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Delta Shara Charli, 3-1, 9.

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$16 million worth of airplane
strapped to my ass.

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Transmiddles?

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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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We don't need no sticky and
crispy.

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

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Oh, fantastic! It's a battle
curry.

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I gotta tell you, I really
despise it when I'm just late to
rise,

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but need a little bit of sleep.

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So, daily source code is on the
late side today.

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Coming to you from a very sunny
Northern California from the
Curry condo.

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Let me get some coffee and
everybody.

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I'm sad, jealous to me.

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[ Music ]

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Okay, that would be haunting, I
guess.

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That's how I could just envision
a rolling stone magazine critic
categorizing that song.

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Thank you so much.

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I like it a lot actually.

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I like it more than the blur
track.

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I like it a lot.

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The first time I was able to
demo the whole system or at
least what we have of the system
that's working now for the
podcasters but more importantly
for listeners that's really the
stuff that I'm so incredibly
excited about what we've put
together.

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I think I can't remember when I
actually had dinner at a dinner
time.

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This thing is so easy, I could
actually do my nails while
producing the entire show, it's
so fine.

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We'll talk a bit about some
feedback you guys sent me
regarding using cast blaster and
yesterday's sound.

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Something else I tested
yesterday and demoed which I'm
just so happy about because it's
working is purchasing music on
the podsafe music network.

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And I think that we are just
about ready to open this up and
see what everybody thinks and
see how it works and get some
feedback from well from you guys
the listeners.

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Yeah, some people like this.

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I'm the DSC and you're talking
about pricing for music on the
PMN when you get your credit
card system up and running for
the public.

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Personally myself, I think 99
cents for a free and clear MP3
is an excellent value and I
would pay that for almost any
song on the PMN right now.

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And I would buy their music at
the drop if I had free and
clear.

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Let's keep up the good work out.
I'll be one of your first cast
version when you get that up and
run and thanks a lot.

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Right on my brother.

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Okay, so here's the steps we've
got to take. So first of all,
for those of you who don't know
or maybe you're just tuning in
or never listen to the source
code or maybe you're listening
on.

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And serious satellite stars 103,
pod safe music is a concept that
brings together podcasters and
independent artists or basically
any artists who owns their own
material and the copyrights and
hasn't.

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Given them well, I don't think
anyone gives them way or as a
sold them to a to a record
company or traded them in some
fashion.

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And it's really simple, you
know, when you sign up when you
register at the pod safe music
network artists agree that
podcasters who are also
registered it's a very simple
licensing term which is
essentially agreed to when you
sign up you can read all the
terms online.

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When when you sign up podcasters
can use your music download it
use it in their podcast as long
as they report it back into the
network.

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It's really simple so it's a
great promotional tool.

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The concept has been to actually
turn on sales so that anyone
because we get so much feedback
from listeners who really want
to get a hold of these tracks
they want to buy CDs.

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They it's a lot of the pod safe
music artists by the way are
also available on iTunes.

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So the concept is is to make
available individual tracks for
sale on through the pod safe
music network.

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Through a one click actually is
what we've been implementing and
I really wanted to be the things
I like about the iTunes music
store is that they have my
credit card.

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So whenever I want something I
just go in just click buy it's
all you know I'm already logged
in so I don't have to pull out a
credit card ever again for you
know for this relatively small
purchase of 99 cents.

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So we want so we replicated that
functionality which is logical I
guess or any any store that
you're going to visit a lot of
it just makes so much sense if
if we know who you are.

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And the the big thing here I
think the big oh wow factors
that we want to sell free and
clear MP3s now we're ready to go
the system is in place.

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I've already purchased two songs
in a test you know testing
obviously but actually did have
to pull the credit card and
actually did have to pay my 99
cents.

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Oh here's something that's very
cool worldwide okay so there's
no restrictions by market
anywhere in the world and
currently we're looking at just
to get things going at the same
pricing 99 cents.

