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Delta Sierra Charley, 4-1-4

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With $60 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Than the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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

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I have a large of a listener.

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Back in the dark.

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Some colleagues do the show.

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I need you to show.

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I've got a metal picture.

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We're on the show.

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I'm on the show.

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I need you to show.

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I'm on the show.

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I'm on the show.

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I'm on the show.

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We need the show.

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I'm on the show.

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I only do autograph after the
show.

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[ Music ]

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After all.

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For a new York City straight to
your ear buds.

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Thanks to the proudly music
network.

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My best friend.

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It's only love.

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And it already weighs.

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Everybody how you are coming to
you from the affluent suburb of
Surrey.

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It's An kills for it.

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That's right.

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Direct from Kurii Kotters your
daily source code.

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Now, I'm going to assume that
most people who listen to the
show actually are no longer in
school.

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Do you remember the days?

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The day and today is one of
those days.

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If you look outside, it's it's
beautiful weather.

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The birds are chirping in the
background.

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If I just shut up for a second,
you'll hear them.

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Come on, you crap heads.

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See, when you ask them to, they
never do it.

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The birds are chirping.

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The sun is shining.

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And remember when you were in
high school, or maybe even in
grade school.

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And those wonderful words the
teacher would say is, kids,
today we're going to do some
different.

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We're going to take class
outside.

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You remember that and like, and
you'd really be into it and
you'd all go sit on the grass in
the sunshine

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or maybe in the shade and he'd
bring along some of the drink
and he'd have your books.

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And actually it was, you'd
really be able to concentrate
really well and there was always
a good vibe.

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Well, I want to do something
different today as well.

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This morning, I was sitting in
the big green thing going
through the pod segment music
network,

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listening to all the new tracks
that have been submitted.

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By the way, this is something I
used to do when I was on the
radio.

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Once a week, the record
promoters would come by and say,
hey, here's this new song,

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here's this song, check out this
album, check out this record.

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And we'd spend a couple hours on
a Friday, usually, going through
all the new releases of the
week.

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But these days with the pod
segment music network, you can
do that.

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In fact, you not only can you,
but I do that every single day.

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I sit here and I listen to all
the new tracks and all the
diverse music and I'm always
smiling.

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Whether I like the songs or not,
just I can't believe the energy
that people are putting into
this.

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So I figured today would just
play a lot of music and stuff
like that.

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Adam, yeah.

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Aaron.

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Aaron.

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Hey, just wanted to call and
find out why I lately, everybody
that's been leaving a U of
message on the voicemail,

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sounds like they went to the
Captain Kirk School of
Broadcasting.

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Exactly.

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And I enjoyed Sierra, number two
is what's up with that, man.

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I mean, like, what a bunch of
non-polishers, who doesn't have
time to sit around to

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almond-collar, voicemail.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Love a show.

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Crashing.

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Burn it.

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Exactly.

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Not a lot of voicemails in
today's show.

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If you want to leave one,
though, you can give us a call
in New Jersey.

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The numbers 201, 625, 635, 7.

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In London, our number is O2O,
768, 1375, 3.

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You won't hear any fancy
greeting just to, hey, leave
your message and I look forward
to

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hearing from you.

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So, in the vein of playing music
today, some more stuff in the
pod save music network.

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Delphany and blue, and
California.

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Yeah, I love you, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
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yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah

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[ Music ]

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Delphinium blue, California, of
course you can find links to
every single song on today's

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show in the show notes, a daily
source code dot com.

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It's so cool reading the bios of
these artists that they put up
themselves on the

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pot safe music network.

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He's from the District of
Columbia.

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I'm just going to read this
verbatim.

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Delphinium blue has been
described as a mixture of Pet
Shop Boys, Prince, Moby, and

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Pet Shmode.

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It's pop rock wrapped up in
electronic production created by
one guy, Arlon Godwin, an openly

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gay songwriter and producer who
was performed before more than
250,000 people in the last

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year alone.

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Yeah, all of the songs that you
hear today on the Daily Source
Code will be made available

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for purchase if the artist wants
that because that's all part of
the big, unlabeled concept.

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This is so liberating, man.

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I used to do music shows all the
time, but it was kind of
whatever came out of the
computer.

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Of course, when I was doing
shows 25 years ago, that's kind
of like old school, you know,

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feeling good.

