attendant was rebooking
a long line of inconvenience
traveler.

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Suddenly an angry passenger
pushed his way to the desk.

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He slapped his ticket down the
counter and said, I have to be
on this flight and it has to be
first class.

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Which I don't even have, of
course.

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The attendant replied, I'm
sorry, sir.

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I'll be happy to help you, but
I've got to help these people
first.

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And I'm sure we'll be able to
work something out.

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The passenger was unimpressed.

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I'm sure it was an American, so
I'll do him in American voice.

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He asked loudly, so the
passengers are present who can
hear.

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Do you have any idea who I am?

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Without hesitating, the
attendant smiled grabbed her PA
microphone and said,

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May I have your attention,
please?

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Wait, let me do this.

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There we go.

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May I have your attention,
please?

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We have a passenger here at Gate
14 who does not know who he is.

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If anyone can help him, find his
identity, please come to Gate
14.

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That worked out pretty good.

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With the folks behind him in
line laughing hysterically,

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the man glared at the virgin
attendant,

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gritted his teeth and said, fuck
you!

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Without flinching, she smiled
and said,

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I'm sorry, sir, but you'll have
to get in line for that as well.

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Oh, hi, Mr. Nice guy.

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Ooh, some fun on Mr. Nice guy
shows one ninety five and six
with me,

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marve, as I talk with Dr. Alan
Ray.

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I got this itching problem.

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No, no, he's a comedy writer
who's written for J. Leno,

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Dick Cavitt, the capital steps,
and he's a PhD professor of
broad casting.

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Still wise, there's not a lot to
teach anymore.

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You know, it's been a lot of
time on equipment.

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That's great, so it frees you up
to talk about issues,

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talk about ethics.

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What do you make of podcasting?

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Make you think and make you
smile.

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The Mr. Nice guy show, mr. Nice
guy dot O R G.

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Hello, this is Keith Richards at
the Rowling Stones.

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Whenever I'm in the
neighborhood,

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I stop in the Murphy's saloon
for a big Guinness doubt.

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They had a best pose around.

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Right.

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Hey, what's up, Adam and all you
daily source code listeners.

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My name is Zach Winnick and I
have a new podcast called

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Sounds with Einstein.

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Ooh.

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Some say oh.

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Anyway, so basically what I do
on the sounds with Einstein is

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talk about life in Las Vegas.

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Yes, Las Vegas Nevada and Las
Vegas, New Mexico because

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Las Vegas, Mexico would be
pretty boring doing you think.

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Anyway, so I've talked about
life in general.

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I work at one of the major
casinos here.

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You have to listen to the show
to find out which one.

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But basically, I just ran to
about my job,

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living life out here, especially
all the stupid people that
drive.

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The stupid weather that we have,
especially when it snows

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in January.

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What is that?

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It doesn't snow in the desert or
when it's 120 degrees

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and at two o'clock in the
morning.

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But then I also play some great
blues and jazz music

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that you can find on the Podsafe
Music Network.

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So anyway, check us out.

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Sound with Einstein.com and
thanks for listening.

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Hock, Captain Curry, do not be
afraid.

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We bring tidings of great joy.

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My buddy Jeremy and I have been
sent to you

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from the city of Melbourne,
Australia

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to bring you the news that your
cries have been heard from afar.

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That's right, Adam.

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We know how hard the past few
months have been since the
passing

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of e-fakeful G4 Titanium
Powerbook

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and the devastation that this is
caused throughout Curry Cottage.

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Oh, yes.

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We are sure that there were
periods of sadness

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and at times anger.

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When you look to the heavens and
cry.

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Why?

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Questions no doubt formed in
your mind.

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As to why bad things happen to
go power books.

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Will the old faithful happy?

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Remember you when you meet again
in heaven?

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Hmm.

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Oh, poignant.

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It's somewhat ridiculous
questions.

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But all deserve answers.

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Do we have them?

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No way.

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But I'll show the god find a
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and certainly point you to the
people who might.

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Guys, more echo, please.

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I go in more cowbell.

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That'll help.

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So I got burned via audio
comment the other day about not
having followed up on the MM50

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Logitech MM50 speaker contest.

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Apparently we had a contest
going.

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So now I've gone back in the
Gmail and a couple of people
have now written in with
thoughts

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for renaming the product.

