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

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Transmitters?

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Than the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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We don't need no sticking turns,
didn't you?

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I like to think I'm flying into
this journey.

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Autistic, it's Adam Curry.

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The car is the place that comes
with a sample.

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[ Music ]

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I got married on my day.

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Gentlemen losers.

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I got married on my day.

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It's pot safe.

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It's from the network.

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No one has the pot safe.

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Music network.

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Everybody, how you doing?

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Welcome to my humble abode in
Northern California.

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Beautiful day today in San
Francisco.

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The sun is shining.

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I can see all the way up to the
mountains.

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Clear across the bay.

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That's right.

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I got a 180 degree view in the
penthouse.

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Which is perfect.

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I just got no chicks.

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Reading from their bio.

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Gentlemen losers started on a
drunken weekend in 1995.

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And continues to this day.

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Chris Cannon and Harvey Barham.

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On the band after a four track
weekend session at Cannon's
apartment.

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And now ten years eight albums
later.

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The two continues songwriting
producing is the gentleman
losers.

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Yeah, like that.

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Nice song to kind of kick
everything off with.

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Well, let me say how incredibly
sorry I am.

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Then I didn't get a show out to
yesterday.

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It was actually quite sad.

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Everything all put together.

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Of course Tuesday we had a show.

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We had 403 and put in a full day
at the office.

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And Ron and Martin.

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I decided to go to have some
dinner.

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So I driven to the office.

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Ron is walking these days from
knob hill.

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And if you know San Francisco
going from knob hill to south of

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market.

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It's about a 30 minute walk and
going home, of course,

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is a killer because it's all
uphill.

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And it really is the hill.

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If you know what I mean.

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So I said, dude, you know the
restaurant's near your place.

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Hop in Trinity, I brought her
right here.

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But of course, Tuesday morning,
she had started up as normal.

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And just made me feel so good.

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So we hopped in and through our
bags in the back.

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And you got to know that we
really appreciate engineering
both of us.

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We like engines and cars and
just the beauty of it.

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It doesn't have to be beautiful
on the outside.

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As long as it's beautiful on the
inside.

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And we're driving up.

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And this right about the top of
the hill there.

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There's a 45 degree angle.

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I can't believe I'm so stupid.

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We actually, we did something in
aviation that calls it.

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That we call inviting the boogie
man in.

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Now he said, hey, she's running
really nice, isn't she?

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Yeah, well, that was the big
mistake, of course.

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At the stop sign, top the hill,
45 degree angle.

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Coup.

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Transmission drops out.

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Can't go forward.

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Can only go on reverse.

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You can imagine that this is not
good on a one way street

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in San Francisco on a 45 degree
inclined.

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So, you know, it kind of made it
fun at the same time.

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And what it was, it was messed
up.

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And we actually contemplated
driving around reverse all the
way back down to the office.

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And I think if we had been
younger men, we probably would
have done that.

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But in this case, it seemed that
the tow truck was a bad idea.

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So we did get Trinity back to
the office.

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And the doctor has already come
to take a look.

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And it looks like she needs a
complete transmission overhaul.

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Which I knew was coming because
she was shifting kind of rough
since the day I got her.

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So, oh well, it'll all be for
the better, I guess.

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And of course, this will
actually motivate me and others
around me to get Trinity
completely pumped.

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Or should I say pimp?

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Yeah, let's say pimp.

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Beautiful music in the
background, by the way.

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You may recognize back in the
daily source code.

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Used to play the rock mining off
mix open.

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And Luke Stanley sent me this
version, which let me see.

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What do you say here?

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It's a PC chose to play with
piano first, because he thought
about me and the intro from back
then.

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And he plays it on the most
recent episode of his video
cast.

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He plays in cello, but cello
journey is name of the podcast.

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cello journey.com.

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So it's him Luke Stanley on the
cello.

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And in this case, pianist and
friend Ross English on piano.

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It's beautiful. It's beautiful.

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I thought it really went well
with the whole Trinity story.

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Which, of course, doesn't end
there because the woes have to
continue.

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So, after all this, it's like
1130.

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And so, I get back.

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I do my show prep, because I do
this early in the morning.

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It's just a little past 7am to
hit all the satellite windows,
et cetera.

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Go to bed.

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You know, I'm up at like 530.

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536 o'clock.

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And I realize I've left the
power adapter to the, to Shiba
laptop,

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which is what I'm producing the
entire show on.