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So I'm going through through my
email and through notes and I
stumbled across a news report,

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which it really shocked me that
I hadn't that I didn't know this
had happened a couple

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of weeks ago.

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The report that I read was from
June 6, so I think it's from the
first week of June.

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I did not know that Billy
Preston passed away.

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If you don't know, and the whole
fact that I, and I was in the
US, I think it was in

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the States, right?

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I mean, this is Billy Preston
deserves more than, you know,
just a little mention in

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rollings on rollingstone.com.

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He deserves more than maybe a
quick 15 second to pass away
this week in entertainment
tonight.

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This guy deserves some major
props.

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He was truly the fifth beetle.

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And the sixth rolling stone, if
you think about it.

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Here's this, this is from my
thing, this is from
rollingstone.com.

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Let me just read this to you.

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Billy Preston, the exuberant
keyboardist who landed dream
gigs with the beetles and the

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rolling stones and enjoyed his
own series of hit singles,
including out of space and
nothing

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from nothing died Tuesday at age
59, which is way too fucking
young.

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Rolling stone didn't write that.

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That was editorial by me.

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Preston's long-time manager,
Joyce Moore said Preston had
been in a coma since November

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and a care facility and was
taken to a hospital in
Scottsdale, Arizona, Saturday
after

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his condition deteriorated.

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She says he had a very, very
beautiful last few hours and a
very beautiful passing.

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Preston who had battled to
chronic kidney failure had
undergone a kidney transplant in
2002,

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but the kidney failed and he had
been on dialysis treatments ever
since.

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Okay, so 75% of this report is
about him dying and not about
the tremendous amount

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of work this guy created for us.

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And of course, none of the songs
that he created are pod safe.

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But in this case, I think I have
to make an exception to my own
rule and I really don't

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care if I go to jail for this
because Billy Preston deserves
to be remembered in rock

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and roll in pop history as
someone who was really important
and instrumental.

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And also, and this is a widely
known fact in rock and roll, not
very known in entertainment

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show business reporting, but
apparently he also had a huge
penis, it's just one of those

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things you pick up, you know,
being in the business for years
and years.

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And at one point, I believe he
was married, I don't know if he
was married to Syrida or

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Syrida was married to Stevie
Wonder, I can't really remember
how that all fit together.

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But he had a couple of hits with
Syrida, one I could not find on
the Napster, which is

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it will come in time, which was
one of my favorites.

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And from when I was growing up,
but he had a huge smash all over
Europe with the song

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that I'm going to play for you
now, again, it's not pod safe,
but damn Billy Preston,

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I'm going to miss you.

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With you on Born Again, Billy
Preston and Syrida, illegal play
on the Charney.

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Come bring me your softness,
come for me through all this
madness, warm and

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[ Music ]

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you know with you, I'm born
again.

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Come bring me your softness,
come for me through all this
madness, warm and don't

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know with you, I'm born again on
the daily source code, and that
really does piss me off

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when people who've contributed
so much get so overlooked
because of populist demand for

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entertainment content.

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I really truly feel that's my
duty to bring stuff like that to
you, and I think it's

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well worth the risk in this
case.

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Another one of those fabulous
musicians and artists who
contributed so much, certainly
in my

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lifetime with the music which of
course is the soundtrack to your
life was Dan Hartman,

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and he died, oh man, I think Dan
passed away 12, 13 years ago,
and not a fucking

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peep man, almost nothing, and
this guy made, he was a personal
friend, but he had so many

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hits, just unbelievable, and I
remember, and this was
pre-podcasting, I was still at

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MTV, I could barely get him to
play a video, you know, I can
dream about you as the more

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like a VH1 video, if it's dude,
it's Dan Frick and Hartman, and
I just never really understood.

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So again, I feel that's my duty
to highlight some of that stuff
when it comes along,

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which I hope isn't too often
because we like having all these
great artists around, you

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know what I mean?

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Ah, okay, let me see how we
doing now, I think I can play
one more song here that the

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serious satellite listeners will
be able to enjoy, of course,
those of you tuning in on

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serious stars 102, you're in the
middle of our pod show podcast
block, taking up your

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10, the clock in the eastern
time zone, we have Pacific Coast
Hellway coming up, he's

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radio, Don Drew, Steve Gilmore's
Daily Show, let's see, Thursday
today, so I think it's

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also digital flawed some, and of
course, Michael Butler will wind
it up with some pod

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safe tunes and some good kickass
rock and roll between 930 and 10
o'clock.

