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Delta Sierra Charlie 415
celebrating the beauty of women
worldwide.

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Adam Rodrigo, call you from
SoHo, the hard of London.

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I don't know how you time it
made, you went to the U.S., the
weather turned cold,

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20 sweaters last week, but now
the weather's turned and I tell
you, the boobs are out.

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The boobs are out, oh shit, the
people look at me.

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

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then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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

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I'm just kidding, he's so angry.

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That's right, it's special
Friday edition of the Daily
Source Code celebrating the
beauty of women worldwide.

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Should back relax and enjoy.

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[ Music ]

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Love is all I need, hope is
shining

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To be around us, Esperanza, on
the daily source code

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It's right everybody, how you're
doing

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It's an all-female Friday on the
Charlie Why?

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Because it's my show, that's why

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And you can hear the luxurious
air conditioner

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In the background here, and the
curry cottage studios

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And the affluent suburb of
Surrey and Geilford

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Better known as the fan

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Where do you get it from?

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Tesco?

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Something like that?

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Yeah, it's heating up

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And I guess when it heats up,
the host of your show heats up

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And I was checking the podsafe
music network this morning

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As I always do, listen to all
the new songs

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I also have a look at the top
ten played songs of yesterday

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Of the week, today, and of the
month

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And it was just a whole bunch of
women in there

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Like, you know, and I just one
song after

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Now, they're not all as up tempo

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As Esperanza, but how they're
just beautiful

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And, you know, there's not a
woman in the world

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That I can't find beauty in, I
just love women

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So, today the show is dedicated
to all the women of the world

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I almost want to break out
moments in what knots with girls

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But of course, that would be
violating the rules

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And I did it, yes, so they would
Billy Preston

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Man, you know, that's so messed
up

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That all this great music

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That you'll just never hear on
the radio again

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It's going to just slowly fade
away

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And no one will ever hear about
it

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And it'll be gone, you know, we
still listen to classical music

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Two day, you know

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And there's reasons for that

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Two, 200 years after the fact
even

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There's, there's definite
reasons for it

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And it's, and it's not because

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There was an RIA back then, you
know what I mean?

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So, we're just losing all that

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So, it's going to be some
different tunes on the show
today

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There's some stuff you
definitely will never hear on
the radio

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But of course, all by beautiful
women

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Hey Adam, young from the
Netherlands

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I just want to let you know that
I really really enjoy

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Listening to your show

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And there are two things

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I had a nice day last night

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And if I birded my non-year-old
daughter set 10-0

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But just a big laugh

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And for the things, I really
like the way you respond to

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Some emails from myself

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And give me a good feeling about
it

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That you really, really try to
listen to your

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Audience

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Keep up the good work

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Love hearing you

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Yeah, thank you

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Nice to meet you

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Love hearing you, isn't that
nice?

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Young, dude, the audience is the
show

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It's like I just sit here and
play stuff that you guys make

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That's all I'm doing

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And if it's not that, then it's
the lady Patricia

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So it's my job is relatively
easy

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I appreciate it

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I need some good sensal verbs
actually

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I haven't been very gastronomic

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Lately

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So send them in

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That's what those voice mail
numbers are really for, you
know?

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I had them, this is Paul Smith

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And the athlete went to suburb
both, Gainesville, Florida

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Yeah

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Hey, hopefully this is the right
number

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I've been listening to the Delta
Sierra since the beginning

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And you say those numbers

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The column number is so fast

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And I could ever write it down

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But for some reason, drive it
home for more

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This afternoon, I caught it

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So I just want to say hey, I
love the music, I love the show

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Hey, have a good one

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You all man

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Okay, so here we go

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Get out your mobile phones

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So you can program it and you
only have to do it once

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I'll do it real slow, you're
right of course

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I rattled those numbers off
really quickly

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Thinking that the disjocchi
after me on the station will
repeat it again

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And eventually you'll get it

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But of course, that's not the
way it works in podcasting

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So two numbers

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You can choose one of the United
States

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Which may be cheaper for you or
in London

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Which would be for just I guess
the European number

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Let's call it that

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So in New Jersey

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And you want to do a plus on
your mobile phone

