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Thanks for all the 05:35.880 --> 05:40.920 Coming to you from the affluent suburb of Surrey known as gulfard in the curry caught as this is the daily source code 05:41.120 --> 05:43.120 Couple hot topics today 05:43.480 --> 05:49.000 First of all plenty of feedback on Liam the 20 year old 21 year old scumbag who's going out with my daughter 05:49.000 --> 05:56.280 Ha ha ha ha a lot of you responded to that also some pod save music talk will get too later on and 05:57.280 --> 05:59.280 You know the typical stuff coming in on the voice 05:59.280 --> 06:01.280 I 06:15.080 --> 06:20.440 Yeah, why do you put a plus in front of that well that only works in your mobile phone if you're using your mobile phone 06:20.440 --> 06:26.180 Then if you're another country and you feel the urge to call the Charlie you won't have to dial any country access codes 06:26.180 --> 06:29.460 plus one two zero one six two five six three five seven 06:30.740 --> 06:34.980 Hey Adam this is Corey you may remember me from my last year I had last year 06:34.980 --> 06:41.140 A PSA that you played on this phone right after hurricane Katrina to encourage people was they could do for the 06:41.660 --> 06:45.380 To relieve with the hurricane effort. I got a podcast the 501 key three cast 06:45.620 --> 06:47.860 You're not calling about that though. I'm calling because right now 06:47.860 --> 06:50.340 I'm a bundle of emotions this weekend 06:50.340 --> 06:52.980 I'm getting married to the girl that I love Katie Roach and 06:53.500 --> 07:00.060 Since I don't have a mountain top to yell from I thought that the early source code would probably be the best thing that I could get 07:01.060 --> 07:05.340 I'm so in love with this girl and I if you could just play this out to the world 07:05.340 --> 07:07.820 I'm so looking forward to this weekend and 07:08.340 --> 07:12.900 Being together with friends and family and I just want as many people to hear it as possible 07:13.220 --> 07:14.340 I love the show man 07:14.340 --> 07:21.660 I was just listening and it's kind of a calming voice to hear you talk and while I'm getting ready for everything driving around doing all the last minute 07:21.660 --> 07:26.380 And so take care and thanks. Oh, hey, by the way. I used to be a scruncher 07:27.020 --> 07:29.020 Macomba now you can make me into a folder 07:30.020 --> 07:37.660 Does your future wife know about it? What is she that's the important information when you need to know can scrunchers and folders live in perfect harmony together 07:37.660 --> 07:39.660 That of course is the real question 07:39.660 --> 07:43.660 Congratulations on the nocturals check in from time to time. 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I'll happily promote it for you. I do have some suggestions though 09:05.380 --> 09:09.780 The last episode it really got good and interesting because 09:09.860 --> 09:12.180 Even though yeah basically you you you put 09:13.700 --> 09:19.220 You put to four divas in a room and you get a lot of diva clutch, you know and so that's 09:19.700 --> 09:24.260 That's not it is less annoying than I thought it would be because in interwoven amongst all of that 09:24.260 --> 09:26.660 We're some really honest things you guys were talking about 09:27.780 --> 09:29.780 lesbian feelings 09:29.780 --> 09:31.780 masturbation 09:32.020 --> 09:34.020 power 09:34.020 --> 09:36.020 Was it 09:36.180 --> 09:38.420 Pressure power pressure hoses 09:39.380 --> 09:46.500 You know if you can if you can just keep the honesty coming through from time the time real honesty how women really feel 09:47.060 --> 09:49.380 As a guy. I'm very interested in listening to that 09:50.340 --> 09:56.580 And I just bet I just bet there some women out there who would really enjoy listening to it as well 09:57.140 --> 10:00.260 diva cast dot pot show dot com and thanks very much guys for the riddles 10:00.820 --> 10:03.780 Next time just you know send me a promo 10:08.420 --> 10:09.860 and 10:09.860 --> 10:13.060 It's good for the voice now because the first thing you were talking about the 10:14.500 --> 10:16.500 Charist and 10:16.500 --> 10:22.260 The first thing that popped in my head was when you were talking about that was you know I grew up and watching 10:23.060 --> 10:26.500 All kinds of air air more movie airplane movies were 10:26.980 --> 10:31.380 You know either there's a high jacker or there's a something wrong with the plane 10:32.420 --> 10:38.020 And the first thing that the air sewerist says to the pilot or something 10:38.740 --> 10:40.740 You know don't tell the passengers 10:40.740 --> 10:44.740 We don't want to fight in them or whatever and I think that's 10:45.540 --> 10:52.340 That's it totally the opposite of what's going on here. I mean, they're just like you said they're just scaring people and all that 10:53.220 --> 10:57.220 I just if I took the same approach as the 10:58.340 --> 11:03.780 As I do in these movies and like I'm sure they do in real life because they don't want to scare people 11:04.420 --> 11:08.180 Is you know, I think we all be better if they didn't 11:09.220 --> 11:11.700 That they're I totally agree with you when you say 11:12.180 --> 11:14.180 You know don't tell anybody 11:14.580 --> 11:17.860 You know just quietly get these guys and then put them away 11:19.060 --> 11:21.060 So I just thought I'd leave that note 11:21.700 --> 11:23.700 I'm currently driving around here and 11:24.500 --> 11:27.540 I wanted to call so that I don't forget about it so 11:28.820 --> 11:32.980 All right, popular and that's why you put a plus in plan of in front of the one right 11:32.980 --> 11:36.180 So you could call immediately from your cell phone before you forgot, you know 11:38.020 --> 11:42.740 That is kind of interesting and that's the reason I played this this piece of feedback is because 11:43.460 --> 11:49.140 It does seem like you know all the old movies and I'm talking movies from 11:50.660 --> 11:56.180 Before the 80s probably it was always about you know we don't want to alarm the population we want to keep 11:56.980 --> 11:59.780 Everyone everyone's feeling secure 12:00.660 --> 12:04.180 And there's a lot to be said for that and it seems like we're doing exactly the opposite 12:04.740 --> 