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an airport called South End,
which is a mid-sized field.

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They take heavy metal there as
well.

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And I knew the captain Dan
wouldn't be able to fly

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safety pilot with me on Sunday.

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And I couldn't get Jason, who's
been flying with me before

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because he had to work in the
tower.

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So I said, you know what, why
don't we alter our flight plan

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on the way back?

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That's from Antwerp to Farrowks.

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We'll stop off at South End.

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Then we'll have seen the airport
and I'll feel a little more

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confident.

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And so we did that and
everything went fine.

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And I, oh, man, fucking
impeccable landing.

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A greaser as Captain Dan called
it just nice and smooth,

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barely felt me touched down.

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And I hadn't told Patricia that
I'd actually never

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flown solo in this aircraft ever
before.

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Well, you know, because the
missions have always been to
Antwerp,

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which, as I said, is that a lot
you have to do

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as a reasonable amount of work
that has to go on,

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particularly communicating with
air traffic control,

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that at least six different
people you have to talk to

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and watch out for other idiots
who are flying around on the
weekend.

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Of course, who don't talk to
anybody and just seem to fly
around

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it will.

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So it was a beautiful day,
Sunday.

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It was about 10 miles per hour
of wind coming just from the
north,

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north east.

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So actually perfect for South
End because they have a 0, 6,

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2, 4 runway so you can literally
fly right in.

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And off we went, first time
together,

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we've never been in the plane
together alone either.

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So of course, we did a little
semi-mile,

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mile high club thing at 2,400
feet.

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So it didn't really count.

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And it was really just a kiss
because damn there's a lot of
work

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to do in that continent.

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So I flew Patricia out, you
know, great, dropped her off at
South End.

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Everything was perfect.

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Now on the way back, as I said,
I'd never soloed in this
aircraft

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before, of course, I flown solo
because you have to in order

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to get your license, but I never
actually landed it with just
myself.

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And I didn't really think about
it because, you know,

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I guess typically I've always
had minimum of two people and

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oftentimes four and it behaves
differently, you know,

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because of the way, it's very
obvious.

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And it doesn't matter,
Patricia's not heavy,

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but you could just put 20 pounds
in the right hand front seat

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and it will make a difference.

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But I just wasn't thinking of
it.

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So I'm coming in for a few,
because I dropped her off,

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I was going to fly back to some
grocery shopping

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and then go pick her up at the
end of the day.

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And I come in for the landing
and everything's perfect.

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And all of a sudden, it just
like, because it was so light,

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I configured it a little bit
differently.

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And I start to bounce and start
to pour up around

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and so I call it go around and I
fly around, try to do it again.

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Another oscillating bounce,
like, oh, wait a minute.

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Of course, I'm much lighter.

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So the third time, of course,
being a charm,

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and I dropped it onto the
tarmac.

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And as you know, as we say in
aviation,

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if you walk away from the
landing, it was a fantastic
landing.

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But what was really nice is that
Jason, as I said,

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he couldn't come flying with me.

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He was in the tower.

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And so he's, of course, watching
this, you know,

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watching me, like a fucking
flipper, a Cirque de Soleil
moves.

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They're trying to get the plane
on the landing strip.

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And I'm like, oh, Jason, I'm
going around on this one.

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He says, oh, it's all right,
man.

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And it happens to all of us.

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He was really nice.

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It was so nice to have that kind
of reassuring,

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don't worry about it, dude.

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We're not laughing at you here.

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And of course, he was laughing
at me,

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but at least he wasn't
humiliating me publicly.

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And I had kind of neglected to
mention

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the Patricia that I'd never
soloed in the aircraft,

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but she had a great time.

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It was so nice.

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You know, so I picked her up and
we flew back

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and that whole bit from South
End to about big and hill.

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It is, you know, there's
relatively no traffic.

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You can see London right off in
the distance

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because you're flying over the
Thames

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at the last bit of the Thames
there.

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It's completely smooth air.

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It was just wonderful.

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And we had a great time and
landed without bouncing.

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You know, one of Adam's typical
plump were downlandings,

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but it was without bouncing.

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I just, I did call to the tower
and said, Jason,

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I might wheel still on and said,
yeah, we either still there.

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But Patricia said she definitely
wanted to do more.

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And I'm very happy because how
cool is it

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when you can take your bride and
hop into your plane

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and fly somewhere else
completely different.

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So when I get back from San
Francisco, leaving tomorrow,

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for it's actually so it's a
week,

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but when you take travel and
everything,

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it's probably nine or 10 days.

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Because we've got a board
meeting coming up on Wednesday,

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which I'm very excited about.

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And we're now we're really
kicking to gear.

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Now that Podshow Plus is stable
and we're fixing all the bugs,

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we have some interface, some
redistisions to make.

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And of course, we're going to
start getting down

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with, you know, building up the
network

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and bringing people in.

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And we're going to be organizing
registered listener drives

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and all kinds of amazing stuff
that anybody

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can participate in, whether
you're a podcast,

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but probably more importantly,
if you're a listener,

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you can participate in helping
the growth of the network

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by helping out your favorite
podcast.

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And actually, yeah, making some
coin while you're at it.

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My sister put up another
podcast.

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She's willow.podshow.com and her
podcast is Italy.podshow.com.

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And she does a podcast called
from the,

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from the Hills of Florence,
Italy.

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And her first one, she had a
messed up microphone,

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but now she's got her, her mic
set up,

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her husband did a little jingle
for.

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And I'm just, I'm loving it.

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You know, for all for the years
that I've been podcasting

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and tinkering around with stuff.

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And she's very technical.

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She does, she's a PHP
programmer.

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And you don't hear a lot of
programmers actually create
podcast.

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Now that I think of it, you
know,

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for her to jump on means that,
you know,

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I think we did something right
with, with podshow plus.

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It makes sense.

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Of course, there's all kinds of
shit that we have to take care
of.

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Hey, we'll be discussing a
little bit of that in this
episode

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of the Daily Source Code for
two, two.

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And some other shit, literally.

