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Delta Sierra Charlie 376.

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Throw your panties in the air.

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It's Friday.

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With $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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

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We find it's always better to
fire people on a Friday.

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That these are statistically
strong.

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That there's less chance of an
incident that could go into the
end of the week.

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So these parties are strong.

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Our opening to the sets of guys.

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These aren't socks.

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These are some really good
socks.

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[ Music ]

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It's about to turn to respect
both your reasons.

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It's about to turn to respect
both your reasons.

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It comes up to your reason.

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Whew, doesn't everything sounds
better with cowbell.

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How do you do it?

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It's Friday.

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This was different from the
first week I can imagine.

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I don't know what it's.

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Maybe because we didn't stop
since last Friday.

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I just kept on going through the
weekend.

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And we've got the weekend right
in front of us.

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I can smell it.

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Yeah, that's going to be a good
weekend.

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Bank holiday here in the UK.

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This is by the way coming to you
from the country.

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the way coming to you from the
Curry Cottage. It is your daily
source code. Yes, it's the

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affluent suburb of Surrey known
as Guilford. Bank holiday here
means banks are closed and we
get

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Monday off. That's about all I
can figure out what that means.
And why do the bankers need to

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day off? You know, do they
really? It's probably, it's
probably to delay everybody's
money. That's

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what it's for. Not a very nice
day here. It's windy, which of
course means the weather will be

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changing quite a bit. Ooh, the
birds are out there singing
though. They're ready for spring
time.

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Lots of music in today's show.
That first one, of course, was
De La Vega. Christina would have
been so

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incredibly proud of me if she
heard me playing that. And of
course, you'd say,

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yeah, I've known about those
guys for two years. They're from
Utah. You can find them on the

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podcast music network at
music.podshow.com. So nothing
really too spectacular happened
since we spoke

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yesterday. I had a pretty long
session on second life
yesterday, which was cool. Oh,
man, I got it.

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The listeners are starting to
show up in second life. And
we'll talk about that later. I
think I've

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kind of figured out how I want
to use second life in
conjunction with a daily source
code.

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And everything else was, it was
pretty routine, you know. Yeah.
I mean, well, Ron was in
transit.

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So I knew that we wouldn't be
doing our typical four, four, 30
PM. My time phone calls was
usually

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last the up until dinner and
then typically after dinner,
there's more. And so yeah, we
just

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kind of chilled. Patricia and I
watched some TV and caught up on
East Enders. And of course,

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watched Boston League. I love
Boston League. Wow. I wish I had
lawyers like that because

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I would pay because that would
that would be fun, you know, we
could have we could joke around

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denny crane. Okay. And lots of
feedback that I had left over
from yesterday. We're going to
go

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probably about actually I
promised PW trying to make it
what we call a 49er, which means
we're getting

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two slots on the satellite
window today. So for those of
you checking us out on serious
stars one

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or two, this show will take you
up until a 7 PM Eastern time.
And after that, we'll we'll be
joined

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by the hell way. So for once,
you get to hear everything.
Hello, Adam. Or should I say
hello, Mr.

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Newman. I was fortunate enough
to be down at the Builder's arms
on Sunday. I was just saying

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he's referring to my second life
name. You can't have your real
name and second life apparently.

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Make sense, kind of. So you have
a given last name, which is
Newman, any U.M.A.N.N. Yeah, I
know.

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Let's spend some time talking to
Patricia. I've got a question
for you regarding fame.

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No, what's all? What's this with
all these guys talking to
Patricia, man?

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You know, I just said to
Patricia, I said, you're getting
you're getting pretty famous
over here.

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You know, people are digging you
more than they're digging me.
You better come on the show at
least twice a week.

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Let's see. Now, I know that
you've had some pretty nasty
things written about you in the
past.

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I wonder whether these tend to
taint subsequent conversations
and interviews.

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No, that's very interesting.
Well, you know what? The lines
of blurred I'd have to say right
off

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the bat, the lines between what
is an interview and what is
someone who is media and is

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isn't everybody almost media
these days with email and web
logs and podcasts. So I've kind
of

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given up on it, you know, I just
talk the way I want to talk and
it's actually much easier to do

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interviews then because I just,
I'm talking to somebody and it
comes out a lot better, I think.

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Now, as you heard yesterday,
Patricia always keeps some
things kind of to herself.

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Is there a difference when some
reporter is confronting you with
a story that you know to be
complete

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fabrication and asking you
questions about it as opposed to
when people have been listening
to

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the daily source code and are
talking to you as if they know
you. Good question.

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You know, whenever I'm
interviewed by someone for
publication and they start
saying things like,

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you know, how is your flight
over, you know, around the
pharaohs or if they'll say, gee,
you know,

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it's Patricia having fun. You
know, or some little slight
reference which will be dropped
in,

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I'm always elated. I'm so happy
because, you know, there's
someone who either is A,

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done their homework and tried to
figure out what we're doing here
or B, someone who's a listener

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which sometimes is even more
fun. So yeah, that makes a huge
difference if they're listening.

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And quite honestly, I can't
imagine why anyone would
interview me about podcasting or
any other

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topic for that reason without
listening to the podcast and
trust me on this, it happens 99%
of

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the time because they've heard
this information from your show.
So you're questioning about it.

