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With $16 million worth of
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Transmittance?

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Than the next generation radio
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I like to think I'm flying into
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Yo, Adam.

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This is Chris from Dallas.

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Hello, right now.

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I'm taking a nice drive.

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It's 150 mile drive.

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Got my DMV for the Charlie.

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On the iPod and that got to tell
you a love it.

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Just calling it for the
legitimate man.

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[ Music ]

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I'm not eating, she's lost in
time

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I'm not eating, you're lost in
time and space

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Hey wait, are you using one,
stick that in your crackby, bud.

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Natalie Brown, I wonder kicking
off two days

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Daily source code coming to you
from the curry condo in an
overcast and kind of dark

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Northern California the 24th
floor. I'm looking out over the
bay. I'm seeing clouds

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I'm looking out towards the
mountains. I'm seeing clouds
coming rolling in. It's okay
after

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After all the hot weather we've
had in the UK. It's all right.
Hey everybody, how you doing?

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This is the Daily Source code
episode number

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four hundred and three. Wow. So
apologies for yesterday that we
didn't get to share a show

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together. But at the very last
minute, actually Saturday is
Patricia and I were on a way to

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to visit my mom which we did
flying of course and Patricia
loved it.

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Ron and I had a conversation.
It's just so much stuff going on
that it made a lot of sense for

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me to come in a day early. Which
of course means it? Which of
course means that I don't have

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my shirts from the dry cleaners.
I forgot to bring half the stuff
and normally bring it

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when I get out of my rhythm man
then it all seems to go to shit.
But gonna be here for the next

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couple weeks and we'll be
bringing you the Charlie direct
from the condo. Today of course
the first time

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I've actually set up with
everything on the on the windows
laptop. So my outline of the
show notes

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including cast blasts are all in
this tiny teeny little screen
which tells me I really got to
get a

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studio set up here. I'm gonna
have time for this trip around
and I think when yeah tomorrow

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some furniture rise which
Patricia and I ordered last time
we were here. So I finally get
my

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dining room table and some
chairs. I mean nice to have
chairs in the condo. That would
be novel

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and the studio set up which
isn't really a custom job. Like
I have at home the my father

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and law made for me but we found
a baker's rack and it fits
perfectly against this one wall
that

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really is wasted space in the
condo. So everything will be up
on racks. I'm gonna get a
dedicated

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machine here. I really should
get a dedicated mixer and all
that stuff as well. But
everything seems

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to be working fine for just now.
Hey I've been missing them for a
couple days. No not just days.

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Maybe even a week and a half and
all kinds of crap going on with
him and comments their

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blogger and thank goodness the
man is back.

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Hey I've been Roger Heyer. I had
you mentioned that you're
looking for new house and

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gun fire and I want to let you
know that I found a nice one
bedroom to sell this.

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Probably just a few doors away
from my house. I think it would
be splendid if you moved

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at the road as you'd be able to
come over to my house so nice
could have teed

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maybe some drugs I've got some
more seen. It would save me
having to walk all that

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way to the usual wifi just to
download some podcasts. Anyway I
had to send my blog off this
weekend

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because coming to the blog goes
report me to the police and I
don't actually want to get into

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any trouble. I know I sued a lot
of people in the past to argue
with him and I don't

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want to be another one. I
certainly don't want to make you
liable for podcasts and

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these ghost Hitler because we
might end up in prison together
and unfortunately a

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beautiful man like you wouldn't
last two minutes in the shower
block. And what

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worries me is that I didn't
think podcasting has any rules
or regulations but

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it just looks like anyone with
enough money and guilty secrets
can control what

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the other people say just like
traditional media can explain
what these rules are

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so I can start blocking again
and right now though it's quite
a half to be

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angry on a lovely day like today
and being in the garden in my
end to pants

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listening to your voice we might
move so soon. It's a very sweaty
and content though

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just wish you were here to share
this right being with me. Thank
you.