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Adam, this is Ed Stofel here of
the Flying Reports podcast

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at flyingreports.com.

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I want to thank you so much for
all your work with the podshow
team

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for getting the site up and
running.

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It's a great concept.

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And now that it's a public beta,

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you'll know that find lots of
technical issues.

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I've made a podshow wish list
and posted it online

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in my section of podshow.

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Most of them are technical.

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I haven't figured out how to use
the so-called vacuum feature

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to upload my podcast files to
podshow,

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but the problem has been
referred to one of the sites
developers

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to figure out the problem, and
I'm sure he will.

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I do wish there was a way to
merge all these different IDs
and pages.

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Let's say I now have a music
sign in.

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My page at podshow, a podcast
page name.

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It does get a little confusing.

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And when I picked my podshow
name, I thought I was picking a
name

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for where the show would live.

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But now I have to pick a
different page for my show.

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So that gets all little
confusing.

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The team, though, has obviously
spent a lot of time

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developing features that people
will want.

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And I do appreciate that.

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And I'm confident that they will
be able to solve the technical
issues.

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And I'm hoping they incorporate
some of the ideas that users are
submitting.

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So thanks again, Adam, and
tailwinds, dude.

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Yeah, tailwinds back at you.

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And did I have some yesterday?

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Let me tell you, saw 170 knots
ground speed digging it.

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So all you're list, thank you
very much.

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Good stuff in there.

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And of course, yes, we take
everything,

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and try to communicate as much
as possible

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in as many different places as
possible.

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I'm seeing Joe Carpenter show up
on the Curry.com comments.

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And Mark and Steve, the emo
social network boys,

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so almost anywhere that you're
getting this information out,

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we are definitely doing things
with it.

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I agree that it was a bit
confusing.

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It seems that even though the
language was pretty clear,

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I think it was clear, because we
did go over this several times.

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Still a lot of people really
thought we were coming out

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with some kind of thing for
podcasters.

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And I can't stress enough that
we built this for audience.

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And for people who want to enjoy
podcasters.

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And of course, we tried to put
as much

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of the good thinking into the
podcast creation side,

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not just for people who've been
podcasting for a while,

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but also for people who just are
new to this,

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come in as a listener, and then
decide

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they want to make a podcast, and
really try to cater to that.

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So we figured everyone would
sign up with their desired user
name.

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And I guess we made some
thinking errors in there.

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And there were quite a
significant number.

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And I say no, at least 20
podcasters who registered what
they wanted

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for their show name.

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And of course, if you have,
let's say if I registered,

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instead of as Adam, I registered
his daily source code.

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And then I went and created a
show

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and wanted that to be daily
source code.podshow.com.

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It wouldn't work because daily
source code was already taken.

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And that's my main identity.

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So the really are, you have your
own identity on podshow plus.

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So when you sign up, sign up as
yourself,

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and then you can create shows.

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As many shows as you want, as
many episodes as large as you
want,

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you can, the files can be
whatever you want, literally,

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which of course is the beauty of
the podcast, the living network.

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But you can't, you know, what
you need to be aware of

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is that if you sign up with your
show name,

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the name is then going to be
taken.

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So that would be the first, and
we've got to figure out,

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if this is going to be an
ongoing problem,

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or if this is just a temporary
migration issue

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is people who already have
podcasts

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want to get them onto the
podshow network

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into podshow plus.

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So we have migrated a number of
people by hand,

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because it was still pretty
manageable.

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I think there's a tool being put
into place

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for people as that goes onward
that you could possibly swap

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out your show name for your
identity name,

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or something like that.

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So we are working on it.

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Obviously, it's not top of the
list,

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but it's in the top range,

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because we do want to help
everyone out,

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and that's why I said we're
doing a lot of these manually,
as well.

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Now, regarding the feed vacuum,

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this is a good question, and I
know you're tuning in saying,

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where does the talk about poop?

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Yeah, don't worry, it's coming.

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I just can't get through a
couple of these.

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I see my kind of question about
the feed vacuum,

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and then I think I can answer
that specifically.

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Hey Adam, it's Mike from the
Let's Speak Italian podcast.

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I just have a quick question for
you

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about the feed vacuum in podshow
plus.

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I wonder if you might take a
minute

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and just explain how the vacuum
is supposed to work,

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because I've been trying for a
couple of days now,

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and I can't figure it out.

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When I go in and I enter in,

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what my new podshow domain name
is supposed to be,

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it tells me that that name is
already taken,

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and it won't suck over my RSS
feed,

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and all my files into podshow
plus.

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I know that the podshow domain
name that I selected

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is mine, because I
pre-registered

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and got a confirmation back,

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that that's my new podshow
domain name.

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So is the podshow domain name,

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is that my domain name as a
podcaster,

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or as a listener, or both, I'm
just confused.

17:57.940 --> 17:59.900
I can't understand why it won't
let me enter in,

17:59.900 --> 18:02.980
the new Let's Speak Italian
podshow domain name

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that I've reserved.

18:04.340 --> 18:06.500
I did send your boys an email a
couple days ago.

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I haven't heard back,

18:07.340 --> 18:09.420
so I was just getting a little
impatient.

18:09.420 --> 18:11.940
I'm definitely interested in
moving over to podshow,

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moving all my stuff over there,

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but I just can't seem to figure
out that feed vacuum.

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Maybe you could address it in
the DSE.

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Thanks, man.

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How do you get it?

18:20.020 --> 18:21.020
Yeah, pronto.

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Okay.

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Exactly, exactly the problem I
just highlighted.

18:24.980 --> 18:29.500
In addition, we've seen some
people who use the feed vacuum.

18:29.500 --> 18:31.500
The feed vacuum is really a
migration tool.

18:31.500 --> 18:35.540
So if you want to make use of
the podcast delivery network,

18:35.540 --> 18:38.100
which is free and you can read
the agreement,

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every single time in fact you go
to your show,

18:39.780 --> 18:40.980
you'll see a link to the
agreement.

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So you can be reminded of what
it means

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and what we can do for you.

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You can start a new show by
sucking over

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your existing podcast feed and
the shows.