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Plus one

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So if you move to a different
area code

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If you're in a different
country, you can still call in

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To the Charlie

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Plus one

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Two zero one

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Six two five

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Six three five seven

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Or

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If you're in London

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Or any if you want to call the
London number

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Sorry, I'm gonna put it that way

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Plus four four

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Two zero

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Seven six

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Eight one

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Three seven

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Five three

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You will not hear professional
greeting

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When you call this number

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I can't figure out how to put a
professional greeting in

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Go Adam

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Trucker Tom

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Hey you

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Thank you

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You know we now have the

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First family of pod

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Your podcast thing

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And

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Christina's podcast thing

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And of course Patricia is part
of your podcast

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So hey that means you're all
gonna have to show up at the
portable media expo

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Towards the end of September

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But before it's meeting

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The rest of the first pod family

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So

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Keep up the great work

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And of course you can find me at
trucker tom. podshow.com

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Right on Trucker Tom

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Good to hear from you buddy

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Yeah

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You know, well first of all I
would

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Well, I think Christina's

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School year will have already
started

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So that won't be possible

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Which of course means one of the
two parental units

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Should probably stay home

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So in this case that would be

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Patricia now I'm not planning on
going this year to the portable
media expo

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And there's a couple of reasons
for it

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One is I want to try and keep my
travel to

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At a minimum and very flexible

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Just for the family situation
the second is

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It's no fun for me

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You know

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Last year we went which was the
first

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PME and

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And I was really looking forward
to meeting a whole bunch of
people

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And what I thought would happen
happened

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Which is you know I can't move
three feet

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Without people wanting to talk
to me

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Which is cool

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Only you can't really focus your
attention on anyone person

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Because then someone else comes
in

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Someone else want to say
something

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And of course if you if you
don't see someone

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Then they hate you forever

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And it's you can't win

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It's a lose lose situation

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And so that's why we got a hotel
suite

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And just met people in there

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Or did a pool party

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And did our own

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Unexpo if you will

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And that of course pissed off

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The organizers so I'm just going
to stay away from it

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We'll find plenty of other
opportunities to hook up

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And meet with each other

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Of course if you're ever in
London or if you're ever in San
Francisco

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That makes it a whole lot easier

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Just drop me a line

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On this fabulous voice mail line

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Hey there Adam

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This is Nick from the Nick and
Jane share

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The now top version New Zealand
podcast

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I just came to see you this week

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Audio coming to say thank you so
much

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With all your help with
everything

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Of the last ten months

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Jane and I have successfully
produced

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Fifty shows

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And we couldn't have done
without you

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You and all your crazy mind

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Inventions

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Yeah

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Well rock on this is Nick from
the Nick and Jane share

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I'm out

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I'm out

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I'm out

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Now that's the way to get a
promo played on

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Delta Sierra Charlie

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You know if you want to get on
the Chuck you just got a suck up

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Suck up to the Chuck

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Happy Friday Dear Charlie
friends

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Here's episode three

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Of Ray on the Charlie

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And I must say Adam

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I really was bummed out by your
story

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And the Daily Source code 413

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The story about your mother

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And really got the tears in my
eyes

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Because

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Well lately I've been thinking
about it a lot

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Both my parents are still alive

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But I've seen the cancer
catching both my grandmother's

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The first one died in the 80s

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And the other one died last year

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Once he was 84 years old

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The cancer catchers so fast

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Since a while I've been thinking
a lot about losing my parents

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I don't know why but

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Maybe it has something to do
with my job as a police officer

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And Amsterdam

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I've seen so much and it was all
so real

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From naturally died until little
children killed by the father

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This week a 16 year old boy cut
on well during the soccer game
on the field

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We had to reanimate him

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It was hard but in my life death
is real

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Recently I dreamt about losing
my father

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Last April he went 60

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The dream was so real that I
woke up with the tears in my
eyes

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And when I actually saw my
father later that day

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I was paying attention

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Watching him thinking about my
dream

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I realized I really have to live
and love him now

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Because tomorrow could be too
late

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It really burned me out

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I think it must be really hard
losing a parent

