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The town of Shadow Falls holds a
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and others will die to expose.

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Who's here to my dad, didn't
you?

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Swordle.

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I'm the one that killed him.

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Delta Sierra Charlie 442.

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It's on Muscle.

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About $60 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
the future.

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[ Music ]

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It's a nice guy, they said, I'm
saying, I'm saying

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I'm saying, no more

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Yeah, yeah

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Alice Cooper, no more, it's a
nice guy

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Live in Montrose, Montrose,
which is a lamb

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In 2005 from Brand New

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DVD, CD, and it's on the pod
safe music network.

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This is so phenomenal.

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This is exactly what we had
hoped,

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that's a nice fade out, by the
way.

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This is exactly what we had
hoped for

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when we started building the pod
safe music network.

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Wouldn't it be great if these
huge artists

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could put some of their back
catalog up

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and have podcasters share that
with their audience?

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Maybe educate some people about
older songs

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that we just can't play.

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And of course, it's a loophole,

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and this is when I'm loving so
much.

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The master recording, I'm sure
that the original

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no more Mr. Nice guy is probably
owned by

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Warner Chapel or some publishing
company,

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more than likely not owned by
Alice Cooper himself.

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But the words, and the music he
owns, he wrote those,

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and he can license that any way
he wants.

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So apparently, he owns, or I
guess,

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was this eagle rock
entertainment.

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He was releasing this DVD, and
so this live recording,

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he has a whole separate deal,
and as a part of the promotion,

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yes indeed, it's up on the
Ponset Music Network.

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So that's really, I mean, think
about how phenomenal this can
be.

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All you have to do as a
mainstream artist

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is to re-record.

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That's all that it takes.

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Then of course, I can already
hear people going,

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oh, what about all the other
cool bands

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of the Pods of Music Network?

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Yeah, I have not forgotten about
them,

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but I'm just so pleased to see.

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Let's see, what do we have?

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We had, so first we had Deep
Purple come in.

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George Thurra Good, Alice
Cooper, rainbow,

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also now in the Pods of Music
Network,

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and I'll be playing some Gary
Moore at the end of today's
Daily

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Source Code, which is kind of a
weird one,

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because you almost didn't have a
source code today.

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The plan was for me, actually,
to go fly

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to see Cas Blaster Mike in the
Netherlands.

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Now, the weather today in
Holland is very nice.

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Actually, the sun is just
starting to break

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through a little bit here.

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However, this would be my first
solo crossing

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of the English channel.

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You know, I'm a little bit wary
of that, particularly,

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because I didn't have the
practice that I wanted to do

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over the past weekend.

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And they are expecting about 35
knots of wind near the end

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of the afternoon and
thunderstorms and rain.

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And that's pretty much the spot
where I would cross

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Ostenda, which is the shortest
route

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across the English channel.

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So it's from basically in
Belgium,

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so from Belgium, I'd fly up.

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But coming back, the only
alternative would be to take

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the long route, which, of
course, I've done many, many
times,

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but with a safety pilot, and I
just don't really

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feel confident enough to do it.

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And I think that that's really
what aviation is about

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is when you know your limits and
when you know

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that you cannot do something or
you shouldn't

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probably be doing something.

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It's much safer for me and for
the environment.

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So maybe Sunday, I don't know,
it's so much to do.

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Yesterday, of course, there was
no daily source code,

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my apologies for that.

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I fully intended to do one.

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I had a whole day of meetings in
the city in London

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with Neil Dixon, who was working

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with this pod show UK, meeting
some extremely talented people.

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Just spent the whole day
outside.

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It wasn't really that sunny, but
it was just really nice.

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It wasn't chilly or windy.

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And we just hung out and drank
habachinos

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and talked about all kinds of
cool stuff.

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And how wonderful it could be.

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If all the talent that people in
the world could have

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all the distribution they
wanted.

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And it was just, it was
fantastic.

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And how, man, there was a, was
it pod fest

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was last night in London that's
feel coin?

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Is it a bit job for the masses?

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You can find it, I think it's a
podfest.com.