18:53.580 --> 18:56.580
Now what does happen is people
may have a feed

18:56.580 --> 18:58.380
with, let's say, 20 shows listed
in it

18:58.380 --> 19:00.900
or sometimes much more than
that.

19:00.900 --> 19:02.540
Those actually have to be
transferred

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from your current host over to
our servers.

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And that can just take a while.

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I mean, you know how long it
takes

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to download one show.

19:10.060 --> 19:11.860
Even though we have high speed
connections,

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it kind of depends on the size
of the file

19:14.100 --> 19:18.620
and the connection that the host
that you are currently using
has.

19:18.620 --> 19:22.100
So it can take a little while
for all the files to be sucked
over.

19:22.100 --> 19:24.620
And of course, the whole thing
wasn't working in the beginning

19:24.620 --> 19:27.980
and we apologize for not
sucking,

19:27.980 --> 19:29.820
literally not sucking because we
sucked

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because we didn't suck.

19:30.660 --> 19:32.260
Anyway, that's taking care of.

19:32.260 --> 19:34.900
And I think that people who
signed up with a show name

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now understand that there is a
way to convert that

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and we're making it tool
available.

19:40.140 --> 19:42.540
Yeah, and I'm Mrs. Chris and
Philadelphia.

19:42.540 --> 19:45.980
I have a comment on my own
channel.

19:45.980 --> 19:49.660
My console page is
eGoAPEX.podshow.com.

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I think, let's set up a page
there.

19:52.620 --> 19:54.420
I sent up a collection.

19:54.420 --> 19:57.500
And I set up a channel full of
all the podcasts I want.

19:57.500 --> 19:58.780
Put them in the iTunes.

19:58.780 --> 20:00.540
And they aren't showing up, you
know,

20:00.540 --> 20:02.140
as I'd expect them to.

20:02.140 --> 20:05.140
I'm still subscribed through all
the normal feeds.

20:05.140 --> 20:08.580
And so I see the dawn and do
show up in, you know,

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it's own feed and not in the
podcast channel.

20:11.980 --> 20:13.300
I'm going to have to take a look
at it all.

20:13.300 --> 20:15.580
Well, basically, what I want to
do in the future

20:15.580 --> 20:22.580
is have this one feed for my
channel sent to quick news,

20:22.580 --> 20:25.660
which is a program that once
runs on my palm,

20:25.660 --> 20:27.340
which is Wi-Fi.

20:27.340 --> 20:31.900
And amazingly, in my single
studio has Wi-Fi now.

20:31.900 --> 20:36.100
So basically, when a new podcast
arrives, quick news will check

20:36.100 --> 20:37.620
down at it, boom, there it is.

20:37.620 --> 20:39.180
I can listen to on my palm.

20:39.180 --> 20:40.900
That's an ideal world.

20:40.900 --> 20:43.060
Hopefully, you can get there
eventually.

20:43.060 --> 20:44.980
OK, let me just interrupt here
for one second.

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OK, that's exactly the way we
designed it.

20:47.700 --> 20:49.900
And we've had some issues with
the channels.

20:49.900 --> 20:53.100
I think, particularly what is
happening is you're putting a
show

20:53.100 --> 20:54.220
into a channel.

20:54.220 --> 20:58.340
And then for some unknown
reason, some shows disappear
from the channel.

20:58.340 --> 20:59.100
And that is a bug.

20:59.100 --> 21:00.180
And we're trying to fix that.

21:00.180 --> 21:02.900
Believe me, I'm all over it
because I've been using pod show

21:02.900 --> 21:07.700
plus and the whole channel
metaphor for months now,

21:07.700 --> 21:08.580
while I was in beta.

21:08.580 --> 21:12.140
I've not used iTunes for months,
literally,

21:12.140 --> 21:13.700
other than sync up to my iPod.

21:13.700 --> 21:16.820
This is exactly what we wanted
to make.

21:16.820 --> 21:19.300
So you actually couldn't make
your portable.

21:19.300 --> 21:24.580
When I was at your, I forget the
name of the aggregator you

21:24.580 --> 21:26.780
were talking about as a pod
catcher.

21:26.780 --> 21:28.780
So you could use that or you
could use juice,

21:28.780 --> 21:30.820
or you could use your mobile
phone.

21:30.820 --> 21:34.340
And the new Nokia has a podcast
download

21:34.340 --> 21:37.900
the function built right into it
that was the N91

21:37.900 --> 21:42.460
since sale, payment you
bastards.

21:42.460 --> 21:44.820
So the idea was, and you'll see,

21:44.820 --> 21:46.620
and actually, I should lead by
example,

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and I'll do this later on today.

21:48.660 --> 21:52.500
Most people have like music
shows, talk shows, comedy shows,

21:52.500 --> 21:54.300
those are kind of like their
channels.

21:54.300 --> 21:56.820
But the intent, and I should do
this myself

21:56.820 --> 21:59.060
and actually perfect for the
upcoming trip,

21:59.060 --> 22:02.180
is you could have a channel for
your iPod,

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a channel for your trio or trio,

22:04.860 --> 22:08.380
a channel for at work, a channel
for at home.

22:08.380 --> 22:10.820
And all of these channels have
different ways

22:10.820 --> 22:12.940
to download them.

22:12.940 --> 22:15.540
And so if you're in your channel
view,

22:15.540 --> 22:18.140
and you click on a show or you
expand the channel,

22:18.140 --> 22:21.220
you'll see that the four
download options,

22:21.220 --> 22:23.540
which includes iTunes, just
click on the iTunes button

22:23.540 --> 22:25.940
and it's automatically going to
subscribe

22:25.940 --> 22:27.500
that channel into your iTunes.

22:27.500 --> 22:29.100
So everything that comes into
that channel,

22:29.100 --> 22:30.940
and I think we've limited it
currently

22:30.940 --> 22:33.900
to three episodes per show,

22:33.900 --> 22:36.140
will then flow automatically
into the channel,

22:36.140 --> 22:38.380
the way you named it right onto
your iPod,

22:38.380 --> 22:39.380
if you hook it up.