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Well, if it's fabricated, I'd
just say that bullshit. That's
fabricated. Now, I've never been
a pilot.

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So I can't use tailwinds, but I
will use a phrase that somebody
else said to me recently.

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Here you light up.

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Here you, here you laid in.
Thanks for coming to the draft
and darts. I was a lot of fun.

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Still jamming on it. Okay. I
wanted to move the second life
talk up a little bit today in
the show in the program.

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So let me tell you first of all
about. So second life, if
you're, you're listening to the
show

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for the first time, go to
secondlife.com, download this
thing, log in and see what it's
all about because

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it literally is something that
messes with your mind if you're
in it too long or if you just

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all of a sudden, if you're open
to it that starts messing with
your mind right away.

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So I sent off an email to the
billing department saying, hey,
I understand that if I've only
been

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on the system, if I've been on
the system less than 45 days,
there's a limit to what you can
spend,

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which equals $150 US, but I'd
really like to spend some more
and could you please look into
that

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form and I got a nice note back
within a reasonable time frame.
So they've got some good

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service and good support people
on the case and said, yeah,
well, the problem is is that 99%
of

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all fraud internet and credit
card fraud takes place in the
first 45 days. I think what
they're saying

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is they want to go through one
billing cycle first to make sure
that, you know, I'm actually
good

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for it and that the account is
settled, et cetera. They did
refer me somewhere else. So I'm
trying

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to get the levels up and I
pulled the, the who do you think
I am dot com card? Oh, man,
that's

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when I got a register with
GoDaddy. Who the hell do you
think I am? Or don't you know
who I am dot com?

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So we'll see if that makes any
difference, but it was so cool
because I was walking around
this

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morning just, you know,
arranging some stuff in the
castle and all of a sudden I got
$5,000

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and linden dollars paid by Smoke
Jack. And so I'm immediately I'm
like, dude, you know, what's

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this for? And thinking that, you
know, I've got to take my pants
off again, but no, he said,

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no, I heard about your problems
and I've been on here for about
two years and here, just take
this

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cash and it'll tie you over. I'm
like, well, okay, let's call
this a loan then, all right,
when I

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can access funds again that I'll
pay it back. I don't worry about
it. So it is a loan, Smoke Jack,

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but it was that was just so
awesome to see that happen. You
know, it blew my mind entirely.

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I haven't spent any of it yet,
but I've got my eye in a couple
of things that I want to, I want
to

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complete inside the castle,
because we are going to do a
huge ass party. And this is,

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yesterday I started to
understand how I think I want to
use this stuff. Yeah, it's
really cool to

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have podcasting and music and
listening, but we were hanging
out on the ground floor and I
got this

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great rug with all, you know,
with throw pillows that you can
hang out in front of the
fireplace,

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huge fireplace that the back
wall of the ground floor of the
castle. And it was me, I met
this other

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guy, Josh, who was, he's in the
army. He comes fully dressed and
combat fatigue, but he's got

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some cool stuff. He gave me like
a hundred music tracks that I
can play. Not quite sure how
that

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works. Pods say for now, I mean,
it's all like a metallic and
some real heavy metal stuff that

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he apparently goes and kills
people while listening to. Okay,
that's fine. I figured, let's
have the

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army guys on our side. So he was
kind of a DJing away. Then there
was two listeners, does

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and Yon came in and Angie B
dropped by and so we're all kind
of hanging out. But when it was
just

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the guys, I handed out hash
brownies who I'd gotten from
someone else. And it was the
funniest thing.

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I was actually laughing out
loud. It was going on as Yon and
Dad's, Dad's were, you know,

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putting eating these brownies
and then had the trippy one,
which actually is a vehicle that
flies

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you around and crashes into
stuff. And I recorded a movie of
it. Okay, it was so stupid. But
it just

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made me laugh. You know, it's
these virtual stoneers, you
know, jamming out to Metallica
and

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just walking around and into
each other. It's hard to
explain. It really is, but it's
funny, man.

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It just trips me out. So I think
that what'll be cool is just a
place to meet. You know, it's

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it is literally impossible. We
used to say virtually
impossible, didn't we? I don't
think that

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applies anymore. Because it
virtually is possible in
virtuality. We can just hang out
and, you know,

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chill for a bit and chat. It's
all about the chat at the end of
the day. But part of the fun
comes

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into, you know, what new objects
you have and what stuff you can
share with people and new

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dance moves you've picked up.
And if you're really good and
you can script in the scripting

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language, well, then, I mean,
this, of course, is who holds
the true power within these
virtual

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worlds are the, the programmers,
the developers, the scriptures.
Those are the ones that really

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do all the cool stuff. In fact,
I got an email here. Was this
from Gun for Higher?

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That's a Friday since, say, oh,
for sure, triple shot. Adam,
about second life. If you're
very bad,

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apart from stopping you from
accessing the game altogether,
the developers have also created
a

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sort of prison known as the
cornfield. Basically, you get
stuck in a big field with
nothing but an

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old tractor and have to spend
however much time there that the
developers decide you deserve
before

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you return to the real world.
You know what? Let's see if we
can get into second life right
now.

