WEBVTT 00:00.000 --> 00:03.920 Delta Sierra Charlie 3-2-5 00:30.000 --> 00:37.000 The first time I've ever seen a Delta Sierra Charlie heading forward the highway, looking forward to the entryway, and what if it comes up on safe? 00:37.000 --> 00:45.000 It's not a big Friday, it's not a big Friday, it's not a big Friday, it's not a big Friday, yeah. 00:45.000 --> 00:51.000 One is, as I say, while it is a methane high, the drink too much coffee and a foreign gas tank. 00:51.000 --> 00:58.000 When you're lovin' McDonald's right doing sound filler, to a 16 gallons of flammable waste throughout my ass. 00:58.000 --> 01:09.000 In the destruction of the music industry in my ears, I like to think I'm a greasing up the future. 01:09.000 --> 01:13.000 $16 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass. 01:14.000 --> 01:17.000 In the next generation radio content in my ears. 01:19.000 --> 01:22.000 I like to think I'm flying into the future. 01:22.000 --> 01:25.000 I'm just in this old curry. 01:39.000 --> 01:44.000 Oh yeah, hello everybody, it is Friday, this is not a repeat of last week's show. 01:44.000 --> 01:46.000 You're not playing the same dance on the film. 01:46.000 --> 01:50.000 How do you not want to start the weekend off with some cowbells? 01:50.000 --> 01:53.000 Why don't I sing one, four, three, yeah? 01:53.000 --> 05:04.300 [ Music ] 05:04.300 --> 05:31.420 Stingray 143 from the podcast music network music.podshow.com, it's Friday everybody, how 05:31.420 --> 05:38.140 you're doing, how you feeling. I'm feeling pretty good. We were up real early this morning. Lots 05:38.140 --> 05:43.660 of girls to move around the planet today. Patricia, off to see her sister for the weekend. As 05:43.660 --> 05:51.740 you know, the SESNA 182 RG is completely dismantled engines out, interior out, everything's 05:51.740 --> 05:58.940 getting refurbished, rejuvenated. And oh, yes, the youth will come back to the 182 RG. So my boy's 05:58.940 --> 06:04.700 Nick and Roy picked her up in the mooney, which is a very different type of aircraft. And I 06:04.700 --> 06:08.700 preface this to Patricia. I said, you know, you kind of got to walk over the wing to get in. 06:09.820 --> 06:14.620 She's like, oh, well, I'll have to wear the proper shoes. It was amazing, though, where I gave 06:14.620 --> 06:22.620 this beautiful leopard skin suitcase set for Christmas. And she took what I thought was a rather 06:22.620 --> 06:26.300 large suitcase, because, you know, just remembering the moonium, like, man, I don't know. You wanted 06:26.300 --> 06:31.020 to put that thing. There might be your fellow passenger. How do you hear all that? Is that his or 06:31.020 --> 06:35.580 hum or what am I hearing here? I've got, I don't know. I got to look at this shit here. Anyway, 06:36.620 --> 06:41.820 so she was off, off in a way. She's already landed sent me a text message. Everything's okay. 06:41.820 --> 06:48.060 Okay, Christina's at school. And of course, I'm taking her and Owen to the garage in London. 06:48.060 --> 06:54.300 Turns out it's North London, which is like an hour and a half drive. It would be very interesting to see 06:55.100 --> 07:01.980 because they're going to the panic at the disco gig tonight. And big surprise. Now, I hadn't 07:01.980 --> 07:06.300 mentioned this on the show, but Casplaster, Mike and I got into a fabulous row. I mean, we got 07:06.300 --> 07:11.580 like into a flame war that flamed out on email. It was pretty interesting. You know, basically, 07:11.580 --> 07:17.420 fuck you, fuck you. No fuck you. And then that was the end of it for a day or two. And Mike 07:17.420 --> 07:21.500 came with a wonderful piece offering today. I don't know if it was intended that way, but I certainly 07:22.380 --> 07:29.820 take it that way. He sent me a special pod father edition of Casplaster, which is just fantastic. 07:29.820 --> 07:33.740 If anything, I've been bitching about not having enough players because I've so many different 07:33.740 --> 07:37.580 pieces of audio feedback and stuff that I want to line up that, you know, I'd wind up using 07:37.580 --> 07:42.620 external quick time players and stuff. And so now you fired up, but actually says Casplaster, the pod 07:42.620 --> 07:48.940 felt the pod father edition. Instead of the 10 jingle cart machines that are mapped to the 07:48.940 --> 07:54.140 function keys, I have 12. And of course, you have 12 function keys, so it fits perfectly. And now 07:54.140 --> 08:05.020 I can actually have space left over for, oh, you know, stuff like, you know, that or a fantastic. 08:05.020 --> 08:13.420 And I have 24 players for tracks. Thank you, Mike. This is exactly what I needed. I'm so happy. 08:13.580 --> 08:18.860 And now, um, I guarantee you it's going to be an extra super long show because we've got all kinds 08:18.860 --> 08:25.980 of feedback from all of my favorite people. Like I said, G&B was some feedback on TSC number 324. 08:27.100 --> 08:33.580 So about this whole split thing, um, the car's native was definitely right. Um, artists have 08:33.580 --> 08:39.660 traditionally made pennies on the dollar with music. And in fact, we still do, um, love spirals 08:39.740 --> 08:44.700 and sign up with just about every one of those digital music stores out. They're all the majors, 08:44.700 --> 08:51.260 iTunes, rap, city music, net, MSN, music, Napster, Sony, Connect, Yadayada, Yadayada. And the amount 08:51.260 --> 09:00.060 that we make ranges from two cents to 86 cents. Um, there's, there's no standards. So, um, you know, 09:00.060 --> 09:05.260 but we're happy to get whatever we do because, you know, if you normally make a dollar something 09:05.340 --> 09:13.020 per CD, making two cents to 86 cents per song is actually pretty awesome. So I think, um, people should 09:13.020 --> 09:20.220 chill out and not be split and hairs on how much money they're going to be making from the PMM downloads 09:20.220 --> 09:27.020 because it's all good. Isn't it? It's all good. By the way, I'd like to thank all the podcasters out there 09:27.020 --> 09:31.980 for their support of love spirals on the positive music network. And for reading our tracks, 09:31.980 --> 09:38.860 so I think, thanks so much. Appreciate it. NGB, I love it when you send voice feedback to me. I love 09:38.860 --> 09:45.100 it so much. Yeah. Um, so lots of feedback on that slouch, checked in. Um, yeah, he kind of said the 09:45.100 --> 09:50.940 same thing. I think, uh, and again, we're not focusing on this too much, but I'm pretty sure that, 09:50.940 --> 09:55.740 um, sales through PMM and depending on how, uh, you know, if a podcasters involved in the middle of 09:55.820 --> 10:02.380 they want to take, uh, a fee. Oh, my left foot is itching on or if they want to, you know, of course, 10:02.380 --> 10:07.420 you don't have to. You'll be able to give the fee right back to the artist. Anyway, between 50 and 65 10:07.420 --> 10:12.460 cents, probably sounds about right. You know, universally across the board, I think, just the transaction 10:12.460 --> 10:17.980 fee on the 99 cents song is about nine cents, so maybe 10 cents, nine or 10 cents. That's kind of 10:17.980 --> 10:23.900 something you can't get away from a regardless. So, um, apologies that we're, that we're still not 10:23.900 --> 10:30.780 in the public beta testing of this. Uh, we've got, uh, Dan and, uh, we got to Dan a man and Jersey Joe 10:30.780 --> 10:36.220 working on the code, tightening it all up. Um, and thanks, of course, uh, to everyone who was sent in 10:36.220 --> 10:41.900 comments about, uh, you know, certain, um, things that can be approved on the Pods of Music Network, 10:43.100 --> 10:47.660 some security enhancements, all this stuff is, is extremely appreciated. And, of course, 10:47.660 --> 10:51.820 is being passed right onto a Chris Rockwell and Dan and, uh, and Joe and all the boys and girls 10:51.900 --> 10:56.780 who are working very hard. As I said, um, 24 tracks to play things didn't fill them all up, 10:56.780 --> 11:03.100 but I came pretty damn close. Hello, Adam. My name is Ed hidden with the ed hidden dot com photocast 11:03.100 --> 11:09.980 and the I co host the late source podcast available at studio lighting.net. And those are 11:09.980 --> 11:14.220 two podcasts for photographers out there who want to, you know, they're more about lighting or 11:14.220 --> 11:20.220 find out things that I do with photography and hopefully you can learn from my mistakes or my experiences. 11:20.940 --> 11:26.860 But today, I have a question about enhanced podcast for you. Now, the photocast is enhanced podcast, 11:27.500 --> 11:33.020 but I'm a PC user. So I had to con one of my mac friends into actually assembling all of the pieces 11:33.020 --> 11:40.780 for me. But I purchased QuickTime Pro and examined the file properties from an enhanced podcast created 11:40.780 --> 11:50.060 with the chapter tool and kind of my AAC file that I made in QuickTime Pro and I tried to match 11:50.140 --> 11:55.500 up the properties as much as I could and seemed like it was outputting the exact same format as 11:55.500 --> 12:02.060 the chapter tool was. I played the same in QuickTime as as an enhanced podcast does. However, when I 12:02.060 --> 12:09.500 exported out to QuickTime or iTunes, it just kind of behaves like a normal audio file. No images, 12:09.500 --> 12:15.340 no links, no anything. So I'm, I'm stumped. I've tried QuickTime or tried Apple. I've tried their 12:15.340 --> 12:22.380 forms. Nothing's happening. And there's no announcement or anything whether anything's going to 12:22.380 --> 12:28.940 ever come about with a chapter tool version for the PC and I'm very frustrated and I'm kind of at 12:28.940 --> 12:35.180 my last draw. So I'm asking the pod father. Challenging your listeners out there because I know 12:35.180 --> 12:40.300 you got some bright brains out there in the audience. So let's see what we can do. I look forward to hearing 12:40.300 --> 12:44.620 your response and thank you for everything you do for the podcast community. Take care. Bye bye. 12:45.100 --> 12:51.180 So this is very interesting. I believe Cas Blaster Mike actually had some kind of windows thing 12:51.180 --> 12:58.380 that was doing that. I think he was, he was looking way deep into those files to see what was possible. 12:58.380 --> 13:03.820 And from what I understand, it is very possible to do that with a windows application. It's an 13:03.820 --> 13:10.380 open format as far as I know. But this is kind of interesting. It is kind of the way Apple does things. 13:10.380 --> 13:15.660 I don't even think that the tool that's out there now that's being used widely. I think I got 13:15.660 --> 13:20.300 it from versiontracker.com. I don't even think that was an Apple product or seeded by Apple. 13:20.940 --> 13:26.540 They do seem to kind of have that mantra. So seems like there's a perfect application for 13:26.540 --> 13:32.780 developer who wants to make some money, shareware version or version that has a trial period and then 13:32.780 --> 13:38.780 you're typical 1995. Whatever it is for that software had by that stuff all the time. Particularly 13:38.860 --> 13:45.580 the 1995 stuff. I have so many applications that I've used that have come from independent software 13:45.580 --> 13:52.380 vendors as they call them. Or usually a guy with a big fucking sense. Sorry. A big fricking senseo. 13:54.380 --> 14:00.700 And lots of hours at night to work on cool stuff that people really want. We did make by the way. 14:00.700 --> 14:07.260 And I'll just say we the community of power book owners who are definitely disappointed by the 14:07.980 --> 14:15.980 lack of response on Apple's part regarding this loop sound looping issue. We made the consumerist.com. 14:18.700 --> 14:22.860 And I got some angry emails too. People saying, hey, Apple responded, it's shut up already. 14:22.860 --> 14:27.020 Well, the thing is they didn't really. They didn't say, we'll go back to you. If we find anything 14:27.020 --> 14:32.620 now, the only line that was listed on the tech document that also says the way to solve this 14:32.620 --> 14:37.980 is to only use one audio application at a time. The only extra line they say and there is, 14:37.980 --> 14:42.540 you know, watch this page if information becomes available. It didn't say like, we're working 14:42.540 --> 14:48.700 on an hard behind the scenes guys. Why don't make y'all happy? Never mind. Casplastic is doing just fine 14:48.700 --> 14:53.020 for me right now. Thank you very much. Hi, Adam and everyone out there in DSC Nation. This is 14:53.020 --> 14:58.780 Sean from the QCast. You can tune into the QCast for the best in news, sports, podcasting, 14:58.780 --> 15:03.820 other technology and entertainment, all from the perspective of 13-year-olds. I guess you can say 15:03.820 --> 15:09.900 we're truly flying into the future. Oh, and how can I forget? We will always give a daily perspective 15:09.900 --> 15:15.260 on school and the like and improve the best in pod safe music. Check out the show at QCast.org 15:15.260 --> 15:18.700 and be sure to subscribe. Hope to see you there soon. Thanks. 15:22.700 --> 15:26.860 Do you believe anything is possible? We do. We're our flank. 15:27.660 --> 15:31.660 We believe in an internet that's safe from virus hidden scammers. 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That's my front door, Carla. 16:54.700 --> 16:59.580 And then I'll listen to the nurse get her a black fine. No. And again, Adam, we're super 16:59.580 --> 17:04.940 excited to join the pod show and don't forget we love you Adam. Bye. 17:07.580 --> 17:12.220 I love you two girls. And welcome to the pod show family. Great to have more of 17:12.220 --> 17:18.860 they also do a video podcast of the show, which is at first glance, you might think 17:18.860 --> 17:24.060 unbelievably boring with one static shot, but you kind of get sucked into it and then throw 17:24.060 --> 17:29.900 them out of it. Like, can't help it. And the girls don't forget, by the way, we have more women 17:29.900 --> 17:37.020 on the pod show podcast network. I had the run, John L, who are sponsored by iKview, 17:37.020 --> 17:43.820 download.acview.com. Yes, you mentioned magic course, and then there's all of the queue potters, 17:43.900 --> 17:50.300 some of the women, some undefined, but all all great shows were happy to have them aboard. 17:51.580 --> 17:56.860 Dawn from Dawn Drew. You know, let's go on and on. I think it's actually I love it. You know, 17:56.860 --> 18:01.580 I think that there's many more women in pod casting than we're seeing women in broadcasting. 