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From British Columbia, Johnny
Ferreira, he's an award-winning
saxophonist, international

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touring and recording artists
that writes and performs his old
brand of R&B, swing, jazz,

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and rock and roll, backed by his
8 piece band with horn section,
rock and guitar, boogie

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piano and his screaming sax,
it's something different, I
think you're like the 90

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down, I don't care about you
cleaning up, I'm making your
eyes as quiet enough, I won't

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[ Music ]

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taught all the way around, you
know what I'm saying, when
you're wearing that night

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it gown, I'm buttering creams,
what your skin feels like,
there's a rubbing your shoulders

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left to right, I always want to
stay the rest of the night when
you're wearing that night

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[ Music ]

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When you're wearing that naughty
gown

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When you're wearing that naughty
gown

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I know about you

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But you just don't hear enough
of that on the radio

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You know what I'm saying?

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You cannot get that anywhere
else

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Podcasts are bringing it to you

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You can find that all in the
Pods have music network

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Every single genre that you can
think of is there

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It's really busy this week for
me

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Every single evening we're going
on until

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Or at least I'm going on until
around 11.30 midnight

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Talking to Pod Show HQ in San
Francisco

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As we near the unleashing of Pod
Show

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The Pod Show Plus, the Pod Cast
delivery network

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And portions at least of the
upgraded Pods

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Pod Save Music Network

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It's all going to come together
at the same time

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Just before we start opening up
our offices in the UK

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It's getting nuts

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And I know I haven't given you
an official date

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But trust me when I say that
we'll be liberating your media

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Yeah, here's something I want
you to help me out with

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So of course I've been keeping
you up to speed on my mom's
progress

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And one thing that is maybe the
Charlie listeners can help with

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Because I've had four doctors
look at it, mouth hygienists

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All kinds of specialists

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Because of my mom's diminished
immunity

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She's developed these blisters
in her mouth

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Which makes it incredibly
painful to eat

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Or even in many cases to drink

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Crap

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If you're on serious, go to
dailysourcecode.com

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And listen to the rest of the
show

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So you can hear exactly what I
need from you

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Because maybe you guys can help

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PCH is next if you're listening
to stars 102

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And those of you who of course
are really hit to

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And listen to the Pod Cast, you
can just keep listening

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So these are like source

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And I don't want to cross you
out

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But it makes it incredibly
difficult for her to eat

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Which of course is the one thing
she needs to do

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The most right now is eat

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And we've tried everything,
everything off the shelf

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So you don't have, you know

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There's all kinds of stuff that
will numb it out

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And give you temporary relief

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But it's really looking for a
longer term solution

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There may not be one

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But if you know of anyone who's
in the same situation

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My mom is in

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And has had something similar

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And if you know of a solution

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I'd be very happy to hear from
you

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Adamaccurry.com

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Today kicks off Nomdex

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In Seattle, Washington

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This is a Chris Perillo's show

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Chris and Ponzi

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I have to say it's really Ponzi
show

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I'm sorry Chris

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But Ponzi really is the engine
behind this

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You're the front man dude

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You know, you're like a facade

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Just like me for Pod Show

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But it's okay because we all
need a strong woman behind us

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Making a shit really happen

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Now unfortunately I couldn't be
at Nomdex

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I had fully planned on being
there

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Because I really do enjoy the
show

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And I think it is

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It's a great place to meet
people

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It's a great place to hear
interesting speakers

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And it's just a well organized
conference

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And it's always a lot of fun

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And Chris and Ponzi are full of
so much energy

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It's just a joy just to watch
them

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As they go about making this a
huge party

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So I want to congratulate them

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First off with the Nomdex 6.0

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And Derek Kay Miller

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Created a song about it

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Which is pretty funny

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And I'd love to share it with

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Nomdex

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It's typical to explain

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It's typical to explain

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Nomdex

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Nomdex

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It's big bang

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[ Music ]

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Because I've become a monster

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Nomdex

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Every conference

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Sucked and I turned it around

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I attended my first nomdex to
the age of six

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Every then I know about life

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Love for the human condition

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I learned a nomdex

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If mankind

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Will be saved

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The answers will be found

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Among the pocket presenters

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Any bad memories

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Are my people working in the
fight

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Oh, easy

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Nomdex is like that

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I'm into the picture

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I say, so I'm here

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All our good friends

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I don't know Nomdex

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It's a point here

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It's a witch factor

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Up into the fucker

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If you're tired

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I'd light up

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When they give you something