22:39.380 --> 22:41.780
And of course, you could do the
same for any other device

22:41.780 --> 22:44.260
that understands RSS, which is
kind of the beauty of it.

22:44.260 --> 22:46.620
And so Tiva will be able to do
that,

22:46.620 --> 22:50.820
and your skybox in the UK, and
maybe some other offerings

22:50.820 --> 22:52.620
that include stuff you hook up
to your television.

22:52.620 --> 22:55.140
So that is indeed exactly the
way we designed it.

22:55.140 --> 22:57.780
So go into the download
function.

22:57.780 --> 23:00.900
You can see that you can get
even the RSS XML,

23:00.900 --> 23:02.820
if you want from the channel,

23:02.820 --> 23:05.460
or as I said, you couldn't
select iTunes

23:05.460 --> 23:07.620
and just select it in boom it
automatically,

23:07.620 --> 23:11.220
open up iTunes and subscribe
your entire channel in there.

23:11.220 --> 23:15.940
So if you want to add another
show to whatever it is

23:15.940 --> 23:20.380
for whatever reason, so let's
say I have my walking the dog
channel,

23:20.380 --> 23:23.580
yeah right, I could add another
show to that,

23:23.580 --> 23:24.860
and when a new episode is
available,

23:24.860 --> 23:26.020
it'll automatically show up.

23:26.020 --> 23:28.460
And of course, because I've
subscribed to that in iTunes,

23:28.460 --> 23:30.500
I'll be able to listen to it
while I'm walking the dog,

23:30.500 --> 23:31.660
which is, let's just do it,

23:31.660 --> 23:35.180
but example, because I just
don't walk the dog.

23:35.180 --> 23:36.180
See what else you got here about
here.

23:36.180 --> 23:38.860
I'm already going to skip the
whole RSS process

23:38.860 --> 23:41.460
and be able to download it
straight through.

23:41.460 --> 23:44.460
So that's, yeah, but the one
thing is,

23:44.460 --> 23:48.180
pod shows, website doesn't look
very nice

23:48.180 --> 23:52.580
on my palm web browser, it's
called the laser,

23:53.740 --> 23:57.260
and there's not much else out
there for palm otherwise.

23:57.260 --> 24:02.260
So maybe some, what is it, PHP,
magic, that'll make.

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Magic, that'll make.

24:05.500 --> 24:06.700
Yeah, okay, I got it.

24:06.700 --> 24:10.300
Yeah, well, so that's, I think
we should make some of the
channel,

24:10.300 --> 24:12.940
functionality available for
mobile,

24:12.940 --> 24:17.940
so you can shuffle stuff around,
but until these browsers

24:17.940 --> 24:20.060
get much better, and the speed
gets much better,

24:20.060 --> 24:23.220
and they certainly don't
understand how to interpret the
Ajax

24:23.220 --> 24:24.940
we use on the page.

24:24.940 --> 24:26.940
Really, you control everything
from the web browser,

24:26.940 --> 24:28.780
and when you're mobile, you
should just be able to get the
shows

24:28.780 --> 24:30.180
you want, because you're
subscribed to them

24:30.180 --> 24:32.060
in your mobile channel.

24:32.060 --> 24:34.700
Hey, if you're listening to us
on Stars 102 on Serious

24:34.700 --> 24:37.700
Satellite Radio, go to
podshow.com, check it out.

24:37.700 --> 24:39.740
I think it'll be amazed that
what else can be done

24:39.740 --> 24:41.140
with these things called
podcast,

24:41.140 --> 24:43.540
besides just putting them back
to back on Serious 102,

24:43.540 --> 24:46.140
which we do every day, and PCH
is next.

24:47.420 --> 24:52.660
Okay, I've one more thing about
podshow plus,

24:52.660 --> 24:55.020
but first of promo for a new
show,

24:55.020 --> 24:58.300
a guy who, unfortunately, we've
only been able to work

24:58.300 --> 24:59.780
with him on Serious Satellite
Radio,

24:59.780 --> 25:03.500
because the Frank Truth podcast,

25:03.500 --> 25:05.420
which has been around for a long
time,

25:05.420 --> 25:10.220
I love to bits, Brian knows does
this show,

25:10.220 --> 25:12.300
and of course, it's not pod
safe,

25:12.300 --> 25:16.020
but now he's got his podshow
plus account up and running.

25:16.020 --> 25:17.660
I don't know if he's using cast
blaster or not,

25:17.660 --> 25:21.580
but he's got a new show, and it
is, well,

25:21.580 --> 25:23.620
it's definitely different from
the Frank Truth,

25:23.620 --> 25:25.700
and honestly, I got it.

25:26.620 --> 25:29.140
Hey, forget the nose, spin zone,

25:29.140 --> 25:32.140
welcome to the nose zone, great
music,

25:32.140 --> 25:35.780
no bull, nose zone.podshow.com.

25:37.780 --> 25:39.060
Hey, Adam, I'm Fuggler J,

25:39.060 --> 25:41.300
what's all from the big ugly
podcast,

25:41.300 --> 25:44.660
the and I am a folder, and for
fuck's sake,

25:44.660 --> 25:46.300
we're not gonna get into the
details.

25:46.300 --> 25:48.660
How do you get people to talk
about this stuff?

25:48.660 --> 25:51.700
I promise you, we're gonna talk
about some other shit.

25:51.700 --> 25:54.020
That's coming up, stay tuned,
you put mysters.

25:54.020 --> 25:58.340
Anyways, I just wanted to say
that looking forward

25:58.340 --> 26:01.460
to checking out podshow plus and
hopefully migrating

26:01.460 --> 26:06.460
my show over to podshow servers
here in the near future,

26:06.460 --> 26:09.620
just a couple of questions
concerning that.

26:09.620 --> 26:11.860
First of all, I'm wondering how
the free hosting

26:11.860 --> 26:16.260
is going to be affecting podshow
handing out contracts

26:17.380 --> 26:19.580
what the new plan is on that
front.

26:20.740 --> 26:22.460
Hey, good question, I like it.