18:01.580 --> 18:05.420 At least that's my my personal experience. Great to have you guys aboard. 18:05.980 --> 18:12.300 Hey, it's Friday. So that means we've got tons of stuff to do. And wow, what would a Friday be without 18:12.300 --> 18:19.020 a bit of Trinity? Unless be honest. You can humbers sing along, if you wish. 18:31.660 --> 18:36.220 Just three short ones today. Of course, I don't have Trinity here with me. She's sitting comfy 18:36.220 --> 18:42.060 and snug in the garage at the Curry condo. So, um, but there is some stuff happening over here 18:42.060 --> 18:46.460 as a Mark Waymouth email me at him on the local BBC news in the Midlands. There was a clipping 18:46.460 --> 18:51.100 which ties in with the attached article and hyperlink about the first garage in the UK to offer 18:51.100 --> 18:55.820 100% biodiesel. Sounds like you should get up there for the English angle on things, 18:55.820 --> 19:00.060 which is bound to be a little more basic than anything in California. And it's a link from 19:00.060 --> 19:07.180 positive news.org.uk article number 45. I'll make sure a link shows up in the show notes. Thanks, Mark. 19:07.180 --> 19:11.660 Yeah, I think this thing is really taken off. In fact, I was watching a best of top gear 19:11.740 --> 19:21.020 yesterday. And they raised a mini, a new mini versus a scoda diesel and the scoda beat the 19:21.020 --> 19:24.620 pants off the mini. Even though the audience thought that the mini would win. And of course, 19:24.620 --> 19:29.580 the scoda was a diesel. And the reason why scoda is making diesels because they say it is the 19:29.580 --> 19:35.260 future of automobile engines. And I think I have to concur. I believe we'll, you know, just before 19:35.260 --> 19:40.940 we get into the Mad Max situation, we'll all kind of be, you know, pooping in our tanks, using 19:40.940 --> 19:47.340 that biodiesel. It'll work. And it smells so wonderful. John Prosser says, Adam, 19:47.340 --> 19:51.740 interesting piece on biodiesel. We'll show him on the BBC Monday, the 16th of January. 19:51.740 --> 19:56.780 Why are you in San Francisco? Starts about 10 minutes in. It's inside out chip fat is the 19:56.780 --> 20:01.420 title of the feature. It's from the BBC show inside out. I don't know if that's still available 20:01.420 --> 20:05.740 on the BBC website because they do take stuff down after like a week or so. But make 20:05.740 --> 20:09.740 you very much John. It's good to see the stuff is happening in the UK. And David Patrick 20:10.700 --> 20:15.180 says, uh, biodiesel must be going big time. We're starting to get the first backlash about 20:15.180 --> 20:23.180 his production. Oh, second. I think I have to go look at the link here. Well prepared, Curry. Here 20:23.180 --> 20:28.220 we go. It's a BBC link. Biofuel raises global dilemmas. The massive depots and west six 20:28.220 --> 20:33.500 grains sprawling processing plant and henstredger filling to the brim, not only with locally 20:33.500 --> 20:39.580 grown wheat, but also with hope for a more environmentally friendly future. Uh, but people are 20:39.580 --> 20:46.060 pitching and moaning about having those things nearby. But you're right. I think backlash 20:46.060 --> 20:49.900 and we're going to see a lot of backlash coming. This is just impossible to think that 20:50.620 --> 20:56.060 from a political perspective. People aren't all over the map on this stuff. You know, trying to 20:57.100 --> 21:01.500 protect their their own interests, which is something that can be expected. And we'll just keep 21:01.500 --> 21:07.900 on truck and boys and girls as we keep our eye on that fabulous biodiesel industry with Trinity. 21:09.580 --> 21:21.500 Yeah, thank you. I don't for being in her take. Trinity. Oh, Trinity. Yeah. Right on. 21:23.100 --> 21:29.340 Some feedback from Frank Yonan who has, you know, it's a ball's in my court, Frank. I apologize. 21:29.340 --> 21:34.140 Frank really did all the design for the tattoo that I want to get. And Patricia and I just haven't 21:34.140 --> 21:38.380 really found the time to sit down and go over the last couple of bits and send that back to them 21:38.460 --> 21:42.700 for one final revision. We've got everything down. Everything's pretty much done. So I apologize 21:42.700 --> 21:47.900 of just been a bit late. He did weigh in this for this show with a couple other topics. First splits 21:47.900 --> 21:53.020 on PMN. I'd like to have something and let's me push artists for free and push our other artists 21:53.020 --> 21:56.460 for a little share. But in the end, it's all about the numbers for me. How much is generated by 21:56.460 --> 22:01.500 what link? Not money, but successful transfers. Number that I can use for other projects, other 22:01.500 --> 22:08.940 parts of my site, etc. Not quite sure. Okay, so you want to how many people you've sent 22:08.940 --> 22:13.420 over to an artist's website, perhaps? I think we can do that in a problem there. And yes, it will be 22:13.420 --> 22:20.780 entirely possible for a podcast or a listener who helps in selling a track through a link on 22:20.780 --> 22:27.980 their show site or a show notes or a link on a listener website or weblog any kind of HTML page, 22:28.060 --> 22:32.300 essentially. You'll be able to give that entirely to the artist if you wish. Or maybe we can set up 22:32.300 --> 22:42.780 a third category of charities. Just as an example, I don't care. That's fine. Whatever you 22:42.780 --> 22:50.060 guys want to do. About learning Gaelic, I can understand a bit of Gaelic, but had a hard time 22:50.060 --> 22:56.140 speaking of writing it, uh-huh. Learned it by translating clanid and anyotunes. Interesting. 22:57.100 --> 23:01.900 To arrive from having to paint letters in art school where I did book of Kells Illuminations. 23:03.100 --> 23:06.780 Wow. Why were you translating Enia and clanid lyrics? Interested. 23:07.900 --> 23:14.780 And uh, what is this? In case you're too enlist, nah, I don't know what they want to go into that 23:14.780 --> 23:20.540 right now. Uh, let me see. We have, uh, we have another audio crew. I have another audio feedback 23:20.540 --> 23:24.700 here. Let me see how long is it? It's about a minute 17 and won't make that before the 23:24.700 --> 23:30.940 satellite window closes. Okay. Let me tell you then, uh, let me see if there's anything else that 23:30.940 --> 23:36.780 we had to talk about. Shoot. Here. I'll grab this one. Hey Adam, I was listening to your show, 23:36.780 --> 23:43.260 uh, 323 and I heard someone sent you an email about, um, your show and there's Enmicro. 23:43.660 --> 23:48.300 I actually have a Zenmicro and I do use media player. And of course, I listened to your show 23:48.300 --> 23:54.620 and I listened to it on my MP3 player. And everything is working fine and, um, I have never had 23:54.700 --> 23:59.580 any trouble with the transfers even with the new shows. So I'm thinking, maybe it's his firmware. 