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All right Roger. Actually at the
mix we did and it's going to put
in can I

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be your B&H? You can be my B&H
any time Roger? Yeah this thing
has got to

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be. But I think I have to jump
in mediate if you've ever looked
at curry.com

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look at the comments underneath
because I cross post daily
source code there as well as

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on daily source code dot com
which is the official site and
where you get the official

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feed please that's where you
need to get the podcast feed.
There's such a stupid

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stupid infantile thing going on
between comic strip blogger some
of Roger

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is a jacic watcher dot it's it's
annoying. Now I'm not a guy who
moderates comments.

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I have no time for it. I can't
even moderate my email which
means you know

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way through the crap on email so
not to do that for comments I
don't I don't

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think so. So with me it's either
comments or no comments and if
we can't stop all this

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crap I'm just going to turn the
comments off you know it it'll
be a shame but it's just

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it's not worth it so I've sent
out to request to to all parties
involved and

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such a stop it stop already
ruining the the comments. Oh
ruination. By the way

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interesting news it seems that
Roger Smalls now has a gig with
a BBC on what is

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it called one click BBC. Now
wasn't able to actually download
the file I'm not quite sure

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if if that's a podcast or not
they have some kind of player
that pops up when you access

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the link and loan behold there
was Roger doing an overview of
the latest news on the net and

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podcast and huge disclaimers
from the BBC by the way saying
that nothing Roger Smalls says

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is represents the view point of
the BBC or the general counsel
of the BBC but

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congratulations Roger I couldn't
be happier and you know that
whether we live next door

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or not you're always welcome to
come and filter my Wi-Fi and
it's totally my pleasure.

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More news from around the from
around the weekend Robert Scobel
has left Microsoft

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is joining pod tech the
technical the technology podcast
network he'll be vice president

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in charge of media which I guess
he means that that means that he
chooses shows the

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join the network and works on
the on the overall strategy
congratulations to Robert

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if you've never read his
scobelizer weblog definitely
check it out it was all

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you know I even though this is
this is great for Robert and I
had quite a conversation with

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Steve Gilmore about this I think
it'll be on the Gilmore daily
this week you know

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I think it's a loss for
certainly for blogging when it
comes to well not not for

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blood it's not a loss for
blogging is it's a loss for
people who want to know

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what's going on inside Microsoft
for some reason scobel just kind
of you know

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made the made the company more a
bunch of nerds and geeks and he
was like our port

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through the firewall and I
really enjoyed excuse me since
sale this since sale

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moment brought to you by the
rock and roll geek show

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for some reason it just felt
like I was getting more
information out of Microsoft

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with having Robert there I think
Microsoft messed up I think they
made a huge mistake

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by not keeping him on but
congratulations to Robert can't
wait to see what you're going to
do

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and of course I'll be moving to
the bay area so that's my neck
of the woods

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50% of the time so look forward
to hanging out with you once in
a while Robert

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this is a question I received
from a lot of people

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this particular one came from oh
this is actually a comment from
Jonathan

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Adam sorry to hear about your
mac issues for those you don't
know after three

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fried power books in a year I'm
now working on the windows
platform using the

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notebook since most of your life
is now online I'm curious to
know if you have an

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online solution for your on the
outline or no dude I wish I did
I wish

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you know and I have a very
simple so right now I'm using
something called

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whizz folders as an outline
because on the outline if you
have to use a

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mac I think it comes pretty
bundled like the light version
comes pretty

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bundled these days I love I love
working without liners I love
the

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on the outline because you could
easily drag a file right into it
and it

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would just be in the outline and
it would know where it lived on
your

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hard drive and everything and
this whizz folders kind of has
that

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capability but it's still not
really the interface doesn't
really work

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for me that well yet if there
were an online version where I
could just

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drag and drop files and clips
and stuff into it gosh I would
use that

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no hard beat I'm now using you
know just to let you know how

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how little I actually use the
operating system itself I live
within