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You obviously won't be able to
see it, but maybe the sound
effects will be worth this
virtual tour

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hold on. I'm just going to log
in for a second. Sometimes it
takes a while for it. Why is it
taking

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so long to boot up today?
Because I'm asking for it. Is
that why? Is this the watch pot
never

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boils syndrome? I see the little
hand bouncing up and down in my
dock. Not doing anything. Oh,

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there we go. Probably just
clearing out some caching files.
Okay. Let me just connect. I'll
turn

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up the sound here. Oh, it
connects. There we go. See if
you can hear it. Oh, okay. I'm
back at the

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castle. What was the name of
this place? The jail. Maybe
we'll find it. Hold on. It's
still logging in.

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What it does now. It has to
connect. Ah, there's the ambient
sounds. Make sure I've got it
all cranked

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up here. There we go. Oh, that
was real life, not second life.
Okay. Let's see if we can find

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jail. jail. Prison jail.
Dungeon. Okay. What is that? Oh,
that looks like a shopping area.

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Okay. Let me just see quickly
who's online. Oh, you know,
who's who I met here? D. D.
Trollup.

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And in real life, D, I think I'm
just going to, oh my second. You
want to, you want to hear me
fly?

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Oh, let me, let me take you up
to the roof. This is really
cool. I'll take you up to the
roof.

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And I've got the, the Bluetooth
mouth on it. Watch me teleport
to my roof. Okay. I'm here.

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Let's see. Oh, let me look on
my, looking on my, my plant. I
have a lovely marijuana plant
here on the

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roof whose name is Conan. Oops.
There's the teleport sound.
Little delayed. Oh, Conan is
growing.

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Looking good. See, the whole
point is eventually should be
able to smoke it. Let me see.
Can I make

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it rain? Water. Conan is in good
health and has enough water. Oh,
shoot. Otherwise, I could make a
rainstorm.

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All right. Then let me just hop
into my helicopter and you'll,
I'll just give you that sound
effect

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for a second. So I'm on the
first level of the roof and now
I'm jumping up to the, oops,
second level.

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There's Kaiser Winthorpe. I get
these instant messages all the
time. Okay. Let's hop in the
chopper.

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This is a Corske S76. And I have
to start the engine first. Here
we go. Okay. It should kick in
just a second.

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I don't know, it seems like the
sound is a little delayed today.
See, this is the stuff that
really

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blows the whole experience when
that happens. No, it doesn't
sound like it's working very
well.

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Ah, there we go. Okay. You're
all aboard now. She's white with
the, with yellow and orange
trim.

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Let's hover up a bit here. Let's
just fly around here.

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You don't hear much change in
the pitch an hour. The sound
actually I'm realizing.

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Okay. I'm going to fly her back
to the roof.

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I can't believe I'm doing this.
Like you guys really care.

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Okay. Let me quit. I can always
come back to that later. Let's
get back to the show.

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So what's really interesting is
about visiting other places. Oh,
so D. I was saying D. Trollip.

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She's made me a pod show
t-shirt. How cool is that? And
she'll let me give them away to
anybody. So

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if you're online, look for Adam
Newman, any you, a M-A-N-N, or
the Curry Castle. If I'm in,

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you know, come and drop by, hang
out, bring some goodies, help me
dress the place up because

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we're going to have a killer
ass, just a killer ass party.
I'd say within the next couple
weeks and

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we'll be ready. And that's how I
think for now, I'd like to be
like to be using second life.

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It's really just a place to meet
up, to hook up with listeners of
the show.

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I guess that I didn't get to it.
I wanted to talk about the
Scientology Silent Birth
Treatment,

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the Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes
used. Now, if you haven't, I
really strongly suggest you read

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Dianetics by Elron Hubbard
because you hear so much mainly
negative noise about
Scientology.

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And I know nothing about the
church or the cult, but I did
read Dianetics. I'm found with

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to be highly entertaining and
interesting and not that far out
there, not, you know,

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in fact, a lot of it's very,
very logical. And this whole
concept of keeping quiet during

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birth and being careful with the
unborn child and the same goes
for being quiet during
operations.

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I buy into that, you know, your
ears are open, they're not
plugged up. So you got to be
hearing

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something and what kind of
influence does that have on you
when you're in an operative
state?

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Or if you're unborn? Ernie wrote
in, says Adam, where a silent
surgery makes sense,

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Silent Birth or Zero Noise Birth
is the full opposite and just a
concoction of Hubbard's

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that's not down to life at all.
After the birth of my son a
month ago, I and my wife had an

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extended talk to our midwife and
doctor about birth. This was
possible as we booked those

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two ladies privately for the
whole birth. That's cool. It's
like an escort service for
unborn.

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Kids. They dance for you, too.
The two emitted hundreds of
births together, but the most
horrifying

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birth they told us about was a
Scientology birth. That's what
they called it. Birth is all
about

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perfect breathing for the woman
and breathing does make some
noise. If you consider the
circumstance

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of the contractions, it is the
design of nature. It helps
easing the pain. Our midwife and

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doctor reported that the silent
birth took away longer was
extremely stressful for the
woman delivering

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as she was of course fully
concentrating on not to moan
instead of directing the energy
to the

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right place in her body.
Additional complications were
coming along on top of that.
Again,

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birth is a lot about proper
breathing. Sure enough, there's
nothing against keeping a place
quiet

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and cozy for a birth that that
part does make some sense. But
hey, isn't it just all common
sense?