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Let's say, oh, let's say a
moment brought to you by
accident hash.

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I noticed that I've left the
power adapter at the office.

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So, you know, we had a meeting
at 9 o'clock, so it was
completely hose.

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No way I was going to be able to
go to the office without the
car, of course.

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If I had had Trinity, I would
have jumped in, and what do you
care?

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We got to show you on going on
today.

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Um, I'm, well, you know, it's
not really bad news, but there's
just all kinds of crappy stuff
happened in success.

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And now Patricia and I, when she
was here last time, just what is
it two weeks ago, two and a half
weeks ago,

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we went out to buy me the
furniture that we're still
missing from the, from the
condo,

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which means I have a dining
table chairs, discuss that with
you the other day.

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The chairs are nice to have, and
this baker's rack, which is
going to be this set up for the
studio.

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And they're supposed to come on
Wednesday the 14th, and there's
actually, you know,

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as the documentation says, we'll
call you 24 hours ahead of time
to schedule within a four hour
window,

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when we're going to drop the
stuff off.

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And of course, they didn't call,
you know, we went through this
when I just got the condo,

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all the stuff that never
arrived.

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So, uh, I got Rosie on the case
at the office, and they said,
oh, well, yeah, no, um,

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it's not in stock, and we'll
just have to delay that until
June 24th.

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I saw the stuff, I asked
specifically, you know, you got
to drive to get to Levit,

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it's like, you know, it was like
a 15 minute drive from here off
the highway,

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and it was in stock, it was
there in the store room.

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They promised me time and time
again.

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And it's like, they don't even
call, you've got to call, you've
got to figure out what's going
on.

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Oh, well, you know, we'll just
schedule that for July the 24th.

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Do you, and please make sure you
listen to the daily source code
tomorrow.

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Dorks.

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So they're refunding my money.

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And now, of course, that doesn't
do me any good, because you
can't sit on bank rolls.

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Well, I guess you could.

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Hey Adam, this is Bridget with
the D, the latest addition to
your pod show team.

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I've been familiarizing myself
with the site, and I came, uh,
the pod sake music network,

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and I came across a band that
Steve and I agree would be
perfect for your next show.

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And this is a Steve of the
Stephen Mark,

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social scientists who we have
working at the at HQ.

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And Bridget and I actually have
not been formally introduced.

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I was expecting Steve and Mark
to do that yesterday,

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but I, uh, there's not, I think
we're very male heavy at the
office.

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So having women walk around, you
know, you do kind of notice.

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So Bridget, uh, I hope we get to
meet each other personally
today.

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And, uh, G, you know, the mood
that I mean regarding Levits?

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Hmm, yeah.

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I think it's time to play just
30 seconds of Big Mountain Fudge
Cake.

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And God hates penguins.

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I, you may want to be careful
with those bugs in your ear.

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God hates penguins, I hate you
too.

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God hates penguins, I hate you
too.

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God hates penguins, I hate you
too.

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God hates penguins, I hate you
too.

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God hates penguins, I hate you
too.

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You know, we got to use that
every single time I'm really
pissed off about something.

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So Levits, God hates penguins,
and he hates you.

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Hi Adam, it's Gary from New
Jersey.

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I've left you another message
previously.

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I just wanted to say that I
really enjoy listening to your
podcast.

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I listen to it every morning on
the way to work.

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I have about an hour of drive to
work and it really did.

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It's not a pleasant drive and it
really does.

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It does make the time go very,
very nicely.

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I especially encourage that I
guess the diversity of the
podcast.

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I certainly enjoy the geeky
stuff.

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But I also enjoy the
conversations between you and
Patricia.

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She sounds like a lovely woman
and you both sound like you're
very much a love.

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That's very nice.

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I really enjoy the podcast and I
don't have a podcast to promote.

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I just enjoy listening.

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Take care.

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You're happy about the good
work.

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Gary, thank you very much from
New Jersey.

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I just love it when listeners
call in.

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So he didn't really have much to
say other than that.

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He loves it, which is cool.

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But I just like it when
listeners call.

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If you're a listener and you
want to contribute because, you
know,

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most listeners don't have
microphones and everything set
up to send in feedback.

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Not a problem.

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We've got voicemail lines for
you.

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And I'm just kind of talking
here covering for myself as I'm
trying to find the voicemail
numbers.

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Here we go.