24:00.300 --> 24:05.580 I know creative just uh, release new firmware. So that might be a problem. Anyways, thanks. Bye. 24:05.580 --> 24:11.740 Yeah, good point. Although, you know, it's, in fact, I was given a Zenmicro, uh, portable MP3 player, 24:11.740 --> 24:16.220 the Zen, something. I forget what it is. By the way, these are the people who invented the Zen 24:16.220 --> 24:20.940 cast. And the first thing when the box was given to me was said, oh, you have to go and update the 24:21.020 --> 24:25.740 firmware. I'm like, that is not a good thing. They should really make sure that, you know, 24:25.740 --> 24:30.300 they get all their software stuff rolling and you shouldn't have to, you know, they should package 24:30.300 --> 24:35.020 it with something so that happens automatic. Hey, folks, listening to Syria stars 103 Pacifico's 24:35.020 --> 24:39.580 Hellways up next, then Madge, then Dawn and Drew and tonight, it's the roadhouse with Tony right 24:39.580 --> 24:48.060 here on the pod show. Oh, shoot. There we go. Sorry. I forgot to open up the fader. Actually, 24:48.060 --> 24:55.260 I got a feedback on that about that sound. Very interesting. This is from the application 24:55.260 --> 25:01.820 countdown clock. Real simple, beautiful, love it. My young says, just FYI, FYI, the sound from that 25:01.820 --> 25:07.660 countdown clock program you use is indeed registered to Sony. SOE specifically, that Sony online 25:07.660 --> 25:14.060 entertainment. It's the you've just completed a quest sound from their ever quest game. 25:14.620 --> 25:18.380 Keep using it if you wish, but if Sony finds out, I'm sure that give you plenty of copyright 25:18.380 --> 25:26.220 hassles. Whoa. Okay. Don't want to do that. And is that absolutely 100% sure? We know that Sony 25:26.220 --> 25:30.700 didn't rip it off from somewhere. Maybe the countdown clock guys can check in with that. They should 25:30.700 --> 25:36.700 probably be aware of that. You know what? Since you were so nice to send me a free copy, 25:36.700 --> 25:40.940 if that indeed is something you got from somewhere out there and you want that change because 25:40.940 --> 25:45.020 you probably get in trouble. Eventually, if they find out about you distributing this stuff, 25:45.020 --> 25:49.020 let me know. I'll make a new sound for you. Be happy to hook you up with that. 25:55.260 --> 25:59.500 Hello Adam, come and buy it. What's in the fall of Portuguese? I heard just speaking a little 25:59.500 --> 26:04.620 Portuguese one of your shows, so this is to test your years. My feedback is about the upcoming podcast 26:04.620 --> 26:09.420 deliver network. I really looking forward to that. And you hinted about the partnership, 26:09.580 --> 26:13.820 partnership with LimeLide. From that, I assumed that all the hosts here in the 26:13.820 --> 26:18.780 cybersecurity will be done by them. That makes sense. But my question is, have you considered ways 26:18.780 --> 26:24.380 to migrate existing RSS feeds into the new network? I currently have my podcast hosted at 26:24.380 --> 26:30.140 Potomatic.com and would hate to lose my scars with faithful listeners. I'm a podcast or here in 26:30.140 --> 26:34.860 some follow and if any of your listeners are from Brazil or can understand Portuguese, 26:34.860 --> 26:38.460 and I want to listen some of the best tunes of the Potomatic music network. They're 26:38.460 --> 26:46.940 welcome to listen to my show at rickpot.potomatic.com. That's our ICKPOD. The show's important to 26:46.940 --> 26:52.140 use since my idea is to promote the bands around here in Brazil, and the podcast scene here is really 26:52.140 --> 26:58.060 growing. Without that, maybe I can quit my day job. In the meantime, more cowbell. 27:05.500 --> 27:12.700 Yeah, excellent. Good question. Yeah, of course we consider that. Absolutely. We call the 27:12.700 --> 27:21.420 feature the feed vacuum. And when you sign up as a podcaster to the with pod show to the podcast 27:21.420 --> 27:26.380 delivery network, at least you're given an option to sucking your pre-existing feed. And the 27:26.380 --> 27:30.700 files actually, it'll suck everything over for you. And you can don't have to wait for it and 27:30.700 --> 27:35.020 start sucking and you just keep on a truck and you'll see little status bar up there in the top. 27:35.020 --> 27:39.500 It's pretty cool. Now, let's talk about this for one second, though, because there is something 27:39.500 --> 27:47.260 very important to mention. If you want to, of course it will depend on what RSS fee, this is 27:47.260 --> 27:52.940 really for podcasters, y'all. What RSS fee do you want to be using? Now, if you use a service like 27:52.940 --> 28:01.420 feed burner, if you use a service like, well, libson or what was the one I've got the one you're 28:01.420 --> 28:12.460 using? Okay, whatever one. You know, changing that, it basically needs a technological insert, 28:12.460 --> 28:20.380 which we call a redirect. And not all company, I believe libson offers it, you know, so if you 28:20.380 --> 28:24.700 wanted to leave, then, and by the way, they should charge money for it if they don't, they should. 28:25.580 --> 28:30.220 If you want to leave, then they can just redirect all requests for your existing feed to the location 28:30.220 --> 28:35.020 of your new feed. I'm going to have the exact same issue when I migrate over to the, to the 28:35.020 --> 28:41.260 PDN as well, because I've been using a radio user land RSS feed for, well, forever, basically. 28:41.260 --> 28:46.700 So, I'm going to have to ask them, the folks at radio user land, if they'll put a redirect on 28:46.700 --> 28:49.980 their server for me, I'm hoping they, they offered it once, I'm hoping that they still will, 28:49.980 --> 28:55.420 that'd be very cool. But the real solution to this, and of course, I've messed it up myself. 28:55.420 --> 29:01.500 The real solution is to register a domain name and use that domain name and take a little bit of 29:01.500 --> 29:07.020 time to understand how it works and what you can do with it, because it really makes moving servers 29:07.020 --> 29:11.900 extremely efficient and easy and you don't have to rely on anyone else. Maybe 29:11.900 --> 29:16.300 a system's administrator for your domain name, but if you go to a place like GoDaddy, they make 29:16.300 --> 29:22.700 it pretty simple. And in fact, when you sign up to the PDN, you can, you can map an existing domain 29:22.700 --> 29:28.220 name to it if you want to buy one. Then we actually have GoDaddy will be integrated directly, 29:28.220 --> 29:35.420 so you can, oops. Oh, podpim is going to get angry. So you can map a domain name immediately to 29:36.380 --> 29:41.340 to your show site and your RSS feed. And if you want to move and you want to go away, 29:41.340 --> 29:45.980 then all you have to do is just point it to a different server. The domain name and the RSS feed 29:45.980 --> 29:51.020 know that stuff and those links will all remain intact. That's really critical stuff. And I encourage 29:51.020 --> 29:56.220 you to take it. Is there, could someone please send me, there's got to be some kind of how to 29:56.220 --> 30:03.740 a really simple, well written document about domain names and just for, you know, for a podcast, 30:03.820 --> 30:07.340 you just want to get going, but does want to, you know, be looking out towards the future, 30:07.340 --> 30:10.940 so they can understand what, you know, what you go through. I mean, in fact, I'll even look and see 30:10.940 --> 30:15.260 if GoDaddy has any of that stuff on their site, you would expect to have some, some information 30:15.260 --> 30:19.500 about it. And of course, there's all kinds of services that you can add to it and you can have email 30:19.500 --> 30:28.380 at it. So, you know, looking forward to it, I kind of get to Brazil, man. Ron and Marta, I 30:28.380 --> 30:32.460 went to Brazil for a new year, so I said it had a really good time. Patricia wants to go to. 30:34.460 --> 30:37.340 Yes, so much to do, so little time. 30:37.420 --> 30:47.980 Metro, sexual, metro, sexual, sexual, sexual, sexual, sexual, sexual, it's Adam Curry's Metro, 30:47.980 --> 30:56.220 sexual moment. Oh yeah. Adam Curry's Metro, sexual moment. I got to say, I catch myself 30:56.220 --> 31:00.700 humming the tune quite a lot these days, which is a little bit disconcerting, but hey, thanks very 31:00.700 --> 31:05.020 much everyone who sent in audio feedback for the Metro's sexual moment. Let's get right to it. 31:05.980 --> 31:12.060 Hey, Adam, it's Derek Miller from podcast.pandmachine.com. Leave a message for you again. 