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Yeah, I totally agree. I don't
know how strict that is, by the
way, if the mother is not
allowed

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to make any noise or if the
father's not allowed to make any
panting noise for that reason, I
mean,

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Jesus, you know, it's real easy
for you to start to get into the
rhythm. I think I told you

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when Christina was born, it was
such a great vibe. It was in the
operating room because she was

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breech, so it was a cesarean
section. And the minute she was
born, when the doctor pulled
this

22:05.440 --> 22:10.480
alien out of my wife's belly,
which is kind of what it
reminded me at the time, but it
was beautiful.

22:10.640 --> 22:15.520
The Beatles in my life was
playing, and it was, man, you
just can't get it any better.

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Twilight to hippie says, listen
to the Charlie Herger comments
on silent births and surgery

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started off for some feedback.
I'm a certified hypnotherapist
and in hypnose school, we talk

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some about this. In surgery,
even if you're under anesthesia,
your subconscious is still awake

22:29.440 --> 22:33.520
and absorbing. If the surgeon
says something flipping like,
I'll be shocked if this bloke

22:33.520 --> 22:37.920
ever heals up properly, then
bam, that goes straight into the
subconscious. Negative thoughts

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affect you in negative ways. So
we are taught to make recordings
for our clients to listen to
during

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surgery. Interesting. These
recordings have positive
affirmations for the person
things like you will

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heal quickly. The surgeon
performs a perfect operation.
Those things will be put on the
recording

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and other affirmations that were
specific to the person would be
added as well. For birth, I
think

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it's similar if the delivery
room is full of bad vibes that
sends a negative message to the
mother

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into the baby who's connected to
her with hypnosis. The pains of
delivery can be less and in

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some cases transformed into
waves of sensation or
relaxation. So while I don't
agree with silent

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births, it seems only natural
for the mom to be to make noise.
I do agree with what happens.

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The delivery room does affect
the baby subconscious. Also,
what's this? I want to send you
a

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thank you today. When Sam and
husband had to drive me to the
eye doctor because I had a small

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tear in my cornea. How man? How
that happened? Did he slap you
around? Do you just let me know?

23:33.040 --> 23:38.320
I'll be okay, though. Antibiotic
eye drops will clear up in a
matter of days. But the thing
is,

23:38.320 --> 23:43.120
I have things touching my eyes
phobia, which means this morning
I was in full panic attack mode.

23:43.120 --> 23:47.360
Yeah, I can understand that. On
the way out of the door, I
decided to grab my iPod. On the
way

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into town, I decided to listen
to the Charlie to help calm me
down. I don't know you
personally

23:51.840 --> 23:55.440
I don't but I've been a listener
for months. Your voice is
familiar and was quite
comforting this

23:55.440 --> 23:59.680
morning. Listening to the
familiar jingles of the metro
sexual moment and Trinity really
helped

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calm me down. Thank you Adam.
The Charlie was perfect to push
the panic down. Besides,

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being a hypnotherapist, I'm also
a telephone dominatrix. Oh, you
be the good stuff always comes
at

24:10.480 --> 24:15.760
the end. So if you're interested
in listening to kinky phone sex
stories or liberal politics

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and let's be honest, they go
together, don't they? Or have
you just curious sister? What
two

24:20.160 --> 24:24.320
hippies are up to in the desert?
Please check out the podcast I
do with my husband. No,

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Twilight, let me just let me
change that. I think you need to
send me a dominatrix audio
feedback.

24:29.840 --> 24:35.360
Yeah, that's what I need because
because I've been a very bad
boy.

24:37.760 --> 24:43.840
Good day Adam. This is Peter
Bailey, a listener from
Australia. Just a couple of
things. I finally

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got to listen to Charlie 367
this morning, which is Tuesday
on my way into work.
Interestingly,

24:52.000 --> 24:58.240
I noticed that I was the only
person on the train that was
smiling. Although there was
quite a

24:58.240 --> 25:03.600
few other people with earphones
in their ears, I wonder, does
that say something about
podcasting

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in general or is it just me? And
with reference to getting the
pod show network and finally up

25:11.440 --> 25:18.240
and running into public beta, a
saying sprung to mind. It's an
old project management saying.

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It goes something along the
lines of, there comes a time in
every product's development
where one

25:24.320 --> 25:30.400
has to shoot the authors or
engineers and commands
production. I hope that didn't
happen at

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pod show. Keep up the good work
mate. You've kept it at least
this list. I'm pretty happy with
what

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you're doing. John, well mate,
cool. I don't want to go to
Australia. You know what? We're
going to

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do it. I'd say with the next two
years definitely, I hope you can
wait that long. Hope you still

25:46.720 --> 25:54.320
listen to that long. So you'll
buy me pints. Well, no, we don't
shoot our engineers at pod show.

25:54.320 --> 25:59.600
Only if they break their legs,
you know, ten what else are you
going to do? But we have kind of
pulled

25:59.600 --> 26:04.400
the trigger. We've got
developers in now. As I said,
we're bringing in developers
first to help us out.