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We have a number in the United
States and New Jersey,

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201, 65, 65, 65, 7.

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Go ahead, put that in your phone
right now.

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And then as you store it, just
put in the Charlie or just
Charlie.

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Or Adam, which would be the top
of the list.

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No, don't do that because I get
so many butt phones.

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My name being Adam being at the
top of people's list.

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I can't count the number of butt
phone calls.

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I get someone sits on their
phone and then it just dials
whatever is handy,

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which is usually the top of the
list, which is usually A.

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Which is usually me.

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In London, we have a phone
number for you.

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O2O76813753.

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Lots of stuff going on at the
office as well for Pod Show UK.

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It's getting so exciting.

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I guess we're going to have
another whole delegation coming
over in the next couple of
weeks.

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And it's going to go fast.

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It really is.

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We're going to start cranking
into pretty high gear pretty
soon now.

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And it's all of course going to
come together.

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And I've told you about my stay
here being really,

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you know, the, how we're just,
the final touches are being put
on before we can go public data.

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And it's still going to be
fucked up and broken and full of
wards and burps and nooks and
crannies that are all wrong.

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Yeah, it's okay.

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But got a lot of people really
excited about it.

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And that would be the people
who've been working on it for 10
months at this point.

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Hey, last night, by the way, I
had dinner with the Emily
Morris.

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I've talked about her before.

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And in fact, it's funny. Emily
is she turned down an offer from
Pod Show to join the network.

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She had a podcast called The Sex
with Emily Podcast.

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And I really like what she was
doing.

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And I thought she really had a
way of connecting with her
listeners.

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And I think her numbers were
pretty darn good as well from
what I remember telling me.

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But she, just around the time
that we were talking to her
about joining the network.

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She was looking at a couple of
different things that she's, I
think she also an actress.

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In fact, she is, she's in the
movie. I'm a sex addict.

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You got to see that. That's
pretty funny. It's getting like
critical acclaim.

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I'm a sex addict the movie.com.

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But she's now on, what is it?

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Free FM 106 here in San
Francisco.

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It's owned by Infinity CBS.

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So it's old media, right?

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And they actually provide
podcast versions of her show.

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Which don't really work for me
because it's a call-in show.

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And it's about sex. But wow,
what I realize, listening to
that.

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And I'll have to listen to her
live on Saturday if I can find a
radio.

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I guess I'll have to sit in the
car to listen to the radio.

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If I have Trinity back by then,
she actually is at a very, you
know,

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where this nexus of mainstream
media where it's not satisfying
listeners,

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where we're completely, you
know, going off in one
direction.

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And the audience is running
towards podcasting and
podcasting is running towards
the audience.

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At the same time, I think that
there's a very few things that
we can't compete with.

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And when it comes to
asynchronous media like
podcasting, the live aspect,

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you know, I always say if we
find a song I've been loud and
don't go running to your iPod

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because you're going to be
disappointed at that very
moment.

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The next day, you'll have all
kinds of cool stuff to listen
to.

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When it comes to live,
particularly people in cars with
cell phones,

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who just want to talk to
someone, it really works.

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And I think that she, it's how
it's strange as it sounds.

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I think that she really is the
future of terrestrial radio.

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It's all this other stuff that
you're hearing.

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It's got to simplify.

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Radio has to really change their
ways.

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And it'll, you know, I'm
following her.

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But anyway, I was really nice
and went to a great restaurant,

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which I'm finding out that, you
know, around the condo,

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there is kind of, you know,
there's some nice places.

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What is it?

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The boulevard, which is right
off, it's a mission and
near-embarked arrow.

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Wow, great food.

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She makes me, she made me laugh
very much.

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She's like totally out of her
mind.

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So anyway.

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Soccer.

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It's coming up.

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This weekend, big, big game.

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And I think a couple of pod
showers are going to get
together

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and watch the game.

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And if you want to know more
about the world cup, as you
know,

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I don't care about soccer,
except one of the world cup,

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or maybe the European
championship.

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I don't even like the champion
league.

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But I do have an update for it.

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Hi, I'm Mrs. Phil.

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And this is Tony.

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We're from the Soccer Show
podcast available at
SoccerShow.com.

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Let's get caught up, mate.

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Let's do, because we're almost
at the end of the first round of
group games.

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Let's do a round of what we've
seen so far.

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The big games and the big teams.

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What stood out for you so far?