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This is a great way to
advertise.

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Hey, come and rename the
product.

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And I see that one of my
programs here is basically
freezing, which won't help me
very much.

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So I can read the first three
until my outline unfreezes.

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Let's see, this is from Michael
T. Garlic, garlic.

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It says, how about mighty minis?

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MM50s.

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Yeah, I did that mighty minis.

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That sounds pretty good.

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Do we have Eric Fisher?

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I say call the MM50 the headrest
entertainer or the head
entertainment center.

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The slogan goes something like
this.

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It's like TV for your headrest.

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Okay.

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Don't quit the day job.

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On demand entertainment.

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When you're on the go.

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All right, Eric.

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Thank you.

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Let me see.

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Oh, man.

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This fucking thing is.

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Why is it bogging out here?

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Okay.

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Douglas Yoda says, how about the
Logitech earwig, the Logitech
beat buddy?

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I like the beat buddy.

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I need some now.

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The Logitech speaker power,
2000.

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Or wait.

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The Logitech port iPoddy.

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Port iPoddy.

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I like that one.

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That's good.

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Port Dash iPoddy.

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Very good.

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Paul Sullivan says looks sort of
like a boom box.

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I'd call it the iPoddy.

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I think so far, the port iPoddy
is pretty damn good.

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And we got some audio feedback
about the topic as well.

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At least.

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There we go.

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It's Nick.

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I was just listening to Delta
Sierra Charlie 283.

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I thought it'd help you out
rebranding the Logitech MM50.

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I think it should be called the
Portable Bump.

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You could take here.

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Anywhere you please.

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Okay.

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Portable Bump.

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I'm still liking the Porto
Party.

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That's working the best for me.

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Here's a different piece of
feedback about the MM50.

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Hi, Adam.

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This is Melinda Mason from the
My Maryland podcast.

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I have a quick question for you
about the MM50 iPod speakers.

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I'm putting it tentatively on my
wishlist for Santa.

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But I wanted to check on the
compatibility between it and the
new video iPod.

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I just got myself my iPod.

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And I love it.

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I upgraded actually from a black
and white generation fourth
generation iPod.

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So just to have a color.

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Wow, it's pretty cool.

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And the video is just an
absolute bonus.

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Of course, I've got it filled
with Maryland and Earl Clips.

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But, you know, that's just me, I
guess.

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So my question is, since you
have both of these items.

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Are these speakers going to
scratch my new baby up?

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I'm trying to take really good
care of her.

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So I'd like to know how the fit
is in the dock portion.

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You know, where you plug the
iPod in.

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Do you have to really squeeze it
in there to get it to fit?

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Or does it?

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Do I need any kind of an adapter
to make it work with the
speakers?

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If you could address those
issues for me, I would really
appreciate it.

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Thanks.

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Yeah.

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Sorry about that.

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Well, Linda Mason from the My
Maryland podcast.

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Big fan of the show.

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I'll be fan of her show that is.

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You know, first of all, your
iPod is going to get scratched.

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It's crap.

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I have the black video iPod.

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You know, I'd used the three
times maybe.

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And it was scratched all over
the face.

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So just, you know, get over it.

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It's going to get scratched.

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I have successfully put it into
the MM50.

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Now what they've done is they
have a

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slot that will fit any
generation iPod.

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And they give you adapters,
which are pieces of plastic that
slide into the slot.

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So that your iPod will fit
snugly.

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Honestly, what I'd like to get.

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I'd like to get an opinion from
Logitech first to find out about
the compatibility with the new
video iPod.

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Before I recommend anything to
you, Melinda.

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So I'll get that to you tomorrow
as well.

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I know exactly who's listening,
who's going to take care of
that.

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And thank you.

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Okay.

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I can't.

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Kim sent this in.

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I love your show.

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Listen every day.

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Decided to tune in with Pacific
Coast Hellway.

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Played your sound by it.

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Cool.

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I love it when I get traffic
from someone else.

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Now I'm hooked.

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I listen to four to 12 hours a
day while installing satellites
for the dish network.

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I know you didn't want people to
send you MP3 files with email,
but I couldn't figure out how to
do it properly.

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Blow it.

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Okay.

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Listen to this clip.

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Tell me what you think.

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I'm wondering for votes to non
podcast listeners is definitely
a breach of etiquette.