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And so a lot of people from the
pod casting

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seem we're going there last
night and unfortunately

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I couldn't attend because, oh,
you know,

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we still have you gone here and
there's just lots to do.

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And it was so warm last night.

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I woke up at least five times.

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So anyway, so the reason was no
show on Mondays

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because I'd set the alarm for
seven o'clock.

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You know, Christina still
doesn't have to go to school.

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So we're getting up about an
hour later, typically.

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But in order for me to make my
one o'clock meetings,

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I had to really set the alarm.

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And somewhere in the middle of
the night,

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the alarm clock fell off the
nightstand, the battery popped
out.

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And so we woke up around 9.39,
45.

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And I'm like, okay, I guess we
won't have time

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to do a show because it takes
some time.

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And now that I'm catching up,

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I asked Patricia today, I said,

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would you mind doing a show?

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And whenever she answers, well,
what time do you want to do it?

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And she knows that I have to
have this done by like 130

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in the afternoon in order to hit
the satellite window

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for Peter.

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So she knows that.

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And that's kind of her secret
way of saying,

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I have other stuff to do today.

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No.

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And the other stuff is her
sister Ivana's leaving today.

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So I kind of understand, they
wanted it.

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I think go into town one more
time

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walk on the high street and do
whatever.

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And it's sisters, you can't come
between them.

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So tomorrow, Patricia will
definitely be on the show.

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I promise you that.

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And I've got lots of stuff to
do.

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The visual communicator, studio
software package

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came in today is huge.

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And I didn't, this is cool.

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They actually sent me a green
screen.

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It's a part of the package.

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You can hang it behind you if
you want to do virtual sets

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and stuff.

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So I'm sure I'll be playing
around with that a little bit
today.

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And lots of communication with
San Francisco.

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You may have noticed, if you
checked out podshow.com,

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that all that work we did over
the weekend up until all the way

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through yesterday is starting to
pay off.

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We've added extra freedom to the
system.

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All kinds of server
configurations and stuff.

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And man, the site is just
flying.

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So that means that once we have
this all cordoned off

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and we're happy with the
performance,

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now we can really start to build
out some features.

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Because I have to say, you guys

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came in in a little bit stronger
numbers

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than we anticipated initially.

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And we'd set up, obviously, what
is it?

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Load balance stuff and all that.

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But still, we definitely had to
configure

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a few of their servers to keep
up with the demand.

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So show-wise today, I had about
50 different voice

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mill messages.

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And I thought, I'll play a
couple of things

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that I just have laying around
that I've been

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meaning to share with you.

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And then maybe we just go
through a couple of these voice

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metals and just see what people
are saying

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because it's just a shame not to
do anything with them

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and just to let them go.

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And by the way, it's your
contribution to the share.

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Hi there Adam.

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And this.

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Yeah.

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This is Eric and Andrea from
Let's Get Nautie.

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The next time you're in a
steamy, a soldier

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and let's face a naughty mood,
you need to tune into our

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show.

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We're fine.

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We're insightful and we're
downright provocative.

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So if you are all about pleasure
and pleasing others,

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give us a listen.

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And Adam, we know you like
pleasure.

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You can find us at
www.let'sgetnautiepodcast.com

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or subscribe to us in iTunes.

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That just started my weekend off
just fine.

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The app's so loosely.

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I use a show that I've been
working with

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Jay Donnelly on this.

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I mean, I'm not really working
on it,

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but I've been giving him
feedback and giving some
suggestions.

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And this is something that we
talked about on the daily source

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code a long time ago about doing
test drives of cars.

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Just going up and saying, hey,
can I do a test drive?

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And recording it, of course.

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Now he's taken it one step
further with his girlfriend
Holly.

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And they're actually recording
this on video.

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And I think some of the sales
people are now

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cluing or tuning into the fact
that they might actually not

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be there to buy.

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But the episode five of Test
Drive Girl is out.

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Hey, everybody, Jay Donnelly
with you.

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And on today's show, the Test
Drive Girl,

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what's the latest episode of
this week?

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Yeah, we're test driving the Kia
Sorrento this week.