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And what I'd like to do is okay
let me just back up one second
so this will obviously not be
compulsory for all artists
because particularly the artists
that came in you know this is a
new deal so we want to give
people an option.

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The way it's going to work is if
you're an artist and you've
uploaded music to the pod save
music network all you have to do
is well when it's available it's
not enabled yet all you'll have
to do is just go into your
account and any song that you
want to make available for sale
you just click a checkbox or I
guess you'll be able to click
one checkbox to make all your
songs that you have uploaded.

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Available and of course that'll
only work if we have all of your
information because we need to
be able to send you money makes
sense doesn't it.

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And there's a whole whole bunch
of other pieces that are going
to be coming and strapped on to
that as we move along but that's
the start so what I want to do
today isn't going to reach out
to.

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One or two artists I'm not going
to tell you who now but I think
you'll agree that it's the right
choice for the test one or two
artists.

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And going to ask them if it's
okay if we test with their song
just to make sure that
everything works I'd like to
have some global reports and
global feedback I already tested
my UK credit card and of course
my US credit card and they both
work fine but we wanted to work
all over the world.

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So hopefully by tomorrow you
will be able to participate in
this test and now the test is
going to cost you money if you
actually purchase something will
cost 99 cents but it will be
great if we can if we can get
the if we just make sure
everything is working globally
and then.

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I guess it'll be turn time to
invite the artist to turn on the
the sales mechanism for the
individual track so.

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It's going to be it's going to
be pretty exciting.

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Let's see what else we got going
on here a lot of response to to
Rogers not necessarily Roger
Smalls who sent me of course
that wonderful.

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Did he the other day asking or
actually wondering what I smell
like but people like Devon of
some dwarf said okay I just had
to write you that Roger Smalls
jingle is just fucking hilarious
it was all like I do to keep
swearing off the road this
morning when I heard it.

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So we play it just one more time
then yeah why not here we go.

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Jeff Smith man you too much okay
I hope you didn't drive off the
road we don't have anything from
Roger although I did see that he
posted a whole bunch of stuff on
his weblog again about how I see
it was a bit disappointed that I
smell of.

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What do you say Asian women
hairs or something like that oh
man it's too much.

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I'm going to do something it's
here's what happened yesterday
went to our board of directors
meeting and.

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What's really cool is and you
know some of these guys who are
on our board.

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Control significant portions of
the universe as far as I'm
concerned you know they they're
really involved in a lot of
things and extremely well
connected which is of course
exactly why one of them is our
investors.

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And just get rid of the tea here
this is I need a microphone
stand here because I'm always
hunched over when I'm in in the
condo.

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So so we show up for the board
meeting I was like 10 o'clock or
something and it's so cool when
you get someone like a Ray Lane
who basically ran Oracle
corporation for a number of
years.

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Really you know as a guy who's
involved a lot of things
extremely busy and you know I
hadn't seen him for a while
since the last board meeting
couple a couple weeks and.

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And he says hey man where's
Trinity.

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It makes me and you know and
it's not a business thing is
purely a creative thing when
when someone turns around and
basically you know is saying hey
I listen.

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I don't just listen but I'm
involved and I'm listening it
was really it was nice.

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And of course we didn't take
Trinity because no one would let
Ron and I drive in the same car.

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At least not that car for for
fear for fear that she wouldn't
make it by the way the brake
light is not coming on anymore
so I guess that was just a
momentary momentary thing maybe
because of the rain.

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But Ray also said that he hates
it when I talk about my
microphone he doesn't give a
shit.

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And I'm sure a lot of you don't
care about it but since I did
ask yesterday specifically about
the sound of cast blaster.

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And actually of course I record
the show then I hit the button
to make it go up to the to the
podcast delivery network and you
know so I didn't really so I
already put it up and posted it
before I actually heard what it
sounded like and I heard some of
the problems that you guys sent
back.

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Michael Berg just a quick
comment congrats on the new
laptop and cast blaster set up
I'm guessing you'll be very
happy with that yeah I am
actually quite happy I didn't
notice one thing during Roger
Smalls intro the volume was
going noticeably up and down
especially during that yeah.