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And create some modules and
really clean the place up, I
guess, to get it ready for the
rest of

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the world. And for those of you
who have been listening to the
dev cast. And of course, this is

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for developers. So it's real
geeky. And even if you're just
interested in the geekiness of
it,

26:25.280 --> 26:31.680
you can consider yourself
eligible to subscribe to the dev
cast devcast.podshow.com. We're
putting

26:31.680 --> 26:37.120
in more golden tickets. So if
you subscribe today, then you
have a good chance even on the
first show

26:37.120 --> 26:40.880
that you'll get a golden ticket,
which means you'll get
credentials. You can come in.
You can start

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hacking away and helping us out.
And we're going to do another
dev cast tonight. Erano Neil

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is back from her PHP or my
sequel or sequel course,
whatever she was doing. So I
guess sometime

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after dinner, I'll record that.
Kevin, of course, is still back
home with the family and Monday

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he will be back. But I do want
to get something going. We have
a new past phrase. The whole

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everything's all set up. We're
ready to go. Andrew is a stand
and buy to configure everything.

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So that'll be later on tonight
over at the dev cast. And some
of the developers are already

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checking in. Hey, Adam. Next
star. Just got my ticket to the
podshow plus. And I have to say,

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I'm really digging it. It's
really cool. I think there's so
many features on there that no
one

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even expected. You have to say,
everyone out there, when this
thing comes out, it's going to
be huge.

27:32.880 --> 27:36.640
If you guys like, if you like my
space and are going to the sick
of how crappy it is,

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this thing blows anything out
there away. It's great for
listening to podcasts,

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great for publishing podcasts,
it's great for everything. Just
the podshow plus is awesome.

27:49.280 --> 27:56.000
Keep up the great work there,
podshow guys. Take care. All
right. Cool, Nick. I got a look
for you.

27:56.000 --> 28:02.400
See if I can find you in podshow
plus. And I'll dig you. We're
doing some fun stuff. I'm really
proud

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of how it's shaping up and
sorry, dropping the blackberry.
And what's nice is if you're
done any

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type of development or followed
along with any type of
development, it's really the end
where all

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the stuff just, that's when it
really accelerates and stuff
gets pulled together and things
start to,

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oh, whoa, now it looks kind of
like it makes sense. You know,
and it's, I'm digging it for
sure.

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And the dashboard, the, the,
the, the, the widget, formerly
known as the player, now known
as the

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dashboard, that it is, it is
changing the way you think about
listening. It really is. You can
build

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feeds on the fly, which you
listen to and you can publish
and share with people. You can
mix and

28:41.280 --> 28:46.720
mash stuff together. You can set
your own listening experience
browsing through through new
episodes.

28:46.720 --> 28:52.400
It really, and this was all I
wanted and my part of the, of
the, of the spec of this because
I actually

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wrong drove a lot of that
development. I said, I just
wanted to replace iTunes. I
wanted to replace

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iTunes. That's all I wanted to
do. And, you know, just play
this stuff. Here's how I use it.

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Please make it happen. Let it
talk to iTunes when I want stuff
on my iPod, but please just take

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iTunes out of the equation and
it's working. Hi, my name is
Sam. I'm a person from Northern
California

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living in the Bay Area and I'm
really happy to hear about this
calm line. I think it's a, it's
a great

29:22.720 --> 29:28.880
idea. It's really just a well
for me to get around to putting
together an audio comment I
would

29:28.880 --> 29:34.080
never have done that otherwise,
so that's a great idea. I also
like the idea of making the show

29:34.080 --> 29:39.760
around 40 minutes, that's about
how long I commute every day and
it's just right for my driving

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to work. So, um, I'm great.
Thank you. All right, Sam. Thank
you very much. Yeah, a lot of
people calling

29:45.120 --> 29:50.800
in on the on the listener lines
work and very well as far as I'm
concerned. It's really for those

29:50.800 --> 29:55.200
of you. I think most of you who
are mobile, just if you want to,
you know, record something right

29:55.200 --> 29:58.640
then and there you want to
provide feedback. That's what
those phone numbers are really
for. So,

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put it in your mobile right now.
Pre-program it. Just pre-program
it is DSC. If you're in the

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states, we've got that fine.
Look at New Jersey number
20162563572016256357 or in the
UK.

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It's O2076813753. Give us a
call, will you? It's nice if
listeners call in too and

30:24.080 --> 30:30.960
it's rather long comment, but it
really summed up for me what
listeners watch from a show, you
know,

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and that, believe me, this type
of response is important. Hey
Adam, this is Kelly from Aldi,

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California. Um, just wanted to
chime in now that you have the
phone line which is great. I've
been

30:41.440 --> 30:46.400
listening to daily source codes
since October when I got my
first iPod and daily source
codes

30:46.400 --> 30:51.040
first show that I listened to
and I haven't this one yet.
Really enjoy it. And I wanted to
let

30:51.040 --> 30:56.480
you know why I like the show so
much. It is the honesty. If
you're talking about everything

30:56.480 --> 31:01.680
is going on in your life
seemingly un-sensored and just
putting it out there for all of
us to hear.

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I love it when Patricia joins in
the show, when Christina does,
all the little segments,

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Trinity, Metro fictional
moments, the Rogers Small bit,
those are actually my favorite.

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I love it. This in fail, but by
the way, that could not be
transferred to anything else.

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Love that. I like hearing about
your mom and what's going on.
It's just great. And last

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Friday when you had that lamp,
it was amazing. It could really
tell that you were upset.
Obviously,

31:26.960 --> 31:32.960
I mean, you ranted for over an
hour. That's a lot of outrage.
And you know what's great about
it?