26:22.460 --> 26:24.660
Well, we're gonna have all kinds
of promotions

26:24.660 --> 26:27.940
and things that people on the
podshow plus

26:27.940 --> 26:28.780
can participate in.

26:28.780 --> 26:31.100
If you create a show, if you've
migrated your show

26:31.100 --> 26:33.420
over to the podcast, the
literary network,

26:33.420 --> 26:35.260
we're gonna be reaching out to
you.

26:35.260 --> 26:36.740
You better believe it, we're
going to have,

26:36.740 --> 26:38.460
as I said, registered listener
drives,

26:38.460 --> 26:40.140
so you'll actually be
compensated

26:40.140 --> 26:42.180
for each registered listener you
bring into your show.

26:42.180 --> 26:43.420
And I do kind of like that, by
the way,

26:43.420 --> 26:45.900
you can see who's listening to
the show.

26:45.900 --> 26:48.140
Of course, it doesn't represent
the entire audience,

26:48.140 --> 26:50.700
certainly not for existing
shows,

26:50.700 --> 26:54.380
but for people who are listening
to the show via podshow plus,

26:54.380 --> 26:56.140
it's right there, you can see
their faces

26:56.140 --> 26:57.380
and click on them and talk to
them

26:57.380 --> 26:59.140
and they can interact back.

27:00.420 --> 27:03.780
And also, we're always looking
around the network

27:03.780 --> 27:04.660
for what's going on.

27:04.660 --> 27:08.980
So that's literally how we're
going to bring people

27:08.980 --> 27:09.820
into the family.

27:09.820 --> 27:11.300
The podcasters who on the
podcast,

27:11.300 --> 27:14.660
literary network now participate
in a number of different

27:14.660 --> 27:17.060
promotions and ways to make
money

27:17.060 --> 27:20.380
and to promote products and
ideas and services,

27:20.700 --> 27:23.700
and including our own network
and shows on the network.

27:23.700 --> 27:26.300
There's a whole bunch of
incentive programs

27:26.300 --> 27:30.140
that we have running and now we
have the site running.

27:30.140 --> 27:31.620
Now we're going to roll out all
the stuff.

27:31.620 --> 27:34.620
We've been having in our heads
for years now.

27:34.620 --> 27:36.940
We can really blow this out and
make this huge.

27:36.940 --> 27:40.340
So that's how that's going to
work.

27:40.340 --> 27:44.140
This is kind of just, we don't
see a huge amount of money

27:44.140 --> 27:45.900
in add-insertions.

27:45.900 --> 27:48.340
It's low-hanging fruit,
literally,

27:49.300 --> 27:53.420
and the volume of podcasts being
consumed

27:53.420 --> 27:58.420
does really does not constitute
the scale necessary

27:58.420 --> 28:01.660
for an add-sense type model
where you're inserting Google

28:01.660 --> 28:05.620
add-sense into webpages based
upon the context

28:05.620 --> 28:07.460
of the webpages.

28:07.460 --> 28:10.340
The volume is just not there and
the click-throughs

28:10.340 --> 28:13.780
are very different concept when
it comes to how someone

28:13.780 --> 28:16.940
interacts with entertainment
they take on the go.

28:16.940 --> 28:18.460
So there's a whole bunch of
things there

28:18.460 --> 28:20.740
that just really aren't that
interesting.

28:20.740 --> 28:25.100
What works for us is to market
the relationship

28:25.100 --> 28:27.980
that a producer of a podcast has
with their audience.

28:27.980 --> 28:29.500
That is very powerful.

28:29.500 --> 28:32.460
Advertises are understanding how
much value is in there

28:32.460 --> 28:34.820
because advertisers are smart.

28:34.820 --> 28:36.660
And they're seeing all the
opportunity.

28:36.660 --> 28:41.660
And so we're not just
reinventing broadcasting, if you
will,

28:41.660 --> 28:45.260
but what is advertising?

28:45.260 --> 28:46.220
How does that work?

28:46.220 --> 28:48.300
How do you get your message
across?

28:48.300 --> 28:50.860
No crap, I should probably do
the earthling here thing right
now.

28:50.860 --> 28:52.620
Since I'm on it, let me do that.

28:52.620 --> 28:56.380
Here's another one of the
finalists for our contest

28:56.380 --> 29:01.380
to the challengerather at
challenge.podshow.com.

29:01.380 --> 29:02.900
Did I even load this thing up?

29:02.900 --> 29:03.900
The hell am I doing?

29:03.900 --> 29:06.500
I'll play it from here, hold on
a second.

29:06.500 --> 29:07.500
Let me fire this up.

29:07.500 --> 29:15.740
Big, you made it possible for my
ex-wife to find me.

29:15.740 --> 29:21.740
She has my core, she has my dog,
she has my kids,

29:21.740 --> 29:28.060
she has my freaking frog and me.

29:28.060 --> 29:34.740
You made it possible for my
ex-wife to find me.

29:35.060 --> 29:39.780
Reliable, high speed and
introduction, or stable than
your marriage.

29:39.780 --> 29:44.180
So just one of the many ways
people have been able to
participate in changing
advertising

29:44.180 --> 29:48.900
and making some money on the
side, if not full time, as well.

29:48.900 --> 29:51.700
And we have a number of those
examples.

29:51.700 --> 29:54.260
So we're really trying to build
an industry here.

29:54.260 --> 29:56.660
And I think we're getting
somewhere.

29:56.660 --> 29:58.260
Really do.

29:58.260 --> 29:59.940
Okay, let's continue with your
comment.

29:59.940 --> 30:05.060
And also, it's probably a couple
of weeks in the future before
anybody

30:05.060 --> 30:06.780
have a chance to check this out.

30:06.780 --> 30:11.780
But apparently there's a new
program called Cross Over
Market.

30:11.780 --> 30:19.060
It's similar to one for Linux
Elijah Run Windows applications
on Mac OS 10

30:19.060 --> 30:20.740
running Windows.