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Adam, static to mom

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Take care

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Bye

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Hey Adam

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This is a joke that goes up

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From pod by radio

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We've emailed in the past about
our moms

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Both having one cancer

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And looking at your show man

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I know exactly what you're going
through

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My mom actually passed away
seven weeks ago

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And it's tough I'm not going to
bullshit you on that man

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I think the second month is
actually tougher

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Because then you kind of realize
that it's real

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And I just got to the point
yesterday

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Where I deleted her number off
my speed dial

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I went cell phone

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So in fact I could say the only
regret I have

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In this process was the fact
that I didn't

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Call her more and tell her I
love her

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And so if you get any bit of
advice man

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Just get on the phone and tell
her you love her

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I was trying to be stressed out
working

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I know how to call her tomorrow

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And it's tough

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And note you going through

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And I listened to your show my
way into work every morning

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So I understand if you got to
take a few days off

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Or how many times much time you
need to take off

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Take it off

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I'll be able to listen when you
come back

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So anyway, keep up the faith

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And peace out

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And you're at a prayer

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Back

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Oh dude, thank you you're in
mind too

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Yeah, that's

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Isn't that funky?

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This has happened to me over the
past couple of years

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I'd say the past three years for
sure

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Don't mean to bum me out though,
by the way

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On a female Friday

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We'll get on with the
festivities

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But I've had this exact same
situation

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A couple of times where you keep
seeing a person's name

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In your telephone book

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And you think in yourself

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Is it time to delete it yet?

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You know, it took me a long time

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With the, for instance, Teo from
Hoch

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The Dutch filmmaker

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Who was assassinated

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In Amsterdam over a year ago

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Because that was a guy

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Who's phone was glued to his ear

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In fact, they buried him with
his mobile phone

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And I did send him a text
message

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As they, after they had already
buried him

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It's, that is one of the
weirdest things of modern life

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Isn't it?

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Well, you just, you know, it
used to be

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You read the obituaries

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And you'd be looking for names
that you recognize

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And now it's, you know, you're
looking at your mobile phone

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And thinking

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It's maybe time to get rid of
that one or not

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Okay

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Here's one of those songs I
found this morning

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That just blew me away

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Well, it's a Forbes

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She's from Down Under

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No more Mondays

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[ Music ]

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you're not going

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you've got broken

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Melissa Forbes

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that's right

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can play chart day

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can play chakra

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can play

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dinecral

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can play

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Melissa Forbes

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because she's podsafe

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my mistake

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was a broken wings

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of course

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broken wings for chat

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the title of that one

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she's there for most

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of best female solo artist

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at the 2006 International

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online music awards

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very cool

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and of course

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she's beautiful

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they're all beautiful

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every single one of them

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every single one

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hi Adam it's Matt here

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just been listening to some of
your old

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shows and I heard you talking
about

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emo

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I thought Rod Hall was dead

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that's a joke for your British

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listeners by the way

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also you're talking about

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the World Cup coverage

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and I think we're all getting
the same

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German's feed

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it looks like it's being filmed

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in a block of council flats

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about two miles away

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but apparently this is being
done

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for those five people who've got

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HD TV at the moment

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so

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good job they're thinking of the
masses

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on a more serious note

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I've just got one more thing

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to say

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come on in

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come on in

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you're so right

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and even the US coverage

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is touting all this HD HD

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now it's like please

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I don't have HD

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I don't want to go

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oh wow the pod father doesn't
have HD

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I really don't care

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I really don't

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yeah we're going to get to that
point

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and this is okay here's a
prediction

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ready here's where it's going to
go

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television will become

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just a

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it's will not just but it will
become a

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very

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beautiful experience

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in your home

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when we all can afford

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these huge

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beautiful flat screens that

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will become art

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not just a big

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ten thousand dollar

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thing that's hanging

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on your wall

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on some ugly ass

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bracket

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but something that's beautifully

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integrated

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and

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we'll get beyond even

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the HD

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who knows we'll get into

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more dimensions

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but

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what you're going to watch on
that

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is of course primarily

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movies

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because that's what everyone is
watching