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the entire box I'm using gmail
google calendar what else does

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let me just check my bookmark
bar I know missing something

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google calendar rightly I've
been using rightly for word
documents

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and now the new google
spreadsheets and it works
fantastic I'm not a

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power user you know this stuff
is great for me and I can access
it from

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any computer anywhere love it so
if there is an online word

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processor not just an outlineer
and not just an outlineer that
just

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has you know text outlines I
have to be able to link stuff
into it

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please let me know I'd really
appreciate it little behind on

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comments and stuff that I'm
coming in and of course our
voice

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mail lines are wide open and
available for you to call in

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we have a new jersey number two
zero one six two five six three
five

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seven and I have a London number
oh two oh seven six eight one
three

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seven five three a bit behind as
I said so even though we already

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know all about the Tony Awards
I'll play this for you anyway I

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had him this is Jim Farley with
the musical world podcast the
podcast

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for all things musical theater
I'd like to invite you in the
lovely

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lady Patricia and all of your
listeners over to
www.musicalworld.us

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to give a listen to our special
Tony Awards preview show I know
you and your

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lady Patricia are fond of
musical theater and I think
you'll enjoy the

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we have theater critic Russell
Florence Jr. as our guest and
he's going to tell

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us who he thinks all the winners
will be on Sunday night so on
Saturday

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June 10th come on over to
musical world and join us for
some Tony Awards

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revisions and they add them
congrats on 400 plus I'm so
sorry I fucked that up

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I should have played that
obviously I should have played
that Friday I really

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messed it up dude but two things
I wanted to say first of all I'd
like the fact that you're

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doing that show the other thing
is we hate musicals we do not
like the musical

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theater know we like theater we
like shows but real musicals all
men you got

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to have a real good one for us
to particularly for Patricia to
like it and boy I'm

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going to miss her while I'm here
these you know the next few days
or two weeks

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because and yet the only thing I
can think of is we maybe I get
her on Skype

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and we do something together but
I don't know if it's going to be
the same

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and of course there's also
Christina's pod save the queen
like how am I going to do

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that now I hadn't actually
showed her cast blaster and half
the studio is with me

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and I don't want her to create
it on a Skype headset or
something although

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I did say why don't you get one
of those sexy boy friends of
yours to hook up

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a really good Skype headset mom
will pay for it and then we'll
try and record

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the show that way because I
really do want to keep the the
consistency in

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there's funny and what the
office saying oh man you know
how's Christina doing

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as she enjoying the show and all
I can say is well yes she loves
the show you know

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she loves doing it and she's
just waiting for that pod show
contract because

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I don't know there's folks over
at other networks that are
getting pretty interested

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on clever little pub 16 this
week we explore Anglo American
differences

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throw away that British reserve
god dammit we're American there
a famous

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outlaw terrorizes nottingham a
hooded robbing person going
around

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robbing in a board you know what
this means

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week 10 as we turn plus music
from the Scottish band dropkick

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and bloopers from the show it's
just begging to be downloaded

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on i choose brickaster and a
clever little pod.com clever
little pod

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it's good to be playing promos
again even though I love talking
to Patricia we

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never seem to get around to them
and uh there's even some that
are now new

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us.

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We're happy to join the pod show
family always under the radar
always loud

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and always un-sensored.

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She's cute too welcome and I got
it inside the satellite window.

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I'm doing really good today this
is groovy even though it's what
is it?

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715 a.m. you know I uh so I
arrived yesterday Monday.

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Uh oh wow this was pretty
interesting so after a pretty
un-eventful fight

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you know it was 10 hours
although actually we went so far
up into the north

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uh into the northern hemisphere
up into the Arctic circle that
the pilot actually

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made mention of it that he never
been routed that far up north
and was beautiful

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oh I mean just looking down onto
uh ice caps and as we came down
over uh

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over the northwestern
territories you know the
volcanic uh land scape

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the rocky mountains it was just
a beautiful flight and I'm so
glad I I slept for

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probably about four four hours
or something like that see I
also saw some movies

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what I see today you go can you
remember oh uh E on flux which I
think

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I'd seen before but it was just
it was at Charlize Theron.