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If that had been me, I would
never have done that. I can't
imagine putting all of that
motion out there

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and sharing with the world. And
you were doing that, which was
amazing. And I heard another

31:44.720 --> 31:49.920
rant, I think it was last week
off. So this was Michael Butler
on the Rock and Roll Indie
Geekcast.

31:50.000 --> 31:54.240
And he ranted through most of
his show, we're feeding point by
point just like you did,

31:54.240 --> 31:58.880
criticisms of a fellow
podcaster. And I remember the
time wondering, you know, why
are you doing this

31:58.880 --> 32:03.200
much energy and time? You know,
it's interesting. I heard that
too. That was pretty amazing.

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You should go back and listen to
it. Not quite sure which episode
it was, but Michael Butler

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definitely went on a rampage. So
when accused, yeah, it was like
one of these conspiracy theory

32:12.720 --> 32:17.520
posts somewhere that said, well,
you know, based upon this action
and him saying this,

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it's clear, Michael Butler is
ready to jump ship and leave
touch. Hi, yeah, yeah, yeah, the
conspiracy

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theories, they run rampant.
Training wheels people, we've
still got training wheels on
this internet

32:30.240 --> 32:37.040
thing. So to the other thing, it
just sort of keeps it going and
I didn't get it. But what I was

32:37.040 --> 32:44.480
hearing was un-censored, honest
response, real emotion. And
after the Richard Bluestein
follow-up show

32:44.480 --> 32:49.440
this week, which I listened to,
admitting he was wrong, it all
made sense in an all-came full

32:49.440 --> 32:54.800
circle. And I thought, you know
what, that was cool, but you
just put the ramp out there.

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And it did get the dialogue
going about name calling it so
forth. And I thought that was
really

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good. And personally, yeah, I
get a fan offended by Richard or
by Madge's, you see the word

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kind. I feel like it's really
derogatory to what he uses all
around. You know, it's funny.
I've heard

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bricks use the word content. And
it seems to be used in a
different way. And I'm not
offended

33:15.840 --> 33:21.520
what it when I hear that. And it
sounds more like when some
people hear, use the word flag,

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so anyway. But I just wanted to
find a chime in and say, you
have, okay, thank you very much.

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I appreciate that. But you hit
on something there that is quite
interesting because you're
wrong.

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The use of the word content in
the UK is probably the worst
thing you could do. Now the
word,

33:40.480 --> 33:46.480
the use of the word flag on the
other hand means like meatballs
or some some meat dish like
that.

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So it just doesn't carry over.
It doesn't carry the same
weight. But, oh, man, the sea
word,

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Kant. Oh, you call someone that.
And, you know, you better be
bigger than another person.

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It's just one of the many, many,
many differences between
languages and cultures

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of the United Kingdom and the
United States. And I think it's
worth exploring this some more
since

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I'm in both places. If you've
got any ideas about that, send
it to me. We'll just call it in
on the

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listener line. You know what? I
like this idea so much. We've
got a song about a word from our

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spine here. It's the yanks
versus the brits. We'll drive
each other crazy, but everybody
knows

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that it's apparent to see. That
just like you and me, it's the
yanks and the brits. The yanks

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versus the brits. Mind the gap.
Just myth that at once again. So
let's talk about this.

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The difference between the yanks
and the brits. You know, we we
breached on that. We breached.

34:50.320 --> 34:55.680
We broached that yesterday. Just
briefly as we talked about how
easy I found it to flirt with

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English women. Of course
Patricia Meatley put my in place
and said, no, that's all in your
head.

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There's nothing at all going on
like that. Time for some more
Friday festivities.

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It's not pot safe. I don't
believe, but man does it.

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[ Music ]

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Gee, wonder what the title that
song was.

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Aha. Okay, that was definitely
different.

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Fuck the MPA and the RIA. This
was sent to me via email,

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came in as a bit torn hotel
choral Essex. It's a whole
collection, 15 songs of some
internet related stuff.

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It's more of that, actually. But
it's pretty cool. I liked it
very much.

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And thought I'd share that with
you for this Friday as we get
ready for the weekend with a

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little bit of Trinity.

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Yep, it seems like we're really
picking up some steam with all
this biodesal stuff.

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I got a couple of very
interesting links in the first
one from Bruce Moile about

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pizza delivery cars from glass
nickel pizza company. Let's see
where they

39:58.000 --> 40:03.520
they drive their delivery
vehicles. It looks like they
have a couple of golf

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diesels, Volkswagen golfs. No,
that's a polo. Is that a polo?

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Yeah, I think it's a one of it
is a golf, let me see.

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So they've four of them. And
they're using recycled vegetable
oil. Very, very cool.

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You see where these guys locate
it on store locations.

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This is in Wisconsin. Okay.
Excellent. So if you want to
support biodesal in Wisconsin,

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there you go. Thank you very
much, Bruce. Appreciate that.

40:30.000 --> 40:35.600
A couple of people sent me this
link about Darrell Hanna's, I
guess she had a television show

40:35.600 --> 40:40.240
called Love Life, DH Love Life.
And it's now available as a
podcast.