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now at home

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we're not going to the theater

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as much as we are

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I was thinking about all this

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thing

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Mark Cuban is on to something

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the idea of setting up an HD

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movie company

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which is his entire

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his entire drive

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I think is a fantastic idea

20:32.240 --> 20:33.240
I don't really know if I

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think

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trying to open up a high

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definition digital

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theaters is the way to go

20:38.240 --> 20:39.240
but getting into the

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business of creating

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high definition content

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is definitely

20:43.240 --> 20:44.240
it's a very expensive route

20:44.240 --> 20:45.240
to go and it's not something

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that I'm going to get into

20:47.240 --> 20:49.240
at least not today

20:49.240 --> 20:51.240
but

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I think it is the way to go

20:52.240 --> 20:53.240
people will want to see movies

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that we're building our own

20:54.240 --> 20:55.240
movie theaters

20:55.240 --> 20:56.240
and of course sports

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go right along with that

20:57.240 --> 20:58.240
we may have to have

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multiple televisions

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to get the full experience

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but that I think is where

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television is going

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and

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for right now you're right

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they're totally

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jumping the shark by

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giving these big

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great wide shots

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where if you're on a

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standard

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television you're like huh

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well I can't I can't

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really see it

21:14.240 --> 21:15.240
I can't

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and of course

21:16.240 --> 21:17.240
I think you need some

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flashier television

21:19.240 --> 21:20.240
directors in there

21:20.240 --> 21:21.240
you know

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the guys who are doing the

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world cup I have to agree

21:23.240 --> 21:24.240
it kind of looks like

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the television song

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contest just

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dreary and

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boring

21:28.240 --> 21:29.240
give us some close-ups

21:29.240 --> 21:30.240
you know let's see

21:30.240 --> 21:31.240
something going when you see

21:31.240 --> 21:32.240
the slow-motion you see

21:32.240 --> 21:33.240
the stuff these guys are

21:33.240 --> 21:34.240
doing with the ball

21:34.240 --> 21:35.240
and their feet

21:35.240 --> 21:36.240
it's unbelievable

21:36.240 --> 21:37.240
and

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rightly said

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going land

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something

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I had him

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you are listening to

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we're turning me on

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that's the problem

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you need something

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I just got out of the

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two states i hear the

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plane going overhead

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man on the

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looking around the thinking

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how far is that

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do the intro. So yeah that was
one thing. The other thing
football soccer in the UK is

25:14.040 --> 25:18.120
a massive culture around it.
Like you say because it's
something anyone can do
anywhere.

25:18.120 --> 25:24.200
I mean we have a saying here
that was coined by a fast show.
Jumpers for goal posts. Now that

25:24.200 --> 25:28.600
just basically is talking about
boys finishing school, taking
their school jumpers off

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and having a knock around in the
park. You know a little kick
about. It's something that

25:32.680 --> 25:36.920
anyone can do anyway. You can do
it in the office. You can do it
in the bathroom. You know

25:37.480 --> 25:43.000
whatever. That's I think why
it's so popular. It's accessible
to everybody.

25:43.000 --> 25:46.280
Much like forecasting. It's
something that anyone can do

25:46.280 --> 25:56.120
given very minimal equipment.
I'm a listener. So I kind of
think I could start a podcast

25:56.120 --> 26:01.560
and unless I'm going to keep
adding to it and keep working at
it. There's no point in

26:02.040 --> 26:07.560
it would just be a disservice to
my listeners. That's it really
is what I would say.

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You got good work. Love it all
spike. You know that's kind of
the beauty of this all is you
could

26:12.360 --> 26:17.000
man my damn fun. You can you can
just listen to this stuff and
enjoy it. You don't have to

26:17.000 --> 26:22.600
participate as a as a podcast.
In fact you just did you call
the voice mail line. That's

26:22.600 --> 26:27.960
that's all I'm looking for.
Thank you very much. Yeah. But
of course if you do want to get
into

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it it's relatively easy. Hi
Adam. This is Elvis from the
Elvis Kennedy podcast. I'm
speaking to you

26:34.440 --> 26:43.000
as I ride my bike down a
beautiful country lane here in
Wisconsin. No, not a bike like
the

26:43.000 --> 26:48.920
Harley-U just heard go by a
bicycle. With a tour to front
starting this Saturday, I
thought your

26:48.920 --> 26:53.240
listeners might like to know
that I'm doing a mini tour to
France whereby I ride half the
actual

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tour miles each day. This works
out to be almost 55 miles a day
for the next three weeks.