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I think going all the way back,
I think to that very first game

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to turn them at Germany against
Costa Rica.

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Six goals in the open and game
of a World Cup finals.

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You can't beat that.

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Yeah, I'm just going to jump in
here and say, oh, yeah.

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I mean, particularly because the
games are being hosted in
Germany.

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Yeah.

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I think the Germans are real
happy with what's going on
there.

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And then we had England on the
Saturday.

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They'd be Paraguay, one nail.

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It wasn't a great game.

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It wasn't a great performance.

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But it was the result.

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England needed Colin Beat,
Serbian, Montenegro, one nail.

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Yeah.

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Even though that wasn't a
fantastic score,

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because it, you know, I guess
it's,

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depending on how many goals you
score,

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that's how many points you get.

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I never understand any of the
scoring stuff.

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But man, Robin, Ryan Robin, who
is the Dutcher,

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what does he use as a striker?

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Is he, I think, as a striker?

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Wow, man.

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Guy was on fire.

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It was just, it was beautiful to
watch him.

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And if only Ruit von Nisselroy
could have jumped in,

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then they would probably have
scored a couple more goals.

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Looks like a really narrow
result,

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but I thought Holland would
tremendous.

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Yeah.

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Then we had OOCH, USA, NILL,

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Czech Republic.

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Oh, yeah.

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That's right.

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Yeah.

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It just doesn't look good now
for the USA.

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That gold difference could be a
killer for them.

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I think it's still doing the
game.

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They could still do it.

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And Italy got the result they
needed again.

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You know, none of the big teams

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have really looked at dominating
so far.

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I'm going to fast forward to
today's game,

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Brazil, one nail against
Croatia.

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Brazil didn't look that handy
for me.

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Czech Republic, for me, has been
the best team that I've seen.

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Over the next couple of days,

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we're actually going to go into
the,

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the first of the second round
games on

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way to stay.

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We've got Germany against
Poland.

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Which match?

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Absolutely huge historically.

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Great match.

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Germany's backline definitely
looks dodgy.

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So it could be an interest in
one.

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It's funny.

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I haven't heard from comics to
blogger about that game yet.

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Then Thursday,

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we have England versus Trinidad
and Tobago.

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Should be an easy one for
England.

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It should be the game that
guarantees their passage into
the next round.

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Friday, there's a few good ones
because it's our favorite group.

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I think.

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Group C, Argentina versus
Serbia, Montenegro.

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And then Holland versus the
Ivory Coast.

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So I'm really looking forward to
Friday.

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I think Friday.

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I don't agree.

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Yeah.

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I don't agree.

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No secret.

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The fight that I'm back in
Holland for this one.

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I want to see them soon too.

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Well, and hopefully see a few
goals in that one.

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All those games we've mentioned
are on ESPN 2, by the way.

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The year list of them is during
the week is on ESPN 2.

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And all the games is coming
weekend or on ABC in the United
States.

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A side day of course.

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It's the Italy versus the United
States.

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That's three o'clock Eastern
time in the US.

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And Rudy, it's a must win.

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I've been trying to work out how
the USA could go through with a
draw.

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And I don't think with a goal
difference they have.

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I don't think it's going to
happen.

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So they really need to come out
and beat Italy.

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And then Sunday, I think the
game of the day is going to be
Brazil versus Australia.

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The two teams that win their
opening matches.

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Okay.

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I think that's God's caught up.

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Check it out.

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And that is your subscription
list.

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Wherever it's soccershout.com.

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All right, guys.

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Thank you very much.

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I look forward to your next
update.

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Yeah.

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Saturday.

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So that's going to be fun.

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I think that the US actually, I
got hope.

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They got clobbered in that first
game.

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But I really feel that the
Italians are out there.

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They're probably thinking how
are you asking up.

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And they're going to come out
with their big swing index.

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But do not underestimate the
yank.

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Do not underestimate them.

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Some more UK feedback here.

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Go.

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Hey.

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There's a question for you from
the West Coast.

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One thing about England.

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I hear that you can't buy cider
and beer in the same pine glass
in England.

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Is this true?

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And you've said, how do you
explain that?

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A second question on legal
subjects in Holland.

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You cannot.

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To a moment.

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So first of all, is that what's
called the snake bite?

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I don't know if that's illegal
or not.

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I've had one.

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I've had one here in San
Francisco.

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This by the way is a K2.