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And how did that go?

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Well, you have to watch the show
on Friday.

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I'm not going to tell you all my
details.

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Yeah, okay.

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So, uh, all right, did you enjoy
the ride?

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Was it a good ride?

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Oh, I enjoyed the sales guy.

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That was a good ride.

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Oh, yeah.

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Yeah, I heard you called him a
honey.

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Oh, yes.

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So go to test drivegirl.com.

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Check out the latest episode of
the Test Drive Girl.

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Right on.

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I like it, man.

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It's cool.

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Because it's a real test drive.

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And you can see these sales guys
bullshit in their way through.

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It's fantastic.

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Okay, hitting the voice mill
numbers.

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Of course, the number, if you
don't have a pre-programmed

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and you're mobile phone cell
phone yet, uh,

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do the plus thing.

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Now, we went through this, um,

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want to go there Friday.

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So, plus is usually accessed by
hitting zero twice or whatever.

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And then, uh, one for the
country code two zero one for
Jersey 65 65 65 seven

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or London 020 76813753.

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Hey, Adam, it's Paul Parkinson.

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Uh, thanks for the shout out on,
uh, yesterday's show.

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But, uh, man, um, Patecast Paul
isn't Paul Parkinson on Paul
Parkinson.

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And Paulcast Paul is a lawyer
from Birmingham and does the

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Paul Parkinson podcast Paul
podcast.

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He's also on podcast using
magazine.

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I'm Paul Parkinson.

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And I'm known as Parkinson.

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I do the flashing tall podcast
in the weird nylon podcast and I
do podcast using magazine.

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Paul Pinfield is Paul Pinfield.

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And he does the calm cast and
podcast using magazine.

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He said your confused can you
imagine what it's like for us?

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Um, Paul Parkinson, I may take
it.

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Oh, one more thing.

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I hope you're wordless the other
day.

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Have you seen the V's website?

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www.vz.co.uk.

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I have check out the
perfanysaurus section.

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Um, I'm sure some of those won't
make you onto the list.

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But, uh, have a look.

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Tell me what you think.

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I'm like, cheers.

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Fuck.

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This is so moment brought to you
by all the Pauls in the UK.

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Yeah, it's too confusing for me,
man.

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I can't keep you guys apart.

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You know, I got a drumstick from
from Paul one or Paul two and

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Paul three and

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You're right, it is confusing.

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It's way too much for me.

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Let's see, uh, a lot of feedback
on, uh,

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on my mini rant about that story
on MPR, uh, about, uh,

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flying business or first class
and and how that actually

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subsidizes, um, a economy cast,
a class travel.

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Boy, you guys respond to pretty
strongly to that.

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I wish you would send in more
audio comments because, you
know,

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just reading stuff off comments
isn't all that compelling.

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So you can call in the voicemail
line anytime.

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No one really yelling at me on
the voicemail line as much as
they were in the comments.

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Uh, but there was some feedback
on it.

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Hey, Adam, it's been from
Southern California.

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Um, just listening to the DSC
4401, we'll see the guy from
MPR.

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It's like, doesn't he get it?

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Communism's dying.

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Capitalism is getting.

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He's got the money.

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Get to do things.

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If you want to do things with
those guys you're doing,

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you work your butt off.

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It's kind of like the pressure
complaining about you having no
butt.

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It's because you worked it off
and you're reading the benefits.

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That's what it's about.

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So if you're accepting your
standing in line, hey,

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then you get out of the line, go
back to work.

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See you later.

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Holder?

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Huh, I bet you that was a
folder.

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And there was a lot of talk
about, uh, about these about the
foil terror attacks.

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And I, I got to tell you, I'm,
I'm growing a little bit
skeptical.

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I really am, uh, you know, main
reason being where is the
follow-up?

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You know, so okay.

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So we, we got all these
dangerous guys.

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We rounded them up.

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I guess in the UK, they can hold
them for up to 28 days.

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But where's the proof?

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You know, I should, now I think
when you need some follow-up, we
really need the follow-up.