31:12.060 --> 31:16.460 I've got a cold, so I've got a really good radio and answer voice right now. Anyway, 31:16.460 --> 31:20.540 you wanted some audio feedback for the Metro's sexual moment. You've got it. I have three things 31:20.540 --> 31:26.300 to talk about. One is electric shabers. I'm an electric shaber user, but we've got our 31:26.300 --> 31:31.660 controversies too. I use both the rotary shabers, the three head things like the fillet shave 31:32.140 --> 31:37.180 and the brawn foil shaber. Right now I'm using the brawn, but I think I prefer the rotary 31:37.180 --> 31:42.380 shaber more. It seems to shave a bit better on my face, and it doesn't seem to drop so many 31:42.380 --> 31:49.180 little fragments of hair all over the place. Second is facial cleanser. I really like the stuff 31:49.180 --> 31:53.340 with the little microbeats, and I've got some sort of generic brand right now that's got like an 31:53.340 --> 31:59.740 orange scent. Really nice. Good stuff. You should use it as well as moisturizer. Finally, 31:59.820 --> 32:04.380 this you'll like to know about. Here in Vancouver in Canada, there's a place called the 32:04.380 --> 32:09.740 absolute spa. They've got a few locations, but the hotel Vancouver downtown, they've got a men's 32:09.740 --> 32:15.980 only spa, and it's got PlayStation while you're getting your pedicure done. Now how good is that? 32:15.980 --> 32:21.580 No, I also haven't been there yet, but I think I'll go. Anyway, that's my Metro Central Audio 32:21.580 --> 32:28.620 Feedback for now. I'm at podcast.pinmachine.com. I've got an out of love. I've got a podcast with 32:28.620 --> 32:32.940 free songs. I'm on the podcast using network. Right now, I've got this great radio and that's 32:32.940 --> 32:39.180 a voice I wish I had to keep it without having the cold. Talk to you later. I do. You know what? 32:39.180 --> 32:42.860 If you're in San Francisco, I'd give you my parking spot while I'm away. Thank you very much. 32:43.580 --> 32:49.660 Yeah, you know, I worked at an electronic store when I was 15 on Saturdays, and I worked at the 32:49.660 --> 32:54.620 same, well right next to the counter I was at, and I was selling like everything from cassette tapes to 32:54.700 --> 33:02.380 resistors, capacitors, transistors, even some chips. Right next to me was the, you know, the department 33:02.380 --> 33:07.660 that does electric gear, like mixers and vacuum cleaners and shavers, but sometimes they come over to my 33:07.660 --> 33:11.500 counter, and this is the nasties thing, because their shavers wouldn't be working anymore, 33:11.500 --> 33:14.620 and then they'd come up and they'd have one of those foil shavers, and they'd pull it out of 33:14.620 --> 33:18.620 their pocket, and they'd be like, oh look, my shavers, we're going to be more, and they'd plop 33:18.620 --> 33:25.580 open the top right there, and all the hair would come out and just cover my entire counter. 33:26.780 --> 33:32.140 It was the most disgusting thing. So I really got tuned into it, when someone started pulling 33:32.140 --> 33:35.500 that electric razor, their pocket would be like, stop right there, whatever you're doing, 33:35.500 --> 33:40.220 you have to be the next counter, please, sir. Yeah, electric doesn't work very well for me. 33:40.220 --> 33:45.420 I've gotten pretty accustomed to the G3 power raise, and I must say it's, it's feeling pretty good. 33:45.500 --> 33:50.460 I have bought my first replacement blade and cannot tell any difference between the original 33:50.460 --> 33:57.180 it came with yet, certainly not visual, but I've only done one pass, so I'll keep my eye on it. 33:57.180 --> 34:01.980 The other one lasted for what? A good three weeks, so stay tuned for more on that. 34:03.020 --> 34:09.100 Hi Adam, this is Doc from all critters.potshow.com, and I just wanted to let you know that 34:09.100 --> 34:13.820 I'm one of those kind of guys there, very lucky, because I got a wife that loves that three 34:13.820 --> 34:19.260 day growth look, and that's how I've had it. Never go on a shave it up, because I think she'll 34:19.260 --> 34:25.420 kill me if I do. So anyway, I like that, a trim up the edges, just a regular bit razor, and you know, 34:26.140 --> 34:30.860 turn around dry shave. Usually you don't put anything on, jumping this quick shower, and hurry 34:30.860 --> 34:36.060 up and get nice and land it up, close those pores up, and it usually works out quite nicely for me, 34:36.060 --> 34:42.300 so. That's what I use, nothing too fancy, nothing too special. Tried the wall, I liked it, 34:42.300 --> 34:48.140 but I got a new one, and it's called the peanut, and the peanut is absolutely cool. Everybody's 34:48.140 --> 34:53.180 got to go take a look, because this is absolutely the neatest little electric razor you can get. 34:53.180 --> 34:57.900 It's got the little attachment that makes it so that you can go ahead and shave down really 34:57.900 --> 35:03.420 super close, and keep that three day look. I mean, it's just great. I love it. Robin loves it. 35:03.420 --> 35:08.620 I love it. But can we say, you got to make them all happy. Doing a great job with the daily source 35:08.620 --> 35:13.180 code? Hope to talk to you soon. All right, dude, make sure you send me a link. Maybe you did. I didn't 35:13.180 --> 35:18.460 catch them. Send me a link next time. The peanut is that what you said? So many devices that we have to 35:18.460 --> 35:21.980 check out on this show. If in case you didn't know, the Metro sexual moment is where we all kind of 35:21.980 --> 35:28.700 hang out and talk about, you know, men's beauty in moisturizing and shaving, like that. 35:30.380 --> 35:35.180 Nick Zypler says, heard on the DSC323 that you wanted to work with deal with Gillette to get a 35:35.260 --> 35:38.540 free mock three power to all of your listeners. Did you ever think about trying to work with 35:38.540 --> 35:44.220 deal to get those of us who have already purchased one free blades? Just an idea. Thanks for the 35:44.220 --> 35:50.140 great show. Well, that may actually be tougher than you think, because that is the bread and butter, 35:50.140 --> 35:55.260 you know, they want to give away a shaver with one razor and one battery to get people completely hooked. 