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I'm interested in your response.

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And what she sent me is indeed
one of the top podcasts as
listed on podcast alley.

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It's a free talk live, which has
been a radio show since I think
2002.

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And they've always made their
archives available online.

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And this is what they're doing
on the air.

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And you can join us online free
talk live dot com.

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We give you everything for free
on our website at free talk live
dot com.

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And if you appreciate that, you
want to show your appreciation.

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We have to do as vote for us.

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It's a once a month kind of
thing.

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You just go to vote dot free
talk live dot com.

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Take your straight to where you
need to be at podcast alley
because we're home.

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Hold on.

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The first of all, that's really
smart.

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They've done a really cool
thing.

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They've given you a direct URL
to type in.

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So that you go immediately to
the voting section for their
podcast on podcast alley.

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That's just really smart
marketing and a great idea.

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So that right off.

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And by the way, that's a, let me
just write that down.

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We should be able to offer any
podcast or that wouldn't that be
cool.

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Okay.

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Let's remember this, that any
podcast should be able to have
like, you know, vote

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dsc dot podcast alley dot com.

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Wouldn't that be cool if we
could do that?

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And that would be your link.

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God.

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It would be nice.

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And much easier to remember than
go to podcast alley and vote for
our show.

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So first of all, they're just
smart.

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Let's continue here for a
second.

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We're radio show first and
foremost, but then once the
shows over,

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we shop up, shop up the show and
put it online as a podcast.

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As a result of your votes, we're
the number three podcast in the
world.

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That's out of about 10,000
different podcasts.

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And admittedly, we're relatively
new show.

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And this is a great way for us
to get listeners.

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We have thousands of listeners
from podcast in the podcast
arena.

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But you don't have to be a
podcast listener to go vote for
the show.

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Well, voting for the show brings
us more listeners because of
being number three or

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possibly two or number one.

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Right.

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So there's a number of things
that work.

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I think people who have figured
it out really understand how
this works.

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So first of all, they have a
great way to get to the voting
page.

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Second of all, they probably
have a reasonably large audience
on the radio.

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I'm not sure how big it is.

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I'm not sure what this program
is broadcast and what the
potential listening audience is.

21:37.000 --> 21:41.000
But also things that are in the
top 10 to get listened to and,
you know,

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it's perpetual motion almost.

21:43.000 --> 21:48.000
It's the same with iTunes and
they basically, they're top 100
is comprised of new

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subscriptions through the iTunes
music store to a podcast in a
certain period.

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I think it's 24 hours.

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So if something is featured is
also going to automatically go
up in the top 100.

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If it's in the top 100, people
find it.

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There's more new subscriptions
and it just keeps on propelling
them up,

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which I think is actually a
pretty damn good way of looking
at the top 100.

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But what is it the top 100 of?

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You rarely see the daily source
code there.

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You rarely, I don't think you
see daily source code in the top
10 on podcast

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down there anymore either.

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And, you know, so you have a
kind of like a base and then
actually once a while,

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I'll go on a campaign, I'll
promote my own show.

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I do it on the pod finder.

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I'll put a mention at the end of
the show that people continue to
the daily source code.

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These are things.

22:28.000 --> 22:32.000
I don't think there is any fair
way or non fair way, you know,
come on.

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If you want to get listeners,
then every way counts.

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Another fantastic thing I've
seen is putting a dash in a
space before your,

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before the name of your podcast
and your RSS feed.

22:45.000 --> 22:47.000
That way it shows up at the top
of iTunes.

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I've seen a couple of podcasts
to do that.

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Now, please don't all go doing
it because,

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I'll shoot up, give it in a way.

22:54.000 --> 22:55.000
No, have an eye.

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Screw it.

22:56.000 --> 22:57.000
All right, next topic.

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This is about the Christmas
song.

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The pod safe music Christmas
extravaganza choir.

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I don't have to explain it to
you because I have a piece of
Kevin Reeves podcast,

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which I caught just yesterday,
and I'm going to kind of skip
through,

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but I want him to do the
explanation of what we're trying
to achieve here.

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Kind of the history of what
happened.

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This is from his, from his most
recent podcast.

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Hey, kids, welcome to a special
edition of Studioography.

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My name is Kevin Reeves.