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Don't know what could be causing
it I think I found it because I
had so essentially there's a way
to set up cast blaster to use an
external mixer and you disable
the internal mixer but you're
still kind of running everything
through.

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The channel that is labeled
microphone and there's a limiter
that you can turn on or off and
I had that on and I think that
that really just you know
because it wasn't just my voice
going through it was everything
the music the whole deal.

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So I think that's probably what
would messed up the sound
annoying is the title of this
one from Chestnut Bay podcast
Bob Robinson somewhere in
Vermont cast blaster pumping.

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During your really annoying
Roger Smalls jingle oh come on
it's not annoying.

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There was definitely some
pumping of the audio system when
the jingle played the audio
levels cycled several times so
annoying or not it's a great
test case.

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See if you can isolate it to
cast blaster not pretty sure it
was cast blaster we're going to
wait we know we're going to try
this in a second so I got one
more pumping here from.

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Was it Mike Scott.

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Yep just listen to three 18 yep
the limiter is pumping
especially on the music drop in
your smart to use an external
board and compressor limiter.

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It's easier to avoid pumping
digitally okay so I think that
that was the problem let's just
do this Roger Smalls thing one
more time just to make sure that
it's not anything other than.

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Roger ready.

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[ Music ]

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Man.

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Joes.

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Man.

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Joes.

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Man.

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It's.

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Man.

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Joes.

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Man.

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Man.

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Joes.

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Man.

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Man.

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Yeah.

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So I'll have you know that
yesterday I I presented all of
our ways to our board of
directors in my Metro sexual
outfit.

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I was so proud, I had my black
Dolchukabana pants on, and my
ugly boots, my black ugly boots.

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And I was wearing a pink
sweater, it was fantastic. I
could see him all looking.

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That hell was out of where?
Where's the suit in the tie that
we're supposed to have when we
do board meetings?

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Anyway, so that was my minor
metro sexual moment for
yesterday.

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A couple of things for today.
Let me see Leo Vagoda sends in.

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Do you let in the UK have a
promotion going? We can get a
free mock three razor.

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And you actually post a link to
it. Who can argue with free?

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Absolutely.

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What does that say? He posts his
own site.

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Leo Vagoda, toothpaste.bind.org.

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Wow, okay.

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So, looks like the, the Gillette
folks are gearing up in the UK.

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Hey, it's not like we wouldn't
take any free razors over here
for registered listeners of the
source code.

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You know, we're raising our
hands.

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Giles says, as a follow to my
previous email on the mock three
and it's alternative use that my
wife and I found.

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I have a more conventional
shaving tip.

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Basically, you should always try
and wait 30 minutes after waking
up before shaving.

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This gives the skin time to
recover its normal level of
topness.

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After having been relaxed
overnight, thereby hopefully
helping to reduce cuts and
providing a closer shave.

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That's pretty, that's actually a
good tip.

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I mean, there's a couple of the,
I think the first thing you
really should do in the morning
when you wake up is probably
splash cold water on your face.

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And then before you get ready to
shave, then you kind of warm it
up with a nice relaxing bit of
warm water.

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Giles goes on to say, I was also
wondering if Roger Smalls has
got any mail grooming tips that
he could pass on.

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I'm sure that if he has any,
there would be of interest to
many.

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Now, that's a good idea.

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Let's see if we can get Roger
into the Metro sexual moment.

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I somehow agree with you, Giles.

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I think he probably does have
some interesting tips that we
would enjoy.

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Quick note from Steve Harlow
about stubble.

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The way to do it is to not
shave, but to use barber
clippers.

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Wall, that's Whiskey Alpha Hotel
Lima, are the best.

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The small salon type.

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Use them like Swadeheads, use
them on their heads. Swadeheads.

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What the hell is a Swade? Is
that someone who's bald? Is that
what you call all across a
Swadehead?