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It's Kevin ready from pod show.

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It's not like I didn't know he
was going to call in with this
question.

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But he said, could you ask your
listeners?

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If snake bite is illegal in the
UK, it's a dude.

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You've got the voicemail line.

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Give me a call.

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I hear that they're going to be
following Ireland and preventing
people from smoking in public
places.

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How will this impact copy shops?

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And if it does impact copy shops
and you're forced to smoke
either neat or do without.

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Would you alter your smoking
habit accordingly if it's
supposed to?

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That's it.

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Good luck with Charlie.

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Hope to hear it too.

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Bye.

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Yeah.

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Well, this is going to happen
worldwide.

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And I think it's pretty much a
good thing.

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Smoking in public places.

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That's just doesn't work
anymore.

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I get it.

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And I've been a lifelong smoke,
I guess.

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And in the States, I really
enjoy it.

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You know, that's where there are
places in California where you
can't smoke on the beach.

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And I'm all for it.

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And it's good, you know, don't
get mad just to get even.

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And don't get mad just deal with
it.

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You can do whatever you want in
your own home.

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So now will it what'll happen in
the Netherlands?

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Man, the coffee shops are dying
breed.

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You can no longer sell a coffee
shop.

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A coffee shop, by the way, for
those who don't know, is not
where you buy coffee in
Amsterdam or in the rest of
Holland.

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It's where you buy marijuana and
it's legal or it's fuzzy.

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But you don't get arrested for
it.

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As I said, they're dying breed.

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You legally can now not sell a
coffee shop, the someone who
will then continue the coffee
shop.

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So when all the current owners
die, then it's just going to be
over.

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And quite honestly, you know,
Europe can't sell this anymore
on a pan European level.

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They can't be the only country
who is not outlawed this
particular plant.

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So they're going to clamp down.

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It's going to be over.

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It will be.

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But maybe in 50 years from now,
people understand really what
that plant does and what it can
do.

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And I'll tell you, man, my mom
has me make special tea whenever
I come over.

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She's really starting to dig
this stuff.

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All right, just a couple minutes
before we hit the satellite
window.

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I wanted to play for you.

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Let me just see if I can find it
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See, this is sucks.

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Oh, man.

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I have to open up in a quick
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That's funny.

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That's a reverse engineers with
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I found out that we've converted
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Hi, this is Kurt Cohen from
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I was catching up with a Friday
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When I was traveling to the
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programming there.

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As soon as I got out of the
year, I started my ice,

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and keenly started stopping
boobs.

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I had to put my sunglasses on to
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I hope you caught that.

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I was talking about with the
warm weather in London that
there's just

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Wald.

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I was talking with Patricia
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There's just Waldowall boobs
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Oh, man.

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English women like showing them
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Yep.

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Sunglasses are required.

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The colleagues.

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Well, female colleagues.

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In case you're missing London
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It's a podcast with loads of
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The second series consists of
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record company for those who
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Listen to this.

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This is really cool.

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So his client is Euro starts.

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The train that runs all across
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Take your straight to
Disneyland.

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And so they're putting together
some kind of marketing
materials.

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And he went to the Podsiff Music
Network and contacted

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each of the bands and the
members to get permission.

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And I presume he played them as
well to license the music to

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put into their marketing.

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It's great dude.

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I can't tell you how much I
appreciate you thinking of the
PMN.

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I thought this might just
interest you.

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Because there is a demand on the
commercial side for,

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for about 16 years it could be
used in,

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and this call it the semi
commercial podcast.

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So anybody who understands that
your French serves to

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www.uristard.com slash the
London dates and

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subscribe to the feed.

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Thanks, bye.

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So if you're kind of new
listening to podcasts and you're

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wondering, well, what exactly
are this?

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There's only two questions I
really get from people.

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So what does Podsiff Music and
what does this

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and say a thing all about?

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This and say a thing another
time.

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Podsiff Music Network though.

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This is me.

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God.

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Since you.

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The Podsiff Music Network was
devised really to create a place

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where artists can come together
with podcasters.

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That's really the main.

30:30.000 --> 30:32.000
And there's a subpart to it, of
course,

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for listeners who want to find
out more about the artist,

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perhaps by an MP3, et cetera.

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But it's all about the
licensing.