12:06.020 really does 12:06.020 --> 12:07.300 from 12:07.300 --> 12:13.380 From the president through the media all the way through all the way down because it it just results in in so much 12:14.020 --> 12:16.980 Action, you know, it's a action immediate reaction 12:18.100 --> 12:21.460 It keeps people scared keeps people watching television and keeps people 12:22.660 --> 12:24.660 scared and and 12:24.660 --> 12:26.660 keeps people scared and that's what it does 12:27.140 --> 12:31.140 You know, I'm I'm a bit disappointed with all the aviation podcast that are out there 12:31.140 --> 12:35.780 I have a whole channel on my podshow plus account you can find it at atom.podshow.com 12:35.780 --> 12:38.180 It's a whole channel with nothing but aviation podcasts 12:38.820 --> 12:45.860 And I love it because I I'm subscribed to the channel and once I'm new pops up it's it's right there no matter which show it's from it's an aviation show 12:45.860 --> 12:47.860 I know that and so I listen to it 12:47.860 --> 12:52.740 I'm you know, I'm hearing references to the security measures and the terror threats and the 12:53.300 --> 12:56.180 fear that's being spread but I don't really hear our aviation 12:56.740 --> 13:02.500 Producers of independent content coming up with anything earthshattering and I thought we'd get more insights into everything 13:02.500 --> 13:05.780 Maybe they just don't know or maybe they're afraid to talk about it 13:07.060 --> 13:09.460 You know looking for looking for some action there 13:10.020 --> 13:15.060 This is what this is supposed to be about you know we can get some different noise from people who are in the front lines 13:16.660 --> 13:18.660 Just a subtle hint 13:18.740 --> 13:23.140 Was a USA today article that came out that who sent this to me Mark Lawrence 13:24.260 --> 13:26.980 Elite security lines bug some but not others 13:27.620 --> 13:32.660 I don't want to get into the whole conversation again, but there is some real good information there about who actually owns the line 13:33.140 --> 13:39.700 The property the lines are on what the job of the TSA is and why there can be different types of lines 13:40.900 --> 13:44.500 and why it's not a an equal basis that all are 13:45.940 --> 13:47.940 All are made forced to wait 13:48.980 --> 13:53.620 And some different opinions interesting to read up a little link to to that story in the show notes 13:54.900 --> 13:59.940 So yesterday Patricia and I were talking about Liam this is a 21-year-old kid who was 14:01.140 --> 14:05.140 Almost Christina's boyfriend my 16 my just 16-year-old daughter 14:05.940 --> 14:09.700 I express express my my feelings and of course Christina walked in and 14:11.140 --> 14:13.540 And she'd heard most of it, but she's a you know 14:14.100 --> 14:16.100 She's a real trooper 14:16.580 --> 14:22.500 She has her opinion she she lets it know be known what she feels and what she thinks but you guys man you don't you don't sugarcoat anything 14:23.380 --> 14:25.380 Is the first response to Liam 14:34.260 --> 14:41.140 I had to look that up Eddie Haskell fictional character on leave it to beaver the kind of kid your parents 14:41.700 --> 14:43.700 Don't want you hanging around with and 14:43.940 --> 14:45.940 Notorious brown nose or towards elder 14:47.140 --> 14:53.860 Fantastic I got to get a clip of Eddie Haskell and show it to Patricia because she wasn't in America when that was on and it never really 14:54.020 --> 14:56.660 Indicated that well outside of the US but 14:57.220 --> 15:01.380 Excellent excellent excellent example of the kind of guy I think he is 15:02.180 --> 15:06.260 I had him this is Stephen Damning South Florida. I was just 15:06.660 --> 15:15.140 Listening to your latest daily source coat and about your your daughter and being 16 and dating a 21-year-old swine ball 15:16.100 --> 15:19.860 Very interesting to hear what other people go through because it's coming for me too 15:19.860 --> 15:21.860 I've got two daughters five and 15:22.660 --> 15:27.540 Ferry and I'm waiting for the day just and here's what I was told by a good friend 15:27.860 --> 15:31.060 I think you need to take some of those goals records and and various other 15:31.860 --> 15:36.900 Things from your career down off the wall and put a few nice glass cases up with guns and 15:37.540 --> 15:40.260 Don't have to load them you don't have to use when you don't have to 15:40.260 --> 15:46.660 Hey Liam come on in man. I want to introduce you to my friends. Yeah, they're over here my friends Smith and Wesson 15:47.060 --> 15:52.980 Shoot anybody but when somebody walks in to date your daughter. They should know that you like guns and 15:54.260 --> 15:57.780 That just might help a little bit. Yeah, hey, dude 15:57.860 --> 16:04.580 I've been known to smoke gunja and I like guns. You really don't want to piss me off. I don't already guns myself 16:04.740 --> 16:08.420 But as my daughter's approached the age of 16. I may be 16:09.300 --> 16:13.140 tempted to make that purchase and put those glass cases on my wall as well 16:14.340 --> 16:21.060 I am 43 years old by the way. I got a very late start having kids. I got two little twins in the five-year-old daughter as well 16:22.020 --> 16:23.540 so 16:23.540 --> 16:29.700 I feel your pain and I know it's coming for me too. So I am a folder my kids are folders 16:30.420 --> 16:33.620 And I come from a long line of folders have a wonderful day 16:34.180 --> 16:38.180 We'll talk to you soon. All right. Thank you. I do have a couple of firearms 16:38.980 --> 16:45.460 Some menacing looking ones. I've got a Japanese sub-machine gun that my grandfather brought back from the south Pacific 16:46.580 --> 16:49.860 I have no ammo for it, but I could definitely flaunt that one around 16:50.820 --> 16:55.700 The interesting idea. I don't know how effective it will be, but I do understand where you're coming from and 16:56.100 --> 17:02.340 You just wait my friend. Call back in and what about 11 years when your first kid hit 16? We'll talk again then, okay? 17:02.900 --> 17:08.100 And whenever there's something that is troubling me whenever there's something that that I need to learn whenever 17:08.100 --> 17:12.900 I need to just like in shadow falls. I need to turn to my elders for answers. There he is! 17:13.860 --> 17:15.860 Oh 17:18.340 --> 17:25.060 You've got questions. He's got a sad life repair man coming after you sad life repair man 17:25.060 --> 17:37.140 [ Music ] 17:37.140 --> 17:39.140 Sad life repair man 17:39.300 --> 17:41.300 Yeah 17:41.300 --> 17:43.300 My body. Uncle Jesse 17:43.300 --> 17:49.620 Peter give me some advice on Liam first. I got to say I always love it when Patricia's on 17:50.340 --> 17:57.140 But having raised two girls I was screaming during yesterday's show in fact when Christina showed up 17:57.540 --> 18:03.140 I had to play that section three times because I was laughing so hard. I was missing stuff 18:03.620 --> 18:05.620 That girl has a sharp wit 18:06.500 --> 18:08.500 But that's not why I'm here 18:09.460 --> 18:13.460 Because of your description of uneasiness looking at all of those 18:14.340 --> 18:19.620 Hot young babes the same age as your daughter. I had a similar experience once 18:20.420 --> 18:23.380 One of my daughters brought a girlfriend home one 18:24.020 --> 18:29.700 Summer after noon and they asked if they could change the channel on the TV to see something on MTV 18:30.340 --> 18:35.220 Shoot it might even have been you. I don't remember and here's why I don't remember 18:36.180 --> 18:38.180 My daughter's guest 18:38.340 --> 18:42.020 late on the floor on her stomach in front of the TV 18:42.340 --> 18:46.100 Prophing up her head with her hands elbows on the floor. I 18:47.140 --> 18:49.780 Was seated on a sofa behind her. I 18:50.580 --> 18:52.580 Happened to look down at her 18:53.060 --> 18:55.060 She took my breath away 18:56.020 --> 18:58.020 She was wearing 18:58.020 --> 18:59.540 tiny little 18:59.540 --> 19:01.540 Terry cloth shorts 19:02.500 --> 19:10.500 Her beautifully smooth tan legs revealed the faintest whispers of tiny 19:11.060 --> 19:15.540 Laund hares listening in the sunlight streaming from the window 19:17.860 --> 19:19.860 I followed her legs with my eyes 19:20.660 --> 19:23.460 First those perfectly curved calves 19:24.660 --> 19:31.300 Then to her firm young thighs and then to the curve of her ample but a 19:32.500 --> 19:37.060 Extending out of those tiny little shorts 19:38.900 --> 19:44.260 Immediately I could feel myself responding physically to this incredibly 19:44.500 --> 19:46.500 Lushes sight 19:46.820 --> 19:54.340 Almost as quickly my mind started trying to construct some fantasy some scenario and then she turned and spoke 19:55.780 --> 19:58.500 Thanks for letting us watch that Mr. Fenton 19:58.740 --> 20:01.380 What channel were you watching? I'll switch it back for you 20:04.900 --> 20:06.900 Never had the words 20:06.900 --> 20:09.380 Mr. Fenton ever cut so deeply 20:10.260 --> 20:14.820 Clearly I was a ledgerous old man who should be ashamed of himself 20:16.980 --> 20:19.220 Please this is between you and I 20:20.180 --> 20:22.180 Don't ever speak of this 20:22.660 --> 20:26.100 That was just about the most disturbing thing you've ever sent to me, Peter 20:27.060 --> 20:29.060 What the hell is wrong with you, man 20:30.660 --> 20:34.580 All right, thanks for the advice I guess 20:35.860 --> 20:41.460 Yeah, it got worse and really got worse yesterday. I didn't even realize how much worse it got 20:41.860 --> 20:44.340 I'm total doofus showing my age 20:45.140 --> 20:46.340 AC 20:46.340 --> 20:48.340 Prof Ross here 20:48.900 --> 20:50.340 It was named to 20:50.340 --> 20:59.620 Do see four five one. I just get this out feeling that Christina and Liam are just cringing when you originally called it panic on the disco 21:00.020 --> 21:03.860 Thank God at the end of it. You changed it to panic at the disco 21:04.980 --> 21:11.460 Being a father. I'm just afraid my daughter's gonna laugh at me one day and I don't know if we want Liam out of the picture 21:11.460 --> 21:13.460 We got to get the names of her bands right 21:14.500 --> 21:16.500 That's it, man 21:16.980 --> 21:18.980 Scrunch her then fold there. I 21:19.620 --> 21:23.220 Can't believe I did though. I didn't go back and listen so I take your word for it 21:23.780 --> 21:27.460 Probably my brain was going a little bit too fast for my mouth and I wanted to say panic 21:28.340 --> 21:32.580 I could have said panic on the disco panic at the disco on the podcast music network 21:33.060 --> 21:38.420 That's probably where I got messed up. Yeah, yeah, that would be like really really stupid 21:39.140 --> 21:43.060 She didn't correct me so she may not have caught onto it immediately because 21:43.620 --> 21:45.140 Usually she does correct me 21:45.140 --> 21:48.100 Quickly when I say something stupid. Oh, but it got much worse 21:48.900 --> 21:52.580 Hey Adam was there from the doctor's your podcast right here 21:52.900 --> 21:55.140 Wait wait some listen the new Charlie 21:55.540 --> 21:57.700 What is it that's so 451 21:58.740 --> 22:00.740 panic at the disco 22:00.740 --> 22:02.740 But the sins and not the tragedies 22:04.500 --> 22:08.900 This song is following me following me every bar. I have a club every radio station 22:08.900 --> 22:12.340 I listen to every store the freaking wall everywhere for Christ's I was 22:12.660 --> 22:14.020 I 22:14.020 --> 22:16.340 Skate this song. I was a freaking wall man 22:16.340 --> 22:21.460 It's by the order and I have the goddamn song now. It's on my morning Charlie. I'm trying to have a cup of coffee 22:21.460 --> 22:25.060 Well, he late afternoon when I call out of my heart at whole bed 22:25.700 --> 22:27.780 Had my cup of coffee, you know listen to Charlie 22:27.780 --> 22:31.700 That is that song again. Oh my god. I had her to song to follow me this way 22:31.700 --> 22:37.620 Says mercy plague and their dance sexy Danny. I'm quite out with a heavy people ever heard of changing the goddamn song 22:38.580 --> 22:42.340 To grab an all forgetting another band. It's on the right traditional radio 22:44.740 --> 22:47.140 Yeah, coming like I'm modified folder 22:47.140 --> 22:51.460 I took all of it around the hand move it from the head and set a hand and then I use it 22:51.700 --> 22:55.780 Great, find us at Dorcissure dot blog spot dot com door to be 22:57.860 --> 22:59.860 Yeah nice phone connection 23:01.140 --> 23:04.660 Yeah, try some decuffs and say on next time, maybe you know 23:05.300 --> 23:07.300 That's interesting point you make