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And, and if I'm going to hear
the message, well, we can't tell
you about these guys

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because that's not in the
interest of national security,

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then I'm going to be probably a
non-believer in what's going on.

15:50.380 --> 15:51.900
And you know my standpoint on
this.

15:51.900 --> 15:53.660
I'm just not going to be scared
into anything.

15:53.660 --> 15:54.700
I'm going to fly.

15:54.700 --> 15:58.860
I'm going to do whatever I can
in life legally, obviously.

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Something's maybe borderline.

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But I'm not going to let me, I'm
just not going to be scared away
by anything.

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And I'd like some proof.

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I'd like some proof as to what
the plot was.

16:07.260 --> 16:07.900
Okay.

16:07.900 --> 16:08.860
So what do we know?

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It was like liquid.

16:09.900 --> 16:11.740
It could have been in liquid
explosives.

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In perfume bottles or lipstick
in casings or in baby formula.

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Okay, that's all fine.

16:18.460 --> 16:22.700
You know, and they arrested a
couple who had a baby who the
woman was nursing.

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I'd like a little bit of proof
on this, guys.

16:25.500 --> 16:27.340
I don't change from the U.K.

16:27.340 --> 16:32.700
I'm just listening to the, it's
not even something like what's
in the screen.

16:32.700 --> 16:36.300
And it's the call, the call
about that conspiracy theory,

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the very quiet blogger running.

16:39.500 --> 16:44.540
Just something, it said, run
with me or he said that he's
giving you no proof.

16:45.340 --> 16:48.060
Neither of the American
government given anybody any
proof.

16:49.580 --> 16:53.420
It's all, everything that
they've come up with so far
speculation.

16:53.420 --> 16:55.980
We've got no video evidence.

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We've got no call evidence that
there was anything on anybody on
those planes online.

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Yeah, that's really interesting.

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You say that.

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I just wanted to jump in here
because in the United Kingdom,

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there are hundreds of thousands
of security cameras everywhere.

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They're known as CCTV closed
circuit television.

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And I think the statistic is, if
you walk around or if you're
any,

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if you're outside anywhere in
the United Kingdom,

17:19.100 --> 17:21.660
you're caught on camera at least
30 times a day.

17:21.660 --> 17:27.340
And with every other crime that
takes place in the United
Kingdom,

17:27.340 --> 17:30.540
immediately on the news, you see
the CCTV footage.

17:30.540 --> 17:32.140
You know, they show you what's
happening.

17:32.140 --> 17:37.580
They show you who's involved and
the picture quality is
fantastic.

17:37.580 --> 17:41.180
Not a single piece of video
about any of these guys.

17:41.180 --> 17:42.300
These alleged terrorists.

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Not a single piece.

17:43.340 --> 17:45.740
So, yeah, it's a very fuel level
uneasy.

17:45.740 --> 17:51.020
11, and I think somebody, I'm
one of these videos,

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had some kind of proof, maybe
not as much proof as we think
about success.

17:57.100 --> 17:59.100
Six or seven of these people are
still actually alive.

17:59.100 --> 18:03.420
That was supposed to be on the
planes and we're in a normal
jobs in America.

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So, you know, it's fair enough
to make a comment like you've
got no proof,

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do you learn government that's
given you more proof either?

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Yeah.

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It is a bit strange, however you
think turned out.

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But there you go.

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See you there on that fire.

18:15.900 --> 18:16.940
All right.

18:16.940 --> 18:17.900
I agree.

18:17.900 --> 18:19.340
I haven't seen much proof
anywhere.

18:21.580 --> 18:22.540
It's really hard.

18:23.500 --> 18:24.140
I'm tired of it.

18:24.140 --> 18:25.500
I don't want to talk about it
anymore.

18:25.500 --> 18:28.780
You know, I'll wrap this up with
Matt from

18:28.940 --> 18:30.620
Matt's today in history podcast.

18:30.620 --> 18:33.500
He actually had some pretty good
to say that I liked a lot.

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Check this out.

18:34.540 --> 18:35.500
Hey, Adam.

18:35.500 --> 18:38.380
This is Matt Bittil of the
Matt's today in history podcast.