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I'll watch any movie that she's
in.

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What else did I see?

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Uh oh man.

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I'm a little fuzzy I'll see if I
can come up with it later.

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So I got in around uh 130 and uh
interesting I got completely
opened up

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at customs that was new um and
there was a lot of activity
yesterday at San Francisco

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at the airport you know customs
activity lots of people there
you know their suit

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cases were being opened up and I
got a pretty thorough drilling I
have to say

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uh even was asked to take off my
jacket which has lots of
zippered pockets

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but they didn't look in that one
that was already practicing.

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Hey Ron I'm at the airport so to
work out fine when straight to
the office actually

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after I dropped off my stuff and
we had a couple meetings up
until seven o'clock

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so it was completely wiped out
by the time I got home or my
favorite sweet and sour

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chicken from the Chinese guys
around the corner built the
studio got it ready

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for this morning and went to bed
straight away so I got a good
seven hours

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of sleep was up at five this
morning going through all the
backlog email.

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Of course that's why I got a lot
of these voicemails and promos I
just way too

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laid on and I also checked out
the ad challenge this is the
earthlink ad

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challenge campaign that we're
running where we actually are
going to pay you

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valuable cash prizes and your
commercial will be used for
earthlink

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across the board you know as uh
as as their commercial and we'll
have a couple

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of different categories you can
check out all the information at
uh ad

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challenge.podshow.com if you
want to enter um and uh I was
just skimming

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through when I found a lot of
really good ones I want to share
with you

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because this is advertising and
it's best when when the when the
customer

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really conveys the message

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big news today earthlink ice
beat it in an access and ounces
there are

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liberating spam no spam what you
mean you spam what you mean you
spam what

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you have to break this all of
these

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thumbs up

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thumbs up

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thumbs up

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thumbs up

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thumbs up

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thumbs up

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this is great testimonial by a
14 year old uh 14 year old i i
would say

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kid but he's a 14 year old
you're not really a kid and he
talks about how

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as dad uh uh how he convinces
dad to get earthlink when he was
11

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3 years ago I'll play that one
tomorrow uh cash prizes and lots
of

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social reward it can all be
yours ad challenge.podshow dot
com

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been following the world cup
looking for another update from
from my

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from my guys they're gonna be
sending me one soon this week I
presume. So even though I didn't
see

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oh I didn't see the Netherlands
play on Sunday. Wow Robin was
great and I must say I'm kind of

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getting into it I got a little
bit of World Cup fever and it
was so cool to go Saturday
morning

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I had to fill up the car before
we drove to the airport. So it
was really early it was you know

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730 and the the the gas station
was just filled with cars and
people buying big

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crates of beer and crisps and
you name it and flags everywhere
everywhere England flags people
wearing

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England flag T shirts and
tattoos and paint and the other
pride is just unreal and then we
flew to

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the Netherlands and everything
was orange and there were orange
shirts and orange flags and

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different money it was like
going to a whole other country
in just an hour and 15 minutes.

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Unfortunately the US lost their
first game three zip I still you
know they have a chance still

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and they are ranked I think
fourth in the world so I'm
really hoping that they do
better it's hard

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now I've got like three teams
that I'm following and I really
like them all for different
reasons

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and I'm affiliated with all
three so any one of those three
that wins will be great and

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I'm not quite sure if it's if
the world cup has any life to it
in the States I'll figure that
out in

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the next couple of days and I
have no idea who's playing today
or what's going on but

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definitely enjoying it the only
real sporting event I can
totally yeah and the Super Bowl
I guess

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it may be the world and maybe I
guess any final game I like so
lots of talk around the office

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about me being on windows
particularly because a lot of
people have now purchased a