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Experiment with the settings to
get stubble long enough to be
soft, so the girlfriend is
tickled, not abraded.

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But sure enough, to not be a
beard.

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I did this throughout the 90s
until my whiskers turned gray
and the look became less sexy
and more like mold.

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I'm back to shaving again.

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I'm the one who used the single
blade at big for 10, for a year.

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I also use regular bath soap and
lather up with my hands.

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That makes me more caveman, but
I can watch more figure skating
and scrub my own toilets.

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So maybe I'm not a complete
jerk. Steve Harlow.

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Thank you very much.

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I've actually gotten some calls
from people who have admitted
that they too are, well, they're
completely into the skating
championships.

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And it's even worse, yesterday I
watched skating with
celebrities.

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Okay, and I don't know if I feel
good about that at all.

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Hey Adam, this is Nick Carver
from the Wildle Fritz, jazz
guitar podcast.

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You know, so often at the end of
the work day, I've got so many
committee meetings.

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I've got internal problems and
I've got clients calling me and
I'm thinking if only I could
quit my day job.

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Well, hey, I'm glad to be
joining the pod shown network
and who knows.

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Maybe I'll be able to quit my
day job.

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But for now, I'm just going to
keep broadcasting great jazz
guitar music.

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That's no little frets.

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The jazz guitar podcast at
podshow.com.

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Right on my welcome Nick.

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No, I don't fret spotcast.

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New member of the podshow
podcast network fantastic.

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Look forward to hearing how you
do with cast blaster.

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Got a note from cast blaster
Mike, by the way.

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He was often the wood somewhere
programming stuff.

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He had to get away, you know.

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That's developers like to do
that.

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I like to do that shit.

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You know, just get away and have
total silence and be one with
nature in your laptop.

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I got this email for to to me
from who's it's from Shayna.

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The email from from
sharedmarryk.com.

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Interesting.

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And it's one of these lists,
which I thought was pretty
funny.

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It's 15 things to do at a
Walmart while your spouse or
partner is taking their sweet
time.

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And so there's list of 15
things, which I think are pretty
funny.

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They would be even funnier if
someone actually recorded doing
these any one of these 15 things
at Walmart.

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And shit, if you send me any one
of these, will you actually do
it like a sound seeing tour set
up.

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I'll send you a t-shirt.

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So let's just run down the list.

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Get 24 boxes of condoms and
randomly put them in people's
cards when they aren't looking.

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Okay, that won't work with
sound.

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Set all the alarm clocks in
housewares to go off at five
minute intervals.

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That's a good one.

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Make a trail of tomato juice or
should I say tomato juice on the
floor leading to the rest rooms.

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Walk up to an employee and tell
him or her in an office tone.

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Code three in housewares and see
what happens.

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I'll be a good one.

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Put a bag of M&Ms on layaway.

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Move a caution wet floor sign to
a carpeted area.

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Set up a tent in the camping
department.

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Tell other shoppers you'll
invite them in if they bring
pillows from the vetting
department.

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Ask a when a clerk asks as they
can help you begin to cry and
ask,

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Why can't you people just leave
me alone?

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Look right into a security
camera.

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Use it as a mirror and pick your
nose.

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While handling guns in the
hunting department.

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Ask the clerk if he knows where
the antidepressants are.

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Dart around the store
suspiciously while loudly
humming the theme from mission
impossible.

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In the auto department practice
your Madonna look using
different size funnels.

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Hide a clothing rack and hide in
a clothing rack.

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This is a good one.

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This is this would work great.

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Hide in a clothing rack.

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When people browse through say
pick me pick me.

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When an announcement comes over
the loudspeaker assume the fetal
position and scream

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No no it's those voices again.

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And last but not least.

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Going to a fitting room shut the
door and wait a while and then
yell loudly.

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Hey there's no toilet paper in
here.

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So this was for oh here it is
for to from Ask Shayna.

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Shayna is with a Y dot com.

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Okay I like the last one.

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They did cross Chris Rockwell do
another a daily download yet.