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And today, what we're going to
do is we're currently working
on,

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if every day we're Christmas,
which is the pod safe Christmas
tune

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that everybody's kind of joining
in on and putting their two
cents in.

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But for those of you who are not
current residents of the
podosphere

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and aren't really aware of
what's going on, let me explain.

23:51.000 --> 23:57.000
A couple weeks ago, Adam Curry
from the Daily Source Code

23:57.000 --> 24:04.000
had put out this challenge to
all everybody.

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He said, I am looking for a
quintessential Christmas song

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that we can play the hell out
of.

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You know, like, you turn on the
pop radio and everybody's
playing,

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you know, simply having a lot of
Christmas time.

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You know, that is the
quintessential pop Christmas
song.

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You know, along with, you know,
white Christmas and all that.

24:30.000 --> 24:35.000
But, you know, Adam was looking
for the quintessential pod safe
Christmas tune

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that could be kind of the
holiday hit.

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In response, a friend of mine by
the name of Slaw,

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posted this tune that he had
co-written with a friend of his
about a year ago.

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Now, I met Slaw in New York
about, that was about, oh,

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and actually it's been two years
now because I met Slaw in New
York

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Christmas of O3 while I was on
Martha's Vineyard at Music
School.

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We took a trip to New York and I
took a day and went to his
studio and hung out.

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And he said, hey, I just
finished this tune, you want to
check it out.

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And it was, if every day, we're
Christmas.

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He had just kind of demoed it
and stuff like that.

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So he had this tune and he
uploaded it to the pod safe
music network.

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And Adam Curry just completely
went nuts over it.

25:35.000 --> 25:40.000
And he said, all right, well,
why can't we do like a band-aid
kind of deal?

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We are the world kind of thing.

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And get all the pod safe artists
to join in and do this big,
huge,

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anthem Christmas chorus kind of
thing.

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And then we'll have the top pod
safe artists.

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The brother loves and the
bitties and, you know, the 46
blisters and the,

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you know, all the, all the top
people sing all the choruses.

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You know, are sing the verses
and have solo parts.

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And so there we are.

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Slaw is now completely engrossed
in this project.

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And he sent me the tracks and
said, hey, why don't you get
started on this?

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Do the, you know, do the
choruses.

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And so that's what we're going
to do today.

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I'm currently standing in the
vocal booth and in front of my
other keyboard here that
controls

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Pro Tools.

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So this is where it gets really
cool.

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He actually walks us through the
process of him recording parts
of the chorus.

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And what's happened is Slaw has
made all these tracks available.

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You know, the different pieces
of the harmony for the chorus.

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And he's basically put a whole
kit together.

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And anyone who wants to join can
go to music.podshow.com.

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And there's a link there and
from there you can get the
information about how to

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participate in the song.

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And I'm really excited because
Slaw was invited Patricia to do
some of the, you know,

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to do a solo piece.

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So that means that I get to
engineer it.

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And I'm really excited about
that.

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And I think by December 1st,
that's kind of the deadline is
when we want to have this thing
out.

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Which, of course, is a little
bit late for a hold on.

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Listen to just a bit here of how
it does all this stuff.

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All right, so have that
instrumental.

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And then I've got to let me fast
forward a bit.

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Hold on a second.

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All right.

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So I've unsulled it.

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And now this is really cool.

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And he has some kind of feedback
on the buttons that he's trying
to do it.

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Okay.

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Listen to him.

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He's going to sing a piece now.

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And he can go.

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Apparently you have to say shit
a lot when you're doing this
work.

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This and make it work.

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But here we go.

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Check it out.

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Oh shit.

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Okay.

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We would never.

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Let's see how well I did.

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All right.

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Let's just listen to this one
piece.

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Let's solo.

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It's so cool because I learned
so much about doing it.

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Just through listening to his
podcast.

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Here's the click track.

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And now you're just hearing
this.

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Oh, I see why that's not working
on it.

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He's got to put his vocals in.

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And auto input.

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Here's the feedback on his
computer.

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It's really cool.

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Here we come.

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That is absolutely shite.

28:36.000 --> 28:40.000
So check that out.

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It's with a lot of a link to it
in the show notes.

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Very, very, very, very, very
cool.

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And I can't wait to participate.

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And by engineering Patricia on
this.

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I'm really excited about this
whole project.

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Hey Adam.

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This is Sarah Fisher from
Marion, Indiana.

