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Delta Sierra Charley, three,
three, six.

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Hey, everybody, how you doing?

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It's Adam coming to you from the
Tribeca Grand Hotel in New York,
which is still

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all slushy and cold yet we had a
beautiful day.

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It was a nice and sunny and a
perfect day to go rushing around
from office building to office

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building and planning to talk
about in the daily source code.

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Like, I got to admit, I have not
done a lot of preparation.

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It's really early Wednesday
morning and PWFent and I will be
off to the serious headquarters

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in just a little bit and we're
going to spend a whole day
there.

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There's lots of exciting things
that we're talking about and
we're going to get a lot of

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feedback about how the pod shows
have been doing and just a lot
of good stuff, which

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of course will report on on the
second.

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Is that my?

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Already someone trying to really
on the blackberry, my goodness,
but I just wanted to start

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the show off with a couple of
words.

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I really wanted to say how
incredibly proud I am to be a
member of the podcast community.

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For all the differences of
opinions we have regarding many
different aspects of our craft,

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of our business, of our talents,
of our emotions, our criticisms,
our flaws, all of it,

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all the differences that we have
and all the things that we
sometimes get into very heated

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debate about.

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It has been so beautiful to see
just the complete outpouring of
love for a fellow podcaster,

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who suffered a great loss in our
personal life in the past week.

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This has been the personal
tragedy has really been going on
for several months and I've

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been very, I guess it's close to
it as I could have been.

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Just to see how everyone has put
all these differences and
opinions and all that crap
behind

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them.

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I'll probably get to the comment
later on as I go through my
Gmail on the show today, but

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I think it was robbed from top
of the pods in the UK who sent
me just a beautiful email

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and he said, how amazing it is
that if what had happened, the
passing of a loved one had

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happened to a celebrity in the,
quote, mainstream world,
paparazzi would have been, you
know,

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trying to get horrible pictures
and trying to trump up the drama
story and really the media just

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feeds like a frenzy on that
stuff. And in pod casting, which
of course is the new media,
we're

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seeing something completely
different and so beautiful.
First of all, the fact that
magic would

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even do a podcast at this time,
this time in our life and
everything that's going on.

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And last night, I was literally
awake until three in the morning
just listening to the the most
recent

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East radio is such a incredibly
brave thing that she did and
just poured all that love right
back to

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us again. How we've responded,
how we reacted really, really,
really makes me believe that
human

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scenes definitely can be good.
So I wanted to play a song from
the pod set music network,

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which just popped up and seemed
so appropriate. It's a good day.

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[ Music ]

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all the fact that we are here,
that makes today a good day of
my breath, all the fact that we
are here, that makes today a
good day of my breath,

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all the fact that we are here,
that makes today a good day of
my breath, all the fact that we
are here, that makes today a
good day of my breath,

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all the fact that we are here,
that makes today a good day of
my breath, all the fact that we
are here, that makes today a
good day of my breath,

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just several times that we have
a lot of work to do on helping
the marketers and advertisers
who are interested in working
with podcasters and other
independent producers,

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help them understand the same
monumental shift that we have
already gotten used to and are
still seeing happening before a
very eyes,

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there is still a lot of what I
call a lot of, I used to call
like, we call my God, coffee
television,

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coffee television means when
someone is talking about coffee,
then you see a cup of coffee on
the screen,

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and for advertising, it is like,
well, if we are going to
advertise, what is a good
example,

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medicine, then we have to go to
medical websites, where now that
we have this extremely relevant
conversation that podcasters are
having with their audience,

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you know, we need to look way,
way, way beyond that, and I have
gotten actual offers for
sponsorship of the metro sexual
moment,

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I tried out the, I did try out
the Gillette Fusion this
morning, and God, those guys, I
mean,

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I guess it does make a
difference, the difference
between three blades and five
blades makes it tremendous
difference,

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so as I said, I really don't
have anything prepared, but just
to kind of talk to you about
some of the stuff that I've been
learning,

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last night had a great little
hang with Andrew, Andrew is half
a rocket boom, if you have not
seen this video podcast, then
you are missing out on something
incredibly exciting,

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rocket boom.com, Amanda, is the
host of the show, but she also
works behind the scenes with her
business partner Andrew,