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Man he better.

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He better hurry up.

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I didn't do my dump for nothing.

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Hey folks on the serious
satellite Pacific Coast.

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Hellway is up next followed by a
Madge Weinstein Dawn and Drew
and all of the pod show.

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I'll talk to you guys tomorrow
on our Friday.

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It's running through the wrong
speaker.

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I got to put that through the
different sound card.

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Okay while it's just us here a
couple things.

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Oh yeah I got several emails
about going to Australia.

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Doug Mooney who I've known for a
long time.

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Who actually in his own way was
quite instrumental in getting
pod casting on the map.

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He wrote a great story about pod
casting.

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I think before even slash dot
caught on to it and certainly
before the BBC showed up.

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At the what is it?

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What is he right for register
dot com?

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I'll have to look that up.

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Anyway Doug Mooney I know from
back in the digigic that digics
days.

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Those are the guys who are
hosting MTV dot com when I own
the domain name.

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Let's see.

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I've been to Australia three
times Sydney twice Melbourne
once as Doug Karen's twice.

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Sydney is like San Francisco
except this cheaper less hilly.

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The people are more friendly and
the food is most excellent.

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It's also more water oriented
with one of the largest ferry
services in the world.

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It's worth the trip especially
if you can manage the depart
rainy cold England in December
to go down during the warm sunny
beautiful season down under
that's right because of course.

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Summer and winter are
perpendicular to each other down
under.

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Commence the family and he says
shave closely first of course to
take two weeks down under spend
a couple days.

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Quote working and the rest of
the time taking in the beauty of
the country and the hospitality
of the country if you want to be
a real or entrepreneur.

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Maybe you could con submit a
proposal to the Australian
Ministry of Tourism to sponsor
your trip and exchange for a
daily podcast down under.

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Well first of all Doug I've been
to Australia I've been there for
for two weeks and and I do love
it and I just want to go back
and I want to meet some of these
podcasting.

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Podcasts there seems like such
as seen is going on and it is a
beautiful country.

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I don't know if it's if Sydney's
better than San Francisco I
think they you know each one has
stuff that it excels in.

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Michael Collins says business
reasons to come to Australia.

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Hey Adam I heard on the Delta
share Charlie three one eight
you're looking for business
reasons to come to Australia.

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Well if you come to Sydney I'd
be happy to buy a Logitech MM 50
from you.

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Hell I'll even buy you a cup of
coffee.

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There you go two business
transactions.

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I'm sure if you encourage us
Australian listeners for some
business you'll have enough
business reasons to come to
Australia in no time.

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You know what you want to here's
what I should do.

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I should figure out when when of
one of our board of directors is
taking their private airplanes
that direction and hop on board
that would be business to be to
go talk business for 20 hours.

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That's not those kinds of
business reasons I need
obviously but appreciate the
thought.

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And one thing I just wanted to
mention that was it really
really surprised me.

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It was either yesterday or the
day before I saw some news that
was reported by.

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Let me see I have here from
clicks dot com that's probably I
don't know if that comes from
news dot com where that's from
but I know that I saw it on CBS
market watch.

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And it was it you know there's
there's announcements about
podcasting advertising networks
and people doing add insursions
and aggregation and networks and
there's stuff all the time.

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Which of course is good which
means we are forming an industry
but what surprised me is that
pod track announced as reported
by.

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CBS market watch that let me see
I want to I don't want to miss
quoted here.

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So they basically announced some
of the podcasts that they're
working for and what they're
doing.

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They've signed hundreds of top
rank podcasts where's the one
I'm looking for this was.

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Oh man okay well while I'm
looking for what I'm scanning
this page to try and find
exactly the exact wording what
they said.

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Is hold on I don't want to miss
quote this shoot where's this
thing.

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Well maybe we should go back to
CBS to marketwatch dot com to
find it.

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Okay so anyway what they said is
that they are holding an
auction.

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So basically the advertisers are
bidding in an auction for I
guess the rate for a number of
podcasts including.