18:38.380 --> 18:44.380
I was listening to episode 441
of the Charlie and you had a
call from

18:44.380 --> 18:49.580
a gentleman, I believe from
Austin, Texas, who was talking
about the fact that, you know,

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supposedly you and I and a lot
of other people don't know
what's going on with regard to
911.

18:55.820 --> 19:01.260
What really happened with the
volunteers really about and that
we need to sort of wake up and

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you know, find out that we're
all being fooled and all that.

19:05.020 --> 19:09.820
And I will say, I'm sure there
are things done by governments
around the world every day

19:09.820 --> 19:13.820
that are pretty terrible that
you and I will never, ever find
out about.

19:14.860 --> 19:23.660
However, I think and you
probably know this that there is
a huge industry that is a

19:23.740 --> 19:29.820
risen out of 911 conspiracies
and the problem is that the
people who write these books and
put

19:29.820 --> 19:38.060
up these websites and that you
hear on late night terrestrial
radio, they take advantage of
people

19:38.060 --> 19:46.540
who, they need that, they need a
conspiracy to somehow explain
the fact that there are people

19:46.540 --> 19:49.340
in the world who hate them just
because of who they are.

19:50.300 --> 19:58.300
The problem with this is that
it's dangerous. History is full
of sort of, you know, propaganda

19:58.300 --> 20:03.900
that was created out of thin air
that drove entire populations to
dangerous activity.

20:04.860 --> 20:10.380
If you look at the protocols of
the elders of Zion, which was
published in the early 20th
century,

20:11.180 --> 20:17.900
that basically claimed that the,
everyone of the Jewish race was
out to dominate the world,

20:19.660 --> 20:24.540
you know, even Hitler and the
Nazis used it as an excuse to
put Jews and camps.

20:25.260 --> 20:31.020
And so, you know, you have to be
very careful when all logic
points in one direction,

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then that's probably the
direction we need to look. I
mean, you can certainly look at,

20:36.860 --> 20:41.260
you know, the Bush
administration or the Blair
administration and say that
there are things you

20:41.260 --> 20:46.460
don't like and certainly there
are things that I don't like.
However, that doesn't mean

20:46.460 --> 20:53.820
there's a worldwide conspiracy
to pull the wool over our eyes.
So anyway, that's today in
history.com

20:53.820 --> 20:59.180
and scruncher. Thanks. Wait a
minute, he said it, he's a
scruncher!

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[ Music ]

21:46.460 --> 22:15.260
You know what I received in my
email box this morning?

22:16.060 --> 22:23.260
I received the third episode,
the rough mix of Shadow Falls,
which I believe we're going to
release

22:23.260 --> 22:28.700
on Monday. If you have not heard
this originally produced audio
drama from Pod Show,

22:29.740 --> 22:34.620
listen to it at
ShadowFalls.podshow.com. It will
scare the pants off of you.

22:36.300 --> 22:42.060
Mark Yoshimaru, an improv,
probably pissed off about you.
Let me just, uh, let me uh, let
me

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play the opening for you. You'll
immediately be wanting to hear
the episode. There's a story
that

22:47.100 --> 22:54.140
people tell in Shadow Falls, a
story about a well. Back in the
1700s, the town elders decided
to

22:54.140 --> 22:59.580
dig a new well because the old
one had gone bad. I leave it up
to you to decide what that
means.

23:00.300 --> 23:05.180
Every able body male took part
in the digging and hauling a
birth for the new site. After
five

23:05.180 --> 23:09.660
days of back breaking work, the
new well was finished and the
town elders went to close up the
old

23:09.660 --> 23:15.660
well wasn't for all. One old man
who claimed to know such things
said the old well had been

23:15.660 --> 23:20.620
cursed because the people of
Shadow Falls had not pleased the
spirits. He told them of an old

23:20.620 --> 23:26.620
tradition after the harvest
festival when, along with
condemned prisoners. One thing
is until

23:26.700 --> 23:34.380
I'll put it all so we sacrifice
to it. For every light that
shines, a Shadow Falls.