26:59.400 --> 27:04.440
Anyway, I'll also be doing a
couple of podcastering the tour
and it should be interesting to
see just

27:04.440 --> 27:10.200
what goes on in the lonely mind
of a long distance cyclist. You
can check them out at
ElvisCennity.com.

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And one more thing Adam, I too
am a private pilot. So I feel
very comfortable signing off by
saying

27:16.760 --> 27:21.560
tailwinds. But I can tell you
that while headwinds and
tailwinds are very important
when you're

27:21.640 --> 27:27.400
out flying, they can also make a
break of bike ride. Riding with
a strong tailwind is one of

27:27.400 --> 27:33.640
life's pure pleasures.
Conversely, peddling into a 30
mile an hour ahead of wind for a
few hours

27:33.640 --> 27:38.280
is just plain brutal. So I
really do mean it when I say
tailwinds, Adam.

27:41.000 --> 27:46.360
It's starting Saturday already.
I had no idea. There's so much
going on. Two of the fronts.

27:46.360 --> 27:50.760
I guess Lance Armstrong isn't
competing. That's why we haven't
heard about it. Or is he? I
don't

27:50.840 --> 27:59.160
even know. I'm so thoroughly
engrossed in the world cup. So
tomorrow, of course, England
plays

27:59.160 --> 28:05.080
Portugal. It's going to be a
good match. I tell you. Those, I
mean, the Portuguese kids. Woo!

28:05.080 --> 28:09.320
They're tough. As we, as we
witnessed when they played the
Netherlands. But of course,
we've got

28:09.320 --> 28:13.560
we've got our boys. And now I
can safely say our boys because
I only have one team left that I
really

28:13.640 --> 28:21.960
want to root for since the
Netherlands has been ejected.
And the USA is also out of the
competition.

28:21.960 --> 28:29.400
It's going, England all the way.
Adam Chris Goprin from the
carcass.com. And today is the

28:29.400 --> 28:36.280
one year anniversary of
podcasting on iTunes. And as
such, they placed a, you know,
greatest hits

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kind of thing on the iTunes
music store page. And the one
thing was up there that I didn't
see,

28:42.440 --> 28:47.480
kind of frustrated about this. I
didn't see the daily source
code. You know, in their top
like 50

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podcasts, celebrating the one
year anniversary. And I just
wanted to say, what a bunch of
freaking

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losers. Come on. Where's the
code? Where's the Charlie? How
great day.

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Yeah, now I'm going to have a
really good day. Yeah, man,
that's show business. That's how
it goes.

29:04.280 --> 29:07.960
You don't think it would be
related at all to me talking
about their product. Would it?

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But yep, that's how it goes. As
I said, that's show business.
And show business will continue

29:16.520 --> 29:22.920
liberating your media and mine.
This is for all you listeners
out there next week. And I think

29:22.920 --> 29:27.160
you've had enough clues as to
what when it's going to take
place. We'll be opening up pod

29:27.160 --> 29:35.960
show plus for any listener,
anywhere worldwide, giving you
even better ways to listen, to
collect,

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to organize, to share, to
interact with podcasts and the
audio podcasts, video podcasts,

29:44.360 --> 29:50.120
podsafe music, we're really
starting to tie it all together.
We've been ball to the wall all
week

29:50.120 --> 29:55.000
long. The team in San Francisco
actually around the world. We
have people around the world
helping

29:55.000 --> 30:01.720
us out on this developers who
don't live necessarily near the
company. We've got audio people

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all over the world. A P-dub, of
course, in Florida. And everyone
is really, you know, if they're

30:07.480 --> 30:10.760
not working directly on the
product, they're picking up the
slack somewhere else. And it's,
uh,