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how they met and everything is
just a story by itself, and it
was great, we shared some
Valentine lobster,

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which was being served in the
hotel lobby like snobbs, but
wow, what an interesting guy,
and what an interesting project,

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and just to hear all the thought
that has gone into into this and
the history behind it was
absolutely fascinating,

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and as I go through my Gmail
inbox here, which, by the way,
is totally filling up again, let
me just see some of the things
we got here,

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right off the bat, what is this,
from Tony McNamara, and I have
not heard any of these, because
I have about 80 different pieces
of audio feedback,

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sitting in my source code in
mohux, rocket boom, auction and
shaving oil, and century
burgers, now that sounds like
something I need to listen to.

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Hi Adam, blog it here, by now
you've seen that rocket boom's
eBay auction went from 15,000 to
40,000,

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basically overnight, right as
the auction closed, that's how
eBay auctions always go, I
thought I'd let you know that
that's because everybody uses a
sniping tool,

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which is designed to allow you
to put in your auction value at
the very last second so that
nobody else can see it and
decide they really want to spend
more.

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It helps keep the prices down,
on the meta-sexual front, I
don't consider myself a
meta-sexual,

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but I do use the art of shaving
oil after you wash before you
shave to reduce razor burn, and
it is fantastic.

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And lastly, I'm a lapsed VFR
pilot, I like century burgers,
which was when you rent an
airplane and fly from one city
to another,

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like Los Angeles to Santa
Barbara, get yourself a
hamburger with some friends, and
then fly back, the total thing
cost you about a hundred dollars
due to plain rental,

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and any house, so I am a
qualified pilot, and I can wish
you well and say thanks for the
great shows, and hey, tailwinds!

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That's right, that's so funny,
only mention that once or twice
that I felt that you can only
say tailwinds if you're a pilot,

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and now I get all these people
saying, well listen, my dad was
a pilot, so I think I can say
tailwinds, okay?

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So tailwinds back at your buddy,
thank you very much.

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Yes, indeed, saw that, and in
addition to that, and this is
just fantastic, and I promise
you that these changes were
coming,

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EarthLink has purchased a second
week of sponsorship on Rocket
Boom.

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EarthLink, the company that you
know, started supporting
podcasting a couple months ago,
primarily on the Pod Show
Podcast Network,

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and through your feedback, and
again, we promised that we would
be sharing all of this with
everyone that we're working
with,

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they have now completely gone in
the direction that we have been
pointing them.

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And in this case, very much, and
I'm really speaking on behalf of
the daily source code in this
case,

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they want to give it a try, they
want to give this user-generated
advertising,

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because just basically what
we've been talking about, want
to give it a try.

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And let's see if we can come up
with some great advertising that
sticks, and of course, you're
going to be creating it.

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You, audience, hello,
podcasters, listeners, fellow
countrymen, and enemies alike.

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You're going to be judging it,
and after a quick conversation
with Chris, and we won't
actually start with this until,
until March.

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So we have a little time to
prepare for it, but the idea is
that you give us the best
commercial.

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The winner will actually go into
rotation, and we'll get a prize
for that, which will include
cash,

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just like you actually worked in
the business.

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Oh my gosh, guess what, it's
working.

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We're able to sustain ourselves.

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And I said, you know, start
thinking about it, start
thinking about if you want to
participate, what you want to
do.

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This is your chance, and I'm
looking for a lot of names who
said that this was really wrong.

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I'm looking for you to really
provide some input here, whether
it's on the creative side or on
the judging side, et cetera.

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And somehow, I'm going to have
to figure out how to produce all
this stuff and get it all in
there.

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But immediately, it was a
Jennifer Navarret, Navarretti
Navarretti.

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From the morning brew cast, sent
me an email.

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Well, here's our take on a
podcaster ad for Earthlink
again.

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I've not heard it.

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Let me just actually open it up
here, and literally opening
these files as we speak from
Gmail.

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And let's see what this is.

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Okay.

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It's coming.

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Hi, Adam.

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This is Jennifer with the
morning brew cast.

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I was listening to DSC334 in
reference to podcaster Earthlink
commercials.

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My husband, John and I took up
the challenge and have recorded
our own Earthlink commercial.