35:55.260 --> 36:00.300 You're already hooked. But I of course I'll try. You know, I'll try. Shoot. 36:01.180 --> 36:06.460 Hey, Adam, it's KFC. From the potchick show, and I have a Metro sexual moment for you. 36:07.340 --> 36:13.980 My husband, Mr. Flows, sometimes, had not had a pedicure. Oh, wait, no, I think you had one 36:13.980 --> 36:20.380 pedicure a couple of years ago. But anyway, so I'm getting this pedicure across from my age 36:20.380 --> 36:25.100 office. And they've got this really amazing chair. A lot of pedicure places, ladies, you know, 36:25.180 --> 36:30.700 have the vibration chairs. Well, this one was just home and God. It was better than any other one 36:30.700 --> 36:35.340 that I'd set it for. So I'm like, okay, that's it Saturday. Next week, I'm going to bring my husband 36:35.340 --> 36:39.900 here. I'm going to get pedicures together. It's sitting these like total massage chairs. You know, 36:39.900 --> 36:43.740 just for a treat for each other, because we don't do shit like that much. And hey, my show is all 36:43.740 --> 36:49.500 about positive. I've been this was very good for that. So he got a pedicure and he faced a 36:49.500 --> 36:54.780 defeat in the little bubbly tub and they rub. Just so you know, guys or even girls, if you haven't 36:54.780 --> 37:01.340 had one, it's amazing. Usually they're under $20 to last. And most times, you can just like walk into 37:01.340 --> 37:06.540 a nail place and get them. But guys, more and more men are doing this. I was talking about that 37:06.540 --> 37:09.980 and they were saying, oh, for sure, that lots more men are coming in. So Dan gets this pedicure 37:09.980 --> 37:17.020 and they rub his legs and use all this mint and exfoliate and do your nails, all this stuff. 37:17.100 --> 37:22.460 And then at the very end, like, come. I said, hey, why don't you get them? Get them wax. He's like, 37:22.460 --> 37:30.700 no way, man, that sounds painful. I'm like, no. Paraphine wax, man. Paraphine wax, your feet, guys. 37:31.580 --> 37:37.100 Oh, he was just like, oh, my God. What they do is they grease up your feet and then they stick 37:37.100 --> 37:43.740 them in this like hot wax. But it's not hot. Like, oh, he hot. It's hot, like, ooh, that's 37:44.460 --> 37:48.380 kind of hot. And so you dip your feet in there and then they pull them out and they dip them again 37:48.380 --> 37:51.900 and they pull them out into mint again and they pull them out and then they wrap them in plastic bags 37:52.540 --> 37:58.060 and you sit and they, and they kind of like, they're like little sauna bags around your toes. 37:59.660 --> 38:03.980 Yeah. And then after, I don't know, like, five or ten minutes, they, um, I was listening to 38:03.980 --> 38:10.780 the Don and Drew show while we were doing it. It was perfect. Anyway, so they, um, massage the bags 38:10.780 --> 38:20.220 on the wax and everything on your feet and they're just so soft and silky and, um, um, I found it 38:20.220 --> 38:28.220 very hot and Mr. Prossi liked it too. So there you go. For your mental section moment and 38:28.220 --> 38:37.820 your mental section moment. Yeah. I was ready to tune there. I can't see. Thank you. Appreciate it. 38:38.700 --> 38:44.780 Man, it's just just tiring all that metro sexual moments stuff. And I can just hear Chris Rockwell 38:44.780 --> 38:50.780 yelling and saying that I'm turning them men into pussies. No way, dude. You got to try this stuff. 38:50.780 --> 38:56.060 Yeah, I like drinking beer and farting and watching football. Of course I like that. But 38:56.060 --> 39:00.380 paraphernal wax on your feet, my friend. No, no, no, that is something you really must try. 39:00.380 --> 39:04.540 Yeah, um, I'm part of a close class trying to make a difference at a local hospital. 39:05.420 --> 39:09.420 I'm living in the northeast of Ireland. And in the last four years, we've had three A&E 39:09.420 --> 39:15.100 departments closed in and one hospital almost completely closed due to lack of equipment and 39:15.100 --> 39:20.300 staff shortages. We're working on a method of enhancing some of the older equipment, like 39:20.300 --> 39:26.540 Harry Potter, Harry Potter machines, through modified airport express. So doctors, nurses, 39:27.500 --> 39:31.500 nurse stations can mar her their patients, even while they're in their offices and other 39:31.500 --> 39:37.740 parts of the hospital. So let's say I'm a patient. This allows my doctor to check only, 39:38.380 --> 39:44.540 then go to the A&E patients during the x-ray and still have my vitals on a screen with them all the time. 39:47.820 --> 39:52.300 We're working on software for palm, windows mobile and tablet PC. And because I've really 39:52.300 --> 39:57.420 found the java, we're going to be running a confibrillator type widget in the corner of the tablet. 39:57.500 --> 40:03.100 So the doctor can always see my vitals. It's kind of like a system widget showing CPU usage and 40:03.100 --> 40:08.460 RAM usage in the corner of the screen, but it'll show hardware and that kind of thing. 40:09.820 --> 40:15.900 Essentially, I don't know, I'm sending this to you as we need some help. We don't have any equipment 40:15.900 --> 40:21.180 to test this on. We've really grateful if anyone could help us. We're looking for a tablet PC, 40:22.460 --> 40:25.420 a few palm-based devices and a couple of windows mobile devices. 40:26.380 --> 40:33.260 And even at other, they can help contact me at tom.landi, l, a, n, d, y at gmail.com. 40:36.860 --> 40:42.140 Thanks very much for your time. So I've actually exchanged some email with Tom over the past 40:42.140 --> 40:47.100 couple of days about this. And it's a pretty cool project. They really are trying to do this 40:47.100 --> 40:54.700 on the spot, on location, getting the stuff implemented. And trying to make a difference in 40:54.700 --> 41:02.940 health care, dudes, I'm all for it. And I have my craplet here, which is it's just that mind you. 41:02.940 --> 41:07.180 It's a craplet, but it works pretty good, except for the the sound card is shit. 41:08.540 --> 41:13.100 And the battery is, you know, the battery doesn't hold the charge much longer than 10 minutes. 41:13.100 --> 41:18.300 Be happy to send it to you for the good cause. If you promise to keep me up to speed on, you know, 41:18.300 --> 41:22.540 send me an audio feedback from time to time. Just let me know how things are going. Let me know 41:22.620 --> 41:27.260 how the apps are going. And anyone else, you should send me a link to a website. Oh, 41:27.260 --> 41:32.300 I guess you sent you, you mentioned to email. If anyone has any mobile devices, I mean, 41:32.300 --> 41:36.700 you know, this is what happens. And you start casting shit away. And it's just laying here in the corner. 41:36.700 --> 41:42.300 So be happy to send it to you. Absolutely. On its way, send me an address. And you know, 41:42.300 --> 41:48.460 you'll have to figure out the battery thing cause you'll be very disappointed with the mobility of the 41:48.460 --> 41:53.660 craplet as it is cause you really have to stay tethered to the wall. So yeah, let me just 41:55.260 --> 42:00.620 reinstall XP and wipe everything off and clean all my shit out. No, I'll send it to you. Absolutely. 