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I'm not sure if they're doing
one episode at a time. I did
subscribe to it, but I haven't

40:46.000 --> 40:51.360
looked at iTunes for a while, so
I'm not sure how many episodes
have come in, but the first one,

40:51.360 --> 40:57.200
the first video is about
biodesal. If you haven't seen
it, check it out at
DHLoveLife.com.

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And I'd love to get, there's
nothing on the site that
explains why it's a podcast or

41:02.400 --> 41:06.960
you know, what Darrell Hanna is,
if she's directing involved in
the podcast portion,

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looks like a rehash of what they
did on television, but still
digging that.

41:10.960 --> 41:17.520
Huh. And Alan Solomon sent me a
checklist. I said, I've known
about this McDonald's truck

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that I see once a week on my
morning commute for quite a
while. Today, I finally got a
picture for

41:22.080 --> 41:26.560
you. In the process, I nearly
missed my tram, so I hope you
mentioned it on the show.

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That's Alan from Basel in
Switzerland, and he has this
fantastic picture, which of
course,

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if you don't mind, I'll put it
on my flicker page so that you
don't get crushed with

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bandwidth. I'll credit you
appropriately, but it's a
picture of McDonald's biodiesel
power truck

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fantastic. By the way, says
Alan, I bought my domain name
using one of Darrell's Go Daddy
codes.

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Cool. I got to tell you what the
domain name was. And then
finally, this is the one that
got

41:59.040 --> 42:04.400
a lot of press. A lot of people
were talking about this. It got
digs. It got mentioned on wire.

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It got slash dotted. This is a
tiny reactor that boosts
biodiesel production.

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And there was a cordon here that
I wanted to share with you. Let
me see if I can find it. Here it
is.

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Who's this guy? Mr. Janabek. I
think he's from the Oregon Nano
Science and Micro Technologies

42:25.840 --> 42:30.480
says if we're successful with
this, he says nobody will ever
make biodiesel any other way.

42:30.480 --> 42:35.600
Apparently, this reactor is the
size of a credit card pumps
vegetable oil and alcohol
through

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tiny parallel channels. It's
smaller than a human hair to
convert the oil into biodiesel
almost instantly.

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All right, Batman, that would be
that would be outrageous. Cool.
If we had to

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imagine that, what a revolution
that will be. Definitely, I'll
put the link that article in the

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show notes as well at credit.com
and dailysourceco.com. Keep your
eye on it because sometimes with

42:56.880 --> 43:02.480
big discoveries like these that
really disrupt industries, you
never hear from the inventors
again.

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[ Music ]

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Code, but we like to do

46:11.360 --> 46:13.360
Just screaming for cowbells

46:15.360 --> 46:17.360
So make sure the guys and gals

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A pod show are parting along
with us on this Friday

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Code, monkey, Jonathan Colton on
the source code

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Hi Adam, this is Gary from New
Jersey

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I thought I'd just listen
listening to your latest

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DSC and I thought I'd leave a
message

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I listened to it every day

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It's my morning commute

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Music, I guess

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And I really enjoy listening to
it

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And it really makes the hour
commute that I have

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Go very quickly

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I have a long commute to
Princeton

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And it's not an easy commute and
listening to the DSC

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Really helps

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I too would like to see daily
podcasts from you

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And really think that you do a
great job

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It's a nice mixture of

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Not just techy things, which I
listen to as well

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But it's a nice mix of
entertainment

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Along with technical discussions

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Which I enjoy

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Anyway, I thought I'd leave a
message for you

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And just say, keep up the good
work

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I really enjoy listening to your
show and take care

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All right Gary, thank you

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That I know that commute to
Princeton

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That can be a bitch dude for
sure

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And yeah, I appreciate you
making me a part of your daily
routine

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That's what that's what seems to
work the best

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Is if you kind of slip into a
slot with

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And everybody's daily routine

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For some people on the west
coast

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I'm there 10 o'clock

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And they actually take a break
and just listen to the show

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On the computer for others
that's during your commute

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So trying to keep it within the

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Yeah within that 40 to 50 minute
range

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Definitely what what I'm
striving for

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That's for sure

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And it seems to be the trick

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You know to get people into

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Or to get into someone's daily
routine

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And I can understand when things
are

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You know, turn out different
during my daily routine

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I get kind of bummed out too

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I got to reconfigure myself

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I got to do this a little bit
differently

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Oh no, he's later than normal

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But you know he's here for a
reason

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You sound like repair man coming
after you

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You sound like repair man

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What's he gonna do

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He'll fit your misconceptions

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And answer questions too

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Turn nothing in the universe

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And he can't move for you

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You sound like repair man

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You sound like repair man

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Hey

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Those of you listening to the
show on Sirius stars 102

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You know what that means

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If not

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It means you're about to stop
listening to me

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It's the end of the source code

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The satellite window for for
today and for this week

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Of course we back on Monday

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Pacific Coast Hellway is next

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Yeast radio after that Dawn and
Drew

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And then tonight the Frank Truth
with Brian Know

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It's a podcast we can't air on
podcasts

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Because of the rights issues

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But she got it here that it's a
great show

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That'll be at 9.930 East Coast

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Follow by the Rock and Roll geek
from 930 to 10

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Again, have yourselves a great
weekend

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And I'll see you all on Monday

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And for those of us still here

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Just a couple more things I want
to share with you

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Hi Adam Curry

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I just wanted to say that this
voice feedback

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Over a phone-in voice mailboxes

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Or sent as email attachments

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It's not even 1% as good

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As real

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Radio-phone-in

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Because this podcasting voice
feedback

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It's not interactive

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Once upon a time I have met in
person

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Chris Perillo

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A guy who now lives in Seattle

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Maybe you have had about him

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Have you?