23:38.060 --> 23:46.460
I love it. I have not listened
to, uh, uh, I've not listened to
the, uh, entire episode. Yeah,

23:46.460 --> 23:51.260
but I'll report back on it
tomorrow and it should be
dropping on Monday. Shadow
Falls.podshow.com.

23:52.220 --> 23:55.660
You know, there was a, I cannot,
where was this? I had a comment
somewhere.

23:57.340 --> 24:02.300
Someone had met one of the, uh,
one of the actors on Shadow
Falls. Crap, what was that?

24:02.300 --> 24:08.140
Hold on a second. Let me see if
I, hmm. I guess I lost it.

24:10.460 --> 24:15.660
Oh, I'm sorry about that. You
just have to go and listen to it
on Monday and I'll look for that

24:15.660 --> 24:20.700
for that comment. I'm a little
bit discombobulated today. I
would say, and I think I had to
do

24:21.020 --> 24:27.100
with bad sleep. If you're
listening to us on, uh, Syria
stars 102, here's what's coming
up tonight.

24:27.100 --> 24:32.540
It's Wednesday, uh, right after
this show Pacific Coast Hall,
hell, hallway Pacific Coast

24:32.540 --> 24:37.260
Hellway, uh, Dawn and Drew, then
a great show that, uh, it's
called American cliche is also
on

24:37.260 --> 24:41.580
the podshow podcast network.
Then Michael Butler with a rock
and roll geek show and then a
non-pod

24:41.580 --> 24:45.740
safe program, which you can only
hear on series, which is the
Frank truth, Brian No brings you

24:46.380 --> 24:51.420
the world that is Frank's. We
just live in it. East radio
after that and we wind it up
with another

24:51.420 --> 24:57.020
fine audio drama Scott's signal
that'll be between 930 and 10
o'clock eastern time. On Syria
stars 102,

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uh, I'll talk to you guys
tomorrow. Um, and if you want to
hear more of this show, go to
dailysourceco.com

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or check out podshow.com for a
whole bunch of cool podcasts.
And for those of you still
hanging around here,

25:08.140 --> 25:12.380
we got the other's ramblings in
a crap horse. Like, and that's
Troy. I want to play the whole
thing.

25:12.460 --> 25:17.580
Hey, and it's Troy from Rutgers
ramblings. You know, the iPod
guy. Well, it hasn't arrived
yet,

25:17.580 --> 25:21.500
but you'll be one of the first
to know when it does get here.
Anyway, I wanted to drop you a
note

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for something that I saw on
podshow plus over the weekend.
Well, you know how Google and
Yahoo and

25:29.100 --> 25:34.940
even I think my space has their
own start page for their users
set up to be my dot

25:35.660 --> 25:41.420
whatever, you know, my dot
google dot com or my dot yahoo
dot com or, you know, something
of that nature. Well,

25:41.500 --> 25:51.180
someone has actually registered
the name my on podshow plus. So
whenever you go to my dot
podshow.com,

25:51.180 --> 25:57.420
it goes to their homepage. And
there's a few of us who have
been digging the so-called my

25:58.780 --> 26:03.180
in an effort. I don't know to
see if people are actually going
there. Like, I tried to.

26:03.180 --> 26:08.380
And I could have sworn that that
used to go to your your homepage
if you had cookies enabled. But

26:08.460 --> 26:14.460
maybe I'm just, uh, remembering
it wrong. But whoever my is
definitely, uh, definitely gets

26:14.460 --> 26:20.220
a not a my book because that's
pretty ingenious. So anyway,
like they always say, keep up
the good work.

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And I'll be listening. Ew.
Thanks, Troy. That's kind of
interesting. I haven't received
the iPod yet.

26:25.980 --> 26:29.020
I thought I'd already want to.
Let me know if you don't receive
it this week. Okay, and I'll
check with

26:29.020 --> 26:34.940
jocelyn. A lot of rumblings in
second. Let me just respond to
that for a second. So, you know,

26:35.020 --> 26:42.540
having a my dot your company
named dot com is, uh, is very
1990 my book. That's what's cool
about

26:42.540 --> 26:47.740
podshow plus is you get to make
your own URL. So it can be
anything you want dot podshow
dot com.