42:01.420 --> 42:06.620 Thomas Vincent, sent it to email. Love bill. Then we played bill sound scientists. It was very 42:06.620 --> 42:10.220 happy about the free download of the new album. I was even more pleased when I looked at their 42:10.220 --> 42:14.220 schedule. So they will be in my town Friday night, expect an audio review of the show and perhaps 42:14.300 --> 42:19.580 live sound seeing of the concert next week. Looking forward to it, Thomas. Those guys are good. Well, 42:19.580 --> 42:25.020 that guy is good, I should say. Really like Bill a lot. Hey, we're getting through it. 42:25.020 --> 42:28.140 Couple more audio comments will be done and we can get started with the weekend. 42:28.140 --> 42:33.980 Hey, Adam. This is Matt Dutillo from the Matt's today in history podcast at Matt's today in 42:33.980 --> 42:43.580 history.com. I just listened to DSC322 and you were talking about celebrity and the Corey from sports 42:43.660 --> 42:51.900 talks.com. Got the ball rolling with that. And I had mentioned this in my blog just a few days ago 42:52.700 --> 43:00.540 where I think what's going to happen with celebrity and podcasting is that most podcasters, 43:00.540 --> 43:07.340 guys like myself are probably always going to work our day jobs and we'll have listenerships 43:08.220 --> 43:15.500 in the hundreds or low thousands. And we will be well known to those people that tiny little 43:16.860 --> 43:25.020 niche that we serve. And I think this is going to happen not only with podcasting, but with other 43:25.020 --> 43:32.940 forms of media as well in music, you know, maybe indie movies. I think that the group of people that 43:33.020 --> 43:40.540 are, you know, quote unquote Hollywood famous is going to become smaller and smaller as our 43:40.540 --> 43:46.460 entertainment options become more diversified. I'd be interested to get your thoughts on this. 43:47.100 --> 43:53.420 Anyway, great show. Thank you for what you've done for podcasting and have a great one. 43:53.420 --> 44:01.740 Yeah, Matt. Thank you. Good weekend to you as well. Yeah. I think you're right. I don't think we'll see 44:01.740 --> 44:07.980 another Howard Stern appear in any form of media. We'll probably see let's just take audio podcasting 44:07.980 --> 44:12.860 as an example. We'll see thousands of Howard Sterns with, you know, somewhere the hundreds, 44:12.860 --> 44:18.620 some of the thousands, some maybe with 10,000 listeners. And that'll be a really 44:21.500 --> 44:28.060 interesting group of people both by individual show, by individuals and an aggregate. 44:28.940 --> 44:34.380 And I think, and we've talked about this a lot, the relationship between the podcaster, 44:34.380 --> 44:40.300 the producer of the podcast, and the audience is something very special, not to be devalued down 44:40.300 --> 44:50.140 to an advertising CPM, you know, cost per thousand impressions. I think that's, you know, 44:50.140 --> 44:54.860 the whole idea of selling stuff solely, certainly solely based on CPM. I think it's really 44:54.940 --> 44:59.100 selling a lot of this short because look at what's happening. Look at what's what's going on 44:59.100 --> 45:03.100 with commercial messages. Look at this podcast. Look at what's happening with the eye dog. It's such 45:03.100 --> 45:10.380 a beautiful example. Yesterday I played that song. My music, myself, and my eye dog. Something like that. 45:11.500 --> 45:16.780 I love that a lot. So I think that you're absolutely right. That is what's going to happen. 45:16.780 --> 45:21.500 And it'll be fun to watch and fun to be a part of and fun to jump around and fun to listen to 45:21.500 --> 45:26.940 the different shows and different shows even in the same genre. It's going to be cool. Really will be. 45:28.540 --> 45:32.940 And Nicole says hi out. I'm there about three or four podcasts in the Irish language. Those 45:32.940 --> 45:38.940 of us who speak the language call it Irish. Scott's gaelic is gaelic. The pod father of Irish 45:38.940 --> 45:44.220 language podcasting is named Khan Charlie Oscar November November. He's been podcasting for quite a 45:44.220 --> 45:50.300 few months. I'm Neil. That's india mic echo alpha lima lima dot blugsbark dot com. 45:52.700 --> 45:57.420 So I guess I should check that out. I should have played a piece of that. I was stupid in my. 45:57.420 --> 46:02.700 Okay. I'll get that set up for the next time Patricia makes a disparaging remark about gaelic language. 46:05.020 --> 46:10.620 Hi. This is Peter from the ultimate mix podcast. I'm inviting you to join me as I journey through 46:10.620 --> 46:17.260 the pod safe music network. Each week I will be spinning the best music new or old from the piano. 46:17.260 --> 46:22.460 That will be inviting you to listen up to interact with your suggestions of great music that I can share 46:22.460 --> 46:28.940 with other subscribers. So for an ultimate mix of music where Rhett's fun co-punk jazz a rock 46:28.940 --> 46:35.580 be sure to join me as I cover all aspects of the music revolution that is pod safe music. So if you fancy 46:35.660 --> 46:41.180 having your ears fine tune to the best music around, then head on over to ultimate mix dot 46:41.180 --> 46:47.820 block spot dot com or find me in the i change music store. The ultimate mix podcast great music 46:47.900 --> 46:51.020 of my style from now on. 46:59.820 --> 47:04.380 Well hello Adam what's shaking this is Brad from Boston Masterchusets finally home of the 47:04.380 --> 47:13.500 world champion Boston Red Sox. I'm coming to today January 26th 2006 raw unscripted unreherst 47:13.580 --> 47:18.780 unproduced without a lead in or any music. In fact I don't know what the hell I'm doing 47:18.780 --> 47:24.300 but I'm having a blast. I'm new to podcasting and this is my very first experience recording. 47:24.300 --> 47:29.340 So I'm really flying by the seat of my pants. I figured out how to record a vocal track 47:29.340 --> 47:34.700 using garage band on my power book G4. So I hope it is of the format and quality 47:34.700 --> 47:40.060 at best acceptable to you and your listeners. I've been listening to Delta Sierra Charlie 47:40.140 --> 47:46.060 for about six months now and really enjoy your show. I especially dig the podcast format. 47:46.780 --> 47:51.980 I'm a fan of the talk radio and an even bigger fan of the Tibo revolution and for me 47:53.020 --> 47:58.220 podcasting has really had a sweet spot. I get a kick out of all your aviation references 47:58.220 --> 48:05.900 during your show because I'm a professional pilot. I fly for a company called netchets www.netchets.com 48:05.900 --> 48:12.860 is a private fractional jet ownership company and I fly the sessness citation 10 business jet 48:12.860 --> 48:17.420 a real speedster and a lot of fun to fly. I was wondering if you had had any experience 48:17.420 --> 48:23.580 soaring or flying gliders. I started flying gliders a few years ago as a hobby and highly recommended. 