30:20.740 --> 30:25.300
And I'm wondering if any of your
listeners are planning on using

30:25.380 --> 30:29.940
that so they can on cast blaster
on their Macintosh machine.

30:29.940 --> 30:32.980
Anyways, thanks a lot for the
show.

30:32.980 --> 30:37.940
Oh, and also, and thank you for
playing sunny comes on Fridays.

30:37.940 --> 30:41.060
Charlie, I played them a couple
of weeks ago, and he's really
good stuff.

30:41.060 --> 30:42.420
Yeah, it's good stuff.

30:42.420 --> 30:44.020
My great.

30:44.020 --> 30:47.940
Yeah, I know a number of people
who are running cast blaster and
some kind of Windows

30:47.940 --> 30:50.420
emulation on a MacBook Pro.

30:50.420 --> 30:52.340
You know, all this stuff is
going to melt together.

30:52.340 --> 30:54.100
It'll, everything will all run
everywhere.

30:54.180 --> 30:58.100
I'm so glad we didn't put the
investment into a Mac version,
particularly seeing how

30:58.100 --> 30:58.900
this is all working.

30:58.900 --> 31:04.340
We should probably help the
emulator guys out of anything,
or the window and window or

31:04.340 --> 31:09.300
wine people or whatever, you
know, parallel, boot, and all
that stuff.

31:09.300 --> 31:15.460
Whatever it is, right now I'm
just really still happy on my
Sony Vio laptop.

31:16.180 --> 31:18.820
For it, you know, now that I've
gotten used to all the key
commands, I've got

31:18.900 --> 31:20.500
a little control H to hide
stuff.

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Excuse me.

31:23.220 --> 31:24.660
That wasn't worthy of us in
sale.

31:24.660 --> 31:25.620
Painty cox occurs.

31:29.220 --> 31:34.500
Patricia and I were talking
about a language bug on the home
page on Friday.

31:35.700 --> 31:39.460
Miss miss spelling of it.

31:40.420 --> 31:43.220
Let me just see this comes from
Peter Jarros.

31:44.100 --> 31:47.220
Hey there, this song could help
you remember the difference
between it's and it's

31:47.380 --> 31:49.940
with an apostrophe credits are
available in the ID three tags.

31:49.940 --> 31:51.540
Oh, let me just mouse over
there.

31:51.540 --> 31:52.260
What is the credits?

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Hey, credits don't say anything.

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That's interesting.

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His show was Jesus on the radio.

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Jesus on the radio.com.

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And of course, once you hear the
song, then you immediately know
how to remember.

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Oh, if you wanted to be
possessive, it's just IT.

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Yeah, it's part of it, it's
supposed to be a contraction and
it's IT.

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Possibly, it's got to go ahead,
it's got to go ahead.

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Got it, won't forget it ever
again.

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Hey, I have a story writer.

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Just had a question about the
player in Pod Show Plus.

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I'm on a Windows machine.

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Uh, first thing I couldn't get
it to work or actually it was
working on one computer

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not the other and I turned out
that I had to update my flash
player on the one computer

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and all seemed well.

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But now I'm running into another
issue where again, just one of
the computers,

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if you hide the pop-up window
that the player is on, it
actually stops playing.

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So basically, you can't do
anything when you're actually
listening to the podcast, which
is kind of annoying.

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But again, it's only on one
computer and they're both
running Windows XP home.

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And I believe they both have the
same flash version.

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So I was wondering if this is
something that you've
encountered or if anybody else
is encountered

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and what the fix is for that.

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Thanks a lot and we'll talk to
you later.

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So this is something I've seen
too and I consider this to be a
serious bug.

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I don't know what's going on
with this and it happens
intermittently on my machine.

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I have, as far as I know, I
haven't changed or upgraded my
flash.

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You know, Windows from time to
time will just reboot your
computer and say,

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thanks for updating, which I
thought I had turned off, but it
maybe was a critical update.

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But I even see it sometimes and
this has been going on pre-pot
show plus launch with the

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pod save music network where if
you actually cover one window
with a flash player running with
another window,

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it'll cut out and if you just
move the window over so that
piece of flash is exposed,

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then it starts playing again.

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Even if you scroll it down or up
off the view of the actual page
outside of the pain view that
you're

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looking at, it'll also stop and
this doesn't happen all the time
but I do see it and I have to

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agree it's 100 million thousand
percent annoying and I don't
know if it's something that we
did

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or if it's something with flash
does or maybe it's something the
way Firefox handles

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plugins, if you know, please let
me know because I'd love to stop
that too, that's, and again,

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it's intermittent, it doesn't
happen all the time so it's
completely annoying.

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What were those, or those voice
mail numbers again? I can't
remember what was that.

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The number you're looking for is
206, 65, 65, 65, 65, 7, but I'd
rub that in a little bit.

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Hey, you're asking for comments
on DSC420 about the new patch of
site and look at it,

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play it around with it. I got in
and I have my profile and one
problem I'm having is some of
the

34:46.420 --> 34:52.500
pictures I have downloaded that
we're downloaded as day pegs
don't seem to be showing up.
Don't know

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what that's problem on my end or
your end anything you can
suggest there. The other thing
was,

34:59.380 --> 35:08.740
as I was trying to put my feed
from my service into yours using
your feed vacuum,

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family instructions are a little
confusing. I'm a complete rookie
at this podcast thing so

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coding and stuff like that. I
have no idea and I very well may
have any missing something
really

35:22.580 --> 35:30.820
really simple but I don't know
maybe if there could be, I don't
know, like a tutorial or a
frequently

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ask questions or something for
those, you know, computer, some
literate people like myself and

35:38.900 --> 35:45.780
rookie podcasters, anyways, but
have a good one and eight
people. Yeah, you know, writing

35:46.420 --> 35:51.780
help and frequently ask
questions and stuff like that is
hard stuff, man. That's not
trivial.