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And this is the thing that
mainstream media and the record
industry

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or really the record industry
has not been able to figure out

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is, you know, without breaking
their own rules,

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how do they get this music in
the hands of podcasters

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because, yeah, because it's a
podcasters down low,

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which means people could steal
it and blah, blah, blah, blah,
blah.

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It goes nowhere.

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Although there are, you know,
what we're seeing now

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is there are many artists who
own their own stuff.

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You know, you have to own your
own stuff.

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Usually if you're with a record
company,

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the record company owns your
material.

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And they're the ones that make
all the decisions.

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But if you own your own stuff,
you can write a license

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to anybody you want.

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It could be for Eurostar or
could be for podcasts.

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We've just made it simple where
you sign up.

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You put your stuff up.

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The licenses in place and you're
protected.

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But there is some confusion.

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So this guy really got it right.

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You know, he went out and
licensed everything.

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This other piece of feedback I
received really important

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that you listen to what's going
on here because it's not right.

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And it is in violation of the
pod save music network terms.

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And it's good that this comes
up.

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Because of course, there's no
malice intended.

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But we do have to discuss this.

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So listen to this.

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How do you add them?

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This is David from the Catholic
Family podcast at
catholicfamilypodcast.com.

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And I have some questions for
you today.

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Recently, we created a companion
feed to a regular podcast that
contains

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all of the pod safe music that
we play sorted by episode.

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Since we play mostly Christian
rock, the theory is that this
music

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only feed makes downloading the
songs into a playlist

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convenient for our subscribers.

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Since we're giving attribution
for the songs in the feed,

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including a link to the artist.

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And we're using them in a
non-commercial manner.

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I would think that this would be
an acceptable use of pod safe
music.

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Recently, I noticed that the pod
safe music network that there
was a message

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at the bottom of my podcasting
page that read,

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we have removed XML feed due to
abuse by some users.

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We are currently working on
other options.

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I'm guessing that podcasters
were using this feed to point
their subscribers

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to pod safe music, which would
mean that the subscribers were
downloading

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many times the number of files
that would be downloaded

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in the podcasters were
downloading them.

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Now, I believe that we as
podcasters should share the
load.

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So I've made copies of all of
our podcasters and put them in
our server

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so that I'm not taking advantage
of your servers.

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These are the files that our
music feed references.

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Here are my questions.

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Is it becoming a common practice
for podcasters to create

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companion feeds for this
purpose?

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Do you think it is a legitimate
use of pod safe music to provide
this?

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And if so, should podcasters
share the load,

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especially considering the
imminent launch of the PDN,

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or is this something that you
will support?

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Bye for now.

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All right, so let's step back.

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No, not okay, not legal use of
the material.

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My microphone should.

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Okay, so essentially, if I
understand correctly what you're
doing

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is you're using music in the
show and then as a service to
your listeners,

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you've created a companion feed,
which if you subscribe to it,

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then those songs, the actual
MP3s will drop into your
podcatcher.

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You know, it'll come into your
iTunes or whatever.

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No, not allowed, go reread the
terms and conditions.

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You're only allowed to use these
songs in a new form.

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And the legalese is, it's not
even that legal actually when
you read it,

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but it can only be in a new form
of work.

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So you can't actually take the
file itself and in fact it says,

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you may not redistribute these
that way.

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You can't just take the file and
give it away again.

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It's completely wrong.

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And if you think about it, use
some common sense.

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No, you cannot do that.

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I think about the XML link,
which was actually was quite
nice,

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because I used that a lot.

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If you add something to your
playlist as a producer, as a
podcaster,

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then that would become
automatically part of a feed.

34:21.000 --> 34:25.000
And so I could then have all the
songs that I've played come into
my computer

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automatically, so it have the
nicely organized et cetera.

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And of course, what people were
either doing or finding out is
they were

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figuring out where these feeds
were and they just subscribed to
them.

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And you just get free music all
day.

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So no, you cannot do that.

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Please remove the companion
feed.

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I'm happy you asked.

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But as nothing to do with
servers or bandwidth,

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it's just, it's not what the
license says.

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It's not what the agreement is.

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Okay.

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So the whole point of the
podsaid music network or the way
it's

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supposed to function is when you
play a song.

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You report that to the network
so the artist knows that he was
played

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or the band was played.

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And you put a link in your show
notes so that listeners can go
over

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find out about the artist,
listen to other songs.

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And if they want, they can
actually purchase the MP3.

35:10.000 --> 35:13.000
So I think you know that if you
have purchasing there and you're
giving away

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away, that's not those two
things don't go together.