there 23:08.980 --> 23:14.660 I have not heard that song before the first time I heard it is when it showed up in a top 10 list in the pod tip music network 23:14.660 --> 23:17.380 I saw that it had just been added to the PMN 23:18.100 --> 23:20.420 I know panic at the disco are of course 23:21.380 --> 23:26.100 I'm not familiar with what their current singles are. I just don't listen to the radio in the car 23:26.180 --> 23:30.820 Sometimes I'll turn on BBC, but it's usually more talk than then music sometimes virgin radio 23:30.820 --> 23:33.060 But then it's more because of my sentiment to my age 23:33.140 --> 23:35.140 Um 23:35.140 --> 23:37.140 Who is that interesting 23:37.540 --> 23:44.020 That it's kind of a reverse role play here instead of the you know the the young up and coming hip stuff 23:44.420 --> 23:48.900 That is independent coming through what we used to call college radio making it into mainstream now 23:48.900 --> 23:54.820 It's these mainstream players who are trying to make it into my world from the reverse direction 23:55.380 --> 23:57.380 Now I may not be the norm 23:57.380 --> 23:59.380 But I think it's pretty interesting to see this happen 24:00.020 --> 24:02.180 There's also some some big issues with 24:02.900 --> 24:06.740 Established artists putting their music on the ponts hit music network 24:07.220 --> 24:12.900 Which are going to discuss in the continuing podcast of the daily source code those of you checking out serious stars one 24:12.900 --> 24:14.900 Oh two if you want to hear that part of the conversation 24:15.860 --> 24:20.420 Go to daily source code calm listen to the show. It's episode dsc four five two 24:20.740 --> 24:22.740 We got more cool stuff for you guys and 24:23.780 --> 24:29.060 Here on the podcast let me get it started because there's some issues outside the United States that 24:29.700 --> 24:34.340 I haven't really been ignoring them. I've heard about them, but finally someone put it into a concise 24:34.900 --> 24:36.900 audio feedback and 24:37.300 --> 24:42.420 Was talk about it. Hi Adam. This is Norman from the German noncast podcast together with two other people 24:42.420 --> 24:46.020 I'm also doing the pot parade the so-called potsafe music charts 24:46.020 --> 24:48.020 Which is very popular year in Germany 24:48.020 --> 24:55.380 Every fortnight we present potsafe music in a way that can be compared to traditional radio charge shows for example from the eighties 24:55.780 --> 24:58.180 But of course, it's free and available as a podcast 24:59.140 --> 25:05.540 Love the German accents. Yeah, and your English is impeccable dude. It's so incredibly good. You're it's nice 25:05.540 --> 25:11.140 It's very nice to listen to but it's it's kind of funny the same time. It's like Colonel Klink sending me audio feedback 25:11.140 --> 25:15.780 Many tracks are taken from the potsafe music network as well and until now it was very pleasing 25:15.940 --> 25:21.380 Because these bands and artists listed there often is established nice and productive email contacts with us 25:21.940 --> 25:23.620 Right on okay 25:23.780 --> 25:30.100 I'm with you so far at the moment. We are experiencing some new and unforeseeable difficulties because of the fact 25:30.420 --> 25:34.660 That several well-known bands are now listed in the potsafe music network 25:35.140 --> 25:42.100 He is Jürgen another well-known potcaster from Germany who is also playing potsafe music in a popular weekly podcast show dude 25:42.100 --> 25:47.700 It's just like a multi report from Germany. Hi Adam. This is Jürgen from the German podcast cafe 25:48.580 --> 25:53.300 There are some serious issues and a lot of emotional discussions in German podcast forums 25:53.620 --> 26:04.580 Concerning the PMN and music from well-known artists in the PMN as depurble or toothpick or panic at the disco or Alice Cooper or James Brown 26:05.780 --> 26:08.180 Could you please send me a link to where these forums are I mean? 26:09.300 --> 26:11.300 I'm subscribed to a couple different 26:12.580 --> 26:18.260 RSS feeds German podcast RSS feeds, but if you could really show me where the conversation is going because it's 26:18.820 --> 26:23.380 When I just parse my news reader, you know, it's it doesn't always pop out and I can't always get 26:23.460 --> 26:25.620 Context without seeing you know the full story 26:26.820 --> 26:30.260 Just the the synopsis isn't enough for me. I can read the German 26:30.260 --> 26:34.580 I just need to really focus on it. Please send me some URLs where I can follow along with this conversation 26:34.580 --> 26:37.620 But I know where you're going because this is a big one. Lee to mention two of them 26:38.500 --> 26:44.900 We cannot believe and by the way German lawyers confirmed to that not officially but in private discussions 26:45.380 --> 26:51.140 That these songs are really potsafe because they are listed in the German Gema or American ASCAP 26:51.460 --> 26:52.980 Database by the majority 26:53.460 --> 27:01.940 Playing these songs in a podcast would violate German copyright law and I predict the German Gema would sue every podcast that was playing these songs 27:02.180 --> 27:09.060 Without a so called newly created podcast license from Gema. Okay, let me just hop into this for a second 27:10.820 --> 27:14.260 There is a difference in jurisdiction between ASCAP BMI 27:15.060 --> 27:17.700 Who handle the United States territory and 27:18.740 --> 27:20.100 All the other 27:20.260 --> 27:25.140 Versions of ASCAP BMI they're not affiliated in the Netherlands. It's Buma Stemera 27:26.820 --> 27:31.140 As I said into Germany it's Gema every country has their own version of this and 27:31.940 --> 27:36.580 The way the potsafe music network operates of course was predominantly built with 27:37.380 --> 27:41.460 With the United States market in mind and now we're seeing you know that there are some other issues 27:42.980 --> 27:44.980 Is that any owner of 27:45.220 --> 27:49.540 Copyrighted music of the words in the lyrics in the United States 27:50.180 --> 27:53.460 Can offer any type of license here she wants to anyone 27:55.060 --> 27:58.340 Within the United States jurisdiction that that much I know for sure 27:58.740 --> 28:02.260 So part of the deal with radio stations is 28:03.140 --> 