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MacBook Pro and

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they're running side-by-side
windows and Mac applications
very cool he in fact here's the
listeners doing

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exactly the same. Hey Adam this
is York from Berlin Germany and
I just wanted to tell you that
I'm

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actually recording this bit in
Casplaster on parals on my iMac
since you wanted to know

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yeah and winners look like shit
okay bye love you show don't go
yeah it does look like shit
doesn't it

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but it works you're right the
only game the village is not
well should all it's English but
it's

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supposed to be said with a Welsh
accent says Jamie Garner through
Gmail Welsh is quite a hard

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language to master and does
slightly sound like cling on yes
no kidding second thing

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oh that's about taking the
Jubilee line to Canary War. I'm
getting so many comments about
that

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I'm the only game the village I
wasn't it doesn't sound Welsh at
all to me I watch those big
brother guys

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the housemates and they were
speaking Welsh and it didn't
sound at all like the only game
the village

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but I find it a fascinating
language and there are Welsh
podcasts and you know when we
get

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kicking with the show in the UK
we'll definitely have a place
for Welsh podcasting and for
Irish as

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well interesting love I was
we're just trying to build it up
we're just trying to make the
show the show

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something else I received oh I
wish I had find uh oh now I
gotta go back and look who sent
this to me I'm

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sorry uh how it's turned who of
course is only uh one channel up
from us on serious satellite
radio

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is definitely definitely
listening to this show let me
see if I can make this just
before the

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satellite window closed you know
but I like the classic rewind
and a classic vinyl I'm I'm on
all the

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time I'm on uh channel 9 that's
the pulse I listen to the heavy
metal thing I don't even

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wish one when I work out
sometimes I listen to Jay Thomas
on um stars and sometimes I
listen to that

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iPod show with uh oh god that
drives me crazy what's that guys
name um curry yeah I like that

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guy Adam Curry I like that guy
an iPod expert I imagine
somebody's sitting in I like a
little room

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you know broadcasting to nobody
I don't know I just listen to
that so I don't know what
they're talking

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about I'm trying to listen to
the figs but then I can't I
don't listen out here I listen
to

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serious left all right those of
you listen to us on stars 102
Pacific Coast Hellway is next

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that you know that really chaps
me I have to say I really dig
that you're having been a

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stern junkie for years for years
and still listen to him on
serious I love that that's cool

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he said I love that guy thank
you that that is a huge
compliment to me oh let's see
what are we

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doing here yeah people in their
living room kind of in the
kitchen on the bar in the
kitchen

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does it really matter I don't
think so I really don't you know
stern is he's smart man he's

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he's just listening he's
listening to everything that's
going on he knows he knows
what's what

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people are doing and uh he knows
that this really is the future
of audio entertainment that's
why

25:49.560 --> 25:55.880
he's listening to it Steven Dawn
said hey Adam I have a daughter
who's turning 14 curious to know

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what age do you let your
daughter begin wearing makeup
and perfume thanks Steve wow I
think

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Christina already had lipstick
in her hands and all over face
at the age of three and you know
it's

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so hard because what is what
does a kid do a kid replicates
what mom and dad are doing but
going out

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out of the I mean it all depends
you know if I think it started
very slowly Patricia being a

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makeup expert hands down having
her own cosmetics company of
course it went very gradually I
think

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maybe she was you know a little
bit of I shadow or maybe a
little bit of mascara or
something like

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that and it really depends on
what shades of stuff and how
heavy the makeup is applied but

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I think that she really eased
into it but it's not like you
flip the lights twitch and say
okay

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do whatever you want go out with
you know with bright red
lipstick I wouldn't let my wife
go out

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with bright red lipstick if it
was too bright too red or not
coordinated with her dress and
she was

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in handbag so it's all about you
know what's the balance there
but it's going to be very hard

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you know to to set a
particularly when kids or
teenagers look around you pick
up any magazine any

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magazine and you'll see that
there's not just makeup there's
also a shitload of a photo shop
and