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I'm a blogger and podcaster.

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And I could not help but see the
ad or the blurb over at podshow.

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The biggest promotion and
podcasting is about to hit you
right.

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Between the years, ambition will
you be ready.

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Well, I just got to say Adam.

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Heck, yes, I am ready.

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To not wait to hear what this is
about.

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Just got to say very excited.

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Can't wait.

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Of all the things.

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I mean, a friend of mine and I
were working on our podcast
right now.

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We haven't started yet.

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But we've recorded some
material.

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We're getting our mic set up to
the best sound quality.

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Getting our beds and our pot
safe music ready.

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And writing our material and
seeing where we can improvise
upon that.

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But the place where we really
need to help is just the
promotion of our podcast.

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The network for it to sail upon.

29:48.000 --> 29:52.000
So anyway, just wanted to draw a
line and say we are very
excited.

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Can't wait to see what comes out
because we'd love to get in on
that.

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So hey, if you've been made a
testing or anything or whatever.

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Hey, just let me know.

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I am all about it.

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So Dr. later, thanks for the
shows.

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See ya.

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And for any listeners out there,
my blog is Eric Wrights.

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That's Eric with a K.

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Wrights.

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Block spot.com.

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All right.

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Thank you very much.

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Well, good news.

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The audition will be for every
podcast or anybody.

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With you have a podcast or not.

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And we're going to start
unfolding details of that.

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Just keep watching podshow.com.

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You can subscribe to the RSS
feed and podshow news.

30:32.000 --> 30:35.000
Because that's where it'll be
posted as well.

30:35.000 --> 30:38.000
So you can get it automatically
in your newsletter, your
aggregator.

30:38.000 --> 30:45.000
Before we open it up to
everybody, we'll be starting
with what we're internally
calling the Super 30.

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It's a long story.

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What these people will be
invited to come into the
audition,

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into the network.

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And we want a very personal
relationship with them before we
get started.

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Because when we really open the
gates for everyone to
participate.

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And this, by the way, is all
related to our internal codename
Q.Y.D.J.

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That's the name of the promotion
Q.Y.D.J.

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Which means quit your day job.

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So yeah, the marketing, of
course, all a part of the
services we're going to provide
at the podshow podcast delivery
network.

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The advertising, helping you
grow an audience, helping you
bring in listeners.

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You helping us bring in
listeners, making money.

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All of that will be a part of
what we're going to be offering
to everybody.

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But also, and that's really
what's going to be cool this
audition.

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Where everybody can enter.

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And some of you will be able to
literally quit your day job.

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And if people are still
subscribed to your old feed,
they don't receive updates
anymore.

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I think we need to solve this
problem, because this is
something that can happen to a
lot of podcasters at some point.

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How can we relocate an RSS feed
without losing listeners?

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Now, I'm not an expert, but
here's my idea.

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Why not integrate a special tag
in the RSS feed protocol that
points to either a backup
location of the RSS feed,

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useful if, for instance, the
main server on which your RSS
feed is located goes down,

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or with the future new location
of the RSS feed, and perhaps
even also the date when the
relocation will happen.

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If there were a tag like that,
we could ask the various
podcasters, like Jews,
iPodracks, iTunes, etc.

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To scan for that tag, and if
they find it, make a change in
the subscription data for that
particular podcast.

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Say for instance, that I want to
change the URL of the feed of my
daily breakfast show to another
server by Friday.

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I could mention the new location
of the RSS feed plus the date of
the change in my current feed,

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and when I launch iTunes on
Friday, it will know that from
that moment on, it will have to
grab the RSS feed from the new
location.

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iTunes introduce some custom
tags in the RSS feed sometime
ago, so why not get together as
podcasters,

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and launch general requests to
all the makers of podcasters out
there to integrate a tag like
that?

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So these are just my two cents,
I'm curious to know your
thoughts about this, and by the
way, get well soon.

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I think our road rig always
there, friend and need.

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I love that music.

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Okay, well, unfortunately, I
think we need some divine
intervention to make that
happen, father road rig.

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And of course, if anyone can
call that upon us, it would be
you, I'm hoping.

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I think what we're going to do
in the meantime on the second is
this someone calling, please say
no.

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I don't know what that is.

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All right, hold on, let me just
check my calendar because that
was some kind of calendar alert.