26:47.740 --> 26:51.900
And you can also map a domain
name to it. If you have
something else, and then the
site will

26:51.900 --> 26:56.220
understand that and we'll
actually pick it up and respond
as if it's a I actually haven't
even

26:56.220 --> 27:01.420
done that myself. But it's a
capability we've built in that
I'll go back and do that for the
daily

27:01.420 --> 27:07.660
source code dot com. So you can
check it out. Um, lots of
rumblings in second life.

27:08.620 --> 27:14.380
It's about me saying that if
Duran Duran is coming in, it's,
uh, it's officially unhip.

27:15.180 --> 27:19.980
And I don't want to be a part of
it. There are still plenty of
reasons to check out second
life.

27:20.780 --> 27:27.660
Adam, this is a hippie geek book
from second life. The newest
resident of podshow island. I

27:27.740 --> 27:33.740
wanted to remind everybody about
the podbong that you can only
pick up on podshow island.

27:34.860 --> 27:42.220
Place all the podcasts and
podcasters or every day adding
new shows to it.

27:42.780 --> 27:50.540
It's aggregating the RSS feeds
and it's absolutely free. So
come on down to podshow island
and

27:51.260 --> 27:54.380
pick up the podbong. Adios, man.

27:57.580 --> 28:00.380
There's nothing like lurking on
a virtual bomb, my friends.

28:00.380 --> 28:05.260
Hey, Adam, I'm pretty up to Rob
Kerns from the Navy Reserve
podcast. Find that at

28:05.260 --> 28:10.780
NavyReserves.navy.mil. Just want
to call lunch and know that
we're on our fifth podcast now
and things

28:10.780 --> 28:17.100
are growing great over here.
We're getting in some actual web
stats from around the, uh, the
Navy and

28:17.180 --> 28:22.780
are from around the world and
it's going great. What's a
particularly amazing is that
since we launched

28:22.780 --> 28:28.220
our podcast, we've been starting
to get calls here from other
entities in the Navy wanting to
know

28:28.220 --> 28:34.060
how they can get a podcast
going. And now big Navy has even
launched the podcast, much of
period

28:34.060 --> 28:39.980
to ours because we're actually
trying to make it a real show
where a lot of these other
elements

28:39.980 --> 28:45.580
are just putting out new
stories. But about once a week
now, I'm getting one of two
calls,

28:45.660 --> 28:51.740
people ask me in the Navy about
podcasting, how we developed it
and how it's growing and how

28:51.740 --> 28:57.260
what our feedback has been. So
it's growing and it's growing
exponentially. So I'm sure

28:57.260 --> 29:02.460
not getting as many hits as the
DSC, but we're growing out
there. So thanks a lot, Adam,
for all

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your kind of words about us and
here continue to support other
Navy Reserve podcast. So anchors

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away. Take care, man. Bye bye.
Oh, that's a good one. Anchors
are way. I'd like to know if
you're

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folder or scruncher. Yeah,
that's it's good. I like it for
our service men and women in the
Navy.

29:19.500 --> 29:24.620
I'm wondering when everyone else
is going to join our board and
gee, want to be nice if we could

29:24.620 --> 29:29.740
really get some podcasts that we
could send overseas for our boys
and girls over there,

29:30.540 --> 29:35.580
not just Americans but Brits,
Japanese, Dutch, you name it,
they're all over the place.

29:35.900 --> 29:46.620
Would you please remind me to
play Carmen Tyler tomorrow? She
sent me just a beautiful,

29:46.620 --> 29:53.420
beautiful, yeah should I play
that for you? Hold on a second.
Don't tell me I lost it.

29:54.780 --> 30:00.540
What's up with that? Oh, man,
this is so lame. Well, anyway,

30:00.940 --> 30:07.900
hold on a second. Oh, this is
making me angry. I think I lost
them a whole bunch of files or
something.

30:07.900 --> 30:14.380
This is really weird. Well,
Karen Tyler sent me this this
really wonderful voice feedback.