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go on on everybody looks so thin
and pretty yeah I'm just a
little flat think again listen
to

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you're not supposed to talk into
the microphone so I this guy
sent me a couple of voice
comments

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about about three nine or five
where I got so pissed off about
the plopping sounds etc and so

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now he's telling me how and by
the way this is you know you can
this is a real shit quality

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coming through on the voice mail
line but he's telling me I'm not
supposed to talk directly into

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the microphone okay I know
you've been doing an radio and
broadcast and shit for a long
time but

27:44.280 --> 27:51.720
let me tell you what I've been
working at a radio station for
often on OPEC in years and I've
seen

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all kinds of different
microphones and people all the
time all the time when they go
in and they

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sit down they talk directly into
the microphone well of course
it's this big phallic thing
that's

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staring you're right in the face
you know you don't approach
those things at a 45 degree
angle

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ever but once we're using the
right now or the electric voice
something 20 looks like a giant

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trojan kind of or something you
probably know what I'm talking
about yeah I do well hold on a

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second that's not entirely true
because and this is just geeky
for for people who are
interested

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but the the shoe or microphone
that you that you speak of is
pretty much the same model as
the

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high PR 40 that I'm using
originally it was developed for
a to record drum kicks the the

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kick drum the bass drum so they
put it into that hole that you
see often in or on the other
side

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of course but they would put it
into the into the bass drum so
it gets the actual force of the
drum

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the wind straight into it so you
know it wasn't even developed
for for use in for voice it was

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did not have to for drum kicks
the 45 degree angle to your face
if you talk into the mic not
only

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are you gonna pop it unless you
got this thing perfect that's it
you're also gonna get the sound

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of you breathing into it yeah
exactly I like that you gotta
understand one thing and I do
appreciate

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what you're saying but my show
has a sound and I think if you
go back to 395 and listen you'll

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understand that I take my sound
very seriously I like it I like
being able to I like being able
to

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hear myself breathe I like a
little bit of a little bit of a
reverb on it I like a lot of
compression

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I like the music to be
compressed it's my art you know
it's almost like saying to the
Rolling Stone

29:44.280 --> 29:49.320
you know hey your guitar is
distorting hey Jimmy Hendrix man
can you hear that the guitars
distorting

29:49.320 --> 29:53.640
turn it down don't turn it past
eleven something that I didn't
leave on the last message that
I'll

29:53.640 --> 30:00.920
leave on this one just been
popping on and off probably
about three or four times first
show

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for about the last ten or
fifteen shows I've noticed I'll
be driving along I'm feeding my
NB3

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player through my car stereo and
I'll get a pop just coming out
of nowhere so you're either pop
in the

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mic or you're over modulating
cash last or one of the other so
dude for the other the

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content oh okay right it's about
the content it's my sound man I
like it that way I want you

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to hear the the flem in my
throat if at all possible we
discussed during a Trinity
segment

30:42.520 --> 30:49.720
where was that there was three
hundred seven maybe I think
about this new hydrogen power

30:49.720 --> 30:54.200
that this guy developed and he's
making hummers for the US
government that run on water

30:54.920 --> 31:00.600
or it's like hydrogen and so the
the person the only person I
know who really knows about this

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stuff and his up on it is Ray
Lane one of our board members
and investors from

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Clienter Perkins because they do
a lot with this green tech fund
they have like 200 million

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dollars they're investing an
alternative energy and fuels and
research and all kinds of stuff
and

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so I sent him that and he said
yeah well first of all he says
that he had like he really

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laughed about Patricia talking
about you know the conversation
she had with him where he was

31:24.600 --> 31:30.520
offhandedly talking about the
forty million dollar house he
almost bought and of course he'd
already

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seen the YouTube video and I did
but I think I put a link to that
in the show notes he said

31:35.240 --> 31:41.240
he looked into it and let me
just grab a couple pieces from
his response here