28:08.340 And television stations and any other broadcast medium is hey if you play this song 28:09.140 --> 28:14.500 You have to pay a royalty and here's your rate card the potsafe music network 28:15.460 --> 28:17.460 It says hey 28:17.460 --> 28:24.020 You can play any song that I as the owner of the words in the music put up on the potsafe music network 28:24.020 --> 28:29.860 And you have to pay me nothing as long as it's a podcast if it's broadcast then it's a different story 28:30.740 --> 28:35.380 But every radio station pays a set fee for their ASCAP BMI license 28:35.380 --> 28:42.980 So that will be if if a podcast aired for instance podcast on serious as a perfect example serious pays hundreds of millions of dollars 28:43.940 --> 28:51.460 No, I'm sorry, maybe less it's probably like 70 million dollars a year to ask at BMI and and all of the songs that are played are recorded reported 28:51.460 --> 28:56.820 And and some they go into the magic cloud over to ask at BMI and then they figure out who gets what 28:57.620 --> 29:02.740 But for the podcast anything that's listed on the PMN can be used however you want now there's another part to that 29:03.700 --> 29:08.420 Which is the record companies who own the master the physical record itself 29:09.380 --> 29:11.700 The 29:11.700 --> 29:18.980 If you want to create a and this is the unclear part in all legislation right now is okay if it's on a podcast is it actually 29:19.620 --> 29:22.660 Similar to a broadcast so you can give away that performance right 29:23.780 --> 29:28.420 Yes, everyone agrees, but the record companies who own all of the masters 29:29.140 --> 29:32.260 So the actual physical product that is then being copied from 29:33.140 --> 29:36.100 A file into your file onto someone's player 29:36.740 --> 29:39.380 That's a a real distribution right and 29:41.300 --> 29:45.620 You can only hand that over if you own it so most artists 29:46.500 --> 29:49.860 Establish artists don't own those masters as an example 29:51.060 --> 29:53.700 Alice Cooper probably does not own the rights to 29:56.820 --> 30:02.340 What does he have up there? I'm 18 so he probably doesn't have the rights to that he doesn't own the actual master, but 30:02.980 --> 30:06.580 He does own the words and the music so he put a 30:07.140 --> 30:13.860 Live recording so he owned a apparently he or who or some record label that he's involved with owns that master 30:14.420 --> 30:21.140 So there we have it. It's okay because the owners of the master said go ahead and put it up on the podcast music network and then the owners of 30:21.540 --> 30:26.980 The copyright the the performance right the words in the music also said it's okay go ahead and put it up 30:27.700 --> 30:29.700 Asked BMI 30:30.260 --> 30:32.980 Although they do have an exclusive license for broadcast 30:34.500 --> 30:40.820 Even then it would be possible in theory in theory. I'm saying for an owner of 30:40.980 --> 30:44.420 Music and words to tell a radio or television station 30:44.420 --> 30:49.220 You know what you can play this and you don't have to pay any Askcott royalties over it that would be possible 30:49.700 --> 30:54.180 It would be complicated because of how the whole system works and how it's tracked 30:54.180 --> 30:58.340 But that would be in theory possible this is where the subtle difference lies 30:58.980 --> 31:04.260 And as we listen to the rest of this audio comment which I do want to go through because I I really appreciate the conversation 31:04.260 --> 31:06.260 It's going on in Germany right now 31:07.300 --> 31:10.820 The the gamma as with the Buma in the Netherlands 31:11.620 --> 31:17.300 Have a almost God-given legal right to be the sole representative of 31:18.020 --> 31:23.620 The performance rights for for the music that is signed up and is represented by them 31:24.500 --> 31:28.260 And when the artist actually signs up with those organizations 31:28.660 --> 31:35.140 They literally sign over any other right to that organization so they do not have the right as they do in the U.S 31:35.540 --> 31:37.540 With Askcott BMI 31:37.540 --> 31:41.700 To hand out a different license to a different group of users of their music 31:42.420 --> 31:48.100 They have essentially said okay Gemma you represent my music for all types of broadcast 31:48.740 --> 31:53.140 Whether that be podcast or radio or television or any any other type of performance 31:54.020 --> 31:56.180 You own and represent those rights 31:56.180 --> 31:59.460 They don't really own it, but they represent those rights exclusively 32:00.660 --> 32:02.660 And that is the main difference 32:02.660 --> 32:04.660 So I think 32:04.660 --> 32:07.300 You're right what's continuing with the comments he where it takes us 32:07.860 --> 32:13.060 So German podcast us would highly appreciate your help in terms of legal security 32:13.620 --> 32:16.500 Playing PMTunes from let's say depurple 32:17.220 --> 32:23.540 Why is it allowed to play for example woman from Tokyo even though they are listed and licensed to all 32:23.700 --> 32:25.700 major copyright authorities 32:25.700 --> 32:32.260 A DSE for for one and for for two you mentioned that when an artist plays these songs live here or the label 32:32.820 --> 32:37.300 Owns all the rights and can do what he wants even putting them on the PMN 32:38.260 --> 32:40.980 might that be the glue to serve our uncertainty 32:41.780 --> 32:45.300 As I mentioned before help is highly appreciated here in Germany 32:45.780 --> 32:46.740 Thanks 32:46.740 --> 32:48.740 Just servers and bye bye 32:48.740 --> 32:52.260 I hope you don't mind our terrific German accent at him 32:52.420 --> 32:57.540 Gugain is living in the south of a very in part of Germany about 500 miles south of my place 32:57.940 --> 33:05.380 We both are and have been very interested in music and we are both record collectors who even know you from your former times at MTV 33:06.420 --> 33:08.980 So we have got a main advantage compared to let's say 33:09.540 --> 33:13.460 younger podcasts as who might not know rainbow depurple or Gary Moore 33:13.860 --> 33:19.300 But these podcasts who don't know any of these artists and who are playing one of their songs in their podcasts 33:19.620 --> 33:26.500 Might get into serious trouble for doing