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What am I missing?

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Okay, nothing, it's exactly what
I thought.

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So we need some divine
intervention for RSS to be
extended that globally.

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I think that for what it's
worth, iTunes actually has
solved this if your feed changes
because they're basically acting
as a buffer in between the
iTunes music store.

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There is a tag you can set in
there that will change the feed
so that it'll update an iTunes.

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I think that's the only way to
go, and it would be great.

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I'm sure the juice receiver has
something like that already.

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It may detect a redirect feed.

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Maybe the thing to do is to
create a small little directory
of the different ways that all
of the receivers handle this.

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And if you have built an iPod or
pod catcher podcaster receiver.

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Please consider probably using
the redirect method.

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So it'll recognize a feed that
has a redirect tag in it so that
it'll automatically change the
subscription internally.

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I think we should probably get
the juice guys to look at this
if they haven't done it already.

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So please let me know and I'll
make note of it because that's
really the way to go.

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And of course the ultimate way
is to have no feed lock in.

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That's why yeah, you may be
lucky quote lucky if you're
doing this with feed burner,

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but a feed burner goes down or
something happens there or you
disagree with what they do next.

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I mean anything like that could
happen.

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Then you'll be stuck with feed
burner.

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The other way to do this is
through DNS because DNS works
universally across the network
across services.

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And when the pod show podcast
delivery network launches will
be offering a fantastic DNS
service along with that so that
you can basically set up,

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you know, your podcast dot com
slash the name of your feed dot
XML or whatever we want it to
be.

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And you will own your DNS
registration so you can move it
anywhere you want at any time.

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And we've teamed up with an
excellent partner for that.

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Oh man, I'm telling you guys too
much.

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Coming.

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Oh yeah.

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Coming to you from their
bedroom.

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I mean their office.

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Welcome to the Pete and Renee
show.

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Hi, I'm Pete.

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And I'm Renee.

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Our show is mainly about our
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That's right.

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We talk about family, friends,
relationships, sex.

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We also have a happy hour where
we talk about drinks.

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And sex.

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And we may also talk about other
people from time to time.

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And sex.

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And as you can tell, he's the
only one.

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And sex.

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Oh, right.

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So come by and check us out at.

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Why did you say it three times?

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So people won't forget.

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Everyone want to go to an adult
bookstore.

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But we're afraid to come with us
on one of our episodes.

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Or find out if Renee spins your
swallows.

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Peter, is there anything sacred
with us?

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Of course, honey.

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It's just us and our fans.

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Oh, okay.

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I can handle that.

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Hello.

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Hi, Mr. Nice Guy.

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Ooh, some fun on Mr. Nice Guy
shows 195 and six with me,

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Marve, as I talk with Dr. Allen
Rafe.

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I got this itching problem.

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No, no, he's a comedy writer
who's written for Jay Leno

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Dick Cavatt, the capital steps,

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and he's a PhD professor of
broadcasting.

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He's still wise, there's not a
lot to teach anymore,

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but you don't spend a lot of
time on equipment.

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That's great.

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So the free you have to talk
about issues,

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not with ethics.

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What do you make of podcasting?

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Make you think and make you
smile.

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The Mr. Nice Guy show.

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M-R-N-I-S-G-I-D-O-R-G.

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The ready.

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For those of you who've ever
looked at my web log,

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at curry.com www.curry.com.

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We have a person who comments
very often.

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Just about every single day, it
comes in spurts.

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It's the comic strip blogger.

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And he writes the most obscene,
outrageous stuff.

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And you know, a lot of people
really despise him.

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I have to be very honest.

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I like it.

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I like it when he comes in with
his comments,

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because it stirs up stuff and
people start posting.

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And I like it when people are
fighting with words

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back and forth.

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It's interesting to see.

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Because it's comic strip
blogger.

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He's nuts.

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He doesn't give a shit about
anybody says.

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And apparently, he's been the
subject

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of many a controversy on the
internet.

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And he finally sent in an audio
column.

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He may have actually sent one
before.

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I don't know if I ever played
it.

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But he sent one in that I'd like
to share with you today.

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Hello.

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Hello.

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Here is comics strip blogger.

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No, no.

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Or so, as my wife owns a fan.

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I would like to wish you, okay.

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Well, soon.

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And by the way, I would like to
remind you,

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and ask you kind of,

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we should get on top of.