31:43.800 --> 31:48.120
the first question from the
water fuel video is can you get
more energy from hydrogen
enhanced

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gasoline combustion then it took
to make it and I guess that is
really what it comes down to the

31:53.560 --> 31:59.240
answer is a very cautious yes
what's very poorly understood is
the characterization of that

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enhancement effect the thinking
is that the combustion of a
relatively much larger mass of
fuel

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in a process that is quite
inefficient to begin with can
have big swings and efficiency
from

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small changes in combustion okay
so the one-out bought a number
of onboard H2 generation systems

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advertised around the web
installed them and put the
results on the dyno what's the
dyno no

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statistically significant
results however the
characterization of the impact
of hydrogen addition

32:29.640 --> 32:35.080
to natural gas is very complete
and there is a threshold is 10%
for an observable effect

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so I guess what what he's saying
here is that maybe there's even
more yeah the carrot is that

32:40.760 --> 32:46.280
using primary ice energy man
there's too many acronyms here
ray ice energy to make
sufficient

32:46.280 --> 32:52.680
hydrogen might not have a net
positive impact on power output
so it actually takes more energy

32:53.400 --> 32:57.800
and people said this about
biodiesel in the beginning as
well but it's not entirely true
at least

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biofuel maybe with ethanol but
not biodiesel but when it comes
to the hydrogen stuff it
apparently

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takes more energy to actually
create it than it delivers
however using waste energy in
the exhaust

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heat and pressure might very
well tip the balance and of
course it also the result of a
hydrogen

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hybrid engine is water so you
can reuse that but the jury
still seems to be a little bit
out

33:25.000 --> 33:32.440
lots of comments still about
episode number 400 that we had
recently and here's an
interesting

33:32.440 --> 33:40.280
feedback about a future
milestone what about um this is
Buck Thompson a listener i don't
have a podcast

33:40.280 --> 33:47.160
at least not yet um so i'm just
listening here to uh to the
charlie number 400

33:48.040 --> 33:52.120
congrats on that milestone but i
was thinking it was like you
know what's the next milestone

33:52.920 --> 33:59.400
and it like it hit me like a ton
of bricks i'm driving from work
i'm like holy shit it's 420

33:59.960 --> 34:07.640
and like i gotta do something i
gotta i gotta start a podcast or
i gotta i gotta do something
this is like

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monumental jeez so i decided to
share uh my excitement
unfortunately that's all i have
to share right now

34:15.800 --> 34:22.520
like hard and uh i can't do much
about it but uh i don't know
maybe you'll hear from me um but
that's

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it no plugs uh love the show
keep going um i'm having a lot
of fun listening to it thanks
right

34:29.480 --> 34:35.800
on man and uh 420's back at you
make sure you get all your stuff
in for episode 420 get your

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light clicks get your pod save
songs that you think are
relative send them on in lots of
people

34:42.040 --> 34:46.360
suggested stuff i should do for
tomorrow's show which actually i
was planning to be the show
while

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i was in the air i wanted 404 to
be very simple the podcast you
requested is no longer a bit

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it's always difficult to see a
loved one struggle with cancer
and there are many

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worthy organizations working to
find a cure there is another
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located in the San Francisco Bay
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the environmental causes of the
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bike against the odds link
you'll be glad you did thanks
and tailwinds to all the
cyclists out there

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in the background you've been
listening to scanlin on the pod
safe music network

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good initiative man anything i
can do to help so let me know

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even though we've got the
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christian

37:17.000 --> 37:22.520
from from Germany says hey Adam
think you already know this
maybe you don't care Angela
Merkel

37:22.600 --> 37:27.720
the German federal chancellor
which is comparable to a prime
minister is just started a
weekly video

37:27.720 --> 37:32.920
podcast and it gives me the feed
christian thank you very much
i've said i'm subscribed to that

37:32.920 --> 37:38.040
and i'll put a link into the
show notes it's always good i
love seeing politicians getting
into