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So please don't be giving away
the music in that manner.

35:21.000 --> 35:24.000
It is not yours to give away.

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It is yours to use within a new
piece of work,

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which would be a podcast or a
video podcast.

35:29.000 --> 35:31.000
Almost anything else you can
think of,

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but not as individual original
files.

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Thank you.

35:44.000 --> 35:46.000
Hey y'all, you podcast fans out
there.

35:46.000 --> 35:47.000
This is Michael O'D.

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Of most people are D days.

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But do you know that this week's
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truly.

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So check it out on Monday,

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where everyone is a critic and
most people are D days.

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Especially Michael O'D.

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Hey y'all, I don't get you out
from what's outside of you

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and the podcast and both the
name and second life

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and also the data cast.

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Hey look, good to see you in
second life this afternoon at
the brothel.

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Riding the ball, I'm still
cleaning bull poop off my shoes,

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but a little virtual bull poop
off my virtual shoes.

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But anyway, I think last time I
saw you with that

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the Potio Palace opening, which
by the way,

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episode 87 of Love House Radio,

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I did do my sound scene tour of
the opening.

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Nothing exciting, but kind of
neat to play with.

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While the window is the palace,

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when we were going to see some
performances,

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maybe some pot-tap artists or
something

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that nature just kind of
curious.

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I felt like a exciting concept
to get like a

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adjustment in their play and or
something like that.

36:59.000 --> 37:02.000
Didn't know if I was off the
mailing list or if I was still
in the works,

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but just wanted to check in with
you.

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Again, good seeing you.

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And we'll talk to you soon.

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Yeah, PD, thank you man.

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He's really been very helpful
with the stuff

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that I've been thinking about
doing in second life.

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This is my wife makes me say
this every single time.

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It's the virtual world second
life.

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It's a game, but then it's not
really

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and then it is again kind of
it's a chat environment.

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It's a place where people get
together.

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There's so many technical and
technological limitations

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to this that, you know,

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I'm still trying to figure out
what exactly to do.

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I have come up with a plan with
the,

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well, most of you who are in
second life

37:38.000 --> 37:40.000
have probably seen Brittany
Mason.

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So Brittany and I've come up
with a plan

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and we're working with a couple
of people on,

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on making something happen that
I think will facilitate all
this.

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You know, we had the palace
idea.

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But the technical limitations,
oh sorry.

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The technical limitations just
really don't make it possible.

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More than like 30 people hanging
around at one time.

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So this is some stuff that we're
doing to up that number

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and to really make a community
place

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where we have a lot more control
over what's happening

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because I get so sick and tired
of, you know,

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shit appearing and stuff blowing
up

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and they're definitely, you
know,

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my castle has been destroyed
several times.

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Like, no one knows mysteriously
how it happened.

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So I just had no patience for
that.

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I'm all for trying to make
something happen there,

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but not if all this crap goes
down

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and if it just doesn't work
right.

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So I'll keep you up to speed on
that,

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but it'll probably be,

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it'll probably be another week
or two before anything

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really worth mentioning is,

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it's going to take place.

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And of course, as always, when
it rains,

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it pours, it all comes together
because

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the Podgeau Plus, Podsafe,

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the Podcast delivery network,

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everything coming together.

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The nexus are intertwining.

38:50.000 --> 38:53.000
Hey Adam, this is Tom from the
Buckeye Drive Time Podcast.

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Since you have some audio
comments,

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you've played me a couple times
on the air.

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I appreciate that.

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And I have sent you a ton of
mail

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and have just begged until I can
beg no more.

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Oh, dude.

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I ignore all that shit for a
Podgeau contract.

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I'm coming up on 100 shows.

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I'm getting ready to record.

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Wait, wait, wait, wait.

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What is that?

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Begging for a Podgeau contract?

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Oh, no.

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Let me just put that piece
again.

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I'm coming up on 100 shows.

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I'm getting ready to record show
number 80.

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And have just begged until I can
beg no more

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for a Podgeau contract.

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I'm coming up on 100 shows.

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I'm getting ready to record show
number 80.

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And it would be great to have
this done before I hit my
centennial.

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That will mean that I have spun
over 3,000 songs

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from the Podsafe music network

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and played over 3,000 promos for
other podcasts.