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Do you believe anything is
possible?

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We do.

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We're actually...

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Ugh.

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Thank goodness.

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What's wrong, don't you like
Earthlink?

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Well, of course I do.

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I've had high-speed internet
service with Earthlink for over
three years.

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And I even have their phone
service.

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It's just that I'm so tired of
those same commercials.

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Well, how are they supposed to
let people know about their
service if they don't run
commercials?

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Well, they could ask me.

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I'm a satisfied Earthlink
customer.

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I'll be glad to tell them all
about it.

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Like I've never had a look at
trouble with their service.

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Yeah, right.

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Do you imagine who wouldn't call
in you about Earthlink?

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Alright.

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And the editing done with the...

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With cut and paste, I guess.

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Fantastic.

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Thank you.

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One thing I have learned from
this is the repetitiveness of
commercials.

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Where in traditional media, that
works really, really well
because let's face it.

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So you're not listening to a
radio state to the same station
24 hours a day.

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So in a 24-hour period, an
advertiser may throw out, I'll
just pick a number, maybe 50
commercials.

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The chance that you're going to
hear it is maybe once and maybe
the volume will be really soft.

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And you know, then maybe the
second time you hear it, the
Dutolim Dume of Earthlink will
catch you for a second.

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You know, it could be any number
of times.

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But you know, that repetition
basically starts to grab your
attention and maybe it's a hook,
maybe it's funny,

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or maybe it's a product that
you're thinking of, of thinking
of buying.

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And then it all starts to come
together, but on a podcast
where, you know, the serialized
nature of it is you're probably
going to listen to, you know,

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listen to the podcast regularly.

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And if the advertiser is like
playing the same song over and
over because you'd hear it over
and over.

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It's like playing the same promo
over and over.

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Man, I get enough comments.

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Just to my opener, please, it
wouldn't mind you sending me
some more cool ones.

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So that's, that's just something
that definitely does not work.

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This, this got to be at least
variation otherwise.

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It's just mind numbing
completely mind numbing.

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So that's a big takeaway from
what we're learning here in
podcasting.

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Let me just see if there's, oh
yeah, what was this?

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You have a new booty call
message.

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This is probably span.

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Now it is too bad.

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Ah, darn it all.

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Let me see if we got any good
stuff here.

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Sanvertizing promo.

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Are you at risk?

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Mm-hmm.

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Let me see how my goodness,

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a new song, Danish cartoons.

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Well, I really don't feel like
doing any of that.

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Nothing from Roger Smalls yet.

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I'm really missing some, oh,
what's this?

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You're so innocent.

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Something about Roger.

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Oh, that's interesting.

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Just listening to the
Valentine's edition of Delhi
source code.

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Love the fact that Roger's
ringtone is getting itself out
there.

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And without the need for a
million dollars worth of
advertising and MTV,

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we've worked a lot on ringtones
and our projects to open up the
mobile phone

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in terms of content.

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This is interesting.

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It's www.c21tones.

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And you can actually find the
ring, the Roger Smalls ringtone
there.

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And it's free.

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Of course, your normal network
connection charges apply.

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And it seems like there's
something very interesting
there.

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www.c21tones.com.

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Now I can play another song.

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I'm going to keep it relatively
short as I said.

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It's funny.

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In the time it takes to FTP.

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All of the pod shows off to
serious.

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We could probably grab a cab and
take a couple CDs.

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And do it that way.

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Oh, and there's also, oh, wow,
this is really exciting.

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I got a pretty serious interest.

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And I think we're actually going
to be able to get a bio diesel
sponsor to come in

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and start working with us.

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And maybe sponsoring some
segments and getting some more
information out there.

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You know me and the Trinity and
the biodiesel.

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Okay.

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So we just do one promo then.

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Let's do one promo.

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Let's see.

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What do we have here?

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Man, it's over to promo.

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This is horrible.

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I'm glad we're going to keep
this short one.

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Come on.

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Come on.

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Come on.

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Here it is.

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Okay.

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Let's listen to that then.

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And then we'll play a song or
two and we'll get out of here.

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Oh, man.

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This is coming from libson.

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See, this is what I go through
when I prepare the show.