48:23.580 --> 48:28.780 As a flight instructor I find it an exceptional way to develop stick and rudder skills 48:28.780 --> 48:34.940 and it is a phenomenal way to share flying with friends and family. Let me know if you have any 48:35.020 --> 48:39.580 questions about flying gliders. I'd be happy to talk to you about it. Before I sign off, 48:39.580 --> 48:44.940 I had a few questions for you though. First, do you have any tips, references or resources 48:45.580 --> 48:51.340 for new podcasts and listeners alike looking to get more involved? I'd really appreciate it. 48:51.340 --> 48:57.660 And second, during Delta Sierra Charlie 317 you promote a band called the Butterfly 48:58.060 --> 49:07.420 Catchers. I really dig their sound and have tried to find their music on various websites whether 49:07.420 --> 49:13.500 be their own or through the pod show network where I could buy their music free and clear 49:14.700 --> 49:20.300 but I've had no success. I would really like to get a hold of their album and listen to it further 49:21.180 --> 49:28.380 and short of waiting for the podcast network and pod safe music which you guys are working on to 49:28.380 --> 49:33.980 kick into full gear. Do you have any recommendations where I could go to get a hold of some 49:33.980 --> 49:40.380 their music? Thanks for introducing me to podcast and I'm looking forward to all that the 49:40.380 --> 49:47.100 pod show network has to offer. See it. All right, dude. Well, let's go in reverse chronological order 49:47.100 --> 49:51.420 then shall we? You definitely can find the Butterfly Catchers at the pod safe music network that's 49:51.420 --> 49:57.740 music.podshow.com. Any good place is to start if you want to get into pod casting. I would 49:57.740 --> 50:04.460 suggest going to podcastally.com and if you're a listener, I suggest of course going to podshow.com. 50:05.340 --> 50:08.140 Of course I'm going to suggest that. Don't get all huffie now. 50:11.260 --> 50:16.940 And about the net jets thing, dude, that is very cool. I've actually been considering for quite a while now 50:17.420 --> 50:24.620 purchasing 25 hours for net jets Europe because, you know, sometimes it's just, you know, 50:24.620 --> 50:29.100 you want to make sure you can get out of an airfield, IFR and all that stuff and maybe want to go 50:29.100 --> 50:33.100 a little bit further than just the Netherlands. And so I thought maybe 25 hours would be 50:33.100 --> 50:39.900 would be reasonable to just try it out. So yeah, I love the concept. In fact, I started a 50:39.900 --> 50:44.780 fractional helicopter company based on the net jets concept. Of course my mistake was trying to set 50:44.780 --> 50:51.500 that up in the Netherlands where they don't want you to do anything in the air. So that was quite 50:51.500 --> 50:57.660 an interesting journey. And congratulations on your first recording. Good deal. Okay, two more things 50:57.660 --> 51:01.660 in the amount of here. The first one is very interesting. Speaking of the Netherlands, 51:01.660 --> 51:08.220 there's a chain of very cheap clothing stores, which is called Z-Mum. 51:09.180 --> 51:14.780 And I guess here, and I think that I've more than just closed, but in the states, we would say 51:14.780 --> 51:20.140 K-Mart. And in the UK, maybe Woolworth, I don't know, something like that. But you know, 51:20.140 --> 51:26.140 really cheap-ass shit, bad lighting. And they have now decided that they are no longer 51:27.340 --> 51:34.220 going to play music in their stores because they find the Dutch Buma Stemera, which is Ask Abbey 51:34.220 --> 51:41.020 Am I equivalent, more or less? Their fees to be too outrageous had cost them 50 to 60,000 euros a 51:41.020 --> 51:49.660 year across all their stores. And this actually seems to be a trend of stores and other public 51:49.660 --> 51:55.340 places who basically are paying. And they use the radio, which I think is pretty amazing because 51:55.340 --> 52:00.460 the radio, of course, already pays once for the song. And then because they're technically 52:00.460 --> 52:06.940 re-broadcasting the radio by having speakers on in a public place, they have to pay once again. 52:06.940 --> 52:16.460 That's crazy. Now, I'm hearing noise about other, actually, restaurants and bars 52:16.460 --> 52:21.660 who want to go completely pod safe. This is a fantastic fucking development. 52:22.620 --> 52:28.140 Although I say good luck. Let's see if the authorities let you get away with it. I believe that 52:28.220 --> 52:35.020 they will say, you know, there's just to assure that there's no risk of you playing or playing songs 52:35.020 --> 52:38.620 and music that are licensed through us, you're going to have to pay something anyway. I would not be 52:38.620 --> 52:46.940 surprised if that is enforced. And it's compulsory. And instead of, you know, well, it may not 52:46.940 --> 52:51.260 turn out that way. But if it does, you know, then I definitely think this is something we should 52:51.260 --> 52:58.540 dive into because the concept of pod safe bars, pod safe restaurants. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I'm seeing 52:58.540 --> 53:08.220 this go very, very far. And finally, I am Marpezia from MarpeziaNow.com. I've attached my new 53:08.220 --> 53:14.780 single double-fisted. I hope you like it. I heard a rumor that you can't find good rap music. Well, 53:14.780 --> 53:20.540 if you don't like my song. Oh, well, play it anyway. Ha, ha, ha. Please take a listen to my show, too. 53:20.620 --> 53:25.740 I play all kinds of great independent rap artists. Ha, ha, ha. You will probably never get this. 53:26.140 --> 53:35.260 Talk to you later, Marpezia aka six foota. Well, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. 53:40.380 --> 53:42.060 Not safe for young years. 53:42.060 --> 57:38.750 [ Music ] 57:44.700 --> 57:48.860 Marpezia. Why do I play this? Well, first of all, I liked it. 57:48.860 --> 57:56.300 Second of all, wouldn't it be cool if we could melt the hip hop culture and podcast culture together? 57:56.300 --> 58:04.940 I mean, that's just an art form that is just oozing through any distribution channel possible. 58:04.940 --> 58:08.460 Yeah, you know what you hear on the radio, that's the stuff that makes it through, but it's the stuff that's 58:08.460 --> 58:15.580 pounding on cars, on city streets. It's CDs that are being burnt and handed out on in school yards. 58:15.580 --> 58:21.500 You know, this is the stuff that is just beautiful for potsafe music and podcasting. If we, 58:21.500 --> 58:27.020 you know, if we look at the music side of things, oh, a girl can dream, can't she? 58:27.020 --> 58:30.700 Hey, everybody, have yourself a fantastic weekend. I'll be back on Monday. 58:30.700 --> 58:34.620 Some time next week, I have to go to the Netherlands for this court case. And of course, we'll 58:34.780 --> 58:43.260 be taking the, uh, the Dishiba, uh, slap top with me and with cast blaster with the potfather edition. 58:43.260 --> 58:50.060 And so you won't have to miss anything, essentially. I hope not, at least. And, uh, 58:50.060 --> 58:56.300 well, if you have any feedback, itemaccurry.com, or, uh, you can always drop a promo at promos.podshow.com. 58:56.300 --> 59:02.620 And, of course, this show was found the daily source code.com. We can find the feed to subscribe to 59:02.700 --> 59:06.860 and just listen to new episodes as they come online. As Roger Small says, the best thing to do 59:06.860 --> 59:11.420 is set that page as your home page. Have a good one, everybody. I'll see you on Monday, bye-bye.