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Well, under
www.ChrisperilloShow.com

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You can see example

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How podcasting voice feedback
should be done

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Namely with live

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Phone-in with full interactivity

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And not with stupid recordings

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What do you think about it

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Adam and Adam see

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Maybe you should establish

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Once a week a live phone-in

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Times when you are answering
live phone calls

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PS

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Getting Patricia Pie on DSC

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We'll not replay

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We'll not replace real

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Interactivity with listeners

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Nothing will

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So

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Fuck you Adam Curry

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And fuck your blackberry

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Hahaha

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I'm like, fuck my blackberry

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I'll tell you what

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Yeah, you may be right about
Patricia there

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But she's, oh man

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The sex is much better with her

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Than with the listeners

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I can't be interactive with

50:48.360 --> 50:50.360
And regarding the live phone-in

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You know, I thought about that

50:52.360 --> 50:54.360
And while it will work very well

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For some people maybe but for me

50:56.360 --> 50:57.360
I don't know it

50:57.360 --> 50:58.360
I like talking to someone on
Skype

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Maybe once in a while

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But I'm going to start

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Exploring that with the devcast.
podshow.com

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But thank you very much for
chiming in

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And letting us know

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Hey Adam

53:53.360 --> 53:55.360
This is Barbara in Palo Alto

53:55.360 --> 53:58.360
I know you're probably getting
tired of hearing this

53:58.360 --> 54:01.360
But you haven't inspired me to
start my own podcast

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I have an iPod consulting
business here in town

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Where, among other things

54:06.360 --> 54:09.360
I help people learn about and
listen to podcast

54:09.360 --> 54:12.360
A few months ago I had the
brilliant idea

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Of creating a podcast

54:14.360 --> 54:16.360
About my adopted hometown

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Palo Alto California

54:18.360 --> 54:20.360
My ideas for this to be a weekly
show

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With a mix of useful information

54:22.360 --> 54:23.360
Happenings around town

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And whenever possible,
historical perspectives

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Palo Alto

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Then around the town

54:31.360 --> 54:33.360
Palo Alto 360

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I believe podcaching will be a
great way

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For members of the Palo Alto
community

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To share stories, reflections

54:40.360 --> 54:43.360
And items of public interest
with each other and beyond

54:43.360 --> 54:45.360
But I need your help pod father

54:45.360 --> 54:48.360
I don't want to show just to be
Palo Alto according to me

54:48.360 --> 54:51.360
I'd like to include different
voices and perspectives

54:51.360 --> 54:54.360
Preferably from people who are
already familiar with podcasting

54:54.360 --> 54:56.360
Or satellite radio

54:56.360 --> 55:00.360
And what better place to do a
little social networking then on
the Charlie

55:00.360 --> 55:02.360
So, Adam

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To the Palo Alto people in your
audience who would like to do
some field reporting

55:06.360 --> 55:08.360
Or even just suggest topics for
the show

55:08.360 --> 55:13.360
Please send email to pa
podcaster and gmail.com

55:13.360 --> 55:15.360
Or visit the website

55:15.360 --> 55:17.360
Palo Alto360.com

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And for all the Stanford people

55:19.360 --> 55:21.360
Or other neighbors who might be
listening

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I want with anybody who used to
live here

55:23.360 --> 55:25.360
Or is just curious about Palo
Alto

55:25.360 --> 55:27.360
Please let me know what topics
or features

55:27.360 --> 55:31.360
Would make you want to subscribe
to the Palo Alto 360 podcast

55:31.360 --> 55:33.360
Thank you, pod father

55:33.360 --> 55:35.360
In A, let me know the next time
you're in town

55:35.360 --> 55:37.360
And I'll treat you to an ice
cream soda

55:37.360 --> 55:39.360
At that place you visited last
May

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And we met at a place in
downtown Palo Alto

55:43.360 --> 55:45.360
Is it downtown, I guess?

55:45.360 --> 55:49.360
Yeah, called the, was it the
creamery?

55:50.360 --> 55:52.360
Yes, it is downtown

55:52.360 --> 55:53.360
But that's okay

55:53.360 --> 55:54.360
You just tell me when

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And I'll make sure you and
Trinity can find it

55:57.360 --> 55:58.360
Thanks again Adam

55:58.360 --> 55:59.360
Okay

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Nope, my pleasure entirely

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Okay, a little bit over my, my
55

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We've been at maximum mark there

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Let's wind it up at one more pod
save tune for the weekend

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What do you say?

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Want some pills?

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When the walls come from land

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Any world comes crashing down

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[ Music ]

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Honestly, I don't even know
that's from the podcast music
never

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I have no idea where I got that
but I liked it

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Victory season pills winding up
the Charlie for this week

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winding up a fine Friday

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And the sun just came out so
it's perfect

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And I'll have I'm sure I'll have
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Thanks for subscribing

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