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I have to find all these things.

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Then I have to download it when
I wait for them.

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Mmm.

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But better.

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I don't leave me.

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I'll be getting her.

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It's just a couple of guys
talking shit.

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Oh, man.

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My name's not really Frank.

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Who puts the odd impod in the
ass in cast.

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The Frank way to podcast.

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This makes it feel like it's
nice to be alive.

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Try pulling a rusty needle out
of your vein.

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Now that's hard.

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That's tough.

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Insightful.

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I'm going to spank your tongue
with my penis.

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Feel a hot sauce in the dirt.

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Start.

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Have a bone or all night.

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Loose two hours of your life
every week.

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There are some jackasses that
wish just mute us.

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They're not only a revenant.

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They're irrelevant.

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We've lost all of our list.

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Frank way to podcast.

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Visit frankwit.com to listen to
and or subscribe to the show.

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It's fun like cancer.

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Oh, that's stupid.

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Oh, you guys are horrible.

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Oh, man.

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Now that's what I get for Jesus
Christ.

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That's what I see.

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And you wonder why not all
promos get played.

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God darn it.

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All right.

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Those of you who enjoyed that
lovely moment on serious stars
103.

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Looks like we're going to be
moving channels pretty soon.

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I think we're moving even closer
to God.

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That's right.

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We're going from I think 103 to
102.

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And then 101 is Howard.

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So we're almost there.

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We're moving up in the world,
everybody.

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Those of you who are wondering
what the heck is going on.

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And if you only hang this for
the first time as you scan
through your 120 channels worth
of entertainment,

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this is podcasting.

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This is where everything goes.

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And if you want to hear the full
experience, if you really want
to feel it,

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then feel free to come over to
podshow.com.

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And if you want to come directly
to this show daily source
code.com.

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And that's we can download the
entire show because we do
continue after you all listening
to Pacific Coast

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Hellway.

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And we'll have another match.

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I think one to wisdom is going
to be filling in once again.

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I'd probably for the rest of
this week.

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Send me feedback if you're in
your car.

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And you think of it later on
when you get home.

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Adam at curry.com.

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And again, daily source code.com
where you can find new episodes
of this show.

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The extended versions of what
you didn't hear in your motor
vehicle.

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Sidelight window closing for you
guys.

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I'll see you tomorrow.

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PCH is next.

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And let's wrap it up.

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I have a whole bunch of really
fun stuff that I'll be able to
do tomorrow.

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I want a little bit more rested.

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And that'll be just before I go
home.

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So, oh shoot.

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And then Friday.

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Well, I want to Friday when I
can't be able to do a show.

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I've completed exactly what we
needed to do this week.

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So, final song comes from the
Podsafe Music Network.

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Just a nice, happy, diddy.

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Easy car.

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Easy car.

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[ Music ]

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I'm busy.

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I'm busy.

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I'm busy.

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Theresa James and the rhythm
traps.

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Easy come.

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Easy come.

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And that is so right.

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My friend is easy come easy go.

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And you know, you're 15 megs of
fame.

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Easy come easy go.

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It's all good.

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Let's just be happy that we're.

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Every day that we wake up and
we're alive.

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That that is by definition a
really good day.

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That stuff always keeps me
going.

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That in some of the whole the
herb of course.

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So oh, by the way, I was right.

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Yesterday was the official
announcement of the podcast
delivery network.

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We teamed up with limelight
networks.

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Hit the wires and more details
are becoming available.

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We're going to address releases
or press releases and it meant
to communicate a lot.

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But really the most important
thing is that we get the
interest of.

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Of other people who want to talk
to us about it.

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So it's going to be a whole new
round of interviews.

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Also, let me see.

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I'm going to be on.

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What is it.

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This week in podcasting.

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Today in podcasting, I think it
is.

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I believe on the second or third
show.

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So I'm really happy about that.

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And we'll be talking about the
PDN.

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It wouldn't meet the podcasting.

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And that's it.

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I'm out of steam.

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Have yourself a great day.

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I'll talk to you tomorrow.

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Okay, just before I head off.

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Back home to see the girls just
before the weekend.

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Bye bye everybody.

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Another pod show podcast.

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Stick it in your ear.