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I'd give you something

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I'd give you something

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I'd like to give you a nomdex

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I'd like a nomdex

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And your choice

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Of a web feed format

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My cause of rage

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You know I think

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We really ought to try

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To the globe

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That bandwidth

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All that bandwidth

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Sky high

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The world's shortest

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Teddy Gettles so low

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For fantasy, yes

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And life world

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[ Music ]

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Nondex

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It keeps us out of control

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I'd like people

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Come in with that

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Give someone to say

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Hey, could I come and pitch my
product

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We basically kick them in the
shin

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I hope there's a life feed like
last year so I can listen in
because I truly look forward to
hear any of that and that was it

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John Edwards is keynote speaker,
so that should be a good show

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You know, I forget every single
time I do one of these segments.
I get a whole slew of yanks
versus the Britscom

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Everybody knows that it's a yarn
to see. Let's just like you and
me. It's the yanks and the Brits

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The yanks versus the Brits

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Mind the gap Charles quietly
sent me something really funny.
He'd picked up which totally
encompasses and encapsulates

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What the real differences are
between the yanks and the Brits
from the Brits side this time

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Here we go. Being British is
about driving in a German car to
an Irish pub for a Belgian beer

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Then traveling home grabbing an
Indian curry or a Turkish cabab
on the way to sit on a sweetest
furniture and watch American
shows on a Japanese television

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And the most British thing of
all well of course suspicion of
anything foreign

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Here's the central part dude.
He's also on the pot safe music
network Tom Cruise scares me

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How about you? He shouldn't be
that scary

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He's only five foot two

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But ten people some mission
impossible three because he's
always talking back

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Scientology makes an ordinary
guy like me say Tom Cruise
scares me

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Oprah scares me just like a
little pub

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I think on her worst day she
could beat me up

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Now she started out like a nice
young girl but you better watch
out because once your plans
unfold

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She's gonna take over the world
and Oprah scares me

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[ Music ]

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With those be the eyes

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They get intense and glary

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Every time he lies which is
often

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He's got a machine where his
heart should be

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Just pumping out an evil
philosophy

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Issues people in the face and
gets away

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Scott free and he scares me

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Wolfe puts her scares me

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I just think it's nuts

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To have a name that's scary

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Wolfe puts her on such a little
pots

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Now the folks at CNN think the
man's revered

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But he's kind of like an elf
with a scruffy fear

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[ Music ]

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Ordinary people like you and me

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Save Tom Cruise scares me

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David, he polito is his name

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He can find him in Central Park
in New York City

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Hundreds of thousands of people
have seen him there

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He performs during these months
really

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He's funny

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And he's got his stuff up on the
pod save music

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Now work all the links to that
of course in the show today

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And for the ongoing conversation
go to curry.com

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And all that's going to change
pretty soon

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As we move over to pod show plus

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New tools for listeners, ways
for you to enjoy pod

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Cast better for you to share pod
cast with others

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To talk about them, to promote
them, to contribute to them

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It's like magic box

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All right

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Dude, I think that's it

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That's right

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I was going to say that this has
been nice

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Hope you enjoyed it

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Hope you liked the songs

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Of course, the beauty of pod
casting

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As you can skip through a song
you don't like

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And this is just fun

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In fact, this is the kind, well
not these songs in particular

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But I do like kind of DJing
stuff

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I really missed doing that

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And once we get pod show plus
pushed out

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And we're rolling with that

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I certainly plan on doing some
DJing at the pod show

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Palace in second life

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We've got, I call it DD

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What's her name? Drew

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D-R-U

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She's, uh, she's been doing the
DJing

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She's from the UK

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And she's so, the way she does
it is so cute

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It's really an enjoyable
experience

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Just too bad

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That, you know, all the
limitations of second life

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You can basically only have 28
people listening to it

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At the same time

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Thanks to Cast Blaster Mike for
sending me the new new new new
new beta version

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As we get ready to integrate
everything

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Not only does it now post
directly up to the podcast
delivery network

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It's got a little HTML editor in
there

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Which, uh, well, you'll see

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I've used it on the show today

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And, uh, bam, it's just getting
so much easier

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Even for me

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I'll see you tomorrow everybody

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Take care and of course tomorrow

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Friday festivities

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Get this pod cast

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I love it