so without having had the intention to violate some maybe existing local laws 33:27.300 --> 33:30.500 Like you can said there are several discussions going on at the moment 33:30.580 --> 33:35.140 But especially German right authorities are sometimes very slowly and unflexible 33:35.620 --> 33:39.460 So it might take some time until things might become clearer in the meantime 33:39.460 --> 33:45.380 I might suggest the following is it possible to mark these bands an artist for example with a short note 33:45.700 --> 33:48.740 That their tracks might not be pot safe in some other countries 33:49.300 --> 33:54.340 Another possibility would be to list them in a separate additional directory not to exclude them 33:54.340 --> 34:01.540 But to give the people the chance to distinguish between traditional pot safe artists and those who might not be pot safe in the traditional meaning 34:01.940 --> 34:09.220 Don't get as wrong. We really like the fact that bands like depurple or rainbow or people like Gary Moore James Brown or Joshua Kadesen 34:09.700 --> 34:15.140 Published some of their songs within the pot safe music network as well and we hope that there'll be others to come 34:15.460 --> 34:23.860 But for now, it's sometimes very difficult for people and especially podcasts from outside the USA to figure out what can be played and what not 34:24.260 --> 34:28.900 Maybe you can help us and feel free to play this MP3 file in your show if you want to 34:29.700 --> 34:32.900 Thanks very much and greetings to you and all your listeners 34:32.900 --> 34:37.700 This was Norman Austos from Gootus low in Germany. Goodbye. All right. Thank you 34:38.820 --> 34:44.580 Whoa sounds like a big undertaking. I think first we got to find out if this is really true that it's all other countries accept the 34:44.660 --> 34:46.660 US that would make it very easy 34:47.060 --> 34:54.420 So everyone in every individual country would have to see if indeed the performing arts performing 34:54.980 --> 34:57.380 Rights organization that represents 34:58.660 --> 35:03.860 These artists that they do indeed have the exclusive rights and that no other rights can be granted 35:06.020 --> 35:07.780 In Europe it might actually be pretty simple 35:08.340 --> 35:13.300 It's something that could be changed at the European Union level although that could take a long long time 35:13.860 --> 35:20.180 Really, it's the artists. I would have to say. I mean, it sucks for for podcasts or some other countries 35:20.180 --> 35:22.180 So I think we definitely need to put some kind of 35:23.540 --> 35:26.260 Some kind of message up there so that they understand 35:27.460 --> 35:32.900 What the risks are but flagging everything. I mean, there's no way. I mean, we'd have to put 35:33.700 --> 35:36.100 a dedicated person on that 24 hours a day 35:37.220 --> 35:42.420 I just don't see how how we could actually make that work how make that a viable situation 35:42.580 --> 35:47.380 There's too much research and so it would have to be done when artists are submitting anyway 35:47.380 --> 35:53.460 So it's a really valid topic of conversation. I want to open this up and let's see if we can come up with some solutions 35:54.740 --> 35:58.020 But I do think you're right and I do think it is because of an antiquated 35:58.420 --> 35:59.700 Performing rights 35:59.700 --> 36:01.700 System outside of the United States 36:02.260 --> 36:04.260 I'll let's stay in Germany for a second 36:06.660 --> 36:08.660 Hello, Deutschland 36:08.660 --> 36:11.380 Hi, Adam this is Thomas long time listener from Germany 36:12.100 --> 36:16.420 I'm 41 years old and I work as an anesthesiologist in a common hospital 36:17.060 --> 36:24.020 I'm also a mech user and I wanted if you know having switched to windows know that if you ever use your 36:24.020 --> 36:29.700 I'm making a home for the production of Charlie and if so for which step in production process 36:30.500 --> 36:35.620 Come on give us a little geek talk every now and then okay bye home and folder 36:36.580 --> 36:39.220 You want some geek talk man. You want more geek talk 36:42.100 --> 36:44.420 All right, let me play this first. Don't give you some geek talk 36:44.820 --> 36:49.300 Hey Adam it's ID which are initials, but only a few people know what this can't for 36:49.620 --> 36:51.620 But feel free to guess and I'll tell you if you're right 36:52.340 --> 36:57.700 I've been listening to the Charlie since you started way away back when and I just wanted to tell you that I adore you 36:57.700 --> 36:59.700 Patration of course your gorgeous kid 36:59.700 --> 37:04.180 I love the family dynamic. Thanks for inviting all of this podcast or specialist guys into your world 37:04.740 --> 37:09.380 Um, recently I've been listening to two weeks with the Charlie that a time meaning I'm sitting at work 37:09.380 --> 37:11.380 Catching up and generally 37:11.380 --> 37:13.780 I'll have a comment. I want to add but 37:14.340 --> 37:19.460 The relevance you've got you passed. It seems that topics to ground longer on podcasts and they do another media 37:20.580 --> 37:24.100 However for me to come and I'm something that happens in weeks to go seems a little silly 37:24.100 --> 37:26.500 So generally I don't call or send something to you 37:27.380 --> 37:30.980 However, I could want to ask you how you're mad. Hold on before you ask me that 37:31.620 --> 37:35.060 Yeah, that's a really valid point sometimes it gets kind of complicated 37:37.140 --> 37:43.780 Where I'll get comments really good comments on a topic that that you know occurred maybe weeks ago 37:44.660 --> 37:47.940 And that you're right. That's why sometimes this stuff does get drawn out a little bit longer 37:47.940 --> 37:51.140 I haven't quite found a solution for yet, but you know that is kind of the whole 37:52.020 --> 37:54.020 You know the there's beauty to the 37:54.820 --> 37:58.260 Time shifting and there's some downside from the production and to the things 37:58.660 --> 38:03.700 However, and good want to ask you how your math was and if you were back on your math, they're still working on your PC 38:03.700 --> 38:07.860 I either missed that update so very very long ago or you didn't tell us 38:08.180 --> 38:10.900 I'm really happy to hear the object that worked well for you 