35:52.340 --> 35:56.900
So we clearly didn't do a good
job for you. I think you may be
missing there's a if you

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there's a little arrow you can
click and it'll expand help
almost for every single
podcaster option,

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but it should be pretty self
explanatory. If you're still
having problems, we actually
have

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links at the bottom of every
single page. One is listener
support. So if you have a
problem,

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you can open up and it goes
straight through to our, was it
live person, mantis, whatever,

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back end. So it always gets
registered to take it as issued.
I believe you should receive an
email

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after you've entered that that,
you know, it's been acknowledged
and a ticket has been created.

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So you can track it and use that
in future reference. And of
course, there's also a podcaster

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support link. And I think they
have a lot of standard answers
and they're starting to create
the

36:40.420 --> 36:46.420
FAQs, which you really can only
create once you've had some
FAQs. You know, yeah, we had a
lot of

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beta tester FAQs, but you guys
are really doing that FAQs. So
voice mail numbers 2016256357

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and New Jersey put a plus one in
front of it. If you're at your
cell phone right now and you
want to

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enter in our UK number, it's
plus four, four, two, zero,
seven, six, eight, one, three,
seven, five,

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three. And now ladies and
gentlemen, it is unbelievable.
The amount of comments I have
received

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regarding scruncher versus
folder of toilet tissue. I am,
I'm amazed and yet at the same
time

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to smade about about the
audience. What is it? Why do we
want to talk about this? It's
because

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something that is never talked
about that is always kept
private. And I never stopped to
think about

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the difference between folders
and scrunchers being a folder
myself and user of other types
of

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accessories. And now it's just
gotten to the point where I have
so many different pieces of
feedback

37:46.580 --> 37:52.980
and so much audio. I'm just
going to play the most recent
ones for you back to back. So
you could

37:52.980 --> 37:58.020
shuttle ahead five minutes if
poop grosses you out. But it's
quite amazing the things that
people

37:58.020 --> 38:05.060
have to say about this. And it
also concludes the discussion.
Okay? Hello Adam, the manly geek
here,

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just calling him response to
your data call about scrunchers
versus folders. Well of course,

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I'm a folder since I'm also a
great fan of origami. And yes,
you guessed it. What I import
and

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on the pod, sometimes I take my
toilet paper and I create
origami shapes from it. The
favorite

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things that I like to use to
wipe my ass is origami cranes,
frogs, and paper mache heads of
Hillary

38:31.060 --> 38:37.540
Clinton and Larry King. I love
to have them kiss my ass.
Anyhow, just thought I'd let you
know,

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probably more information than
you wanted to talk about. Adam,
this is Robert and Toronto from
the

38:42.900 --> 38:48.340
Whiteroom for Radio podcast.
There's folder and scruncher
thing on the little confused.
For sure

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in my house, and there's always
two or three women because I'm,
you know, one of these lucky
guys,

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although I always sleep with one
the other two or the younger
generation. But they're women

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nonetheless. Now they always
scrunch for the front. And I can
see that. But I think they
probably

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fold for the back. I'm a folder
for the back. I don't say you
can scrunch into the back
properly.

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There's a real interesting piece
on the back part and Howard
Stern's private parts.

39:12.740 --> 39:17.780
So you talk about the
appropriate and proper way to
wipe yourself. But I sound like
he was

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a fold. But I think women
generally, you've got to define
this now. Are they scrunching
and

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folding or scrunching only or
folding only? Anyway, Robert
Toronto, Ruth Radio, podcast,
let's see

39:29.380 --> 39:35.860
on this episode. Hey, Dan. Hey,
dude. Adam, this is Dan from
Wichita, Kansas. The birthplace

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of the Delta Cia. We just wanted
to let you know that in Kansas,
we're not scrunchers or folders.

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We still use corn cobs. Thanks.
Hi, Adam Curry. This is Eric
West with the Beats efforts

39:47.780 --> 39:56.340
to skill at www.sf.com. Just
find a way in on the rescue room
situation. I would have to say

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paper comes off the top,
scrunched and always put the lid
down. Thanks. Talk to you later.

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Have a great week. Hey, Adam, do
these just a few more calls from
the Netherlands.

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I just have a small remark on
the scruncher folder issue. Like
beside the fact that I'm a
scruncher

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myself, I always like to finish
it off with at least something
went. That's because I've been

40:31.220 --> 40:38.260
tripping a lot in India. And one
time I heard a guy, an Indian
guy telling someone who was

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sitting a tourist sitting beside
him in the train and was
complaining about not toilet
paper

40:44.180 --> 40:52.260
being there. He said, well, sir,
we always do it. They wipe the
Indian. You know, they wipe
their

40:52.260 --> 41:00.020
their asses with water and just
their bare hands. And the
tourist found it in disgusting
idea.

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We're on the Indian guy set.
Well, sir, what would you do if
you would have some

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sheet in your face? Would you
only wipe it with just a piece
of paper? Thanks. Keep it up.

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Hi, I'm Ms. Curry. It should be
from San Jose, California. You
can find my podcast at

41:14.740 --> 41:20.660
theshubishow.com. Sorry for that
shameless plug. Anyways, so I
previously called in about

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being a scruncher. And that was
like scruncher pride. But I was
in the bathroom yesterday. And
I'm

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like, you know what? Let's try
out this folding thing. Let's
just try something new. And it
sure

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takes a hundred thousand times
longer than scrunching. But my
God, it feels so much better
than

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scrunching. And a lot less
toilet paper used, too. So 12
scrunchers out there in the
world. Try

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folding. It's great. Yo, Adam,
Trucker Tom here. Scruncher
versus folder. I'd say I'm
definitely

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a scruncher. I don't know if
you've ever had to use too many
truck stop restroom facilities.

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Kind of pisses me off. A lot of
them are using these giant rolls
of really cheap toilet paper.

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And you go to pull on it. And a
lot of times it just break a
term cup at off. And so you got
to

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carefully roll that stuff out
and kind of get a big wide of
it. And, you know, because
otherwise,

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if you don't have a big wide of
it, something's going to slip
through. Probably we don't want
to go

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there. I do love another
question regarding people using
public restroom facilities. How
many of

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you people out there? And how
many of you some states require
the, you know, you have the

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little thing that you line the
seat with. They've got it up on
the wall. You just just got the

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little dispenser and you just
pull a thing down and you put
that down on the toilet seat.