37:38.040 --> 37:43.480
podcasting and using new media
and i love even more if they
keep it up very few do you know
usually

37:43.480 --> 37:48.600
it's like maybe one or maybe
even a second episode and that's
it you know almost second what's

37:48.600 --> 37:57.240
flashing here for some reason oh
what is this still still so
getting used to some of the

37:57.240 --> 38:02.040
quirks of windows oh man this is
sheba is not very nice when you
run on a battery power though

38:02.040 --> 38:08.680
it kind of tells you and then
closes down within seconds okay
just a couple more g-mails here

38:08.680 --> 38:12.920
Adam Doug from Doug and Boulder
oh Doug and Boulder right had a
quick request can we stop using

38:12.920 --> 38:17.960
the term wife beater to refer to
tank top undershirts hoping not
being too thin skinned here but

38:18.040 --> 38:21.480
I gotta tell you every time i
hear you or someone else use
that term well it makes me
cringe

38:22.200 --> 38:27.480
it has a real negative
connotation for me kind of like
child pornography whoa dude i
mean

38:29.240 --> 38:34.680
no it's a wife beater it's just
a figure of speech come on it'll
be so sensitive

38:34.680 --> 38:43.160
okay and thanks so much to
everybody who sent me invites to
rightly i'm now using it man

38:43.160 --> 38:48.920
is that stuff amazing you really
is fantastic this is the online
word processor so you can

38:48.920 --> 38:54.040
create an open and and edit
Microsoft Word documents you can
collaborate with people on
documents

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you can actually use it as a
chat system it's it's really
it's a very smart thing

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and i discovered that there's
another feature if you receive
an email and of course i'm sure
this

39:06.120 --> 39:10.280
is all going to be tied together
you know soon when there's an h
with there's a Microsoft Word

39:10.280 --> 39:14.680
document that comes into Gmail
it'll say open and rightly or
open and open and google word or

39:14.680 --> 39:19.320
whatever they call it but now
you can you can actually forward
anything that came in and it'll

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forward the attachments into
your rightly account and you can
just open them up from there i
mean

39:23.080 --> 39:28.440
this stuff is so phenomenal i
love it uh gone of the days it's
spending 400 bucks i'm like

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your soft office all right time
to wrap this up a song from the
pod safe music network which

39:32.920 --> 39:37.480
comes with it's very own
listener intro hey Adam this is
Jeff just south of Nashville

39:38.440 --> 39:44.040
one of your listeners calling in
again uh friend of mine is in a
band called salient

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and i told them all about pod
safe music network and i
actually convinced them to sign
up on

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there so i was thinking maybe
you could check out one of their
tracks again the band the name
salient

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at the l i e and t and the track
that i recommend is called
immortal ice so check it out

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[ Music ]

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Selient from the potsy music
network, thank you very much for
getting your frames up on the
network keeping

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We've got tons of new songs
every single day. You're welcome
to go over there and check them
out as a listener

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But more importantly, look at
the the podcasts that are
playing these songs check them
out

42:58.040 --> 43:01.160
Listen what other songs they're
playing see what other shows are
playing that song

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It really becomes into a whole
network of recommend if we screw
this

43:05.240 --> 43:08.920
Recommendation engine stuff like
if you like this song you'll
probably look that song

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Now you write a little emailing
you send the to your local DJ.
You know what I'm saying? That's
how it works

43:13.480 --> 43:16.920
All right, everybody I'm out of
here got to get to the office.
If you're wondering

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What the whole point of this
trip is for me? By the time I
leave

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We will only be days away and
this is no joke

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This is the real deal. We're
finally close enough to
releasing pod show plus which is
for you the listener to help you

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Listen to podcast to find the
podcast you want to communicate
with other listeners with other
fans with podcasters with pod
save artists

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We're really trying to tie it
all together, but the time I
leave will be ready to go public
beta with that

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That's going to be fun

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for 20 everybody tailwinds and
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