38:11.620 --> 38:14.740 We can both think my red stick computer geek flashboy friend Wayne 38:15.220 --> 38:18.180 So the amazing ability and finding that particular piece of software 38:18.660 --> 38:22.740 I also wanted to tell you how amazingly impressive your ability to go on with such a busy schedule 38:23.300 --> 38:25.300 after your mother's passing 38:26.260 --> 38:32.020 She seems like such an amazing woman and I just get the positive feeling that she's proud of you wherever her energy resides 38:32.740 --> 38:36.740 Thank you so much for all of your efforts and thanks so very much for the hours of entertainment 38:36.740 --> 38:42.180 Information and content that make my work day bearable and so very much less dramatic than it normally would be 38:42.180 --> 38:44.820 I adore you so I'm a further by 38:45.700 --> 38:47.700 That's very cute. Thank you very flattering 38:48.980 --> 38:50.980 Okay, so for our German friend and 38:51.540 --> 38:54.580 This young lady, you know what it's it's funny 38:55.540 --> 39:03.700 I don't use a Mac at all. I have not used a Mac in weeks. It's maybe even months ever since I got the Sony Vio 39:04.820 --> 39:08.820 And I haven't given you an update now of course. Yes Patricia has an eye Mac downstairs 39:08.820 --> 39:13.540 I've got an eye Mac in the curry condo. We use that pretty much exclusively for video conferencing 39:14.020 --> 39:16.020 Patricia uses the eye Mac 39:16.020 --> 39:23.220 for looking at real estate websites predominantly and she loves it so and and I do enjoy you know 39:23.220 --> 39:30.340 Just grab in the Mac and and getting something done sometimes. However, I do immediately notice that the whole user interface 39:30.340 --> 39:36.340 Everything's a little less snappy than on windows. It does have that nice kind of rounded edge polished feel to it 39:37.220 --> 39:44.980 But I have not missed my Mac at all. I've thoroughly enjoyed the amount of applications that are available for the windows platform 39:46.340 --> 39:48.340 As an example 39:48.340 --> 39:50.340 I do my video 39:50.340 --> 39:51.140 show 39:51.140 --> 39:52.900 per version for profit. I do that on 39:54.260 --> 40:00.340 A PC program called visual communicator. I've not found anything well there are programs. Please don't send me a million links 40:00.900 --> 40:07.140 Yes, there of course there are programs for this on the Mac as well, but this one really floated my boat and the performance is great 40:07.460 --> 40:10.100 The speed of this machine. It's a dual dual core 40:10.660 --> 40:12.660 Intel processor is 40:12.740 --> 40:19.140 Very fast and coding goes very fast. I'm just generally extremely pleased battery life fantastic 40:19.140 --> 40:21.140 It's not exploding which is nice 40:22.100 --> 40:24.980 Even though it's a Sony and a Sony battery is not overheating 40:26.020 --> 40:30.580 But I can literally you know undock and and use my my via for hours 40:31.460 --> 40:37.460 Doing anything not having to take any kind of you know, I just select the via optimize power setting whatever the hell it is 40:37.460 --> 40:38.980 You know once you get used to the machine 40:39.620 --> 40:45.060 Then then you kind of know you know what works best and it's it's fantastic 40:46.020 --> 40:50.340 And it's light too. It's very very light. It's lighter than any than any Mac book 40:51.460 --> 40:55.140 It feels a little less durable of course. It's more plastic 40:56.180 --> 41:00.900 I love the built-in webcam. I know you can get that on a Mac too, but I'm just giving you all the 41:01.540 --> 41:07.300 I'm giving you everything. It just feels good. I'm loving it. I am I'm not missing the Mac at all. Do I like Mac? 41:07.380 --> 41:09.380 Absolutely 41:09.380 --> 41:16.900 Although I must say in all the audio production I've done on Macs. I think that I've had a more enjoyable experience using 41:18.340 --> 41:22.340 Adobe audition on the PC for a number of reasons 41:24.180 --> 41:27.940 Not the least of which is the speed and the stability of the programs and 41:28.500 --> 41:32.180 Just seems to be less hassle once you've figured out how the audio works 41:32.180 --> 41:36.340 You know on the Mac you have to figure out how audio is routed and works and what control panels you need 41:36.420 --> 41:39.380 to find that on the PC. It is a little bit different 41:40.340 --> 41:47.380 But once you're in it, I don't know. I'm sorry to say I just really don't see a difference in productivity 41:48.420 --> 41:52.820 I've been able to get all the keystrokes down to what I want to get it to. I'm feeling very good about the PC 41:54.580 --> 41:55.860 No real issues now 41:56.740 --> 42:02.660 I have done some aesthetics that make me feel better. I'm not using I'm using the actual Mac background 42:03.540 --> 42:08.500 that you would find by default installed on any Mac computer product 42:10.580 --> 42:14.980 I have a dock down at the bottom so it kind of emulates 42:16.500 --> 42:19.700 It emulates a Mac. I have Mac icons 42:20.420 --> 42:25.780 That's another thing. I just I didn't want to have to get used to windows icon. So I use Mac icons. No problem. It's just a 42:25.780 --> 42:32.580 aesthetics, right? And I kind of enjoy the task bar. That is kind of fun to have stuff sitting there and all kinds of 42:32.580 --> 42:38.500 programs out of the way that only pop up when you need them. So in general, very very happy with the experience 42:39.460 --> 42:43.860 All right. It's gonna be a little bit long today's show, but I did just want to play a couple more things for you. 42:43.860 --> 42:48.900 Hello Adam. This is Karen from Virginia. I'm responding to your request for listener profiles 42:49.700 --> 42:54.740 My day job is as a social worker and part-time tour guide on the weekends at a local history site 42:55.380 --> 42:58.340 I've been listening to the Charlie since about October 42:59.300 --> 43:04.820 The podcast I'm going to hawk shamelessly is music Virginia dot potio dot com focusing on 43:06.500 --> 43:13.380 Artists from Virginia and I just turned 48. I'm divorced and proud of it. He doesn't even know what he missed and 43:14.580 --> 43:17.620 Let's see right now. Those kind of relationships just are not 43:19.060 --> 43:24.260 For me so and believe me you would not want to see a