30:15.260 --> 30:21.980
I'm still searching my desktop
as you can tell. Yeah, shoot.
Okay. Did you know that she's a

30:21.980 --> 30:26.620
former Miss Louisiana? And now
that I'm looking at her picture
again on the podcast, music now,

30:26.620 --> 30:33.020
we're going to go like, uh-huh,
but she is. So remind me to play
that tomorrow and I'll get out
of

30:33.020 --> 30:43.180
you here now with one last song
from PMN. It's Gary Moore.
Remember here? If you're talking
about

30:43.180 --> 30:49.980
great guitarists in the world,
now you'd probably say maybe
Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton. Some
might say

30:50.220 --> 30:56.220
be king. But when I think about
what we have over here in the
UK,

30:57.340 --> 31:03.020
without a doubt, Gary Moore
springs to mind. Listen to that
sound of gunna reign today.

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[ Music ]

32:09.980 --> 32:17.980
And I find it's going to rain

32:17.980 --> 32:29.980
Two days

32:29.980 --> 32:59.980
[ Music ]

32:59.980 --> 33:04.980
No reconciling

33:04.980 --> 33:12.980
And I find it's going to rain

33:12.980 --> 33:20.980
Two days

33:26.980 --> 33:32.980
Everybody sees the sun

33:32.980 --> 33:34.980
But for me

33:34.980 --> 33:38.980
No reconciling

33:38.980 --> 33:40.980
The clouds have come

33:40.980 --> 33:44.980
And I find it's going to rain

33:44.980 --> 34:34.980
[ Music ]

34:34.980 --> 34:38.980
It's going to rain

34:38.980 --> 34:42.980
Two

34:42.980 --> 34:46.980
Oh, man, how beautiful is that?

34:46.980 --> 34:50.980
Chuh!

34:50.980 --> 34:54.980
Listen to that guitar

34:54.980 --> 34:58.980
Now I know I couldn't find
Carmen Tyler

34:58.980 --> 35:00.980
Because the comment she sent

35:00.980 --> 35:02.980
was actually a tag

35:02.980 --> 35:04.980
Which I've been asking you to do

35:04.980 --> 35:06.980
I think it was Suzanne from
InsideWorks

35:06.980 --> 35:08.980
Who did the tag for today

35:08.980 --> 35:10.980
And there was another one in
there

35:10.980 --> 35:12.980
I love it when you just please
send me tags for the source code

35:12.980 --> 35:14.980
You know, I have 4, 4, 2, 4, 4,
3

35:14.980 --> 35:18.980
I don't have a 4, 4, 4, 4 or a 5
or a 6 or a 7

35:18.980 --> 35:22.980
But what Carmen did is she sent
me 4, 5, 0

35:22.980 --> 35:26.980
Hey, this is recording artist in
former Miss Luziana Carmen Tyler

35:26.980 --> 35:30.980
And you're listening to Delta
Sierra Charlie Show number 450

35:30.980 --> 35:32.980
With the pod father himself

35:32.980 --> 35:34.980
Adam Curry

35:34.980 --> 35:36.980
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes,
yes

35:36.980 --> 35:38.980
Can't wait until 450

35:38.980 --> 35:42.980
Send me a picture to put in 450
Carmen Luziana

35:42.980 --> 35:44.980
All right, everybody

35:44.980 --> 35:46.980
I'm going to keep my eye on the
weather

35:46.980 --> 35:48.980
But I really don't think it's
going to happen

35:48.980 --> 35:50.980
That'll be flying today at least
not

35:50.980 --> 35:52.980
The risk is just a bit on the
high side for me

35:52.980 --> 35:54.980
And I'll be back tomorrow

35:54.980 --> 35:56.980
More than likely with the lady
Patricia

35:56.980 --> 35:58.980
She has promised mind you

35:58.980 --> 36:00.980
Take care Adam at podshow.com

36:00.980 --> 36:02.980
DailySourceCo.com

36:02.980 --> 36:04.980
Talk to you tomorrow

36:04.980 --> 36:06.980
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36:12.980 --> 36:14.980
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