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Could you please ask,

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management of series three mail
here,

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to enable streaming of

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portfolio over internet.

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Forced to subscribe.

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So this is one of the main
things he keeps yelling

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that me about.

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He's, he subscribes to series to
listen to it through the
website.

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So he doesn't even have a
receiver,

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because he lives, I think, in
Germany.

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He'll go on to tell us that in
the rest of his comment.

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But he's been asking me to get
the serious guys

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to stream the channel.

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And the problem is, and of
course,

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have asked them comic strip
blogger.

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Of course I have.

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The problem is they can only
stream the whole channel or
nothing.

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And they can't stream the whole
channel because

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there's a lot of,

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differences in the way they
adhere to the digital

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Millennium Copyright Act for
their,

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a full-time music channels and
their talk channels.

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And there's some legal reason
why they can't do that.

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But they've heard you request
again,

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then here on the show.

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I don't remember that.

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And also I'd say it's cyber.

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I had a, for a turn on
subscription.

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And obviously, I can listen to
the satellite radio

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series over satellite.

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I can listen to it over internet
online

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because I'm not in the same.

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I, I, in Germany.

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I ask you very, very kind.

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I would show you the top of me.

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Please talk to that.

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And the range for Atlanta.

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And of course I will show you
very well.

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I'm listening to your pop-up
regularly.

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And get well soon, man.

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Hello.

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Is the most important thing in
my life?

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Ah, how sweet he is, our comic
strip blogger.

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Dude, so I've already asked,
okay, I can't help you.

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That's some, it's some legal
issue they have.

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The comic strip blogger, comic
strip blogger.com,

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is a great artist though.

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He does these fantastic,

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like three pain cartoons of
daily events in technology,

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blogger sphere, the potter
sphere, if you will.

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And it's really something to
check out.

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And he should do more of that.

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And he should actually, he
should focus,

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completely on that.

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I think that would be the best.

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Yeah, I'm casting with Adam.

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Hey Adam, who are you ready to
be stumps?

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Oh, I wish they used that.

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Fantastic.

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With young projects.

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Hey Adam, I really miss doing
the hit test for the daily
source code.

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I hear you.

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But I understand why it's not
possible anymore.

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Maybe something will change in
future regulations regarding
copyrighted stuff.

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And something will be possible.

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I just wanted to let you know
that I created the next hit test
podcast that is featuring a hit
test.

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So it's available at
youngpolets.com

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and through the RSS used for the
hit test.

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So that's all.

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I enjoyed it a lot creating the
hit test.

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I know you enjoyed them as well.

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Maybe until next time.

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See you later.

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Bye-bye.

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Get a test at gmail.com

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info.

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youngpolets.com

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and the OLDT.com

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Oh, young.

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I miss you, man.

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I miss the hit test.

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But, you know, since we went
purely pod safe.

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Just can't do it anymore.

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So that was young's call.

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You can go check out the last
hit test podcast at
youngpolet.com

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and he's working on something
else.

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And I hear he's working on it
with another well-known
podcaster.

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Looking forward to what he's
going to produce because young
is a great producer.

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And I don't think he should
limit himself at all to pod safe
music.

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Okay, just briefly, since I do
have to get out of here pretty
soon.

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I have now learned that both the
Gemma, the GEMA in Germany,

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and the Seicam in France, this
SACM, both of them say.

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And these are the ASCAP BMI
equivalent say that when you
sign the contract with them,

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you have signed over the
performance rights to them.

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And indeed, according to their
rules and regulations,

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you then can no longer play that
music pod safe.

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And I think that is an absolute
outrage.

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We have confirmation from ASCAP
BMI that it doesn't work that
way in the States.

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But to have that happening in
now three countries, including
the Netherlands,

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is a travesty.

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We've got to keep our eye on
this and change that because
that makes no sense.

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Last pod safe song for the day
is the candy but you're...

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Man in Paris in 94.

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[ Music ]

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They met him in New York a few
months later.

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He was still living alone.

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[ Music ]

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He just needs time to heal.

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What to do with my call, Candy
Butchers?

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You can find three of their
tracks at the Ponce Music
Network at music.ponshow.com.

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That's it for the Daily Source
Code for today.

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Check it out.

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Another pod show podcast.

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Stick it in your ear.