naked picture of me and about the big debate 43:24.900 --> 43:31.540 Suscending from the from the bottom or over the top doesn't matter as long as it's there when you need it and I'm a folder 43:31.780 --> 43:36.180 And can I say tailwinds even if I'm not a pilot? Bye. No, not really 43:36.820 --> 43:39.460 But you made me so happy with all the other stuff you said. It's okay 43:40.820 --> 43:46.180 Thank you. I've been saving all of these listener profiles that you've been calling in. I have I must have about 43:47.300 --> 43:49.300 150 now and 43:49.540 --> 43:52.820 I'm going to if you don't mind share those with our 43:52.980 --> 43:54.980 Business development and sales department 43:55.700 --> 43:59.860 Because I'm I think I'm getting a very good idea of what the audience make up is and 44:00.500 --> 44:04.740 I'd like to be able to bring you more relevant advertising relevant to you 44:05.940 --> 44:07.460 um 44:07.460 --> 44:09.460 And I and just on a personal note 44:09.460 --> 44:12.100 I'm really really enjoying learning about you guys 44:14.420 --> 44:15.460 I'm 44:15.460 --> 44:21.540 I'm not surprised about the average age which seems to be around 33 32 33 I should do the math 44:22.500 --> 44:29.700 Not surprised well now. I am surprised about the type of jobs you guys have and what you do for a living and where you listen 44:29.700 --> 44:35.540 I this just it's totally blowing me away and I really appreciate you sending that in it's 44:37.060 --> 44:40.820 I think if if I know you better I'll be able to serve you better 44:42.100 --> 44:44.980 Are you being so kind of so if you bet about any chance? 44:46.820 --> 44:48.820 Hey Adam 44:48.980 --> 44:55.380 This is listener dug and Utah checking in with a little item on a Dutch invasion of Germany 44:56.980 --> 45:00.020 Yeah, I know that's a reversal in historical trend 45:00.820 --> 45:04.260 Nevertheless in the Sunday New York Times 45:05.380 --> 45:08.020 We can review section there's a little blurb at 45:09.540 --> 45:11.540 About how the 45:12.420 --> 45:16.740 Germans are upset even pissed off with the Dutch because 45:17.460 --> 45:22.580 While the Dutch are doing nothing to close down the coffee shops in Holland 45:23.460 --> 45:25.460 relying on the tax revenue from the 45:25.780 --> 45:27.780 200 million dollar annual trade 45:29.940 --> 45:32.740 They have nevertheless crack down on the growers 45:34.020 --> 45:41.060 And so the growers have moved to the forests of Germany and the Germans are having trouble controlling the Dutch growers in Germany 45:41.700 --> 45:47.940 This seems particularly odd. I don't know if there's violence involved which would not seem particularly 45:48.900 --> 45:50.900 Dutch 45:51.780 --> 45:59.700 But apparently all the seed contest and so on that's all in a longer being produced in Holland, but in the forests of Germany 46:01.060 --> 46:02.420 I thought that'd be an interesting 46:03.220 --> 46:05.700 Curry for 20 like moment for 46:06.900 --> 46:10.980 Okay, this is dug out. Oh, I dug nice. Well, you know 46:12.020 --> 46:16.980 It's this is almost like the national hobby in the Netherlands not a day goes by 46:16.980 --> 46:26.020 Well, you don't read in at least one of the newspapers about some apartment or some home or you know just the some in conspicuous dwelling 46:27.140 --> 46:32.420 Usually in in a in a in a structure of more of the same types of dwellings hence apartments 46:34.260 --> 46:40.820 That it doesn't turn out to be just rented by someone who is not living there, but has several hundred plants growing 46:41.460 --> 46:49.620 And they usually steal electricity. This is the the only guys who are really going after this big time as far as I can tell in in the Netherlands is the electric companies 46:49.620 --> 46:54.580 Because it takes so much energy and they're losing their quote losing so much revenue on 46:56.180 --> 47:01.620 On these growers these illegal growers that they're the ones that are basically finding out who's doing what they look in 47:01.620 --> 47:07.940 They look at anomalies. I guess across there they're power grid and then they zoom in and it's more for those guys than anything 47:08.260 --> 47:14.100 That that they're being hunted down, but it seems like everyone is doing it everyone is growing it 47:14.100 --> 47:20.500 And I think you're I know we got the $200 million annual trade number from I think it's much much higher than that much higher 47:21.300 --> 47:27.220 Oh, yeah, gobs higher no doubt about it and it's being transported throughout all of Europe 47:27.220 --> 47:30.500 I mean the Netherlands is is I think the number one producing country now 47:31.140 --> 47:32.820 Really really huge 47:32.900 --> 47:38.660 So no wonder that they're moving down south through Belgium that they're moving over towards the east towards Germany 47:39.060 --> 47:44.500 It's just I think it's that they're probably not even going for any other reason then the power company to 47:44.500 --> 47:46.500 On quite as hip over there to what's happening 47:48.180 --> 47:54.260 Is their violence involved? No, I have yet to read one report of actual violence involved 47:55.140 --> 47:56.820 These growers 47:56.820 --> 47:59.300 Particularly if they're smoking their own dope. No, I'm saying 47:59.300 --> 48:05.620 The New York City to wind up today's Charlie Jody Aaron and orange soda 48:08.750 --> 51:36.250 [ Music ] 51:37.300 --> 51:40.020 Yeah that'd be nice nice orange soda 51:42.020 --> 51:48.420 Jody Aaron from the pot set music network links to that in the show notes the daily source code dot com where you can comment on today's episode 51:48.740 --> 51:54.980 You can find all kinds of links all kinds of stuff. It's groovy. Come on over dig me 51:56.020 --> 52:00.980 Everybody this was fun. I'll talk to you tomorrow. Of course a Friday. We're flying to Amsterdam 52:00.980 --> 52:02.980 I'm gonna try that trip again 52:02.980 --> 52:07.940 So I'm not sure if we should be able to do a show maybe I'll do one Thursday night for you 52:07.940 --> 52:11.620 DailySourceco.com adamantpodshow.com take care everybody bye bye 52:18.820 --> 52:21.620 Yeah 52:21.620 --> 52:28.420 This podcast and we're great ones like it on the high performance podcast delivery network from podshow and line-white networks