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One of the things that's kind of

39:39.000 --> 39:42.000
concerning is how many of the
podcasts that I have spun

39:42.000 --> 39:45.000
the first promo for on Buckeye
Drive Time

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and they've going on to have
Podgeau contracts.

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What do I have to do here?

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Let me know.

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I definitely would like to see
if being on Podgeau

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can up the listenership.

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Thanks, talk to you later.

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Well, I should certainly hope
so.

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Well, there's a couple of things
we can do.

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The first of all, just I think I
should reiterate

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when we launch very soon.

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It's going to be free for any
podcast.

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Anyone who wants to do any type
of podcast

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and you'll be able to use the
infrastructure,

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the network, the delivery
network.

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We've got fantastic place for
your audience members

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to interact with you, interact
with each other,

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connect, share, a lot of the
aisle, the stuff.

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It's a social media network.

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And you'll be able to use all
that for free.

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Maybe you want to check that out
first

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and see, because it's like,
yeah,

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I just want to get the contract
done real quick.

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It doesn't work that way.

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Everyone always has questions
and it's a process.

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And the process is ongoing.

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Your name of course has been
submitted

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to the official submission
committee

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who his name is Richard.

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I did that probably a couple of
weeks ago.

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Yeah, man.

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I like what you're doing.

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Definitely.

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Okay, I'm going to wind it up.

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I've got to head off to the
office.

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Lots of stuff still to do.

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It's going to be another fun
day.

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Breaking some technology,

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dreaming, coming up with cool
stuff.

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And as always around the four or
five PM,

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we all break out our laptops and

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speakers and start cranking up
music

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because we're all just so giddy
and stupid by that time.

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The Adams is at Roberts,

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from the looking out the window
podcast

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and the Kansas City Weather
Podcast.

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I was just wondering if you have
gotten a chance

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to hear more of a class brand
new song.

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You just put it out on the
podcast music network.

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A few days ago,

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I don't know, maybe in the weeks
ago.

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I heard C.C. Chapman talking
about

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he couldn't play it because of
computer problems and stuff.

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It's called not for me,

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just absolutely made tender,

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emotionally gripping,

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you know,

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it really showcases your voice.

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It's going to lead you crazy for
more at the end.

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And I think you'll just be
horrible.

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If you didn't get a chance to at
least hear it

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or even play it on the B.S.C.

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Saturday, email,

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we're going to be interviewing
here

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for looking out the window.

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You're probably this week.

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I don't know if it would be good

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in this week's show or not,

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but we'll get the story behind
what that song is all about.

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I'm looking out the window.

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And you're listening,

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there's that would be a very
cool thing to hear.

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I want to be sure to be able to
hook up

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and do the interview.

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And keep it going.

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I'm going to have you back in
the stage, bro.

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Bye.

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[ Music ]

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Now that I'm over you

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Wow, is that prettier?

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Laura Clap, not for me

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I totally agree, it does leave
you

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Just wanting for more at the end
of that

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It is chilling

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And you can find Laura Clap on
the Podsake Music Network

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You know, it's really nice

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You know, all the Podsake Music

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You can really get involved in
an artist's career

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What they're doing

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Because it's all still so small

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I guess it's very much
reminiscent of the 60s

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And coffee houses and stuff like
that

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And the FM radio in the early
early early days

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And what's so nice is that

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And so often when I play a song

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The artist will send me an email

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Because when you report that
into the network

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Automatically notification is
sent to the artist

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And they'll send me an email

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Thanking me

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Oh, terrible

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Excuse me

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Damn, sorry

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But they'll do it every single
time

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And my response is almost
automatic now

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Please don't thank me

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I thank you so much for putting
your music up there

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For taking a risk and hopefully
it's paying off for every single
artist who is

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Joining up with PMN

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And also when we come out with
Podsco plus in the PDM

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There's all kinds of stuff for
artists there as well

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I mean it's like

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I wish I had a hundred more
people

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So we'd go a hundred times
faster

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It's just it's so much work and
so much to be done

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But it's it's going to be great

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Anyway

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Laura Clap has sent these emails
to me several times

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And you know and she keeps
thanking me

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And I say don't thank me

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Just send naked pictures

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All right everybody tomorrow

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We're going to do the thank God
us fried edition of the daily
source code to feedback

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You've got the voicemail numbers
everything is in the show notes

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where you can find the latest
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Take care everybody. I'll see
you tomorrow

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I did that

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Peter help me out

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