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To it.

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This week in tech this week in
technology which of course is
the the extremely popular.

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Technology gab fest produced and
hosted by Leola port and of
course he has the tweet crew on
there including John C. Dvorak.

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And here this it really caught
my eye because I'm like.

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Leola port is like the number
one.

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Well let me just say at his
keynote at the portable media
expo he said he would never ever
take advertising.

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Yeah he has a deal with I think
AOL or something for bandwidth
but he said he would never take
advertising.

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And here I'm reading that pod
track is saying that they were
actually holding an auction for
advertisers.

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To advertise on Twitter and I
couldn't believe it so I fired
off an email to Frank Barnico
who.

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Who writes those who actually
wrote that article for
marketwatch I said dude you know
how can this be true.

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It was pretty funny Frank said
well I did ask the the PR lady
twice like okay maybe you should
ask Leo if it actually is taking
place.

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So he said he was going to get
in touch with Leola port but.

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I have a hard time believing
that if it's true then I think
that that is bigger news the
fact that Twitter is taking
advertising than anything else.

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And and it's extremely exciting
actually so.

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Let's let's find out anyway I
haven't heard back if if Leo has
said this is indeed happening or
not and I apologize I just can't
seem to find.

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This one particular this one
particular quote.

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But if you go to marketwatch.com
you'll be able to find oh here
it is.

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Thank goodness it also launched
an auction for three top
podcasts including technology
focused this week in technology
and entertainment oriented
muggle cast and Josh and Japan
quote.

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Advertisers.

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And that's not the quote I
wanted.

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Yeah this week pod track began
selling ad space on individual
podcast and it's network and
across multiple podcasts in the
category.

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Okay there it says this week in
tech interesting interesting to
see what comes out and what kind
of what kind of advertisers are
they going to be this is
extremely exciting.

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All righty let me see I got to
get I got to get out of here. I
got to get to the office where
you got all kinds of stuff going
on.

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Let me play another song from
the pod safe music network all
read this girl's bio to you
after you hear it.

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But it was basically another
recommendation from a listeners.

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I was really keen to meet.

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I thought was right on the make
the leave.

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Said he showed me how to
breathe.

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[ Music ]

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This is Shuman

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And the setting sun from the pod
safe music network

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A little bit of Laurie Anderson
there at the end almost

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As a former member of Dream

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As it says on her bio on the PMN

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Melissa Honderscills, opening
for the likes of Britney Spears

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In sync, the backstreet boys

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98 degrees in Destiny's Child

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Currently she's working on a new
solo album

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Which she hopes to release
independently in 2006

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Melissa, we look forward to your
independently released music

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And we want to help you

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Just want to help you

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And thanks to Brent Bradley who
sent me the link to Melissa

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On the pod safe music network

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She said, great song and she's
very hot

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Thanks

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That always gets my attention

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Immediately clicked on it to see
what was going on

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Alrighty

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Tomorrow we'll have the thank
god it's Friday edition of the
show

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And then Saturday it's back home

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I can't wait to see the girls

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I really miss them

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And I think they kind of miss me
too

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They've hinted at it

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And it's going to be busy
because I'm definitely going to
have to go to Holland

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In the next couple of weeks my
mom isn't feeling too hot

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She started with her chemo
treatments

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And the first one hit her like a
fucking atom bomb

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You know like three four days
into it

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So she's actually a

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Admitted to the hospital because
she couldn't eat

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And she was completely
dehydrated

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So my poor sister man

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She's the only one of the
siblings

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That actually lives in the
Netherlands still

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She's taken the brunt of all the
stuff

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And my dad is still a
rehabilitation

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And the dog is sick and all that
shit

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Anyway

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We all got shit going on right

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It's all what life is

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It's all that the stuff that
life brings us

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And

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But we'll be back tomorrow

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And we'll party

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We'll just continue to party

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You know?

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Because it's Friday

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That's why

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Take care everybody

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Bye bye

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Another pod show pod guest

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Stick it in your ear