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and I really do appreciate it.
And we've been doing reviews and
and just going over the stuff
and

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over and over and over again.
And of course, you keep running
into all kinds of bugs and
inconsistencies

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and stuff that isn't the way
we'd like to see it, or that
maybe it's just plain wrong. And
there's

30:25.640 --> 30:30.840
also moments of beauty where
things pop up that are just so
unexpected. And we have hundreds
of

30:30.840 --> 30:37.240
data testers in now and we're
learning a tremendous amount
about what it should be. But I
just

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want you to remember that
PodShow is an audience facing
company. We're about you, we're
about

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you, the listener, and we hope
to make it better for you. So
that you can also just say to a
friend

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of yours, hey, you know, you
want to try a podcast thing,
then why don't you go to
PodShow.com. Now

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you can sign up early. You'll
have your own identity. So if
you want to choose that now,
just go to PodShow.com,

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it's really simple. Click on the
on the logo and you can
pre-register. You'll also be
able to

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home and it's going to be so
awesome. You'll be able to
create URLs for your own
podcast. If

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you so wish, of course, cast
blaster is completely hooked up
and tied in into the podcast
delivery

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network. But I think you're
really going to enjoy it. And if
there are things you think
that'll

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need to be better, let us know.
We are just about on the cost of
releasing this stuff and I'm
pretty sure

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that we'll be working throughout
the weekend. Hey Adam, it's Carl
again. Just listening to the
latest

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channel you are cooking dinner.
And you said that you had a
short of your voice more
questions.

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Well, I've got two for you and
they're both about cast blaster.
I'm still doing some more
computer

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and I don't know if there did
something to my sound and
everything just sounds so much
clear

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and I don't know. Does it have
some sort of equalises settings
or does it do anything or is it

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dismayed? But everything seems
to sound a lot more clear. And
my second question is, if I
purchase

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a license for cast blaster at
the moment, when the new version
comes out, because it's an

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basis, will the license work
with all the versions that we'll
be coming out? I think you have
to

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and keep up the good luck.
Thanks. Bye. Yo. Well, let me
answer those questions for you.

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First of all, I had no idea what
you're talking about with the
sound. If all of a sudden it's

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started to sound better, then I
would send an email to Mike at
castblaster.com and thank you
for it,

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because he does have some
incredible magic going on. And
it's been well over a year that
this program

32:45.400 --> 32:51.800
has been in development. It's
been in development in
conjunction with podcasters. I
wasn't using it

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for the longest time until I
made my switch. Actually, I
bought a, uh, the tissue by
bought specifically

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to run castblaster because I was
so frustrated with my Mac. Just,
you know, all kinds of issues.
And

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I really, I'm an audio visual
guy. It's like I kind of got a
Mac, you know. So, um, it's been

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and improved and version upon
version just with new bug fixes.
Just yesterday, uh, Mike gave me
a

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version that has an HTML editor
now, a built into the show
notes, which is freaking
awesome. So,

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now I really, I can cut down
another 10 minutes from my
entire process. Now it's almost
a one button

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and go. I mean, I, it
automatically goes to curry.com.
I still have to do that radio,

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usual and stupid thing, uh,
which of course, um, will be
changing as well. You don't have
to do anything

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right now as, as a listener,
just sit tight. You'll be cool.
Or just go into podshow plus and

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get my show. That's right. Get
it. Don't subscribe. Please.
Just get it.

33:49.000 --> 33:57.080
Why in the now, parah, all
female Friday, um, see, we've
been to Australia with, uh,

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oh, second, let me check.
Australia with Melissa Forbes,
the fear, I'm also where she
from,

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actually. She's from New York. I
love seeing all these pictures.
I love the ladies. That's right.

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And my name is Leroy. This is,
uh, Rebecca Havilland also from
New York.

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You'll love her voice, man. She
plays, she writes, she sings,
and she's podsafe. I found you.

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found you on the pod safe and
music network. That's exactly

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where I found you. Wrapping up
the all-female Friday on the
Daily Source Code. Have yourself
a great

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weekend, everybody. I'll see you
on Monday. Get this podcast and
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