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But a lot of states, the
majority of states don't require
those. And so how many people

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line the toilet seat with toilet
paper? How common is that? I
personally think it's pretty
common.

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I do that myself because I don't
want to just sit on public
toilet. And, of course, that's,
you

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know, since I'm out here on the
road all the time, that's really
my only choice. So how many
people

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are lining the public toilet
seats with the toilet paper? You
can catch me at

43:42.020 --> 43:50.980
truckartom.podshow.com and now
also truckartompodcast.com.
Catch you later.

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Hello Adam and Patricia. This is
Jared Nadeog from St. Louis,
Missouri. I do not have a
podcast,

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but I simply love listening to
the Charlie. Your podcast, as
well as several others,

44:03.620 --> 44:10.420
helped me make it through my
12-hour shift at work. I was
just listening to DSC 421 and I
wanted to say

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that I am a folder. I wanted to
leave a comment about the toilet
seat, whether or not the toilet

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seat should be up or down. I
grew up where the toilet seat as
well as the lid is always kept
down

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when not used. I just can't
stand walking into a bathroom
and seeing the lid up.

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So anyway, keep up the good work
on such a great show. Take care.

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Hi Adam and hello Patricia. My
name is Dana aka Wanker Girl and
I'm sending out a big

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hello from Newfoundland Canada.
This is my first time sending
you a comment. So please be kind
to

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me. Anyway, in show 421,
Patricia said that talking about
poo was a guy thing and I just
wanted

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to say that I completely
disagree. My absolute favorite
topic of conversation is poop.

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I'd last tell my check. Yeah,
I'm a girl. Any conversation
about poo is fantastic because
it

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always gets people laughing.
There is nothing funnier than
exchanging stories about really
stinky

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poo's or massive sized poo's.
Weirdly colored poo's or my
favorite accidentally pooping in
your

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pants. So there you have it.
Girls like poop too. Anyway,
I'll shut up now, but first I
got to insert my

45:31.060 --> 45:39.220
shameless plug. I have a listen
to me at my podcast Blurm at
Blurmcast.com. Oh and by the way
Adam,

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I'm a scruncher. Scruncher.
There you go. The topic of poop
is now officially closed,

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the scruncher or folder
conversation. Do you because I
just like to move on to
something else?

45:54.180 --> 45:59.860
Please, and what's so funny, you
can see how it goes in waves. It
takes about three or four days.

45:59.940 --> 46:05.540
I can really even a week
sometimes after I do a show
before the comments really come
rolling in.

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I still got to get used to that
because a lot of it is immediate
because people are listening

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immediately and then a lot of
people catch up later on
weekends or just or behind or
listen

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on different schedule, which is
fine, of course. But then all
the comments come much later.

46:19.220 --> 46:24.100
It becomes an administrative
nightmare. I'm telling you. But
thank you very much.

46:24.740 --> 46:30.500
It was such wonderful insight.
It really is. It's so good to
know my audience. I love you.

46:30.500 --> 46:32.180
Every single one of you poopers.

46:33.540 --> 46:37.220
Yo, let's up Adam. This jersey
tied the official musical just
of the Cha Cha.

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And every once in a while I went
a big case and I sent the client
off the Jake the jeweler in the

46:41.700 --> 46:46.580
city or go tell him to hang out
at Tiffany's. And I was
thinking, hey, as a podcaster,
what can

46:46.580 --> 46:52.260
I do to add a little blink to my
podcast the jersey taught show?
Well that's easy. Jeff Smith,

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check this out.

46:56.250 --> 47:42.900
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Oh, yeah. I know it's just a
touch.

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So it's pretty obvious what my
pick of the week is going to be.
It's Jeff Smith.

47:51.700 --> 47:55.460
And I know you've heard a lot of
Jeff Smith on the Pontiff music
network, but I don't know if

47:55.460 --> 48:00.020
you've heard this song. This
song just came up about a week
or so ago. And it's amazing.
It's

48:00.020 --> 48:05.460
called Save Me. And it's typical
Jeff Smith. It sticks in your
head and makes you feel good. So

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from the Pontiff music network,
this is Save Me. Oh, and check
out the fun little ending.
You're going to love it.

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need somebody else's name, I
need somebody else's name

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Oh man, just myth kicks ass

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Jersey Tots. You want it up for
me, man?

51:47.140 --> 51:50.140
I can lawyer when you want him,
you can never get him, you know?

51:50.140 --> 52:01.140
[ Music ]

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Start the Jersey Tots.

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We're just as late as we are.

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Chef Smith on the POD save music
network.

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I love that song. I hope you get
the play on the daily source
code.

52:15.140 --> 52:19.140
Hey, how have a good week
everybody. This has been Jersey
Tots and I'll catch you on the
flip side.

52:19.140 --> 52:24.140
Thank you very much, Jersey
Tots. I did that yesterday.
Well, flying because I was going
over big and hill so often.

52:24.140 --> 52:26.140
I've crossed it four times in
one day.

52:26.140 --> 52:31.140
And and there was a very nice
female voice

52:31.140 --> 52:36.660
on the at the control tower and
so on my third trip going to
pick Patricia up I said I'll
catch on the flip side

52:36.660 --> 52:38.660
I came back with like

52:38.660 --> 52:41.300
Wilco November 277 dealt this
y'all

52:42.020 --> 52:43.300
Delta Sierra

52:43.300 --> 52:46.820
My okay, okay, not quite getting
the yank humor yet

52:47.460 --> 52:51.060
Everybody thanks for listening
to this long show full of pod
show plus another ship

52:51.540 --> 52:54.260
Literally and tomorrow I'll be
traveling

52:54.980 --> 52:58.900
Off to San Francisco so there
will be no show Wednesday
morning. I'll be back with you

52:59.380 --> 53:02.500
If you're looking for more shows
go over to atom.podshow.com

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Check out my shows ID eggs shows
I like

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Those men be some things you
like to listen to so until then
take care everybody. Yeah, I got
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